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Shaharyar urged to explain Rs7m unaccounted tickets
LAHORE, Sept 6: The former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) treasurer Mohammad Naeem has alleged that the chairman of the board Shaharyar M Khan had played havoc with the mandate given to him by the president of Pakistan General Pervez Musharraf. ... 
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PCB to warn Bari
KARACHI, Sept 6: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will reprimand its chief selector Wasim Bari for an outburst against English umpire David Shepherd. "Bari will be reprimanded for his statement which was in bad taste," a senior PCB official said ...
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Pakistan to complete hat trick, says Moin
LONDON, Sept 6: Pakistan believe they have armoury to overpower India for a third match in a row when the old rivals clash in the ICC Champions Trophy. ...
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BCCI inks $308m TV deal
NEW DELHI, Sept 6: India's cricket team may be struggling to hit top form on the field, but off it Saurav Ganguly's men remain the hottest marketing property on the international circuit. ...
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Australia have advantage: Symonds
LONDON, Sept 6: Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds believes his side have a big advantage going into the ICC Champions Trophy which starts in England on Friday. ...
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Warwickshire crowned champions
LONDON, Sept 6: Warwickshire were crowned English county cricket champions on Monday after Middlesex beat second-placed Sussex with a five-wicket win at Hove. ...
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Radical changes must to revive hockey's fortunes: Ex-Greats
KARACHI, Sept 6: Failure at Athens Olympics has prompted former hockey greats to suggest radical changes in the national squad with an aim to prepare for major events rather than focus on instant but insignificant victories. ...
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N. Zealand has no plan to withdraw: Champions Trophy AUCKLAND, Sept 6: New Zealand has no immediate plans to withdraw from the six-nation Champions Trophy hockey tournament in Lahore in December, despite reports Australia was considering pulling out, chief executive Ramesh Patel said on Monday. ...
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Athletes not to be blamed for Olympic failure: POA chief says
ISLAMABAD, Sept 6: Lt. Gen Syed Arif Hasan, the president of Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) said on Monday that the athletes should not to be blamed for returning without a medal from last month's Summer Games in Athens. ...
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Carla beaten in semis
KARACHI, Sept 6: Pakistani Carla Khan's winning streak in World Mexican Open comes to an end when she lost to seventh seeded Anneleze Naude from the Netherlands in five games 9-1, 9-4, 4-9, 5-9, 9-2 at Mexico City in the semifinals. ...
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Capriati, Roddick and Serena turn heat on rivals
NEW YORK, Sept 6: Andy Roddick, Serena Williams and Jennifer Capriati provided a Labour Day weekend treat as they turned on the style at the US Open on Sunday. ...
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Uruguay back on course: World Cup Qualifiers
RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 6: Uruguay put their World Cup qualifying campaign back on course with a controversial 1-0 win over Ecuador on Sunday while Chile and Colombia shared four red cards and no goals in a grim encounter. ...
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Algeria in shock after defeat: World Cup Soccer
JOHANNESBURG, Sept 6: Algerians are in a state of shock after their national team suffered a humiliating home defeat at the hands of unheralded Gabon on Sunday. ...
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Maradona to leave clinic
BUENOS AIRES, Sept 6: Former soccer great Diego Maradona can leave an Argentine psychiatric clinic where he was being held against his will for drug addiction, a judge ruled on Monday. ...
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Singh closing in on top spot
NORTON, Sept 6: Fiji's Vijay Singh took a step closer to gaining the world number one ranking by extending his lead to three shots over Tiger Woods in Sunday's third round of the $5 million Deutsche Bank Championship. ...
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Beijing to slash Olympic costs
BEIJING, Sept 6: Beijing Olympic organizers are seeking ways to cut up to six billion yuan (US$724m) off the cost of building Games venues, including possibly moving the equestrian events to Hong Kong. ...
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