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| September 18, 2002 | Wednesday | Rajab 10, 1423 |
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Leading amateurs vie for top honours
ISLAMABAD, Sept 17: Leading amateurs are to vie for top honours in the MCB-sponsored Chief of the Army Staff Open Championship that tees off at the Rawalpindi Golf Course Thursday.... 
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Gritty Vishan bounces back
KARACHI, Sept 17: Gritty left-hander Vishan Gir, after being humiliated by a 4-1 defeat against Imran Shahzad, bounced back into contention, by winning his next three matches with effortless ease, in...
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Usman to skip Asian Games
LAHORE, Sept 17: Right-half Mohammad Usman has expressed his non-availability for the national hockey team which will be announced on Wednesday for the 14th Asian Games being held in Busan,...
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Pakistan pin hopes on Aisam
PESHAWAR, Sept 17: Hosts Pakistan are banking on Aisamul Haq Qureshi to secure an upset victory over China in their Davis Cup Asia Oceania Zone Group II final starting Friday....
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Midweek races offer mediocre card
LAHORE, Sept 17: A mediocre card of five-events awaits race-goers at the midweek Lahore Gymkhana races to be held at the Racecourse Wednesday. All events will be contested over the sprinting...
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Serena tunes up with Martina
TOKYO, Sept 17: Serena Williams played her first match since beating sister Venus in the US Open final at the rain-hit Princess Cup on Tuesday, teaming up with Martina Navratilova to...
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Sacked Mudassar denies rift in team
ISLAMABAD, Sept 17: Mudassar Nazar, sacked Tuesday as Pakistan coach following a string of poor performances denied that there was any rift within the team....
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Windies win eclipsed by Lara’s illness
 COLOMBO, Sept 17: Brian Lara was admitted to hospital with suspected hepatitis shortly after hitting a century in West Indies’ 29-run win over Kenya in their Champions Trophy pool 3 clash...
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Pakistan ‘A’ enjoy upper hand
FAISALABAD, Sept 17: Pakistan ‘A’ held the upper hand after dismissing their Sri Lankan rivals for just 183 in their first innings on the opening day of the four-day first ‘Test’...
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Tough test for England in group of death
COLOMBO, Sept 17: An inexperienced England side open their Champions Trophy campaign Wednesday and must overcome not only a determined Zimbabwe team fighting to avoid an early exit from the tournament,...
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No play in twin cities
ISLAMABAD, Sept 17: Rain in Islamabad and Rawalpindi Tuesday prevented play in two matches of the National Junior (Under-19) Grade-I Cricket Championship....
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—doubtful starter for Indian tour
COLOMBO, Sept 17: Brian Lara’s participation in next month’s West Indies tour of India may be in doubt after he was admitted to a Colombo hospital Tuesday with suspected hepatitis....
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Youhana also out of Aussie Test series
KARACHI, Sept 17: Pakistan batsman Yousaf Youhana has been ruled out of next month’s Test series against Australia with a shoulder injury, a spokesman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said...
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Seven Indians go home
COLOMBO, Sept 17: In an unusual move, India’s captain Saurav Ganguly, star batsman Sachin Tendulkar and five other players skipped practice Monday to return home to visit their families in the...
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