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| February 12, 2002 | Tuesday | Ziqa’ad 28, 1422 |
Cameroon retain Nations Cup in penalty shootout
 BAMAKO, Feb 11 - Cameroon retained the African Nations Cup with a dramatic 3-2 penalty shootout win against Senegal after the match had ended in a goalless draw at the end...
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France, Sweden storm into quarterfinals
LONDON, Feb 11: Holders France survived a stern test from the Netherlands as Sweden, Spain, Croatia and Russia also secured victories on Sunday to reach the Davis Cup quarterfinals....
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Clark snatches first gold for US
 SALT LAKE CITY, Feb 11: They cheered politely for a German, a Swiss, a Finn and an Austrian, but the crowd erupted in cries of “U-S-A, U-S-A” Sunday when Kelly Clark...
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Raza, Anwar claim honours
KARACHI, Feb 11: Candyland led by Zia clinched the Swiss Bridge weekly contest participated by sixteen teams and organised by Karachi Bridge Association at Aslam Bridge Hall here Sunday. The...
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Pakistan to bid for team event
ISLAMABAD, Feb 11: Pakistan are bidding for next year’s World Team Championship after Finland, the actual hosts withdrew because of financial constraints....
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Narrow win for Law Company
LAHORE, Feb 11: First Law Company beat Borjan 6-5 while Nee Punhal defeated Rangers 8—3 1/2 on opening day of the February Cup polo Monday....
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KDABA city boxing meet
KARACHI, Feb 11: Karachi Divisional Amateur Boxing Association (KDABA) is organizing a two-day All Karachi City Government boxing championship from Feb 15 - 16, 2002 at Ali Mohammed Qambrani Boxing Stadium,...
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Pakistan recall Atif, Nadeem for World Cup
LAHORE, Feb 11: Spearhead Atif Bashir and outside-right Muhammad Nadeem have been reinstated in the 18-member Pakistan team which was announced Monday for the 10th World Cup hockey tournament to be held...
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Hunter retains title in style
LONDON, Feb 11: Paul Hunter retained his Masters title after a tremendous tussle with Mark Williams at Wembley Sunday evening....
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Umpire panels almost decided
CHRISTCHURCH, Feb 11: The International Cricket Council’s selection process for two umpire panels to administer Tests and One-day Internationals from April 1 is well on schedule, the organisation’s chief executive Malcolm...
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PCB’s set of conditions hurriedly put together
ISLAMABAD, Feb 11: The set of conditions drafted by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for those keen on contesting elections of the district associations has left several questions unanswered....
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Injury forces Bond out of one-day series
CHRISTCHURCH, Feb 11: New Zealand’s injury woes continued Monday when Shane Bond was ruled out of at least the first two One-day Internationals against England with a stress fracture of his...
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Border backs Mark Waugh for SA series
SYDNEY, Feb 11: Australia look set to retain below-par batsman Mark Waugh for their Test team in the upcoming series in South Africa....
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Unsettled Crawley seeks PM wife’s help
LONDON, Feb 11: Former England batsman John Crawley has asked for the help of the British prime minister’s wife Cherie Blair to resolve his bitter dispute with English county cricket club...
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Hyderabad and Islamabad face relegation
KARACHI, Feb 11: Hyderabad and Islamabad are battling to avoid relegation with just two rounds to go in the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy Grade-I National Cricket Championship....
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Islamabad down Sindh
LAHORE, Feb 11: Two goals by centre-forward Mansoor Ali enabled Islamabad to beat Sindh 3-1 in the opening match of the Inter-provincial under-16 boys hockey championships at the National Hockey Stadium...
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Olazabal patience rewarded
LA JOLLA (California), Feb 11: Jose Maria Olazabal shot a final round 65 Sunday to win the $3.6 million Buick Invitational Golf Tournament by one shot over J.L. Lewis....
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Hayden named cricketer of the year
MELBOURNE, Feb 11: Matthew Hayden won the Allan Border Medal Monday as Australia’s cricketer of the year, joining Glenn McGrath (2000) and Steve Waugh (2001) as the winner of the country’s...
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