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| October 21, 2003 | Tuesday | Sha'aban 24, 1424 |
Fastest man, woman titles for Imran and Saira
 RAWALPINDI, Oct 20: Defending champions Army kept their national tthletics title on Monday winning four finals as they finished the four-day championship with 217 points....
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Meher unhappy with frequent weight category changes
KARACHI, Oct 20: Pakistan’s star boxer Meherullah said on Monday frequent changes in his weight category was hampering his performance in the ring....
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PCF to increase cash prizes for next year’s Tour-de-Pakistan
LAHORE, Oct 20: Pakistan Cycling Federation (PCF) will dole out Rs 1m in cash prizes for next year’s Tour-de-Pakistan cycle race....
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Maruyama triumphs by five strokes
GREENSBORO (North Carolina), Oct 20: Japan’s Shigeki Maruyama shot a five-under-par 67 to win the Greensboro Classic by five strokes over Brad Faxon on Sunday....
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Identical triumphs for Saleh, Khurram
KARACHI, Oct 20: Pakistan duo of Saleh Muhammad and Khurram Hussain Agha registered identical 4-1 victories in the World Snooker Championship in Jiangmen City (China) on Sunday, according to a message...
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Sindh trounce Lahore
LAHORE, Oct 20: Four matches were decided in the All-Pakistan women’s basketball championship at the Kinnaird College courts on Monday....
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PCB Regional Academy take 2-0 lead
PESHAWAR, Oct 20: PCB Regional Academy NWFP took 2-0 lead after defeating NWFP Sports Board Cricket Academy by 114 runs in the five-match series at Arbab Niaz Cricket Stadium on Monday....
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Punjab emerge champions
KARACHI, Oct 20: Punjab who massed 377 points emerged winners of the two-day 6th national women’s junior age-group champions which ended on Sunday at Karachi Gymkhana....
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Double success for Kashif and Fareed
KARACHI, Oct 20: Karachi as expected won the team event of Sindh table tennis championship when they overwhelmed Hyderabad 3-0 in the final at Islamia Club Indoor Gymnasium Hall on Sunday....
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Kaneria, Shoaib put Pakistan in sight of victory
 LAHORE, Oct 20: Fine bowling by Shoaib Akhtar and Danish Kaneria have virtually placed Pakistan in sight of their first victory over South Africa at home at the end of an absorbing...
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Laxman, Chopra thwarts Kiwis’ victory bid
MOHALI (India), Oct 20: India’s Vangipurappu Laxman followed up his first innings unbeaten 104 with a brilliant 67 not out to deny New Zealand their dream of a first-ever Test series...
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Trials for British Jr tourney starts
ISLAMABAD, Oct 20: The trials for forthcoming British Junior Squash Championship followed by SAF Games, 2004 started on Monday at PSB Squash Complex....
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Wasim begins new innings as TV commentator
NEW DELHI, Oct 20: Pakistan’s cricket legend Wasim Akram began a new innings as a television commentator on Monday after retiring as one of the game’s greatest bowlers earlier this year....
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Hayden and Katich help Australia wrap up series
SYDNEY, Oct 20: World record holder Matthew Hayden smashed an unbeaten century to steer Australia to a nine-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the second Test on Monday and complete a 2-0...
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Wilson pays up for sledging
MELBOURNE, Oct 20: Former Australia fast bowler Paul Wilson became the first victim of Cricket Australia’s new tough line on player behaviour when he was fined half his match fee for...
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PCB changes stance on Shoaib’s injury
LAHORE, Oct 20: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) changed its stance within an hour after declaring paceman Shoaib Akhtar unfit for three weeks due to hamstring injury on the fourth day of first Test...
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England and Bangladesh clash today
DHAKA, Oct 20: England hope to give a kick-start to a tour of the sub-continent in their first-ever Test series against Bangladesh starting at the Bangabandhu National Stadium here on Tuesday....
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Ganguly misses start of ODI series
NEW DELHI, Oct 20: Indian captain Sourav Ganguly will miss the start of the one-day tri-series against Australia and New Zealand this week due to an infection in the groin area,...
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