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ODI about building relations, says skipper Inzamam
KOLKATA, Nov 11: Pakistan's One-day international cricket match in India in five years is more about "building relations" than winning or losing, visiting captain Inzamamul Haq said on Thursday. ... 
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Nawaz snatches hat trick
LAHORE, Nov 11: A hat trick by pacer Nawaz Sardar, who finished with six for 62, helped Sialkot earn a 58-run lead on first innings against Karachi in PCB Inter-region Under-19 cricket tournament at Sheikhupura Stadium on Thursday. ...
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Ponting and Warne blast ICC's 'chucking' changes
SYDNEY, Nov 11: Australian Test cricketers and former greats on Thursday blasted moves by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to relax cricket's chucking laws. ...
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Sinclair rescues New Zealand from collapse
SYDNEY, Nov 11: Mathew Sinclair was the only New Zealand batsman to offer promise ahead of next week's Test against Australia with a stylish 88 in the opening tour cricket match against New South ...
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Olympian Saleem quits as selector
LAHORE, Nov 11: Former hockey Olympian Saleem Nazim has resigned as member of the national hockey selection committee on Thursday, citing rift with the secretary of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) as the reason. ...
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PBF names 3-man team for World University boxing
KARACHI, Nov 11: Pakistan Boxing Federation (PBF) on Thursday announced three pugilists for the inaugural World Universities boxing championship to be held from Nov 23 to 29 in Antalia, Turkey. ...
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No decision yet on surface: PTF chief
ISLAMABAD, Nov 11: Syed Dilawar Abbas, President of the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) said on Thursday that no decision had been made yet on the surface to be used for next March's Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone Group I home tie against Thailand. ...
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Pakistan a poor 36th in Asia
KARACHI, Nov 11: SAF Games champions Pakistan have slipped one place down to number 36 in the latest Asian football rankings issued on Thursday. ...
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