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Inept Pakistan face defeat in first Test
FAISALABAD, Oct 23: Pakistan had to face the Sanath Jayasuriya storm for the second day running as the veteran Sri Lankan batsman scored a blazing double century on Saturday ... 
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Spectator's taunt irritates Youhana
FAISALABAD, Oct 23: Sometimes it's hard for cricketers not to react to taunts from the crowd, especially when a player is going through a lean patch. "Should I stop playing cricket?" ...
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Woolmer blames ODIs for poor performance
FAISALABAD, Oct 23: Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer admitted on Saturday that it was going to be tough to save the first Test against Sri Lanka at the Iqbal Stadium. ...
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ICC Committee to discuss cases of suspect bowling action
ISLAMABAD, Oct 23: A committee of International Cricket Council (ICC) will review the cases of suspect bowling action in a meeting of its Cricket Committee on Nov 9-10. ...
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Tendulkar to play in third Test
NEW DELHI, Oct 23: India's leading batsman Sachin Tendulkar is set to return for next week's third Test against Australia in Nagpur after coming through a fitness check on Saturday. ...
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Spin king Warne's Indian stocks are rising high
MUMBAI, Oct 23: Forget about his past in India. Forget about his past elsewhere. And forget about avalanche of wickets India's spinners are taking. ...
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Nalbandian eases into final: Sharapova faces Molik for trophy
MADRID, Oct 23: Fourth seed David Nalbandian tamed the big-serve threat of Croatian Ivan Ljubicic 6-4, 6-4 Saturday to move into the final of the 2.425-million-euros Madrid Masters. ...
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Gudjohnsen's hat trick fires Chelsea
LONDON, Oct 23: Eidur Gudjohnsen's hat trick fired Chelsea to their biggest win under Jose Mourinho and sunk Blackburn deeper into the mire on Saturday. ...
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