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Pakistan may play ODI series against Lanka
Pakistan is reportedly considering playing a bilateral One-day International series against Sri Lanka later this month.
Lawson not insecure about his Pak cricket coaching job
Pakistan cricket coach Geoff Lawson has said that he is not feeling insecure about his job, saying that he overlooked several lucrative positions in Australia to assume this responsibility.
American football to see girls play in their undies!
American football fans will be seeing a new attraction to the game, when they witness girls playing it only in their undies.
Now, Stephanie Rice copies ex by going on a marathon booze bender!
It seems that Stephanie Rice is following in her ex-beau Eamon Sullivan's footsteps - as she enjoyed her single status with long booze sessions.
Surrey coach still hopeful Shoaib Akhtar will play two matches
Surrey county coach Alan Butcher has said that he was still hopeful that Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar will be able to play their final two championship matches of the season.
Flintoff says he is a better cricketer having seen the light now
English al rounder Andrew Flintoff reckons that he is a better cricketer now he has seen the light after the dark days of his career.
Fans' backlash keeping Newcastle boss away from St James' Park
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley has conceded to close friends that he fears he will be unable to return to the stadium, and will not mingle with supporters again due to the backlash among fans caused by the resignation of Kevin Keegan.
Tension between Aussie, Indian players creation of media: Clark
Australian Fast bowler Stuart Clark disagrees with Indian coach Gary Kirsten that four-Test sequel would have less tension without Andrew Symonds, and says that the reports of tension between the two teams is creation of media.
Chinese Olympic football team embroiled in sex scandal
Chinese football team has come under fire after some of its players were reportedly snapped checking into the hotel with girls during the Olympics.
Marion Jones released from prison
Sprinter Marion Jones was released from a federal detention facility after completing a six-month sentence for lying to federal agents investigating the BALCO doping conspiracy.
Now, South Africa turns down PCB offer for tri-series
The beleaguered PCB has reportedly received another setback, as South Africa has rejected its proposal to host a tri-series involving Sri Lanka later this month in Pakistan.
President Patil congratulates Pankaj Advani on winning World Billiards title
President Pratibha Devisingh Patil has congratulated Pankaj Advani for capturing the World Billiards title in Bangalore today.
Sports Minister Gill hopes India will win more medals at 2012 London Olympics
Union Minister of Sports and Youth Affairs Dr. M.S. Gill has expressed a wish and hope that Indian sportspersons bring more glory to the country by increasing their medal tally at the 2012 London Olympics.
Eamon Sullivan's 'booze and brunette' therapy to beat Stephanie Rice blues
It looks like Olympian Eamon Sullivan has turned to 'booze and brunette' therapy to get over his break-up with swim star Stephanie Rice.
Michael Phelps offered recurring role in TV series Entourage
Olympic golden boy Michael Phelps has been offered a recurring role in hit TV series Entourage.
Indian team already planning to counter an Oz side without Symonds: Kirsten
Gary Kirsten, the coach of the Indian cricket team, believes that the absence of Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds' from the forthcoming series between Australia and India could ease some tension.
Leander Paes enters men's doubles final at US open
Leander Paes and his Czech partner Lukas Dlouhy beat Argentine pair Maximo Gonzales and Juan Monaco 6-2, 6-0 in just 46 minutes to storm into the men's doubles final of the US open.
Shoaib sent back to Pak from London due to visa problem
Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar has been sent back from London as he has no working visa.
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