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Rashid Latif sends notice to Shaharyar
KARACHI, Dec 9: Former skipper national cricket team Rashid Latif has served legal notice on Thursday to chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Shaharyar M. Khan over the six months ban imposed on him. ... 
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Razzaq, Youhana rescue Pakistan from collapse
MELBOURNE, Dec 9: Pakistan were bowled out for 262 against Western Australia on Thursday in a worrying sign for the tourists ahead of next week's first Test against Australia. ...
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Arslan cracks superb century
LAHORE, Dec 9: A superb century by Arslan Mir enabled Lahore Blues dominate the first day of Quaid-i-Azam Trophy against Quetta by collecting 296 for four wickets in first innings at Qadhafi Stadium on Thursday. ...
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Great chance for Pakistan to avenge Athens loss
LAHORE, Dec 9: Haunted by the memories of 4-0 loss to Spain in Athens Olympics, Pakistan will take on the Spaniards in a make-or-break Champions Trophy hockey league clash that will decide the finalist on Friday. ...
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Aussies Dywer named 2004 player of the year
LAHORE, Dec 9: Australia's striker Jamie Dywer was named 2004 World Hockey player of the year on Thursday under the cloud of controversy with media challenging the criteria and the leakage of the winner's name before the announcement. ...
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Will strop, Ricketts showdown for crown
ISLAMABAD, Dec 9: There were more surprises at the $65,000 Bank Alfalah Pakistan Open on Thursday as Canadian defending champion Jonathan Power and No 2 seed Nick Matthew went down in contrasting semifinals at the Mushaf Squash Complex. ...
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Aqeel top seeded
KARACHI, Dec 9: Pakistan No 1 tennis player Aqeel Khan will be the top seed in the men's singles event according to the technical committee of 8th Salma Noorani tennis championship ...
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Real Madrid, Liverpool advance in Champions League
LONDON, Dec 9: Former European champions Real Madrid and Liverpool scored vastly contrasting victories to reach the knockout round of the Champions League on Wednesday. ...
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