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Sri Lanka set to provide real test for Pakistan
KARACHI, Oct 5: History-making Pakistan gear up for their first real test in the triangular one-day tournament when they face a confident Sri Lanka at the National Stadium on Wednesday. ... 
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Pakistan continues to look an unsettled team
So far so good and Pakistan, a team of surprises, has dutifully won both its matches against Zimbabwe. The first by a huge margin, after recovering from the shock of early wickets and the second by a smaller margin. Once again after losing early wickets. ...
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ICC to meet in Lahore
ISLAMABAD, Oct 5: International Cricket Council (ICC) will hold its two-day Executive Board meeting in Pakistan this month. The meeting, on Oct 16-17, will likely be held at Qadhafi Stadium, it was officially learnt on Tuesday. ...
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PCB official misbehaves with Adviser
KARACHI, Oct 5: The Adviser to Chief Minister Sindh on Information and Archives, Salahuddin Haider has lodged a strong protest with the Pakistan Cricket Board Chief (PCB) Shaharyar Khan for misbehavior ...
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Inzamam predicts close encounter
KARACHI, Oct 5: Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq predicted a close game when his team faces Sri Lanka for the first time in the tri-series here on Wednesday. ...
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Pakistan play 600th one-dayer today
KARACHI, Oct 5: Pakistan will reach another notable landmark in the One-day International history when they play their 600th match on Wednesday here at the National Stadium. ...
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Under-strength Aussies, India brace for tough battle
BANGALORE, Oct 5: India and Australia go into Wednesday's first Test here without their first-choice teams amid growing concern about both the inclement weather and how the wicket will play. ...
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Pakistan face India today
KARACHI, Oct 5: Pakistan will take on India in eighth and last hockey Test match at Hyderabad Deccan (India) on Oct 10 under flood lights, Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) announced on Tuesday. ...
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Parveen extends top seed Amita: ITF Jr Tennis
KARACHI, Oct 5: Favourite Amita Arudpragasm from Sri Lanka survived a scare in the quarterfinals of Sub-e-Nau ITF junior tennis championship on Tuesday at Karachi Club on the hands of Rabia Parveen from Pakistan. ...
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Pakistan maintain advantage
LAHORE, Oct 5: Pakistan maintained advantage despite India's fight back on the second day of the India-Pakistan golf championship for Kirloskar Trophy with the score being 8 1/2- 3 1/2 points on Tuesday. ...
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Nosheen and Afzal voted best female, male athletes
QUETTA, Oct 5: Army dominated the track and field events grabbing 22 golds while Wapda finished a close second with 19 golds on the final day of the 29th National Games which concluded on Tuesday. ...
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Army retain title
QUETTA, Oct 5: Army retained Quaid-i-Azam Trophy and Wapda got Wajid Ali Shah Cup with clear margin in the 29th National Games, which concluded on Tuesday at Ayub Stadium. ...
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