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| March 23, 2002 | Saturday | Muharram 8, 1423 |
Milan giants Inter, AC lift Italian spirits
 LONDON, March 22: Inter and AC Milan lifted the spirits of Italian soccer by advancing to the last four of the UEFA Cup on Thursday as Valencia and Hapoel Tel Aviv...
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First round exit for Chang and Pioline
 MIAMI, March 22: American Michael Chang and Frenchman Cedric Pioline failed to recapture some of their old magic on Thursday as the two veterans crashed out in the opening round of...
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To The Victory has power to win Cup
DUBAI, March 22: Dubai World Cup runner-up To The Victory has the strength to win the richest horse race on earth Saturday, his trainer warned....
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Shamyl shines
LAHORE, March 22: Crescent Spinning Mill will meet Guard Rice in the final of the Spring Cup polo tournament at the Lahore Polo Club Saturday (March 23)....
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Cairns ruled out of Sharjah and Pakistan
WELLINGTON, March 22: All-rounder Chris Cairns has been ruled out of next month’s one-day competition in Sharjah and also New Zealand’s tour of Pakistan after tearing a tendon in his...
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Top seed Nicol begins campaign in style
 LAHORE, March 22: The world No 1 and top-seed Peter Nicol started his campaign to clinch the 19th Pakistan Open Squash Championship in style, by thrashing the world No. 21 Graham...
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England make positive start in second Test
WELLINGTON, March 22: England made a positive start to the rain-delayed second Test against New Zealand Friday despite losing openers Michael Vaughan and Marcus Trescothick....
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Waugh tells reporters get priorities right
SYDNEY, March 22:- Australia captain Steve Waugh told reporters to get their priorities in order after arriving home Friday to face questions about his future in the game....
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Thumbs up from ICC elite panel
CAPE TOWN, March 22: Cricket’s newly appointed elite panel of international match umpires has backed the International Cricket Council’s (ICC’s) plan to experiment with extended television technology to aid umpiring decisions....
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Klusener’s assault fails to save South Africa
JOHANNESBURG, March 22: Australia survived a brutal onslaught with the bat from South Africa’s Lance Klusener to claim victory by 19 runs in the first one-day international at the Wanderers...
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Challenging task ahead for PSA
LAHORE, Mar 22: Punjab Squash Association (PSA), has undertaken a challenging task of re-starting construction work on the international squash complex and in the first phase roofs on the six practice...
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Court directs PCB to hold ICA elections in seven weeks
ISLAMABAD, March 22: Justice Ali Nawaz Chowhan of the Lahore High Court (Rawalpindi Bench) has ruled that ad hocism in Islamabad Cricket Association cannot be allowed to continue, therefore it would...
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KCCA to host One-dayer, Test against Kiwis
KARACHI, March 22: The Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) has decided to organise the first One-Day International and second Test against New Zealand, says a news release issued Friday....
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Crawley quits Lancashire
LONDON, March 22: Former Lancashire captain John Crawley was released from his contract Friday after a bitter dispute....
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Thorpe beaten by Welsh
BRISBANE (Australia), March 22: Australia’s 100 metres backstroke world champion Matt Welsh retained his national title Friday but only after fighting off a spirited challenge from freestyle great Ian Thorpe....
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Fahad excels
KARACHI, March 22: Opener Fahadullah smashed a rapid 111 as Karachi Port Trust (KPT) overwhelmed A.J.Worldwide by 53 runs in the CDC Inter Firms Cricket Tournament at the KCCA Stadium Friday....
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