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| October 2, 2003 | Thursday | Sha’aban 5, 1424 |
Shahzad lone Pakistani to reach semifinals
 ISLAMABAD, Oct 1: The semifinals of the first leg of the ITF International Junior Tennis Tournament will feature only one home player - Shahzad Khan and three Indians including top seed...
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Inter, Monaco, Sociedad and Juventus maintain perfect starts
LONDON, Oct 1: Inter Milan, Monaco, Juventus and Real Sociedad maintained their perfect starts in the Champions League on Tuesday while Celtic and Deportivo Coruna picked up their first victories....
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Sherganzer records impressive victory
KARACHI, Oct 1: Mr Islamuddin’s Roberto Carlos Fan who was deprived of a victory on Sunday when the race was cancelled on frivolous grounds won the concluding event of the day...
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Bukhsh and Essa slam golden goals
KARACHI, Oct 1: Lal Bukhsh and Essa Khan blasted home golden goals to guide KPT and PTCL into the semifinals of the President PFF Cup football in Quetta on Wednesday....
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Railways retain title
QUETTA, Oct 1: Pakistan Railways won the 20th national women hockey championship outplaying Lahore Colour in the final 7-0 played at Government Girls College Quetta ground on Wednesday....
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Kohat trounce Lahore
PESHAWAR, Oct 1: Kohat whipped disjointed Lahore 4-1 on Wednesday in the Inter-regional hockey championship being played at Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium....
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ICC should play role on security concerns
 LAHORE, Oct 1: United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCB) president Ray Mali has said that International Cricket Council (ICC) could play a major role in removing security concerns of its member countries, once and for all to avoid...
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New Zealand confident of giving India tough fight
RAJKOT (India), Oct 1: New Zealand are capable of giving India a tough fight in next week’s Test series despite missing pace spearhead Shane Bond and all-rounder Chris Cairns, coach Ashley...
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Tawab Kazi excels for Foundation
KARACHI, Oct 1: Tawab Kazi produced a good all-round performance to help Foundation School defeat ISS School by a comprehensive margin of 105 runs in the Askari Intermediate inter-school cricket tournament...
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Streak sets up easy Zimbabwe triumph
PERTH, Oct 1: Captain Heath Streak grabbed four wickets to set up a confidence-boosting victory for Zimbabwe by seven wickets over a Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI here on Wednesday....
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No excuse for defeat:Nadeem
LAHORE, Oct 1: Pakistan hockey captain, Nadeem ND, said there was no excuse for the defeat against India in the Asia Cup final and it was their below par performance in...
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Proteas crush Nazim XI by eight wickets
LAHORE, Oct 1: A captain’s knock of 72 by Graeme Smith and fine batting by Jacques Kallis steered South Africa to an impressive eight-wicket win against a City Nazim XI in a 12-a-side practice match under floodlights at the...
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Australians to face life bans for sledging
MELBOURNE, Oct 1: Australian players face possible life bans for sledging if they breach a new code of behaviour, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Wednesday....
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Jalal criticizes trophy’s qualifiers
KARACHI, Oct 1: Former Test paceman and Customs chief coach Jalaluddin on Wednesday described inclusion of top teams in the qualifying rounds of the Patron’s Trophy as sheer injustice and said...
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New rules for rain-hit games
LONDON, Oct 1: An improved system of adjusting run targets in rain-shortened matches will be introduced this week for the opening One-day International between Pakistan and South Africa in Lahore, the...
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Flower and Olonga rewarded by MCC
LONDON, Oct 1: Former Zimbabwe players Andy Flower and Henry Olonga, who protested against President Robert Mugabe at this year’s World Cup, were given honorary life membership of the MCC (Marylebone...
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India’s match washed out
KARACHI, Oct 1: India gained their first points in the Emerging Team Trophy triangular tournament in Colombo after their match against hosts Sri Lanka was abandoned without a ball bowled on...
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Amateur golf from Oct 9
ISLAMABAD, Oct 1: The Caltex 42nd National Amateur Golf Championship of Pakistan 2003 is being held at Islamabad Golf Club from Oct 9-12....
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