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PCB worried over dispute between its official TV broadcasters
LAHORE, Sept 7: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Tuesday announced its broadcasters, Dubai-based Taj Entertainment Network (Ten Sports) and ARY, who jointly hold TV rights of Pakistan cricket until 2008 ... 
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Imran slams ICC over Bari outburst
ISLAMABAD, Sep 7: Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan on Tuesday lashed out at the International Cricket Council's (ICC) move to bar honorary cricket officials from questioning wrong umpiring decisions, saying it was "over policing". ...
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Youhana on a mission
ISLAMABAD, Sept 7: Pakistan's middle order batsman Yousuf Youhana hopes to erase the memory of his last major tournament in England by helping his side lift the ICC Champions Trophy. ...
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TV channel files writ against BCCI
MUMBAI, Sept 7: The battle over four-year telecast rights of Board of Control for Cricket in India took yet another curious turn when ESPN-Star Sports filed a writ in Mumbai High Court against BCCI. ...
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Skipper Ponting targets historic double
LONDON, Sept 7: Australian captain Ricky Ponting is hoping to land the first leg of a historic double when the ICC Champions Trophy starts here on Friday. ...
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We can't always be ji huzoors
The first question that Malcolm Speed, the CEO of ICC, must answer is how a confidential letter to Wasim Bari was made public? Did he or the ICC itself release the confidential letter to the media? ...
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Warm-up ties for Jr team
KARACHI, Sept 7: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) is considering holding warm-up matches during Champions Trophy between the visiting teams and the national junior team. ...
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Thumping victory for Army
ISLAMABAD, Sept 7: Pakistan Army demolioshed Afghan Club, Chaman, 6-0 while Naka Muhammadan, Karachi, beat Mardan Club 5-2 in matches of the National Football League on Tuesday. ...
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Petrova stuns Henin, Venus also ousted
NEW YORK, Sept 7: Nadia Petrova provided further evidence of the growing Russian strength in women's tennis when she defeated world number one Justine Henin-Hardenne 6-3, 6-2 in the fourth round of the US Open on Monday. ...
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Singh dethrones Tiger as world No 1 golfer
NORTON, Sept 7: One of the most dominant runs in sport ended on Monday when Fiji's Vijay Singh replaced Tiger Woods as world number one after winning the Deutsche Bank Championship by three strokes. ...
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