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Pakistan to host World Cup
KARACHI, Sept 17: Pakistan will be hosting the world snooker cup early next year, said Ali Asghar Valika, president of the Pakistan Billards and Snooker Association. ... 
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Naveen lifts crown: Latif Masters Snooker
KARACHI, Sept 17: Naveen Perwani was crowned champion in the 18th Latif Masters snooker championship, when he beat Atiq Latif Bux 7-3, in a lacklustre four and half hour final played on Friday at Karachi Club. ...
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India retain German coach
NEW DELHI, Sept 17: German Gerhard Rach, who was India's chief coach in Athens Olympics will continue in the same post during tour of Pakistan. ...
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Rain forces England and Sri Lanka to resume rivalry today
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 17: England and Sri Lanka must return on Saturday to finish their Champions Trophy Group D clash after persistent rain restricted play to only 32 overs at the Rose Bowl on Friday with England on 118 for three wickets. ...
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Ponting leaves door open for pace man Lee
LONDON, Sept 17: Australian captain Ricky Ponting has left the door open for fast bowler Brett Lee to return to the side for next week's ICC Champions Trophy semifinal. ...
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'Symonds is just perfect for ODIs'
LONDON, Sept 17: Australian captain Ricky Ponting believes Andrew Symonds is turning into the complete one-day cricketer after the Queenslander blasted 71 not out against New Zealand ...
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We have even chance, says Taibu
LAHORE, Sept 17: Zimbabwe captain Tatenda Taibu gives his inexperienced team an even chance of winning the triangular one-day tournament against Sri Lanka and hosts Pakistan in two weeks' time. ...
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Balaji out of Aussie series
LONDON, Sept 17: Indian seam bowler Lakshmipathy Balaji, who sustained a groin injury, which forced him to pull out from Indian cricket team in ongoing ICC Champions Trophy in England ...
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Australians powerless to intervene in TV row
MELBOURNE, Sept 17: Cricket Australia said on Friday it is powerless to intervene in the wrangle over television rights for the much-awaited tour of India later this month. ...
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Smith ready for Windies challenge
LONDON, Sept 17: South Africa skipper Graeme Smith is itching to prove the doubters wrong when he leads his team into a make-or-break Champions Trophy clash against the West Indies at The Oval on Saturday. ...
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Bookmakers make Pakistan favourites against India
EDGBASTON, Sept 17: Pakistan are 4/6 favourites to beat India on Sunday at Edgbaston in what is effectively the last ICC Champions Trophy cricket quarterfinal. ...
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PFF to provide jobs to players
LAHORE, Sept 17: Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) secretary general Arshad Lodhi has said that the federation was taking various steps to promote the game in the country and promised jobs for talented footballers ...
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Kuznetsova in last four
BALI, Sept 17: US Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova overcame a tough first-set challenge from wild card Angelique Widjaja to reach the semifinals of the Wismilak International with a 7-5 6-1 victory on Friday. ...
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Nightmare start by US: Ryder Cup
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Sept 17: Hal Sutton's Dream Team of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson had a nightmare start to the Ryder Cup when they crashed 2 and 1 to Colin Montgomerie and Padraig Harrington e on Friday. ...
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