 |
|
|
|
Saturday, August 22, 2009, Sha'aban 30, 1430 |
|
|
|
|
Sports
Sri Lanka v New
Zealand, 1st Test
Depleted New Zealand battle for survival
Galle—There was no case of second-time-unlucky
for Tillakaratne Dilshan, and a blazing century
pushed a tummy-bug-hit New Zealand to the brink
as the Galle Test entered its climactic phase.
Having taken a 153-run lead, with Muttiah
Muralitharan taking his 100th wicket in Galle,
Sri Lanka piled on the misery either side of
lunch, with stroke-filled cameos from Kumar
Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardene and Thilan
Samaraweera |
|
full story»
|
| |
Champions Trophy
2009
Asif returns to Pakistan squad for Champions
TrophyLahore—Pakistan fast bowler
Mohammad Asif’s rehabilitation is almost
complete after he was named in the Pakistan
squad for the Champions Trophy, having been out
of international cricket for over a year. Asif
is one of five pacemen for the tournament, but
there is no place for allrounder Abdul Razzaq,
who took four wickets from three matches on his
comeback to ODI cricket in Sri Lanka earlier
this month. Razzaq was, however, dropped for the
last two games. Opener Nasir Jamshed, who was
part of the ODI squad in Sri Lanka, has also |
|
full story»
|
| |
|
Bolt wins world
sprint double in world record time Berlin—Usain
Bolt repeated his Olympic sprint double at the
World Athletics Championships here on Thursday,
blitzing to a staggering new world record of
19.19 seconds in the 200m.The new mark bettered
his own previous record of 19.30sec set in the
200m final of the Beijing Games last summer. |
|
full story»
|
| |
|
Sharapova, Serena
reach quarters in Toronto Toronto—Maria
Sharapova beat Vera Zvonareva 6-2, 7-6 (3)
Thursday to join Serena Williams in the
quarterfinals of the Rogers Cup.After waiting
out a storm that suspended play for an hour,
Sharapova eliminated the No. 7 seed to advance
past the third round of the Canadian tournament
for the first time.It was another positive step
for the 49th-ranked Sharapova, who returned in
May from shoulder injury that kept her out of
action for |
|
full story»
|
| |
|
Muqbil elected IFA
vice president
Islamabad—No confidence move against Syed
Sharafat Hussain Bukhari,VP IFA succeeded with
majority while Syed Muqbil Hussain Naqvi has
been elected as vice President of IFA in a
Special General Council meeting of Islamabad
Football Association (IFA).The Meeting was held
under the chairmanship of its President Dr.
Fazal ur |
|
full story»
|
|
|
|
|
©
Pakistan Observer 1998-2009,
All rights reserved |
|
| |
|
|
|
| |
|
|
HURMAT
GROUP
Zahid Malik
President & Editor-in-Chief
|
Editor Foreign Affairs:
|
Abdul Sattar |
|
Editor: |
Faisal Zahid Malik
Phone: 021-2211777, 2631102 |
|
Executive Editor: |
Gauhar Zahid Malik
Phone: 051-2852028 |
|
GM Marketing: |
Ferozuddin Khan
Phone: 0300 918 5669
Email: mktg@pakobserver.net |
Ali Akbar House G-8 Markaz,
Islamabad, Pakistan
Phone: +92 (051) 2853818, 2852027-8,
Fax: +92 (051) 2262258
Email:
observer@pakobserver.net
|
|
Karachi |
Lahore |
Peshawar |
FAISAL ZAHID MALIK
Editor
Phone: 021-2211777, 2631102
Fax: 021-2626902
Email:
obskhi@pakobserver.net
|
KHALID BUTT
Resident Editor
Phone: 042-7593341, 7566702
Fax: 042-6300043
Email:
obslhr@pakobserver.net |
TARIQ SAEED
Resident Editor
Phone: 091-2592766
Fax: 2591705
Mobile: 0321-9001476
Email:tariqobserve@brain.net.pk |
|
Quetta |
Muzaffarabad |
Online Edition |
GHULAM TAHIR
Resident Editor
Phone:081-2829238-40
Fax: 081-2829072
Mobile: 0333-7944760 |
HAMEED SHAHEEN
Resident Editor
Mobile: 0332-5313879
Email:
abdulhameedshaheen@yahoo.com
|
For any query, complaint or
suggestion regarding website
please feel free to email at:
webmaster@pakobserver.net |
|
|
|