SQUASH: THE STROKE MASTER
Pakistan’s former number one squash player and currently one of its top sports officials Qamar Zaman recalls his
Ijaz Chaudhry
HOCKEY: ROUGH END OF THE STICK
Pakistan hockey is no more a part of the game’s international body FIH’s Pro League. This is merely symptomatic of the
HOCKEY: HOW GOJRA BECAME GREAT
No town or city in Pakistan has produced more international hockey players than Gojra. Eos takes a look at how it turned
The boys from Bannu
It was a colonial cantonment that became a bustling town renowned for producing superstars. After a decade of reeling
Success story
Remembering Denmark’s fairytale outing in the 1992 UEFA European Football Championship
Unsquashable
Mohammad Yasin’s professional career spanned two decades during which he rose to number two in the world, played with
Yesterday, once more
The best ever team or the finest performance by a team is often a favourite topic among the lovers as well as the...
The engineering of squash
For over five glorious decades, Pakistan ruled squash as the Mughals, in their heyday, ruled over the subcontinent.
Galloping with the crescent and star banner
The very mention of polo evokes images of action — galloping horses ridden by stylishly dressed riders. It’s not...
Raving about rugby
The sport of rugby has two versions, Rugby Union and Rugby League; both are widely practiced internationally. They...
Not the short end of the stick
The academy with the motto, ‘Come, learn and play for Pakistan’, started with just seven boys initially.