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Afridi plays lead role in Pakistan's victory
SUTTON COLDFIELD, Sept 10: Shahid Afridi shone with both bat and the ball as Pakistan secured a 24-run win against South Africa in their warm-up match at Walmley on Thursday. ... 
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US taught harsh lesson by Kiwis
LONDON, Sept 10: Record-breaking New Zealand handed out a humiliating lesson to the United States when they crushed their rookie opponents by 210 runs at The Oval on Friday as the ICC Champions Trophy got underway. ...
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Zimbabwe restrict England in rain-hit tie
BIRMINGHAM, Sept 10: Opener Vikram Solanki struck a watchful 62 but Zimbabwe's young bowlers had restricted England to 198 for five before play was abandoned for the day in the ICC Champions Trophy clash at Edgbaston on Friday. ...
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Spinners can do it for India, says coach Wright
LONDON, Sept 10: India coach John Wright is backing spinners Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble to have a major impact during the ICC Champions Trophy in England. ...
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ICC sets dates for racism hearing
LONDON, Sept 10: An International Cricket Council (ICC) hearing into allegations of racism in Zimbabwe cricket will take place in Harare between Sept 29 and Oct 1. ...
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Pakistan skipper Nadeem retires from international hockey
LAHORE, Sept 10: Pakistan skipper Mohammad Nadeem on Friday quit from international hockey. Nadeem said he had already announced early this year that Olympics would be his last international event. ...
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PHF likely to make changes in team management
KARACHI, Sept 10: Pakistan senior and junior hockey team managements are likely to go through some changes after team's dismal performance at Athens Olympics last month. ...
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Roddick and Agassi go out
NEW YORK, Sept 10: Sweden's Joachim Johannson left Andy Roddick shell shocked after beating the defending champion in five sets on Thursday to reach the US Open semifinals. ...
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Japan players on verge of historic strike
TOKYO, Sept 10: Japanese baseball players and team owners huddled on Friday for a second day to avoid a historic strike in the local game, which has already been hit by declining popularity and an exodus of top players to the United States. ...
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Els turns on style with 69
CHEONAN, Sept 10: South African star Ernie Els turned on the style with a three-under-par 69 which put him a stroke behind new leader Terry Pilkadaris of Australia at the halfway stage of the Kolon South Korean Open on Friday. ...
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