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Razzaq silences critics with best-ever figures
KARACHI, Oct 28: Abdul Razzaq hit back at his critics by producing an inspired seam bowling performance on Thursday as Pakistan restricted Sri Lanka to a modest first-innings score of 208 ... 
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Fans snub 2nd Test
KARACHI, Oct 28: The opening day's play in the second cricket Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka was played before empty stands as match could attract hardly a few hundred spectators. ...
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Australia march boldly towards first series triumph
NAGPUR, Oct 28: World champions Australia marched boldly towards their first series win in India in 35 years after taking an imposing 415-run lead with seven wickets in hand in the third Test here on Thursday. ...
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Kiwis in sight of easy win
CHITTAGONG, Oct 28: Daniel Vettori put New Zealand in a winning position in the second and final Test against Bangladesh at the M.A. Aziz Stadium here on Thursday. ...
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Indian police awaits Boje's arrival
JOHANNESBURG, Oct 28: Indian police will probably question South African cricket team's new vice-captain, Nicky Boje in Delhi Arport building soon after his arrival. ...
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Hashim tours without sponsors logo
JOHANNESBURG, Oct 28: Hashim Amla is on his way to India, but without the sponsors logo. The 21-year-old KwaZulu-Natal Dolphin captain has been included in South Africa cricket squad to tour India, but his kit will differ from those of his team-mates. ...
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PHF to raise Australian pullout issue with FIH
LAHORE, Oct 28: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) said on Thursday it would raise the issue of Australia's pullout from December's Champions Trophy at International Hockey Federation (FIH) meetings. ...
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Mauresmo sails into quarterfinals
VIENNA, Oct 28: World number two Amelie Mauresmo shrugged off a thigh strain to cruise into the last eight of the Linz Open with a 6-4 6-0 win over Marta Domachowska on Thursday. ...
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