The South African cricket team arrived in Karachi on Saturday to play two Tests and three Twenty20 internationals on their first tour of Pakistan in 14 years. The team, led by wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton de Kock, was whisked from the airport under state-head level security accorded by the hosts, the Pakistan Cricket Board. The 21-member squad […]
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PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Mahmood Khan has announced a package of stipend for the winners of Under-16 games held at national level last year to encourage and support them to showcase their talents at national and international level. Under the package, a monthly stipend of Rs10,000 would be given to the winners of gold medals, Rs8,000
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CHITRAL: Football players who participated in the Pakistan Challenge Cup 2000 and brought laurels to Chitral by excelling in other events were given awards at an event held at the Town Hall. The awards were arranged by BETA FC to hand over the Ispa Fakhar Chitral awards among the youth. The footballers from Chitral represented
New Zealand beat Pakistan by 101 runs in the first cricket Test which ended very late on the fifth day on Wednesday, achieving their third straight win in three home Tests this summer and taking a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series. At the same time New Zealand overtook Australia to claim the No 1
One of the stars of the first Australian cricket tour of England has become the first Aboriginal inducted to the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame, BBC reported. Johnny Mullagh was part of the 1868 Aboriginal team that became the country\’s first sporting team to tour internationally. The Hall of Fame chairman said Mullagh contributed to
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