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| October 26, 2002 | Saturday | Sha’aban 19,1423 |
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I am not a coward: Pakistan skipper
LAHORE, Oct 25: Pakistan cricket team captain Waqar Younis claimed that seniors and juniors, both have disappointed the nation by losing all three Tests against Australia by humiliating margins especially in the second and third Tests at... 
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Trescothick becomes latest casualty
PERTH, Oct 25: England’s injury crisis deepened here Friday when opening batsman Marcus Trescothick became the fifth member of the 16-member squad to join the casualty list less than two weeks...
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Waqar given nod for Zimbabwe Tests, ODIs
KARACHI, Oct 25: Waqar Younis will continue to captain Pakistan in both Tests and One-day Internationals, ending speculation at least for the time being, of a separate skipper for one segment...
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Irresponsible act by PCB official
LAHORE, Oct 25: Journalists had to wait almost two hours when the manager of the Pakistan cricket team did not bother to turn up at a scheduled press conference, held at...
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Futile exercise for PCB and selectors
LAHORE, Oct 25: Pakistan’s blundering selectors and PCB were clueless before the match and were even more clueless after Wasim Akram, Moin Khan, Yousuf Youhana, Saeed Anwar and Shahid Afridi all failed...
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Bangladesh squander good start
 POTCHEFSTROOM (South Africa), Oct 25: South Africa recovered from an embarrassing start to claim the upper hand by the close on day one of the second Test against Bangladesh Friday....
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Khanolkar flays Windies
PUNE (India), Oct 25: Makeshift opener Shreyas Khanolkar cracked a rapid 102 as Indian Railways raced to 179 for one in reply to the West Indies first innings 449....
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Srichaphan pounds Sluiter to reach semis: Shock defeat for Capriati
 STOCKHOLM,Oct 25: Thailand’s Paradorn Srichaphan continued his confident roll, knocking out Dutchman Raemon Sluiter 4-6, 6-3, 6- 4 in the quarterfinals Friday at the 650,000-dollar Stockholm Open....
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HBL and AGQ eliminate holders Army and PIA
KARACHI, Oct 25: It was a day of thrilling upsets as HBL and AGQ reached the quarterfinals after eliminating title-holders Pakistan Army and fancied PIA in President PFF Cup football championship Friday....
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Watson subdues Khurram to top group ‘G’
CAIRO, Oct 25: Republic of Ireland’s Jason Watson produced another explosive performance to subdue seventh seed Khurram Agha of Pakistan 4-0 to take over the leadership of group “G” in the...
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Raees emerge leaders
KARACHI, Oct 25: Iliyas Masters Swiss Bridge Tournament has now entered in a interesting stage when four top teams are heading for a closer contest....
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Top seed Aqeel faces Nomi in final
 KARACHI, Oct 25: Top seed Aqeel Khan moved into the men’s singles final of the Sixth UBL Salma Noorani Tennis Championship, but he had to bring out his best while ousting...
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Taimur sets early pace
RAWALPINDI, Oct 25: Taimur Hassan of Islamabad Club was ahead in the amateur gross competition on the opening day of the President of Pakistan Cup Tournament at the Rawalpindi Golf Club...
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Shakeel puts PTCL in final
FAISALABAD, Oct 25: Pakistan Army and PTCL have qualified for the final of the All Paksitan Zafar Mehmood Gold Cup floodlit hockey tournament scheduled to be played Friday....
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Faisal slams unbeaten century
RAWALPINDI, Oct 25: Faisal Khan struck an unbeaten 100 Friday as Saga gained an upper hand in their Kardar Trophy match against ARL....
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Swimmers showing to be reviewed
KARACHI, Oct 25: The performance of women swimmers will come under review at the Executive Committee meeting of the Pakistan Women’s Swimming Association to be held in Lahore Saturday....
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