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Legislator demands Shaharyar to quit
ISLAMABAD, Oct 25: Pakistan's defeat in the tri-series final and the first Test against Sri Lanka, has angered a senator who has called for the cricket boss Shaharyar M. Khan to step down. ... 
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Hyderabad shock Karachi Whites
KARACHI, Oct 25: Hyderabad pulled a stunning 64-run victory over Karachi Whites in the PCB Inter-region Level-II One-day cricket tournament at the PCB Regional Academy ground on Monday. ...
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Aftab's match-winning knock for Peshawar
KARACHI, Oct 25: Young Aftab Khan scored a match-winning 84 to help Peshawar beat Karachi Blues by four wickets in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy fixture at the Quaid-i-Azam Cricket Park on Monday. ...
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India-Australia crucial 3rd Test starts today
NAGPUR, Oct 25: Hosts India, desperate to stop world champions Australia from running away with the series, pleaded for the grass to be shaved off the wicket on which the crucial third Test starts from Tuesday. ...
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Bangladesh to play positive cricket: Mashud
CHITTAGONG, Oct 25: Bangladesh captain Khaled Mashud has urged his team to bury frustrations and play positive cricket in the second Test starting on Tuesday against New Zealand. ...
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Pakistan hockey in confusion: Shahnaz
KARACHI, Oct 25: Former national coach Olympian Shahnaz Shaikh has said that Pakistan hockey is in a state of confusion after appointment of Roelant Oltmans as team's chief coach. ...
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Barcelona and Juventus stay clear of rivals
LONDON, Oct 25: Barcelona and Juventus stayed five points clear while Manchester United ended Arsenal's winning run with a 2-0 victory in the European league action last week. ...
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Arsenal fury at defeat spills over into papers
LONDON, Oct 25: Arsenal's fury at Manchester United's 2-0 win in the English Premiership on Sunday spilled over into the papers on Monday with Gunners' manager Arsene Wenger's claims they had been cheated given prominent display. ...
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