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Dilshan stars as Asia XI win Twenty20 tie
BANGALORE, June 5: Sri Lankan Tillekeratne Dilshan hit an unbeaten 47 to guide Asia XI to a six-wicket victory over Africa XI in the one-off Twenty20 cricket match here on Tuesday.... 
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Zaka’s ambitious plan gets approval from PHF chief
LAHORE, June 5: Chief selector Khawaja Zakauddin has claimed that he had chalked up a comprehensive plan, aiming to enable Pakistan to reach the victory stand in the Champions Trophy hockey tournament which would be held in Lahore in Dec....
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Pakistan to be paid less according to ADCC deal
LAHORE, June 5: Pakistan are likely to get less money compared to Sri Lanka for last month’s three-match ODI series in Abu Dhabi as there are reports the organisers have suffered losses....
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Henin proves too good for Serena as Federer rolls into semis
PARIS, June 5: The outcome was the same though it was the imperious tennis of Justine Henin everybody was talking about this time when the Belgian top seed outclassed Serena Williams at Roland Garros on Tuesday....
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Emburey joins Ford in race to become India coach
NEW DELHI, June 5: England''s John Emburey joined Graham Ford of South Africa as the two leading contenders in the race for India''s next cricket coach, it was announced on Tuesday....
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Flintoff blamed for derailing campaign: World Cup 2007
LONDON, June 5: England captain Michael Vaughan has blamed all-rounder Andrew Flintoff for upsetting team spirit and derailing England''s World Cup campaign, The Guardian newspaper reported on Tuesday....
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Special category likely in central contracts
LAHORE, June 5: The national selection committee will recommend the names of 30 players for central contract as the basic policy to finalise a draft for the contract was discussed in...
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Mani lauds World Cup organizers
DUBAI, June 5: Empty stands, expensive tickets, dull matches, a “sterile” atmosphere and unexplained death of a coach in his hotel room. Many would argue 47-day World Cup in the Caribbean...
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Gayle declared fit for third Test
MANCHESTER, June 5: Experienced West Indies opener Chris Gayle, who picked up an injury over the weekend, will be available for third cricket Test against England starting on Thursday at Old Trafford, after getting all clear....
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BD assured tight security
COLOMBO, June 5: Sri Lanka assured Bangladesh of high security during their upcoming cricket tour this month even as fighting escalated between troops and Tamil Tiger rebels, Sports Minister Gamini Lokuge said on Tuesday....
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Ganga confirmed
MANCHESTER, June 5: West Indies confirmed Daren Ganga as captain on Tuesday in place of the injured Ramnaresh Sarwan for the remaining Tests against England....
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Outsiders among PSTA office-bearers
KARACHI, June 5: The Pakistan Seniors Tennis Association (PSTA) conducted its quadrennial elections in the city on Tuesday and among others inducted people having no background of the game....
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Eid poised to make headlines at LRC
LAHORE, June 5: Five-year-old bay mare Eid looks in good form to return to action when she contests the feature event, the Kotri Plate class V division I to be gone...
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Punjab disaffiliates judo body
LAHORE, June 5: While the Punjab Olympic Association’s general council has decided to write a letter to its national chapter for making poor arrangements by the Sindh Olympics Association (SOA) for...
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Pakistan and Qatar clash today: Olympic qualifier
LAHORE, June 5: Pakistan and Qatar will clash for the eighth time when they meet in the 29th Olympic Games qualifiers at Al-Gharrafa Stadium, Qatar on Wednesday....
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U-19 hockey trials
QUETTA, June 5: The two-day trials to pick national U-19 hockey team are being held at the General Musa ground on Wednesday....
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