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| November 23, 2002 | Saturday | Ramazan 17, 1423 |
Unknown Yokoo too hot for big guns
 MIYAZAKI (Japan), Nov 22: World number one Tiger Woods fired a three-under-par 68 but missed a handful of birdie putts to finish eight strokes off the lead after the second round...
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Azhar helps Customs gain first victory
KARACHI, Nov 22: Customs Academy registered their first victory in the 17th Karachi Gymkhana Callmate cricket festival beating A.O.CC 152 runs Friday....
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Champion falls from grace as Chinese make mark
 DEBRECEN (Hungary), Nov 22: Alexi Nemov’s challenge for three gold medals at the 36th world championships got off to a disastrous start Thursday....
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Baligi national championship from Dec 13
KARACHI, Nov 22: The Baliji National Bridge Championship will start from Dec 13 at Lahore Gymkhana Club, says a Pakistan Bridge Federation (PBF) press release issued Friday....
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Brilliant comeback by Shahpur
LAHORE, Nov 22: An impressive nine goal rally enabled Shahpur to make a brilliant comeback and march into the final of the Chrysanthemum Cup polo tournament after a convincing 9-3 win against...
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Aussies in control as England collapse
 ADELAIDE (Australia), Nov 22: Australia seized control of the second Ashes Test Friday when England’s batting crumbled for the second time in the series and their fielders once again failed to...
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Holding casts doubts over 3-3 scoreline
NEW DELHI, Nov 22: Cricket’s anti-corruption investigators must surely know, but the best indication how a series will pan out comes strangely from bookmakers....
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PHF inducts Olympians in committee
LAHORE, Nov 22: A technical committee comprising five Olympians has been formed to prepare a study report for laying five synthetic hockey pitches in different cities....
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Chances of lifting World Cup bright: PCB chief
LAHORE, Nov 22: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Lt Gen Tauqir Zia has expressed optimism that Pakistan would produce stunning results in the ICC World Cricket Cup 2003....
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Belgium yet to issue visas for Pakistani players
ISLAMABAD, Nov 22: With just days to go for the World Open, the Pakistan squash players are facing great difficulties in obtaining visas for Belgium which is to host the elite...
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Warne leading 2002 Test wicket-taker
ADELAIDE (Australia), Nov 22: Shane Warne has overtaken Harbhajan Singh as the leading wicket-taker in Test cricket this year. Warne claimed 4-93 in England’s first innings of the second Ashes Test...
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Usman strikes match-winner
LAHORE, Nov 22: A last minute match-winner struck by Usman helped Pency Club beat Walton Club 3-2 in a closely contested match of the 12th Ramazan Publican football tournament at the DPS ground, Friday....
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Convincing win for City Gym
LAHORE, Nov 22: Two more matches were decided in the Syed Khurshid Ali Shah Memorial Invitation Cricket Tournament at the Wahdat Eaglets ground Friday....
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Adnan’s effort fails to save Dow
KARACHI, Nov 22: Karachi Youth Club (KYC) and Karachi Basketball Club notched-up contrasting victories in the Ramzan-ul-Mubarak Floodlight Basketball tournament Thursday night....
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Nail-biting finish
RAWALPINDI, Nov 22: In a nail-biting finish to the Twin City Cricket Academy Under-15 Tournament, Inzamamul Haq XI scored a last-ball victory over Saeed Anwar XI at the Rawalpindi Stadium to...
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Rashid fit again
LAHORE, Nov 22: Test wicket-keeper Rashid Latif who was forced to return home with a troublesome back from the tour of Zimbabwe was declared fit by the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB)...
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