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Pakistan bowlers get first crack at Aussie batsman
PERTH, Dec 6: The Pakistan pace duo of Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Sami will get their first crack at an Australian Test batsman so far on this tour when they take on a Chairman's XI captained by Justin Langer in a limited overs match on Tuesday. ... 
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Hafeez bowls Faisalabad to empahtic win: Quaid-i-Azam Trophy
LAHORE, Dec 6: Eight wickets haul by off-spinner Muhammad Hafeez helped Faisalabad beat Quetta by 82 runs in Quaid-i-Azam Trophy match at Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad on Monday. Hafeez conceded 57 runs as Quetta, set to score 307 to win, resumed their second innings at 61 for no loss. ...
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Indian team arrives to see whether BD is safe
DHAKA, Dec 6: An Indian security team arrived here on Monday to examine whether it was safe for its cricketers to stay here for the scheduled 22-day tour in Bangladesh ...
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Bangladesh recall pace duo
DHAKA, Dec 6: Bangladesh have recalled two pacemen in a 13-man squad for two-Test home cricket series against India which gets under way in Dhaka on Thursday. ...
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Zimbabwe should stay banned: Vaughan
LONDON, Dec 6: England captain Michael Vaughan has hinted that he does not believe Zimbabwe should be allowed to return to Test cricket after his side's 4-0 victory in the controversial one-day series. ...
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Kasprowicz rested for second ODI
SYDNEY, Dec 6: Pace man Michael Kasprowicz, smashed for 22 runs in one decisive over in New Zealand's one-day victory at the weekend, will be rested from Australia's second match of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series, selectors said Monday. ...
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Pakistan face real test today against Dutch
LAHORE, Dec 6: Pakistan face their first real test on Tuesday when they meet defending champions The Netherlands in a crunch match at National Hockey Stadium after two easy outings against New Zealand and Germany. ...
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Trio of home players upset seeded stars: Pakistan Open Squash
ISLAMABAD, Dec 6: A trio of home players led by Shahid Zaman sprang big surprises on Monday at the start of the $65,000 Bank Alfalah Pakistan Open squash championship while four of their compatriots fell by the wayside. ...
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Singh named player of the year
NEW YORK, Dec 6: World number one Vijay Singh, the game's hottest player over the last 18 months, was named the 2004 PGA Tour player of the year on Monday. ...
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Inquiry into Brazilian player's death
NEW DELHI, Dec 6: Indian soccer officials will launch an inquiry into the death of a Brazilian-born player during the final of a local tournament on Sunday. ...
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