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| October 1, 2002 | Tuesday | Rajab 23, 1423 |
Japan sink China as race hots up
 BUSAN, Sept 30: Japan’s swimmers ruled in the pool on day two of the Asian Games here Monday but China stayed on top of the medal rankings with five more golds....
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Pakistan on rampage against China
BUSAN, (South Korea), Sept 30: Seven-time champions Pakistan scored a comfortable 8-3 win over China in Group B of the men’s hockey competition at the Gangseo Stadium here Monday....
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Impressive victories by Babar and Shahzad
ISLAMABAD, Sept 30: Top seed Shahzad Khan advanced to the second round of the ITF Pakistan International Junior Tennis Championship I that opened at the Islamabad Club Monday....
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President’s Cup football from Oct 14
KARACHI, Sept 30: The President PFF Cup Football Tournament will be held at Peoples Sports Complex, Mauripur Road, from Oct 14 - Nov 3....
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Faculties, Sir Syed triumph
KARACHI, Sept 30: Faculties and Government Sir Syed College scored identical victories to book final berth in the Karachi University inter-collegiate girls volleyball championship, says a press release Monday....
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South Korea, China on course for last 8
 BUSAN (South Korea), Sept 30: South Korea enjoyed their second successive victory in the Asian Games soccer tournament Monday as they thrashed Oman 5-2 in group A to make almost certain...
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PHF official for Busan, Singapore
KARACHI, Sept 30: The secretary of Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) Brig, Musarat Ullah Khan will participate in an International Hockey Workshop in Singapore scheduled to be held from Oct 17 organized...
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Magical spell by spinner Azam for Bahawalnagar
LAHORE, Sept 30: Left-arm spinner Mohammad Azam snared six for 28 to help Bahawalnagar beat Rajanpur by 38 runs in the National Junior (Under-19) One-day Cricket Championship match at Haider Stadium in Bahawalnagar Monday....
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Title shared after second washout
 COLOMBO, Sept 30: India and Sri Lanka were declared joint winners of the Champions Trophy after rain washed out their replayed final Monday....
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Barrichello scores fourth win
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 30: Brazilian Rubens Barrichello was handed a fourth win of the Formula One season on Sunday as Ferrari painted the town red with another one-two finish in the US...
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Australian skipper uncertain about Pakistan’s new faces
COLOMBO, Sept 30: Australian Test captain Steve Waugh is not entirely sure whether he will know some of the players who turn out for Pakistan in the first cricket Test starting...
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POA calls PBF official
LAHORE, Sept 30: Pakistan Olympic Association (POA) in a rejoinder has asked the secretary of his own faction of the Pakistan Badminton Federation (PBF) Amir Hayat Rokri to appear before its affiliation and constitution committee...
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ITA finalises preparation for two events
ISLAMABAD, Sept 30: A meeting of the Islamabad Tennis Association (ITA) held here Monday finalised the arrangements for two forthcoming tournaments, both to be staged this month....
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PCB refuses to sponsor blind team
LAHORE, Sept 30: Participation of the Pakistan blind cricket team in the Cricket World Cup for the blind to be held in India in December, has become doubtful as the Pakistan Cricket...
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Kaneria willing to learn from Warne
COLOMBO, Sept 30: The contrast in terms of experience could not be starker. One is a youngster with just eight Tests under his belt: the other was named one of Wisden’s...
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Chang thrills fans before rain arrives
TOKYO, Sept 30: Former French Open champion Michael Chang beat Francisco Clavet 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 in the opening round of the Japan Open on Monday, thrilling a local crowd which had...
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