09 February 2005	Wednesday	29 Zilhaj 1425

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Pakistan can do well against India, says Inzamam: We're victims of incorrect umpiring - Woolmer KARACHI, Feb 8: Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq and coach Bob Woolmer on Tuesday said their battle-hardened cricket team could do well in the forthcoming tour of India after learning from their Australia defeats. ...		PCB being run as a personal estate: senators ISLAMABAD, Feb 8: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has come under another attack from the senators who have observed that the board was being run as a personal estate, an attitude which was neither desirable nor acceptable. ...
Two boards to sort out Ahmedabad issue: Shukla LAHORE, Feb 8: Rajiv Shukla, the vice-president of the Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) has said that all options were being considered whether or not to hold a Test match at Ahmedabad ...		Pakistan fear defeat in Gujarat: CM Modi AHMEDABAD, Feb 8: Chief minister in Indian state of Gujarat Narendra Modi has alleged it was "plain cowardice and fear of defeat" at hands of Indians, on the soil of Gujarat ...
Tendulkar likely to play against Pakistan: Wright MUMBAI, Feb 8: Sachin Tendulkar is recovering well from a tennis elbow injury and should be fit to play in next month's Test series against Pakistan, Indian coach John Wright said on Tuesday. ...		Cash awards for junior players PESHAWAR, Feb 8: The NWFP Squash Association honoured British Open and Asian Juniors winners with cash prizes at a simple but impressive ceremony at Peshawar Press Club on Tuesday. ...
Pakistanis claim bronze in Tehran LAHORE, Feb 8: Three Pakistanis, two men and a woman earned bronze medals in different tournaments held in Iran recently. ...		Ginepri downs US teen Young SAN JOSE, Feb 8: US teenager Donald Young's first appearance in an ATP tennis tournament proved brief as the 15-year-old prodigy fell in straight sets to Robby Ginepri in the first round of the US$380,000- SAP Open on Monday. ...