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Pakistan squeeze home after hiccups
PESHAWAR, Oct 3: Pakistan were let down by their top order yet again but fortunately recovered, as they did in Multan three days ago, to squeeze home by three wickets against Zimbabwe in the tri-series one-day match at the Arbab Niaz Stadium on Sunday. ... 
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'We are still finding our way'
PESHAWAR, Oct 3: Coach Bob Woolmer said on Sunday that although the pressure was on the Pakistan attack in the absence of Shoaib Akhtar, all his bowlers did pretty well. ...
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Sri Lankans arrive in city
KARACHI, Oct 3: The Sri Lankan cricket squad arrived here from Colombo on Sunday night on a month-long tour of Pakistan. ...
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Indians hoping for better luck on home soil
NEW DELHI, Oct 3: A band of young Indian field hockey players who were considered no-hopers till recently have raised expectations of victory over Pakistan in an ongoing Test series. ...
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Double crowns for Kirati and Su
KARACHI, Oct 3: Kirati Siributwong from Thailand and Myanmar's Su Chit Yee picked up double crowns in the Karachi Club ITF juniors world ranking tennis championship, winning their respective singles finals on Sunday at the Karachi Club hard courts. ...
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Four more enter mainstream of ITF Jr event
KARACHI, Oct 3: Four more boys entered the mainstream of the ITF juniors (world ranking) tennis championship which begins on the Karachi Gymkhana hard courts from Monday at 9.00 a.m. ...
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Pakistan clinch reserve spot for World Cup golf
SENAI, Oct 3: Korea claimed a play-off victory on Sunday as Kim Dae-sub and Shin Yong-jin led Myanmar and Taiwan to the World Cup in Spain. ...
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Army, Navy marksmen excel in team, individual contests
KARACHI, Oct 3: Marksmen from Pakistan Army and Pakistan Navy dominated the National Games shooting competitions, scooping-up two gold medals each at Navy Shooting Range on Sunday. ...
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Kiran sets four new records
ISLAMABAD, Oct 3: Kiran Khan of Wapda Sunday turned National Games ladies swimming competitions into virtually a one-woman show, grabbing 11 gold medals out of the total 15 up for grabs. ...
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Army reign supreme in track and field events
QUETTA, Oct 3: Pakistan Army maintained their status as the dominating force in the track and field events of the 29th National Games at Ayub Stadium on Sunday. ...
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