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Every team equally tough: Oltmans
LAHORE, Nov 23: Pakistan hockey coach Roelant Oltmans stressed that all the other five competitors in the Champions Trophy were equally tough. "I cannot consider any particular side as formidable ... 
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Security not an issue for New Zealand
AUCKLAND, Nov 23: New Zealand's hockey team is confident there are "minimal security concerns" as it headed to Pakistan early on Tuesday targeting a top-four finish at elite Champions Trophy tournament. ...
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No one plays for Australia on reputation
I think that Taufiq Umar was unlucky to have missed out and one or two players, who shall remain nameless, lucky to have been picked for the squad that will tour Australia. ...
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Sehwag delights crowd as India make fitting reply
KANPUR, Nov 23: Opener Virender Sehwag hit a sparkling century as India kept on course for a big score in the first Test against South Africa at the Green Park Stadium here on Tuesday. ...
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Bell and Solanki star in England victory
WINDHOEK, Nov 23: Vikram Solanki and Ian Bell shared a century stand to guide England to a seven-wicket victory in a one-day warm-up match against Namibia on Tuesday. ...
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English media denied accreditation
WINDHOEK, Nov 23: British media organisations which applied to the Zimbabwe government for accreditation to cover England's cricket tour have had their applications turned down, an England team spokesman said on Tuesday. ...
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Shahid storms into semis; Mansoor beaten
KARACHI, Nov 23: Top seed Adrian Grant (England) and second seed Graham Ryding (Canada), survived some anxious moments before booking their berths in the semifinals of the 5th Chief Of The Naval Staff International squash championship ...
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Hameed upsets Inam
ISLAMABAD, Nov 23: Veteran Hameedul Haq sprang a big surprise on Tuesday by knocking out fourth seed Inam Gul in straight sets to qualify for the quarterfinal of the Federal Cup ranking tennis championship. ...
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Pakistan name squads
LAHORE, Nov 23: Pakistan has announced a 16-member men and eight-member women team for the Pakistan Asia Circuit Badminton tournament to be held at Islamabad from Nov 26 to 30. ...
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350-strong contingent for Punjab Games
LAHORE, Nov 23: Punjab contingent of 350 players and officials has been finalised to take part in the first Indo-Pak Punjab Games to be held at Patiala (India) from Dec 5 to 11. ...
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