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ODI substitutions get go-ahead
LONDON, June 26: Substitutions are to be allowed in One-day Internationals from next month, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced. New rules on fielding restrictions will also be introduced... 
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Strauss, Flintoff help England beat Bangladesh
LEEDS (England), June 26: Andrew Strauss made 98 and Andrew Flintoff took four wickets as England swept past Bangladesh with five wickets to spare in Sunday’s triangular series...
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Sohail should never be invited: Saqlain
LAHORE, June 26: Pakistan hockey captain Mohammad Saqlain on Sunday said retired penalty corner specialist Sohail Abbas should never be invited for any event in future....
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Double crowns for Aqeel, Yasir and Nasir
KARACHI, June 26: Pakistan No.1 Aqeel Khan, his youngest brother Yasir and promising teenager Nasir Mushtaq, bagged double crowns at the KC tennis championship,...
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Argentina defeat Mexico on penalties
HANOVER (Germany), June 26: Argentina beat Mexico 6-5 on penalties and will play world champions Brazil in the Confederations Cup final after their semifinal ended in a 1-1 draw after extra time on Sunday....
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Adriano double strikes take Brazil into final
 NUREMBERG (Germany), June 26: Two goals from Adriano and a penalty by Ronaldinho gave world...
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I should have stayed home, says sobbing Serena
 LONDON, June 26: A sobbing Serena Williams could hardly dare to analyse her worst Wimbledon defeat in eight years. “I don’t want to answer that question now,”....
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Manzoor steals limelight with splendid treble
KARACHI, June 26: Jockey M. Manzoor stole limelight at the Summer Gymkhana Race Meeting, when he rode home a splendid treble at the Karachi Racecourse on Sunday....
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Magnificent victory for Mumtaz Mahal
LAHORE, June 26: Four-year-old dark-bay filly, Mumtaz Mahal, produced a performance of highest calibre to be the magnificent winner of the Teletec Nokia Trophy over 1200m during the last edition...
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Harrington, Furyk joint leaders
HARRISON (New York), June 26: Ireland’s Padraig Harrington carded a three-under-par 68 to join American Jim Furyk at the top of the leaderboard after the third round of the Barclays Classic on Saturday....
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IOC member suspends his post
PARIS, June 26: IOC member and former French Sports Minister Guy Drut announced on Sunday he is to stand aside from the Paris 2012 bid and his posts within the International...
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New Zealand seek backing to ban Zimbabwe
WELLINGTON, June 26: New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Phil Goff said on Sunday he hopes to enlist British and Australian support...
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Hasan shines for Zone-II
KARACHI, June 26: Hasan Abbas scored an unbeaten 53 to help Zone-I pull off an incredible two-wicket win against defending champions Zone-II in two-day Karachi region fixture of the PCB Under-19...
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Ace fielder Solkar dies
NEW DELHI, June 26: Former India cricketer Eknath Solkar, who was known for his outstanding close-in fielding, died in Mumbai after a cardiac arrest on Sunday, his family announced....
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Wariner, Gatlin book trips
 CARSON (California), June 26: Olympic champions Jeremy Wariner and Justin Gatlin shook off a stumble...
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Narrow win for Hurricane Run
DUBLIN, June 26: Hurricane Run, trained in France by Andre Fabre and ridden by Kieren Fallon, battled to a narrow success in the Irish Derby at The Curragh on Sunday....
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Double gold for Balochistan
KARACHI, June 26: Balochistan shooters ended the 12th National shooting championship in style striking double gold at the Naval Shooting Range on Sunday with Sardar Naseer setting...
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China lift Asian basketball title
BEIJING, June 26: Defending champion China won the Asian women’s basketball championships title for the third consecutive time on Sunday after beating South Korea 73-67....
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Footballer dies
LAHORE, June 26: Abdul Qayyum Chengazi, 80, a former international footballer of Pakistan died on Sunday due to heart attack. His dead body was taken to his native city Quetta for burial....
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Players to have medical certificates
FRANKFURT, June 26: FIFA said on Sunday it wanted all teams in the 2006 World Cup to supply medical certificates in a bid to prevent a re-occurence of the death...
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