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Pakistan take slender first innings lead
FAISALABAD, Oct 21: Old habits die hard. Pakistan batsmen threw away their wickets, as they have done so often in the past, but still managed to take a slender first innings lead at close of second day's play ... 
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Samaraweera happy scoring century
FAISALABAD, Oct 21: Thilan Samaraweera said he had a peaceful sleep the night before as he went in to resume his innings in the nervous 90s on the second day of the first cricket Test against Pakistan. ...
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Angry fans protest against PCB
FAISALABAD, Oct 21: Hundreds of cricket fans demonstrated and chanted slogans on Thursday, against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and district administration for not selling tickets ...
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I'm a team man, says Shoaib
FAISALABAD, Oct 21: Pakistan pace ace Shoaib Akhtar said on Thursday that he was a team man and that he did not mind bowling first or second change. ...
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Stubborn century by Naveed: Superb spell by Zohaib
KARACHI, Oct 21: Despite a century by Naveed Yasin, Karachi gained a first innings lead of 45 runs after bowling out Multan for 246 on the second day of the three-day PCB Under-19 Inter-region cricket tournament ...
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McCullum's maiden century boosts New Zealand
DHAKA, Oct 21: Brendon McCullum slammed a maiden century as New Zealand boosted their hopes of winning the opening Test against Bangladesh after gaining a big lead here on Thursday. ...
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South Africa not to penalize opener Gibbs
DURBAN, Oct 2: South African opener Herschelle Gibbs is unlikely to be penalised by the country's cricket board even if he refuses to tour India for two-match Test series. ...
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Pakistan, India to take part in Mini World Cup
NEW DELHI, Oct 21: Indian hockey team, along with arch rivals Pakistan will take part in an eight-nation meet, billed as the first ever 'Mini World Cup', to be held in Holland in August next year. ...
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Milan giants and Chelsea virtually assured of knockout phase
LONDON, Oct 21: Inter Milan, AC Milan and Chelsea all virtually sealed their places in the knockout phase of the Champions League on Wednesday by maintaining 100 percent starts with their third successive victories. ...
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Croatian upsets top seed Henman
MADRID, Oct 21: Mild-mannered Tim Henman flung his racket in anger late in the final set on the way to a 6-4, 4-6, 6-2 upset at the hands of Ivan Ljubicic at the 2.425-milion-euro Madrid Masters. ...
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