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Senate body meets today
ISLAMABAD, July 18: The Senate Standing Committee on Sports, probing affairs of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and reasons for the series defeat to India, is to meet on Monday. ... 
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Pakistan prove too strong for hapless Hong Kong: Younis, Shoaib hit centuries
COLOMBO, July 18: Centuries from Younis Khan and Shoaib Malik powered Pakistan to a 173-run victory over Hong Kong in the Asia Cup Group 'A' match on Sunday. ...
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BD spinner reported for suspect action
LONDON, July 18: Bangladesh left-arm spinner Abdur Razzaq has been reported to the International Cricket Council (ICC) for a suspect bowling action, the ICC said on Sunday. ...
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Sri Lankans keep cool to beat Indians
DAMBULLA, July 18: Sri Lanka kept their cool to pull off a close 12-run victory after Rahul Dravid led a belated Indian charge in the Group 'B' fixture of the Asia Cup here on Sunday. ...
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ICC questions Azhar's media job
NEW DELHI, July 18: The International Cricket Council (ICC) queried on Sunday Mohammad Azharuddin's presence as a commentator at the ongoing Asia Cup in Sri Lanka, saying tainted players had no place in world cricket. ...
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Tax laws hit India's chances
NEW DELHI, July 18: India is unlikely to host big cricket events such as the World Cup and the Champions Trophy unless the government relaxes its tax laws, the ICC president said on Sunday. ...
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Butcher named in England squad for Lord's Test
LONDON, July 18: England batsman Mark Butcher was included in a 13-man squad for the first Test against West Indies which starts at Lord's on Thursday. ...
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Tevez ruins Peru's dream
CHICLAYO, July 18: Copa America hosts Peru were dumped out of the tournament at the quarterfinal stage on Saturday when Argentina beat them 1-0 with a brilliant Carlos Tevez free kick. ...
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Turkmenistan snatch draw
BEIJING, July 18: Turkmenistan snatched a dramatic 2-2 draw against three-time champions Saudi Arabia, while Iraq were beaten 1-0 by Uzbekistan at the Asian Cup on Sunday. Qatar were upset 2-1 by Indonesia. ...
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Hamilton edges out Els in British Open playoff
TROON, July 18: American outsider Todd Hamilton held off the challenge of some of the game's biggest names before beating Ernie Els in a four-hole playoff for the 133rd British Open on Sunday. ...
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