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ICC upholds Ganguly's appeal
NEW DELHI, Nov 26: India captain Saurav Ganguly has won his appeal against a two-match ban after the International Cricket Council (ICC) ruled in his favour, the Indian cricket board said on Friday. ... 
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Langer's century puts Australia in command
ADELAIDE, Nov 26: Opener Justin Langer reached his 20th Test century and guided Australia to a commanding 327 for three in sweltering heat on the first day of the second Test against New Zealand on Friday. ...
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England arrive in Zimbabwe but cut tour short
HARARE, Nov 26: England's cricket team finally flew into Zimbabwe on Friday but cut their controversial tour short after a two-day delay due to a row over accrediting British journalists. ...
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Nomi ends Hameed's giant-killing run
ISLAMABAD, Nov 26: Top seed Nomi Qamar ended the giant-killing run of veteran Hameed-ul Haq on Friday but had to sweat in so doing before advancing to the final of the Federal Cup ranking tennis championship. ...
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Ashraf only bright spot for home players
ISLAMABAD, Nov 26: Ashraf Masih was the only home player on Friday to score a victory in the men's singles competition of the Pakistan Satellite International badminton tournament that began at the Liaquat Gymnasium on Friday. ...
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NHS still not ready
LAHORE, Nov 26: Punjab government is yet to finish the renovation work of the National Hockey Stadium, the venue of the Champions Trophy starting on Dec 4, despite given deadlines thrice earlier. ...
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Kiwis unhappy with newly-laid pitch
LAHORE, Nov 26: A newly-laid pitch at National Hockey Stadium is causing problems for New Zealand team as preparations begin for the Champions Trophy which starts from Dec 4. ...
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Khurram outguns Latvian
KARACHI, Nov 26: Pakistan top cueist Khurram Hussain Agha won convincingly 4-0 frames his fourth match against Latvian Artrus Neilands in the 30th edition of World IBSF snooker championship 2004 at Veldhoven, Holland on Thursday. ...
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Four-stroke lead for Pampling
SYDNEY, Nov 26: Rod Pampling took advantage of perfect morning conditions to snatch a four-stroke lead after the second round of the centenary Australian Open on Friday. ...
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S. African steals limelight
MELBOURNE, Nov 26: Australian Matt Welsh signalled a return to form with a sizzling 50-metre backstroke final victory over Athen's Olympic gold-medallist Aaron Peirsol at the Melbourne leg of the World Cup ...
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