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| June 18, 2005 | Saturday | Jumadi-ul-Awwal 10, 1426 |
Pakistan meet India in final Test today
 LAHORE, June 17: Already 1-0 down in the three-match football series, Pakistan take on arch-rivals India in a do or die last match ...
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Free entry for spectators
LAHORE, June 17: The Punjab Football Association (PFA) will pay through its nose to organize the third and final match between Pakistan and India under floodlights at the Punjab Stadium...
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Indian court rejects bail for Pataudi
NEW DELHI, June 17: An Indian court on Friday rejected an anticipatory bail application filed by former cricket captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who is wanted by police in connection...
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No respite for Aussie tail, warns Strauss
LONDON, June 17: England batsman Andrew Strauss has told Australia’s tailenders to expect plenty more short-pitched bowling before this season’s one-dayers and Ashes Test series are finished....
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Shaharyar for London
KARACHI, June 17: The Chairman of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Mr. Shaharyar M.Khan left here on Friday for London to attend a two-day ICC meeting being held there from June 20....
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Brazil show class against hapless Greece
 LEIPZIG (Germany), June 17: World champions Brazil scored an emphatic 3-0 win over European champions Greece on Thursday,...
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Jaidi shrugs off Podolski threat
COLOGNE (Germany), June 17: Tunisia’s giant defender Radhi Jaidi shrugged off the threat of home town boy Lukas Podolski and said the African champions would match Germany strength for strength...
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Scans clear pacemen Jones, Lee
LONDON, June 17: Scans have cleared Australian bowler Brett Lee of any serious damage to his right shoulder and he hopes to play in a triangular cricket series against England...
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Kasprowicz hopes pacers to raise performance
CARDIFF, June 17: Michael Kasprowicz has backed Australia’s under-fire pace attack to raise their game during this weekend’s triangular series one-day matches against Bangladesh and England....
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PYSA to promote windsurfing
KARACHI, June 17: Pakistan Youth Sailing Association (PYSA) has opened a new chapter by introducing windsurfing to its sailors recently. According to a press release issued on Friday,...
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Navy book spot in semifinals
KARACHI, June 17: Navy who qualified for the semifinals and CDGK scored narrow victories to gain full points in the National Challenge Cup football on Friday. CDGK had to withstand...
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Clijsters to clash with Douchevina in final
EASTBOURNE (England,) June 17: Kim Clijsters polished her game to a grass-court sheen on Friday with three days to go before Wimbledon as she reached the final of the 585,000-dollar Eastbourne...
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Qualifiers Browne, Mediate upstage game’s big guns
 PINEHURST (North Carolina), June 17: American qualifiers Olin Browne and Rocco Mediate upstaged the game’s biggest names....
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Youth bridge from today
LAHORE, June 17: Jordan, India and Pakistan will compete in the 3rd Youth bridge championship of Bridge Federation of Asia and Middle East Zone at the Lahore Gymkhana Club from Saturday...
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National camp at Army Stadium
ISLAMABAD, June 17: The national hockey camp in preparation for two international tournaments will be held at Army Stadium from July 1, it was learnt on Friday. Pakistan will compete...
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Friendship series enters into final stages
LAHORE, June 17: The Friendship series between Punjab Tennis Academy (PTA) and Chandigarh Tennis Academy (CTA) entered the final stages in different events at the Punjab Lawn Tennis Association...
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Inter-club hockey from today
RAWALPINDI, June 17: The Rawalpindi District Inter-club hockey championship will bully off at Naseer Bunda Stadium at Morgah from Saturday. Two matches are on the cards for the opening day ...
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Maids Causeway captures day’s big prize
 YORK (England), June 17: Maids Causeway lost a shoe but still prevailed in a thrilling finish to land the Group One Coronation Stakes...
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