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| July 13, 2002 | Saturday | Jamadi-ul-Awwal 2, 1423 |
Makinen makes perfect start
 NAIROBI (Kenya), July 12: Finn Tommi Makinen made the perfect start to his defence of the Safari Rally Friday as he opened up a commanding lead after the first two stages....
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Pakistan one of the best teams: Gen Aziz
LAHORE, July 12: The national squad was advised by the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) chief late Thursday night not to be overconfident during the forthcoming international events....
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South African Els happy to finish tough day on 68
LOCH LOMOND (Scotland), July 12: Ernie Els was relieved to be off the course after carding an opening 68 in fluctuating weather conditions at the Scottish Open Thursday....
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Arch-rivals meet in Champions Trophy
LAHORE, July 12: Arch-rivals Pakistan and India are set to meet in the hockey field when they play on Sept 4 in Champions Trophy in Cologne, Germany from Aug 31 to...
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Ottey cleared to represent Slovenia
LJUBLJANA, July 12: The coach of legendary Jamaican sprinter Merlene Ottey said Friday that due to recent knee surgery she was not likely to participate in next month’s European Championship in...
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Saira overcomes Saima
PESHAWAR, July 12: Saira Khan had to work hard to overcome a battling Saima in the opening match of the First NWFP Women Squash Championship, which started at a indoor hall...
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Gul Club, Pak China, Eleven Star triumph
RAWALPINDI, July 12: Gul Club scored a 166-run victory over Decent Club in the Rawalpindi Cricket Association Summer League....
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Drugs abuse rife in tennis, claims top Australian official
SYDNEY, July 12: The use of illegal steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs has become widespread in professional tennis, Australia’s top doping official said Friday....
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Carla eligible for CW Games
ISLAMABAD, July 12: Following reservations expressed by squash’s international governing body over Carla Khan’s participation in this month’s Commonwealth Games, the Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) has informed them that she is...
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HK, Nepal underline gulf in standards
 SINGAPORE, July 12: Hong Kong and Nepal underlined the gulf in standards among second tier cricket nations Friday with gargantuan wins in the ACC Trophy tournament in Singapore....
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Australia demands proof of security
SYDNEY, July 12: The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) said on Friday it would like to go ahead with its tour of violence-wracked Pakistan in October but insisted Pakistani authorities had to...
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Gaudio ends Swiss hopes
GSTAAD (Switzerland), July 12: Gaston Gaudio of Argentina overcame a heavy cold and a considerable height disadvantage to end home hopes at the Swiss Open on Friday when he beat Marc...
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Shoaib skips training
LAHORE, July 12: Pacemen Shoaib Akhtar was the notable absentee on the opening day of the training camp that began Friday....
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Zabel takes revenge with Tour stage win
 ALENCON (France), July 12: Erik Zabel took revenge on his fellow sprinters when he won the 199.5-kilometre sixth stage of the Tour de France Friday after three previous podium finishes in...
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Downsizing fear in PCB employees
KARACHI, July 12: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has given its employees four months contract letters instead of eleven, creating fears among them that it might be first step towards downsizing....
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Australia romp to record win
SYDNEY, July 12: Australia humiliated Britain 64-10 in Friday’s one-off test to hand the Lions their heaviest defeat in almost a century of international rugby league....
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Tendulkar’s 33rd hundred sets up India victory
BRISTOL (England), July 12: Sachin Tendulkar’s 33rd one-day international century was at the heart of India’s 63-run win over Sri Lanka in their day-night triangular match Thursday....
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Danish faces Yasir in final
KARACHI, July 12: Danish Ahmed set up a title clash with Yasir Khan in the under-14 singles final of Karachi Club (KC) Junior Open Tennis Championship after they won their semi...
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