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June 6, 2005 Monday Rabi-us-Sani 28, 1426

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Tariq-Javed 6th in Worldwide Bridge


ISLAMABAD, June 5: Tariq Aziz Secretary of the National Security Council, and Javed Khalid have been placed sixth in the Worldwide Bridge contest rankings in a field contested by 4100 pairs playing from 202 clubs in 31 countries. The worldwide contest is an annual feature in the World Bridge Federation (WBF) calendar.

Playing from the Rawalpindi - Islamabad segment, Tariq and Javed, who were placed 29th in the worldwide rankings in the first session with a 72.41 per cent score, came out with another brilliant 72.22 per cent in the second session to attain sixth position in the worldwide rankings.

The Rawalpindi-Islamabad Bridge Association held the local segment of the contest at the Islamabad Club on June 3 and 4.

The pair having top scored for the national rankings, also headed WBF Zone 4 rankings with a 71.56 per cent score.

Top 10 worldwide rankings:

Shirley Anne Webster-Sandy Webster, Canada 74.02 per cent; Vera Petty-Roman Smolski, Bermuda 73.58 per cent; Nancy Ruiz-Bob Walsh, USA 72.55 per cent; Larry Chemaly-Joe Israeli Zindel, South Africa 72.19 per cent; Sutherland-Erasmus, South Africa 72.03 per cent; Tariq Aziz-Javed Khalid, Pakistan 71.56 per cent; Ben Takemori-Michael Dimich, Canada 71.38 per cent; Kyoko Sengoku-Masayuki-Ino, Japan 71.08 per cent; Val Bloom-Maureen Holroyd, South Africa 70.96 per cent; Linda Mildon-Colin Tostevin, Channel Islands 70.51 per cent.



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