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| October 29, 2002 | Tuesday | Sha’aban 22,1423 |
Navy, KESC complete quarterfinals line-up
KARACHI, Oct 28: Fida Hussain’s second half winner powered Pakistan Navy into the quarterfinals after a deserved 2-1 victory over NBP in the President PFF Cup football championship Monday....
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Saleh stuns Ding to storm into last 32
CAIRO, Oct 28: Mercurial Saleh Muhammad sent the shock waves in the 2002 World Snooker Championship when he toppled world junior champion and favorites Ding Junhui of China 4-3 to storm...
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Rafay stars for St. Michael’s
KARACHI, Oct 28: St. Michael’s Convent School made a strong bid to reach the semifinal of the Rev. Father Robert D’Silva Golden Jubilee Invitation Inter-school cricket tournament, after handing out a...
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Kamran, Azhar on goal spree
LAHORE, Oct 28: Six goals by Kamran Noorud Din and five by Azhar Ali steered Travel Quest to a emphatic 12-5 1/2 victory over Falcons in the Members Cup Polo Tournament on the first day...
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Zafar blasts unbeaten century
KARACHI, Oct 28: A dashing unbeaten knock of 117 by Mohammad Zafar, enabled Mohammad Hussain CC register an easy nine-wicket triumph over Cantt Sports in the Shaheen Gymkhana Zone III Super...
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Saleh to coach in Bahrain
CAIRO, Oct 28: Saleh Muhammad has been offered a coaching assignment to train and coach Bahrain players....
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Missing Jansher in trouble with PSA
DOHA, Oct 28: Jansher Khan, who was given free membership by the Professional Squash Association (PSA), is now to be reported to the PSA after going missing from the Qatar Classic....
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Inter Milan regain top spot, Sociedad lead in Spain
LONDON, Oct 28: Inter Milan returned to the top of the Italian first division while unfashionable Real Sociedad continued their impressive start to the season by moving to the summit of...
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Owais, Haaris and Tahir share bowling honours
KARACHI, Oct 28: Young KESC’s fast bowler Owais Athar bowled with hostility to reduce Navy to 207 all out in their first innings on the opening day of the three-day Kardar...
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PCB bows to player power
 LAHORE, Oct 28: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) took another U-turn and bowed to senior players demand for retaining slab system for Zimbabwe-bound players Monday....
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Pakistan slump to dismal 8th
KARACHI, Oct 28: Pakistan slumped to a poor eighth spot, only above lowly Zimbabwe and Bangladesh in the latest Test championship ratings released by the game’s ruling body, International Cricket Council...
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England find form at last
PERTH, Oct 28: England’s cricketers enjoyed the best day so far of their troubled Ashes tour when they seized control of their three-day match against Western Australia Monday....
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Mark Waugh quits international cricket
 SYDNEY, Oct 28: Mark Waugh retired from international cricket Monday after he was dropped from Australia’s team for the first Ashes Test against England in Brisbane starting Nov 7....
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Saeed-ul-Haq outclasses Umair
LAHORE, Oct 28: Six matches were decided on the first day of the Global Telecom Cup National Grass Court tennis championship-2002 men’s singles event at the Punjab Tennis Association courts in Bagh-i-Jinnah Monday....
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Zafar not to step down unless asked by PHF
KARACHI, Oct 28: Pakistan hockey manager Col Zafar Ali Khan Monday admitted his side failed to deliver and he was ready to step down if Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) wanted him...
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Saeed hints at possible retirement, blames selectors
LAHORE, Oct 28: Former Pakistan opener Saeed Anwar assailed national selectors Monday for ignoring him for the forthcoming Zimbabwe tour and hinted at possible retirement....
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SSG defeat Army Colours
RAWALPINDI, Oct 28: Sui Southern Gas Karachi (SSG) advanced to the semifinals of the All-Pakistan ARL Invitation hockey tournament after beating Army Colours 5-4 on penalty strokes....
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Media walk out in protest
ISLAMABAD, Oct 28: The start of the 46th National Badminton Championship was marred Monday, after journalists staged a walkout in protest over the organisers failure to facilitate them in performing their...
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