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| October 3, 2005 | Monday | Sha’aban 28, 1426 |
India whitewash Pakistan in women’s series
 LAHORE, Oct 2: India under-21 women’s cricket side completed a 4-0 whitewash of Pakistan by inflicting a crushing 99-run defeat on the hosts in the final match of the tour at Qadhafi Stadium on Sunday....
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HORSE-RACING: Mir Sab captures Stakes Cup in style
KARACHI, Oct 2: Living up to his current form and fitness, two-year-old half-bred, Mir Sab, lifted the Sire Produce Stakes Cup in the Winter Gymkhana race meeting at the Karachi Racecourse on Sunday....
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Unfancied Who Dares grabs Inaugural Cup
LAHORE, Oct 2: The Floodlit Racecourse at the Lahore Race Club (LRC) was formally inaugurated by the Punjab Chief Minister, Ch. Pervaiz Elahi at a simple ceremony held during the day...
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Mushtaq hopeful of facing England
LAHORE, Oct 2: Pakistan leg-spinner Mushtaq Ahmed said on Sunday he was confident he could play a key role against England next month if selected....
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Hodge stakes Test claims
MELBOURNE, Oct 2: Brad Hodge pushed his claims for a place in Australia’s team for this month’s cricket Test match against the World XI with a top-scoring knock against the world team in a warm-up one-dayer on Sunday....
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SOCCER: Chelsea open nine-point gap with 8th straight victory
LONDON, Oct 2: Champions Chelsea charged nine points clear at the top of the Premier League with a 4-1 demolition of Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday....
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Trio help Diamond lift trophy
ISLAMABAD, Oct 2: Atif Ashraf and Bilal Asad stroked fine half centuries and Sajid Ali picked up four wickets to help Diamond Club land the NBP-ICA Inter-club super cricket championship with an 82-run defeat of XI Star....
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Munir regains Punjab Open crown
LAHORE, Oct 2: Muhammad Munir of Islamabad retained his title in the 26th Punjab Open golf championship when he ended the third and final round with an aggregate of 203, just...
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Choi, Trahan enjoy flawless day
GREENSBORO (North Carolina), Oct 2: South Korea’s K.J. Choi and American D.J. Trahan enjoyed flawless afternoons to grab a share of the third round lead at the Greensboro Classic on Saturday....
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Federer beats Murray to retain title
BANGKOK, Oct 2: World number one Roger Federer retained his Thailand Open title on Sunday with a 6-3 7-5 victory over British teenager Andy Murray....
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Asif pedals off to win 160km cycle race
RAWALPINDI, Oct 2: Muhammad Asif of Railways pedalled off to win the 160-kilometre Peshawar to Rawalpindi road cycle race by covering the distance in 4.27:54 seconds on Sunday....
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SOFTBALL: Punjab and NWFP win on opening day
 LAHORE, Oct 2: Punjab and NWFP won their matches on the opening day of the fourth National women’s softball championship at the Lahore College, University for Women ground on Sunday....
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Six finals decided in U-17 athletics
LAHORE, Oct 2: Six finals were decided on the second day of the Punjab Sports Board Under-17 girls athletics championship at the Punjab Stadium on Sunday....
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McGrath for specialist coaches
MELBOURNE, Oct 2: Paceman Glenn McGrath on Sunday supported calls for specialist coaches for the Australian team in the wake of their Ashes loss last month to England....
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