Wednesday, 08 September 2010 13:24
For a nation devastated by floods and embarrassed over a cricket corruption scandal, Pakistanis are pinning their hopes on an unlikely sporting star to give the country something to cheer.
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For a nation devastated by floods and embarrassed over a cricket corruption scandal, Pakistanis are pinning their hopes on an unlikely sporting star to give the country something to cheer.

Caroline Wozniacki cleared one of the major hurdles in her bid to win the women's US Open title when she downed an error-prone Maria Sharapova, who is still battling to regain her best form after struggling with injuries for the past two seasons.

Two of Europe's most successful club coaches meeting on the international stage should be an interesting enough prospect but the problems mounting for Ottmar Hitzfeld and Fabio Capello make England's trip to Switzerland still more intriguing.

A teammate of the three Pakistan cricketers suspended on corruption charges earlier in the week has reportedly claimed that players on his team have been fixing "almost every match".

Japanese rider Shoya Tomizawa was killed when he came off his motorbike and hit by two other machines in the Moto2 race at the San Marino MotoGP.
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