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Inzamam approached to play in Indian league
KARACHI, July 29: Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has been approached to play in the unofficial Indian cricket league to be launched this year.... 
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Shoaib to play selected matches
KARACHI, July 29: The Pakistan team management has decided to play Shoaib Akhtar only in selected matches of the ongoing Twenty20 series of practice games after the country’s premier fast bowler was a notable absentee during the third fixture on Sunday....
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England battling to save Test after India take commanding lead
NOTTINGHAM (England), July 29: Sachin Tendulkar missed out on a hundred but he helped bat India into a commanding position against England on the third day of the second Test at Trent Bridge here on Sunday....
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Mahmoud’s header seals maiden Asian Cup crown for Iraq
JAKARTA, July 29: Skipper Younis Mahmoud''s thumping headed goal crowned Iraq as the Asian Cup champions for the first time with a stirring 1-0 win over Saudi Arabia in the final here on Sunday....
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PCB seeks assistant coach for Lawson
KARACHI, July 29: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has advertised its need for an assistant coach to Geoff Lawson, who was recently appointed coach of the national team....
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Khurram steals thunder as Panthers outclass Tigers
KARACHI, July 29: It was Khurram Manzoor’s turn to steal the limelight with a brilliant display of batting as Pakistan Panthers upstaged the star-studded Pakistan Tigers by eight wickets in the...
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Contador wins dope-tainted Tour de France
PARIS, July 29: Spaniard Alberto Contador of the Discovery Channel team won the Tour de France after finishing safe in the main pack in Sunday''s last stage won by Italian Daniele Bennati....
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PHF protests over Aussie security warnings
KARACHI, July 29: Pakistan''s hockey chiefs have asked the International Hockey Federation (FIH) to look into claims that Australia has sent security warnings to teams due to compete in the Champions Trophy in Lahore....
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BCB dissolved; interim body appointed
DHAKA, July 29: The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) was dissolved on Sunday and a 12-member interim committee headed by Major-General...
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Donald lauds Tendulkar
NOTTINGHAM, July 29: England''s bowling coach Allan Donald paid tribute to his old rival Sachin Tendulkar after the Indian batsman became the third man to pass 11,000 Test runs....
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Love Pakistan springs surprise at KRC meet
KARACHI, July 29: Three-year-old chestnut filly Love Pakistan sprang a surprise when she outpaced favourite filly Rebecca by two lengths to make it two on the trot in the Gymkhana race meeting at the Karachi Racecourse on Sunday....
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Bodybuilding title for Punjab
LAHORE, July 29: Punjab with 95 points won the first National Junior bodybuilding championship on Sunday....
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Tursunov to face Dancevic in Indy final
INDIANAPOLIS, July 29: Russian third seed Dmitry Tursunov came through two matches on Saturday to book a place in the final of the Indianapolis Championships against Canada’s world No 109 Frank Dancevic....
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Aisam, Bopanna win doubles’ tennis crown
LAHORE, July 29: Pakistan''s Aisam-ul-Haq pairing with Rohan Bopanna of India won doubles’ event of the ATP tennis championship in Nottingham, UK, outplaying Anglo-Indian pair of Mustafa Ghous (India) and Joshua Goodall (Great Britain)....
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Badminton event starts today
LAHORE, July 29: Around 200 players of various affiliated units of the Pakistan Badminton Federation have reached Lahore to take part in the 10th Amir Abdullah Khan Rokhri badminton tournament, commencing from Monday....
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Younis slams second double ton
LONDON, July 29: Pakistan Test batsman Younis Khan hit his second unbeaten double century of the English county season on Saturday as title-chasing Yorkshire drew against Kent in a rain-hit match at Scarborough....
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