16 June 2004	Wednesday	27 Rabi-us-Saani 1425

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Shoaib trapped in new row with PCB KARACHI, June 15: Strike bowler Shoaib Akhtar has become embroiled in a new fitness row with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the run-up to next month's Asia Cup. ...		Two-day regional ties in July LAHORE, June 15: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to organise two-day matches among all the nine regional academy teams as part of the training process. ...
PCB should start paying attention to national team Not Greg Chappell alone but Barry Richards and Daryl Foster have been added to the gallery of consultants who will bring their talent to assist the PCB in a variety of categories and who will devote one month in all divided into short stints ...		Aussies to take on Pakistan at Lord's LONDON, June 15: MCC announced on Tuesday it will host an extra fixture between Australia and Pakistan at Lord's on Sept 4. The One-day International will be a repeat of the World Cup final contested by the two sides ...
Muralitharan pulls out of Australia for 'personal reasons' COLOMBO, June 15: World record Test wicket-taker Muttiah Muralitharan withdrew from Sri Lanka's tour of Australia on Tuesday following criticisms of his action. ...		Pakistan suffer second defeat against Germany BERLIN, June 15: Pakistan suffered their second loss in as many days to hosts Germany going down 2-1 in their field hockey Test match on Monday after losing 3-1 the previous day. ...
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India and Pakistan revive series NEW DELHI, June 15: India and Pakistan will play eight home-and-away hockey Tests later this year after a five-year freeze following political tensions between the neighbouring nations. ...		Pakistani boxers fail to win any medal JEJU, June 15: Pakistan's hopes for a single medal in 13th World Boxing Championship died with the loss of Qarar Hussain in the featherweight category against Mendoz Zapiati of the Dominican Republic in the pre-quarter finals on Tuesday. ...
Atiq replaces Naveen KARACHI, June 15: Pakistan snooker captain Naveen Perwani will miss the Peace Cup clash with India due to his father Ramesh's illnes. His place in the six-man squad will be taken by 22-year-old Atiq Latif Bux, scion of the late and great Latif Amir Bux. ...		Larsson steers Sweden to 5-0 rout of Bulgaria LISBON, June 15: Striker Henrik Larsson marked his return to the big stage by scoring twice in two minutes as Sweden crushed Bulgaria 5-0 in their opening Euro 2004 game on Monday. ...
Czechs survive Latvian scare AVEIRO, June 15: Strikers Milan Baros and substitute Marek Heinz spared the Czech Republic's blushes with two second-half goals to give them a 2-1 win over debutants Latvia in their Euro 2004 Group 'D' match on Tuesday. ...		Hosts contemplate early exit LISBON, June 15: Portugal spent five years preparing to host their first major soccer tournament but their interest in Euro 2004 could be virtually over within five days if they fail to beat Russia on Wednesday. ...