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Trouble mounts for Shoaib as foreign coach, trainers leave KARACHI, Feb 9: Pakistani bowler Shoaib Akhtar suffered a new setback in his battle to regain fitness for Pakistan's rapidly approaching tour of India when his trainers left the country Wednesday. ...		Woolmer making excuses: Warne SYDNEY, Feb 9: Reacting to Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer's charge that Australian players and the crowd played a significant role in prompting international umpires to give decisions against Pakistan ...
Make umpires in Australia more accountable: Waqar SYDNEY, Feb 9: Cricket umpires supervising matches during Australian summer should be made accountable for their controversial performances, believes former Pakistan captain and fast bowler Waqar Younus. ...		Smith, Kemp set England daunting task: Fifth ODI EAST LONDON, Feb 9: South African captain Graeme Smith hit his second century in three matches and big-hitting Justin Kemp went on the rampage as the England bowlers took a hammering in the fifth limited overs ...
Pakistani may miss lifetime chance BORMIO, Feb 9: The first skier from Pakistan to ever race at the alpine ski World Championships might now miss his chance of a lifetime after a crash on the slopes Wednesday. ...		Saleh outguns Naveen to lift national championship KARACHI, Feb 9: Former world amateur No.2 Saleh Mohammad, stole the limelight at the Karachi Club on Wednesday, when he beat Naveen Perwani 6-2 in the final of the 30th National snooker championship played before a jampacked audience. ...
Amir looking for a Kindelan rematch LONDON, Feb 9: Amir Khan is in line for a rematch against Mario Kindelan, the man who denied him Olympic gold in Athens last summer. ...		Veteran Agassi downs Reynolds to reach second round SAN JOSE, Feb 9: Second seed Andre Agassi launched his bid for a sixth title in the ATP Tour's San Jose stop with a first-round victory over fellow American Bobby Reynolds on Tuesday. ...