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Dyson claims Sri Lankans playing like Australians
KARACHI, Oct 26: Sri Lankan coach, John Dyson, claimed on Tuesday that his team had started playing with the same determination and grittiness as the current world champions. ... 
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Moin vows to regain his spot
KARACHI, Oct 26: Wicket-keeper Moin Khan said on Tuesday he was confident his international career was not over despite being dumped from the Pakistan team before the second Test against Sri Lanka. ...
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Naveed and Riaz likely to play in 2nd Test
KARACHI, Oct 26: Bruised and battered by Sri Lanka in the Faisalabad Test, Pakistan are likely to gamble with uncapped pace bowlers Rana Naveedul Hasan and Riaz Afridi in a desperate bid to square the two-match series. ...
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Twenty20 match between Pakistan and Australia A
ISLAMABAD Octr 26: Australia is to host its first Twenty20 match next January when the Australia A side take on Pakistan in Adelaide. ...
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Pakistan to make debut in Asian rugby
HONG KONG, Oct 26: Pakistan will be making its debut in international rugby on Wednesday when it takes on Sri Lanka in 19th Asian rugby tournament. ...
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Martyn's 2nd century compounds Indian miseries
NAGPUR, Oct 26: Damien Martyn hit a second consecutive century as world champions Australia flayed injury-ravaged India on the opening day of the third cricket Test here on Tuesday. ...
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Record-breaking Fleming puts Kiwis in command
CHITTAGONG, Oct 26: Captain Stephen Fleming struck a sparkling century as New Zealand took control of the second and final Test against Bangladesh here on Tuesday. ...
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We don't need excuses
Last week I wrote about Jason Gillespie who had come as night-watchman and had batted for four hours. This week I want to write about Dilhara Fernando who came into bat at number ten for Sri Lanka ...
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Women team withdrawn
LAHORE, Oct 26: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF), in a display of lack of confidence in its women wing, has decided not to send a team to compete in the 4th junior Asia Cup on the grounds of players being overage and unfit. ...
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Masters Cup chase gets serious
STOCKHOM, Oct 26: Andre Agassi returned to Sweden on Tuesday as top seed at the 632,750-euros Stockholm Open and wasted little time in preparing to make a run at next month's season-wrap up Masters Cup. ...
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