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| September 18, 2006 | Monday | Sha'aban 24, 1427 |
Germany come from behind to retain title: Pakistan end up in sixth spot
MONCHENGLADBACH (Germany), Sept 17: Germany coach Bernhard Peters enjoyed a perfect end to his field hockey career by leading his team to World Cup victory over Australia on Sunday....
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Punjab continue their dominance in Provincial Games
LAHORE, Sept 17: Defending champions Punjab with a tally of 59 gold medals were well on course to win the 2nd Inter-provincial games on the penultimate day of the competition on Sunday....
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Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers: Sana Javed, Khurshid star as Pakistan crush HK
LAHORE, Sept 17: A fine century by Sana Javed and equally superb bowling by Khurshid Jabeen enabled Pakistan annihilate Hong Kong by 230 runs in the first match of the Asian...
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Second ODI rescheduled after rain
EAST LONDON (South Africa), Sept 17: Rain forced the postponement of the second One-day International between South Africa and Zimbabwe on Sunday....
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Hussey to lead as Aussies trim down squad
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 17: Michael Hussey will lead Australia against the West Indies on Monday chanting the mantra ''rain rain go away'' as the weather threatens to derail the DLF Cup tri-series here....
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Perwani outclasses Imran
KARACHI, Sept 17: Defending champion Naveen Perwani conjured up a splendid break of 140, highest of the competition, in his 5-1 triumph against Imran Shahzad as former world champion Mohammad Yousuf...
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Chelsea win as Arsenal topple Man United
LONDON, Sept 17: A superb strike by Didier Drogba earned 10-man champions Chelsea a 1-0 victory over Liverpool, while Arsenal shattered Manchester United''s 100 percent record with a late 1-0 win at Old Trafford on Sunday....
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Bangladesh hit by injuries
DHAKA, Sept 17: Bangladesh have problems before next month''s Champions Trophy in India after their two main seam bowlers, Mashrafe Mortaza and Syed Rasel, suffered freak injuries....
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American Gay makes his World Cup mark
ATHENS, Sept 17: American Tyson Gay further underlined his growing reputation when he ran another sub-10 second race to win the men''s 100 metres at the World Cup on Saturday....
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Baghdatis claims maiden title
BEIJING, Sept 17: Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis won his first ATP title with a 6-4 6-0 victory over Croatian Mario Ancic at the China Open on Sunday....
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The King of Arab upsets Dil Phaink
KARACHI, Sept 17: Unfancied four-year-old bay colt The King Of Arab upset the applecart when he posted one-and-a-half length victory over favourite chestnut Dil Phaink to land Tesio Stakes in the Summer Gymkhana race meeting at Karachi Racecourse on Sunday....
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Murthy reaches semis in Seniors Tennis
KARACHI, Sept 17: Three players, including an Indian, propelled into semi-finals of 35 plus singles in the Pakistan International Seniors Tennis Championship late on Saturday at Karachi Club....
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Army marksmen excel
KARACHI, Sept 17: Army marksmen won the sixth Inter-services shooting championship which concluded at PN shooting range on Sunday. The soldiers collected 22 medals – 10 golds, 10 silvers and two bronze to win top honours....
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Zeeshan scores seven times
KARACHI, Sept 17: Seven goals by right-in Zeeshan inspired PIA Model School to a crushing 22-0 victory over Liaquatabad School in the Munawwaruz Zaman Memorial inter-school hockey tournament here on Sunday....
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