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Team likely to be named today
LAHORE, Nov 21: Pakistan team for the forthcoming Australian tour will be announced on Monday, chief selector Wasim Bari said after presiding over a selection committee meeting on Sunday. ... 
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Shoaib allowed to play county cricket
KARACHI, Nov 21: Fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is free to play in English county cricket next year provided his national duties are not affected, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said on Sunday. ...
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ICC chief says rule change will be fairer
DUBAI, Nov 21: A proposed new throwing rule should make the rules of cricket fairer and easier to apply, International Cricket Council (ICC) chief Ehsan Mani said on Sunday. ...
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Warne, McGrath destroy Kiwis in first Test
BRISBANE, Nov 21: New Zealand collapsed to an innings and 156-run defeat in the first cricket Test here on Sunday, demoralised by a crushing Australian innings lead and routed by the world champions' inspired bowling. ...
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Walking row mars triumph
BRISBANE, Nov 21: Australia's victory over New Zealand in the first Test on Sunday was soured by a row over sportsmanship. ...
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Stubborn Hall's record knock puts South Africa on top
KANPUR, Nov 21: Opener Andrew Hall hit a record 163 for his maiden Test century to put South Africa in command on the second day of the first Test against India on Sunday. ...
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Top stars to miss Pakistan Open
ISLAMABAD, Nov 21: The world's top three squash players will miss next month's Pakistan Open but their absence will not take the sheen off the event, organisers said on Sunday. ...
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Australian Hindle bows out: CNS Squash
KARACHI, Nov 21: Australian Bradley Hindle, who made it through to the second round in the qualifiers after disposing off M. Suleman in only 10 minutes, met his Waterloo in the CNS International Squash Championship ...
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Federer, Hewitt to clash in final
HOUSTON, Nov 21: Top-ranked defending champion Roger Federer outlasted Marat Safin in a tie-breaker that matched the longest in singles history before taking a 6-3, 7-6 (20-18) victory here on Saturday to reach the ATP Masters Cup final. ...
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Woods ends long drought with 8-shot victory
MIYAZAKI, Nov 21: Tiger Woods collected his first stroke play title of a difficult year when he stormed to an eight-shot victory at the Dunlop Phoenix tournament on Sunday. ...
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