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| September 17, 2002 | Tuesday | Rajab 9, 1423 |
Greene lags behind yet again
 YOKOHAMA (Japan), Sept 16: World and Olympic champion Maurice Greene produced another disappointing performance by finishing fifth in the 100 metres at the Yokohama Super Track and Field meeting on Monday....
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Leaney claims German Masters by one stroke
COLOGNE (Germany), Sept 16: Australian Stephen Leaney earned his fourth European Tour title when he won the German Masters by a stroke from Germany’s Alex Cejka Sunday....
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Sanchez-Vicario opens with easy victory
TOKYO, Sept 16: Former world number one Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario breezed to a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Maja Matevzic of Slovenia in the first round of the $585,000 Princess Cup Monday....
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Darwish top seeded for CNS squash
KARACHI, Sept 16: Egyptain Karim Darwish, ranked 17th in the world, has been installed as the top seed for the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) International Squash Championship, scheduled here from...
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Unlikely hero lifts Spurs to second spot
LONDON, Sept 16: Anthony Gardner was the unlikely hero as Tottenham Hotspur went second in the English premier league with a seesaw 3-2 victory over bottom club West Ham United Sunday....
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Squad named for Asian Games
KARACHI, Sept 16: National Rifle Association of Pakistan (NRAP) Monday named a 15-member shooting squad for the Sept 29-Oct 14 Asian Games at Busan, South Korea....
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Faiq stuns Saleh in Latif Masters
KARACHI, Sept 16: Mohammad Faiq Malik pulled off an upset victory over Saleh Mohammad in the 16th Latif Masters snooker championship at Karachi Club Monday....
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Dutch taught harsh lesson as Sri Lanka reach semis
 COLOMBO, Sept 16: Hosts Sri Lanka crushed newcomers Holland by 206 runs to become the first team to reach the Champions Trophy semifinals Monday....
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Rawalpindi throw away advantage
ISLAMABAD, Sept 16: Rawalpindi were off to a dream start in their National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship match against Lahore Whites Monday but the hosts ended the day in virtual...
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ACU reviews opening tie
COLOMBO, Sept 16: International cricket’s Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU) has studied incidents in the opening Champions Trophy game between Sri Lanka and Pakistan, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said Monday....
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Pressure on Windies: Tikolo
COLOMBO, Sept 16: Kenya captain Steve Tikolo says West Indies will be under pressure when they go up against his side in their Champions Trophy pool 3 encounter on Tuesday....
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Shoaib shines with seven scalps
LAHORE, Sept 16: Medium-pacer Mohammad Shoaib Iqbal claimed seven for 39 to help Okara skittled out Sargodha for 187 in their first innings on the first day of the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-II Cricket Championship at Sports...
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Ahmad and Sohail absent from camp
LAHORE, Sept 16: Goalkeeper Ahmad Alam, Sohail Abbas and Aamir Saleem were the three players missing on the opening day of the national hockey training camp which started here Monday....
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Conditions ideal for ‘A’ Test
FAISALABAD, Sept 16: Iqbal Stadium will provide ideal playing conditions during the opening four-day ‘Test’ between the ‘A’ outfits of Pakistan and Sri Lanka, starting from Tuesday....
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SGOC to organise seminar
ISLAMABAD, Sept 16: The SAF Games Organising Committee (SGOC) Monday decided to hold an international seminar to discuss ways to improve the standard of sports in the country....
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Lloyd named referee for Test series
KARACHI, Sept 16: Former West Indian captain Clive Lloyd will oversee next month’s Test series between Pakistan and Australia as the ICC match referee, the Pakistan Cricket Board announced Monday....
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