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Kaneria's six-wkt haul puts hosts in command
KARACHI, Oct 31: Danish Kaneria triggered a Sri Lankan collapse in the final session to leave Pakistan poised for victory in the decisive second Test here at the National Stadium on Sunday. ... 
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Sangakkara completes double
KARACHI, Oct 31: Kumar Sangakkara on Sunday became only the seventh batsman and the fourth Sri Lankan to score 1,000 runs both in Test cricket and One-day International in a calendar year. ...
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Cricket team's donation for hockey player
KARACHI, Oct 31: Inzamamul Haq, the Pakistan captain, has urged philanthropists to come forward and provide financial aid to Pakistan hockey goal-keeper Mohammad Qasim, who requires third surgery on his ruptured lungs. ...
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Ganguly to miss fourth Test also
MUMBAI, Oct 31: Indian captain Saurav Ganguly will miss this week's fourth and final Test against Australia after failing to recover from a groin injury. ...
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Dilawar steers Peshawar to success
LAHORE, Oct 31: Five wickets by leg-spinner Dilawar Khan helped Peshawar earn a big win of an innings and three runs against Quetta in Quaid-i-Azam Trophy at Bugti Stadium, Quetta on Sunday. ...
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Hyderabad and Sialkot tie drawn
LAHORE, Oct 31: Test discard opener Imran Nazir of Sialkot piled pressure on Hyderabad in Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match on the final day which eventually ended in a draw at Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad on Sunday. ...
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Wigan beat Leeds
LONDON, Oct 31: Wigan continued their push for the Premier League with a 2-0 win at Leeds United that took them six points clear at the top of the second division on Sunday. ...
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Johansson derails Agassi's victory scenario to lift title
STOCKHOLM, Oct 31: Sweden's Thomas Johansson overcame the odds to beat top seed Andre Agassi 3-6 6-3 7-6 in a thriller on Sunday to take his first title since the 2002 Australian Open. ...
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