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Pakistan to replace three players for tri-nation ODIs
LAHORE, Jan 2: Pakistan has decided to recall three players from Australia and send their replacements for the three-nation One-day tournament, involving Pakistan, The West Indies and hosts Australia, starting from Jan 14. ... 
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Opener Salman slams maiden Test century: MacGill rips through Pakistan batting
SYDNEY, Jan 2: Pakistan lost eight wickets for just 87 runs to slump to 292 for nine and squander a brilliant start by Salman Butt and Yasir Hameed on the opening day of the third and final Test with Australia on Sunday. ...
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England can dethrone Aussies: Wasim
KARACHI, Jan 2: England have been given an even chance of reclaiming the Ashes from Australia this year by former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram. ...
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ICC names World XI for relief match
LONDON, Jan 2: International Cricket Council Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Spee on Sunday announced World XI for the Jan 10 World Cricket Tsunami Appeal fund-raising game at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. ...
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Kallis holds South Africa innings together on first day
CAPE TOWN, Jan 2: It may have been another year but it was more of the same for Jacques Kallis as he held South Africa's innings together on the first day of the third Test against England at Newlands on Sunday. ...
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Lara is no problem, says coach
MELBOURNE, Jan 2: New West Indies cricket coach Bennett King says there are no problems in his working relationship with team captain Brian Lara. ...
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Saif moves ahead after keen tussle with Ali
KARACHI, Jan 2: Lanky lefthander Saif Noor Somroo moved ahead in the men's singles event after a keen tussle with Ali Asghar in the Sindh Open tennis championship (ranking) at the Modern Club on Sunday. ...
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Argentina beat Italy
PERTH, Jan 2: Argentina drew first blood in the main draw of the Hopman Cup mixed teams tennis tournament here Sunday but had to sweat more than they expected to overcome Italy 2-1. ...
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