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Senators urge NAB to look into PCB accounts
ISLAMABAD, Sept 15: A trio of senators has called upon the chairman of senate standing committee on sports to hold a final meeting with the officials of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and conclude its probe into the cricketing affairs. ... 
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PCB signs sponsorship deal worth Rs17m
KARACHI, Sept 15: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Wednesday signed sponsorship contracts worth just over Rs17 million for the forthcoming triangular tournament and the two-Test series against Sri Lanka. ...
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Afridi inspires Pakistan to easy victory
BIRMINGHAM, Sept 15: Pakistan sent out a warning to India before their Champions Trophy Group 'C' showdown with a seven-wicket demolition of Kenya at Edgbaston on Wednesday. ...
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Atapattu urges team to show application
LONDON, Sept 15: Sri Lankan captain Marvan Atapattu has urged his side to play with greater determination or face elimination from the ICC Champions Trophy. ...
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Dillon returns with bang as Windies rout Bangladesh
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 15: Chris Gayle and Wavell Hinds shared a 192-run opening stand while Mervyn Dillon routed Bangladesh's top order to guide West Indies to a 138-run victory in their Champions Trophy Group 'B' match on Wednesday. ...
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Australia raring for first serious test
LONDON, Sept 15: Australia's cricketers are hungry for some action and ravenous to get stuck into New Zealand's one day team at The Oval, captain Ricky Ponting said on Wednesday. ...
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Tikolo wants to quit as captain
BIRMINGHAM, Sept 15: Steve Tikolo said he intended to resign as Kenya captain following his side's seven-wicket defeat against Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy on Wednesday. ...
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Hodge spurns new offer
LONDON, Sept 15: Australian batsman Brad Hodge on Wednesday turned down an offer of a new two-year deal to return and play county cricket for Leicestershire, the club announced. ...
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Indians due on Sept 23
KARACHI, Sept 15: Indian hockey team will be arriving here on Sept 23 to play the first leg of their eight match series against Pakistan. India play the first Test at Hockey Club of Pakistan on Sept 24. ...
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Aussies keen to play in Lahore: Champions Trophy
SYDNEY, Sept 15: Australian captain Brent Livermore on Wednesday said Olympic champions are keen to go to Pakistan for Champions Trophy hockey tournament despite national body's terrorism concerns. ...
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Australia displace Dutch as No 1
NEW DELHI, Sept 15: Newly crowned Olympic champions Australia have displaced Germany as the top men's field hockey team in the latest world rankings released by the International Hockey Federation (FIH) on Wednesday. ...
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Naveen overcomes Khurram to reach semifinals
KARACHI, Sept 15: Fourth seed Naveen Perwani was the last player to reach the semifinals of the 18th Latif Masters Top 16 Ranking snooker championship, when the last group matches were played on Wednesday at the Karachi Club. ...
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Khurram, Saleh to represent Pakistan
KARACHI, Sept 15: Khurram Hussain Agha and Saleh Mohammad will represent Pakistan in the IBSF World snooker tournament which will be played from Nov 20 to Dec 4 at Veldhoven in the Netherlands. ...
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Pakistan boxers for Vietnam
KARACHI, Sept 15: Pakistan will compete in the Asian Cadet Boxing Championship, 2004 to be held at Hanoi, Vietnam from Oct 25 to 31. ...
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Ferrero and Paradorn move into 2nd round
BEIJING, Sept 15: Second seed Juan Carlos Ferrero and Asian favourite Paradorn Srichaphan moved into the second round of the rain-hit US$500,000 China Open with easy victories on Wednesday. ...
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Chelsea off to a flyer as champions Porto draw LONDON, Sept 15: Coach Jose Mourinho began his quest for a second successive Champions League title in the best way possible when his Chelsea side beat Paris St Germain 3-0 in their opening Group H match on Tuesday. ...
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