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| September 3, 2003 | Wednesday | Rajab 5, 1424 |
Capriati, Henin beat rain to advance
 NEW YORK, Sept 2: Jennifer Capriati and Justine Henin-Hardenne were the only players to complete victories at the U.S. Open on Monday as persistent rain all-but obliterated play at the hardcourt...
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Scott cruises to first victory on US tour
 NORTON (Massachusetts), Sept 2: Australia’s Adam Scott fired a five-under-par 66 on Monday to win the Deutsche Bank Championship and earn his first victory on the U.S. PGA Tour. Leading by...
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Compensation for fans
NEW YORK, Sept 2: US Open organisers on Monday offered frustrated tennis fans the chance to exchange their tickets for sessions later in the week after rain caused havoc with play...
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Plan to stage India, Pakistan series
KARACHI, Sept. 2: Pakistan Billiards and Snooker Association (PBSA) is planning to stage India-Pakistan Challenge Snooker Test Series here in December, PBSA president Ali Asghar Valika revealed on Tuesday....
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Unbeaten Rainbow capture weekly title
KARACHI, Sept 2: Rainbow with five straight victories and an impressive score of 102 Victory Points (VPs) grabbed the weekly bridge title, says a news release issued Tuesday....
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Hamid flays ex-PTF officials
ISLAMABAD, Sept 2: Former Davis Cup captain, Hamid-ul-Haq said on Tuesday that his recent victory in the 35 plus category of the ITF Asian Open Veterans Championship could have been achieved...
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Hyderabad and Latifabad win
HYDERABAD, Sept 2: Hyderabad City and Latifabad claimed women’s table tennis and badminton crowns of the Hyderabad Sports Festival on Tuesday....
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Only pride at stake for Bangladesh : Third Test starts today
 MULTAN, Sept 2: With the series already decided after Pakistan’s crushing victory in Peshawar, Bangladesh have nothing left to play for except their pride in the third and final Test starting...
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Punjab Govt grants Rs10m to PHF
LAHORE, Sept 2: Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has become richer by Rs 10 million thanks to a generous grant by the Punjab government....
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Manager, skipper predict victory in Asia Cup
LAHORE, Sept 2: Pakistan hockey skipper and manager concurred when they predicted victory in the next Asia Cup to be held at Kuala lumpur, Malaysia from Sept 21....
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Asian umpires clinic starts
KARACHI, Sept 2: A five-day Asian umpires clinic commenced here on Tuesday with participants from seven countries including hosts Paistan attending the clinic....
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Fifty invited for Under-20 camp
LAHORE, Sept 2: Fifty probables have been called to attend the national Under-20 football training camp to be held at the Jinnah Stadium from Friday....
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Gary Kirsten postpones retirement
LONDON, Sept 2: South Africa batsman Gary Kirsten has shelved talk of international retirement and insisted that Thursday’s series climax against England here at The Oval would not be his last...
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Caddick to undergo surgery
LONDON, Sept 2: England fast bowler Andy Caddick is to undergo back surgery, sidelining him for three months, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Tuesday....
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Rashid slams BD for negative approach
MULTAN, Sept 2: Bangladesh came under scathing attack from Pakistan captain Rashid Latif on Tuesday for their negative approach in the first two Tests of the current series. “I was amazed...
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Saqlain happy to be back
MULTAN, Sept 2: Saqlain Mushtaq said on Tuesday he was glad to be back in the national team after a lapse of almost six months....
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