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| January 17, 2002 | Thursday | Ziqa’ad 2, 1422 |
None of top five left
 MELBOURNE, Jan 16: Yevgeny Kafelnikov lost 6-3 7-5 6-3 to qualifier Alex Kim on Wednesday in a shock defeat that left the Australian Open without any of the top five seeds...
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Warne appointed vice-captain
SYDNEY, Jan 16: Leg-spinner Shane Warne was named Wednesday as Australia vice-captain for Thursday’s triangular series match against New Zealand, boosting his chances of succeeding Steve Waugh as national captain....
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PCB rejects appeal
ISLAMABAD, Jan 16: Lt. Gen Tauqir Zia, chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has dismissed an appeal by Jawadul Hassan, a former office-bearer of the Islamabad Cricket Association (ICA)....
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Niaz Stadium back in favour
HYDERABAD, Jan 16: The Domestic Cricket Operation Wing of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has agreed to re-allot four matches of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Grade-I here at Niaz Stadium after declaring the ground...
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Swimmers for Tehran gala
LAHORE, Jan 16: Pakistan has announced a five-member team for the Ist Prince Faisal Fahad swimming championship to be held at Tehran, Islamic Republic Iran from Jan 31 to Feb 5....
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Punjab dominates meet
LAHORE, Jan 16: The Punjab teams dominated the second day of the Youth Inter-provincial athletics championship at Karachi, on Wednesday....
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Foreigners end up on losing side
LAHORE, Jan 16: Remounts Whites and Borjan registered narrow wins in the Pepsi Cup polo tournament at the Lahore Polo Club Wednesday....
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Unfancied Senna wins main event
LAHORE, Jan 16: The seven-to-one chance dark bay gelding, Senna won feature event of the mid-week Lahore Gymkhana races competed over six furlongs at the Racecourse on Wednesday....
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Spinners Saqlain, Kaneria send minnows reeling
 CHITTAGONG (Bangladesh), Jan 16: Pakistani spinners Saqlain Mushtaq and Danish Kaneria shared nine wickets to leave Bangladesh in the dumps on the opening day of the second and final Test here...
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Stubborn Balochistan show guts
 KARACHI, Jan 16: Rest of Balochistan were making a fancied Karachi Whites sweat for victory in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I match at the National Stadium Wednesday....
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Sindh facing defeat
KARACHI, Jan 16: Rest of Sindh were battling to avoid innings defeat after they were forced to follow-on by Karachi Blues on the penultimate day of the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I fixture...
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Islamabad in trouble against NWFP
RAWALPINDI, Jan 16: Islamabad struggled to score runs in difficult conditions as play in their Quaid Trophy Grade-I game against Rest of NWFP finally started late Wednesday, the third day of...
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ACC to discuss India’s withdrawal
ISLAMABAD, Jan 16: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is to discuss India’s withdrawal from the Asian Test Championship when it meets in Sharjah next month....
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Gynaecologists appointed for Pakistan team
NEW DELHI, Jan 16: Three female gynaecologists are on hand to attend to cricketers from Pakistan and Bangladesh during the ongoing Test match at Chittagong, a newspaper reported Wednesday....
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Ashraf guides Sargodha to victory
SARGODHA, Jan 16: Slow left-armer Ashraf Bashir returned superb match figures of seven for 29 in 33.1 overs as Sargodha completed a crushing innings and 264-run victory over Hyderabad in the...
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Hastings to see Shadab
CHITTAGONG, Jan 16: The International Cricket Council (ICC) referee Brian Hastings of New Zealand would see Pakistan opener Shadab Kabir Thursday for showing dissent on the first day of the second...
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Unlucky Imran misses century
LAHORE, Jan 16: Test discard Imran Farhat fell eight short of century as Lahore Blues put themselves in a commanding position against Rest of Punjab in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I match at Gaddafi Stadium Wednesday....
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Bahawalpur fight back
KARACHI, Jan 16: Bahawalpur made a spirited start by reaching 198 for three after Gujranwala set them 421 for victory on the third day of the Quaid Trophy tie at Bahawalpur...
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