| 26 June 2004 | Saturday | 07 Jamadi-ul-Awwal 1425 |
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Skipper Lara looking for winning start
BIRMINGHAM, June 25: West Indies captain Brian Lara called on his team to reverse their recent form and get off to a successful start in the triangular one-day series against England and New Zealand. ... 
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Sangakkara slams century as McGrath fails
SYDNEY, June 25: Glenn McGrath failed to press his case for an Australia recall as Kumara Sangakkara led a Sri Lanka fightback against Northern Territory with an unbeaten 163 in Darwin on Friday. ...
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KCCA U-19 trophy from June 27
KARACHI, June 25: The second phase of KCCA annual talent hunt programme begins with Under-19 Inter-zonal cricket tournament starting from June 27 at TMC ground. ...
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Aisam cruises into last 8
LAHORE, June 25: Pakistan's Aisam Qureshi was all charged up against Croatian Davis Cupper Lovro Zovko as he breezed passed him 6-3,7-6 (4) to enter the quarterfinal of the X1th Open International tennis championship D'Andorra ...
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KNCB seeks hockey's help to conduct tri-series
AMSTERDAM, June 25: Dutch hockey experts will help that country's cricket association organise its biggest tournament when Pakistan, India and Australia lock horns in a triangular one-day series in August, Dutch cricket chief said. ...
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Atif strikes gold
LAHORE, June 25: Atif Shafiq Bhatti took the glory when he struck gold thrice and helped Agriculture University Faisalabad (AUF) emerge leaders on the opening day of the two-day Pakistan Inter-varsity swimming championship ...
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Woosnam, Remesy joint leaders
VERSAILLES, June 25: Former U.S. Masters champion Ian Woosnam finally found reason to smile after a second round 69 gave him a share of the French Open lead on Friday. ...
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Ivanisevic, Coria dumped but Serena thrives
LONDON, June 25: A dewy-eyed Goran Ivanisevic waved goodbye to tennis while Serena Williams and Tim Henman soothed wounded pride at Wimbledon on Friday. ...
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Ricardo unlikely hero for Portugal
LISBON, June 25: Goalkeeper Ricardo converted a match-winning spot kick to give Portugal a 6-5 victory over England on penalties and a Euro 2004 semifinal place after their thriller finished 2-2 following extra time on Thursday. ...
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Shaken Saez quits after Euro 2004 exit
MADRID, June 25: Inaki Saez resigned as Spain coach on Friday after the team tumbled out of Euro 2004 and the head of the Spanish football federation said he had been the victim of a media "lynching". ...
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