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TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2017 SPORTS ‘Pakistan wins today’ as final passes off peacefully LAHORE: Pakistan yesterday hailed the hand injury. “My good friend Lala (Afridi) successful staging of the Pakistan Super said: ‘If we get to the final you should come League final as a step towards restoring to Lahore’,” Sammy told the crowd. international cricket in the country after a “I am glad I came to experience the deadly attack on the Sri Lankan team in atmosphere here. Even though Peshawar 2009. With nerves jangling after a recent came out on top, cricket was the real win- resurgence of militant violence, tight secu- ner in Lahore,” he added. rity blanketed Lahore’s sold-out Gaddafi Stadium but the game went off peacefully #CRICKETCOMESHOME with Peshawar Zalmi beating Quetta Fans around the country watched the Gladiators by 58 runs. match on giant screens placed in market- Fans held up banners proclaiming places, while many tweeted under the “Pakistan wins today”, reflecting a mood of hashtag #CricketComesHome. defiance. The rest of the Twenty20 tourna- Legendary paceman Wasim Akram ment was played in the United Arab called it a “momentous occasion for Emirates for safety reasons. Pakistan”, while fans at the ground said “Peshawar Zalmi on Sunday may have they had sent the militants a message. won the Pakistan Super League (PSL) but “I felt no fear and I just came to give a the real victory was that of the country, message to terrorists that Pakistanis are which after years of terrorism and turmoil not afraid of their cowardly acts,” said was able to stage a landmark international Mohammad Nauman, who paid $40 for his event in Lahore,” the Express Tribune said. -
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TUESDAY, MAY 16, 2017 SPORTS Double departure hands Pak a testing transition ROSEAU, Dominica: As Younis Khan and talking and is currently the only Misbah-ul-Haq head off into the sunset Pakistani to have joined the coveted after long and illustrious careers, 10,000 test-run club. Pakistan begins a tricky period of transi- tion looking for a new wave of players GREAT SERVANTS ready to fill a huge void left by the retired The former captain, who led Pakistan batting greats. In a fitting finale, Younis, to the World Twenty20 title in 2009, tal- Pakistan’s most prolific test run-scorer, lied 10,099 runs in 118 tests, embellish- and Misbah, the country’s most success- ing his legacy with 34 hundreds at an ful captain, bowed out together in a average of more than 52. Together they blaze of glory on Sunday with the team were the pillars of Pakistan’s batting line- celebrating a first-ever series triumph in up for over a decade and it could take the Caribbean. many years for the country to find any- The thrilling 101-run victory in one capable of matching their feats. Dominica sealed a 2-1 win over West Pakistan’s situation mirrors the dilemma Indies and was Pakistan’s 26th under the South Asian rivals Sri Lanka faced when 42-year-old Misbah, who also led the side batting mainstays Kumar Sangakkara to the top of the International Cricket and Mahela Jayawardene ended their Council (ICC) world test rankings last year. international careers two years ago. -
Krejcikova Wins French Open, Pays Tribute to Late Novotna
QatarTribune Qatar_Tribune Paceman QatarTribuneChannel qatar_tribune Rabada rocks as South Africa defeat West Indies in St. Lucia Test SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 2021 PAGE 15 Krejcikova wins French Open, Al Annabi arrive in Croatia pays tribute to late Novotna ing to make me really strong,” she said. “Pretty much her last I know that from somewhere words were: ‘Just enjoy and she (Jana Novotna) is just try to win a Grand Slam’. looking after me and all of “I know that from some- this that has happened is where she is looking after me pretty much because she is and all of this that has hap- pened – these two weeks – is looking after me from up pretty much because she is there and I really thank her. looking after me from up there Barbora Krejcikova and I really thank her.” Pavly- uckenkova, 29, had a perfect start into the first meeting with DPA Krejcikova when she broke BERLIN in the opening game with the help of two double faults and BARBORA Krejcikova over- further errors from the Czech. came a mid-match slump to But Krejcikova levelled claim her biggest career suc- with a lob that Pavlyuchen- cess in the form of the French kova misjudged and which Open singles title, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4 fell in. She also won the next over Anastasia Pavlyuchenko- five games to snatch the open- va on Saturday. ing set in just half an hour. Unseeded Krejcikova The second was as lopsided, raced through the first set be- only that it was now the for- fore 31st-seed Pavlyuchenkova mer junior world number one regrouped but a strong surge Pavlyuchenkova dominat- from 3-2 to 5-3 in the final set ing, despite having her left helped the Czech win in 1 hour Czech Republic’s Barbora Krejcikova celebrates with the Suzanne Lenglen Cup after winning the women’s thigh strapped late in the set, 58 minutes on fourth match singles final against Russia’s Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova during the trophy ceremony of The Roland Garros a break she also used to eat a point in front of 5,000 fans on 2021 French Open in Paris on Saturday. -
Match Report
Match Report Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs vs St Kitts and Nevis Cricket, St Kitts and Nevis Patriots Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs - Won by 37 runs Date: Sat 29 Aug 2020 Location: West Indies - Trinidad Match Type: Twenty20 Scorer: Akhilesh Babu Toss: Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs won the toss and elected to Bat URL: https://www.crichq.com/matches/852916 Jamaica National Cricket St Kitts and Nevis Cricket, St Team, Jamaica Tallawahs Kitts and Nevis Patriots Score 147-6 Score 110-10 Overs 20.0 Overs 19.4 GD Phillips CA Lynn NE Bonner KOA Powell J Blackwood D Ramdin † Asif Ali BR Dunk R Powell * NF Kelly CR Brathwaite RR Emrit * CAK Walton † E Lewis V Permaul SS Cottrell Mujeeb Ur Rahman Ish Sodhi S Lamichhane I Khan FH Edwards JL Jaggesar page 1 of 33 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: Jamaica National Cricket Team, Jamaica Tallawahs R B 4's 6's SR GD Phillips . 1 1 1 . 2 2 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 4 1 1 1 6 . 1 . 1 1 not out 79 61 2 6 129.51 1 2 2 1 1 . 6 6 6 . 6 . 1 2 . 1 2 6 2 . 4 . NE Bonner . 1 1 . 4 . 1 . 1 . 2 . 6 . // c SS Cottrell b I Khan 16 18 1 1 88.89 J Blackwood . 6 . 2 . 1 . 2 2 . 1 1 . 4 1 4 . 1 1 1 . // c BR Dunk b RR Emrit * 27 26 2 1 103.85 Asif Ali 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 6 . -
Rock Hall Residents Can Rent-To-Own Homes
Established October 1895 SEE INSIDE Sunday May 30, 2021 $2 VAT Inclusive POLLSTER: EARLY ELECTIONS RISKY Dogs and cats By Jenique Belgrave Political Scientist Peter “It may be tempting for the kicking a man when he’s down. Wickham said at this stage PM, but look at what happened So the public could frown on the RINGING the bell for an where the BLP holds all but one in Grenada with Keith Mitchell, fact that you have all the seats off to Canada early General Elections of the seats in Parliament, there when his party held all the seats and you are not giving the – Local shelters bursting at the could be “a risky move” for really is not any need for and an election was called early. Opposition a chance to catch seams the current Barbados Barbadians to head for the polls The obvious appearance is that itself,” he stated. Labour Party (BLP) admin- ahead of time, even though the you are being vindictive, and it istration. idea may be appealing. could backfire as it is essentially RISKY MOVE on Page 2 PAGE 3 Parish Ambassadors assisting those in need PAGE 4 Excited Rock Hall residents Benoni Blackett (left) and Kemshan Wilkinson sit in the unfinished house which will be owned by Kemshan when the work and his relocation process is complete. INSET: George Griffith, Field Officer from the National Housing Corporation, speaks about the rent-to-own arrangement and house swap to be set in place for Rock Hall residents. Rock Hall residents can rent-to-own homes IN keeping with the wishes of as he and Field Officer Antoine and it continued for many years, the majority of persons to be re- Williams met with members almost 30 years to be exact. -
Shakib Leads Bangladesh's Domination Over Australia to Clinch
Sports Tuesday, August 10, 2021 15 Shakib leads Bangladesh’s domination over Australia to clinch T20I series 4-1 in Dhaka ICC DHAKA SHAKIB Al Hasan’s 4/9 and Mohammad Saifuddin’s 3/12 paved the way for a 60-run win in the fifth and final T20I that ensured a 4-1 series win for Bangladesh at the Shere Bangla National Stadium on Monday. Bangladesh presented an unwavering spirit to success- fully defend 123 runs against Australia in the final T20I in Dhaka. The hosts bowled them out for 62 in the 14th over with the help of Shakib who snared four wickets alongside Saifud- din, who chipped in with three. The opening stand of 42 runs between Mahedi Hasan and Mohammad Naim was able to provide impetus to the Bangladesh innings with a run-rate of over 10 for the first four overs but the middle-or- der couldn’t capitalise on the quick start. After the fall of Mahedi’s wicket to Ashton Turner for 13, the hosts’ run rate nose- Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan receives the ‘Alesha Card’ Player of the dived. Then, Daniel Chris- Match after winning the fifth and final Twenty20 International against tian claimed his first wicket Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka in T20Is since 2014 with the on Monday. (AFP) wicket of Naim who went back Bangladesh’s cricketers celebrate after winning the fifth and final Twenty20 International against Australia at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket with a run-a-ball 23. Stadium in Dhaka on Monday. -
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SUBSCRIPTION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2014 SHAABAN 13, 1435 AH www.kuwaittimes.net Firemen Jihadists seize Jolie, Hague UEFA gives rescue trapped Iraq’s second launch fight Blatter the people from city, Nineveh against cold shoulder burning5 bldg province7 wartime39 rape in20 Brazil Opposition declares war Max 50º Min 31º on ‘forces of corruption’ High Tide 09:43 & 23:29 Barrak slams rampant graft, brandishes burial shroud Low Tide 03:46 & 17:05 40 PAGES NO: 16193 150 FILS By Staff Reporter and Agencies KUWAIT: In one of his strongest speeches ever, promi- nent opposition leader Musallam Al-Barrak declared war against forces of corruption “who are out to destroy” Kuwait, alleging they have already stolen tens of billions of dollars during the past seven years. “Today, the real battle begins after this rally and we will only end it when we achieve victory against corruption,” Barrak told thousands of cheering supporters who braved extremely hot weather to attend the rally. It was the opposition’s first public rally in over a year. The crowd was estimated at more than 10,000 people. Barrak showed copies of documents he claimed were the bank accounts and transfers of former senior offi- cials who he alleged stole a total of more than $50 bil- lion. Some of the money was deposited in accounts in Europe, while around $15 billion was deposited in an account in an Israeli bank, he said. The former outspo- ken lawmaker said corruption was rife in every aspect of Kuwait and warned that the forces of corruption were systematically destroying the country. -
Saints Ground Falcons, Redskins Fall to Cowboys
NFL | Page 5 FORMULA 1 | Page 7 Saints ground Bottas puts Falcons, Mercedes on Redskins fall top in Friday to Cowboys practice Saturday, November 24, 2018 FOOTBALL Rabia I 16, 1440 AH Klopp’s improved GULF TIMES Reds face severe test of credentials SPORT Page 3 CRICKET SPOTLIGHT Bairstow shines Windies hit back at No 3 but Sri aft er Bangladesh Lanka fi ght back teen sets record Nayeem Hasan becomes youngest player to take five wickets on debut AFP Chittagong, Bangladesh eenage Bangladesh off -spin- ner Nayeem Hasan became the youngest ever player to take fi ve wickets on debut but TWest Indies’ spinners matched him to restore parity in the fi rst Test in Chit- tagong yesterday. Nayeem, who was 17 years 355 days old at the start of the game, fi nished with 5-61, as Bangladesh bowled out the West Indies for 246 to take a 78- run fi rst innings lead. But the hosts were unable to cash in on the advantage, slumping to 55 for fi ve in their second innings at stumps on the second day for a lead of just 133 runs. England’s Jonny Bairstow celebrates after scoring a century (100 runs) on the first Jomel Warrican and Roston Chase day of the third Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo yesterday. (AFP) each took two wickets to help the West Indies claw their way back into AFP with the bat — in contrast to with ball in the contest. Colombo hand — then survived an lbw review. He Mushfi qur Rahim remained un- ended on 23 and Adil Rashid not out on beaten on 11 alongside Mehidy Hasan, 13. -
Klopp Calls for Entertaining Football
CRICKET | Page 5 NBA | Page 7 Another Spurs get 32nd To Advertise here Call: 444 11 300, 444 66 621 Rohit ton but straight at home another loss by defeating for India Cavaliers Saturday, January 16, 2016 FOOTBALL Rabia II 6, 1437 AH Another big win GULF TIMES expected of Zidane’s rejuvenated Madrid SPORT Page 4 AFC U23 CHAMPIONSHIP, DOHA Hosts Qatar edge closer to quarters with win over Iran ‘It was a tough game from the beginning. Iran is a great team but I think we played a good game and deserved three points’ By Sports Reporter Doha atar edged closer to a place in the quarter-fi nals with a 2-1 win over Iran at the Al Sadd Stadium yesterday. Goals on Qeither side of the break saw the hosts claim a morale-boosting victory in what was a keenly contested encounter which even saw Iran miss a penalty. The match began in a frenetic note, similar to Qatar’s opening encoun- ter against China. And mirroring that match, this one too saw Iran being the dominant side during the initial stages of the match. It took the home side about a quarter of an hour to settle down and fi nd their rhythm. Iran were dominating possession but were unable to fi nd the bite in the fi nal third. Qatar were soaking up the pres- sure and looking to attack on the coun- ter and that is how the fi rst goal of the match was scored. Akram Afi f launched a long ball from the deep which Ahmed Ala latched onto and scored with a great left-foot- ed fi nish in the 35th minute. -
List of Overseas Cricketers for the Bangabandhu Draft
BANGABANDHU BANGLADESH PREMIER LEAGUE (BBPL) T20 -2019 SL No. PLAYER COUNTRY PLAYING ROLE PLAYING STYLE EXPECTED GRADE AVAILABILITY 1 Imran Qayyum England Left Arm Orthodox Right Hand D 16/12/2019 to 11/01/2020 2 Niroshan Dickwella Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Left Hand B Full 3 Suranga Lakmal Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 4 Isuru Udana Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand A Full 5 Nuwan Pradeep Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand C Full 6 Shehan Jayasurya Sri Lanka All rounder/Off Spin Left Hand D Full 7 Milinda Siriwardana Sri Lanka All Rounder/Left Arm Orthodox Left Hand D Full 8 Oshada Fernando Sri Lanka All Rounder/Leg Spin Right Hand D Full 9 Sadeera Samarawickrama Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Right Hand D Full 10 Dinesh Chandimal Sri Lanka WK/Batsman Right Hand C Full 11 Vishwa Fernando Sri Lanka Medium Fast Bowler Left Hand D Full 12 Lahiru Madushanka Sri Lanka All Rounder/ Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 13 Thikshila De Silva Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Left Hand D Full 14 Kevin Koththigoda Sri Lanka Leg spin Left Hand D Full 15 Nimanda Madushanka Sri Lanka All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand D Full 16 Kyle Abbott South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 16 Kyle Abbott South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 17 Hardus Viljoen South Africa Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B 19/12/19 to 11/1/20 18 David Wiese South Africa All Rounder/Medium Fast Bowler Right Hand B Full 19 Ahmed Shehzad Pakistan Top Order Batsman Right Hand B Full 20 Anwar -
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At The Pumps This Weekend Maximum Price ULG per gal 01/06/10 DELTA $14.40 SHELL $12.34 Year 53 NO. 02BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, W.I. FRIDAY, JUNE 04TH, 2010 EC$2.00 TEXACO $11.84 “A Country’s Dr Harris roots for positive and progressive future resides in approach in agricultural sector BASSETERRE ST. KITTS “This is a time of great fluidity (May 31, 2010) — Senior in our Caribbean and, indeed, in our cherished Minister and Minister of the wider world,” said Dr Harris on Agriculture in the Federation of Monday when he delivered feature St. Kitts and Nevis, Dr Timothy remarks at the opening of the two- children,” says Harris, has told his Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (cont’d on page 2) (OECS) ministerial colleagues PM Douglas that the region’s agricultural Photo (r) :Senior Minister and sector is better placed to shore Minister of Agriculture in St. Lesroy W. Williams up local economies in the Kitts and Nevis, Dr Timothy backdrop of recent global Harris, addressesing the Basseterre (June 2, 2010) —Prime Minister Dr. Denzil Douglas, giving financial crisis. opening session. the opening address at the UNICEF’s Mid-Term Review at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort, said that “a country’s future resides in our cherished Photo: Ministers in (cont’d on page 3) attendance: Seated from left: Robleto Hector (Nevis), Dr. Timothy Harris (St. Kitts and Nevis), and Randolph Cato, Senior Director and Director of Economic Affairs, OECS. Standing from left: Matthew Walter (Dominica), Michael Lett (Grenada), Ezechiel Joseph (St. Lucia), Allan Chestanel (St. -
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2013 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU India record big win as Shami wreaks havoc J&K 282/8 in reply to Goa's 317 at stumps KOLKATA, Nov 8: site 177 off 301 balls with the 23-year-old Shami blew apart ning out Veerasammy Permaul Ramdayal takes 5-for; Adil, Majid slam help of 23 fours and a six, while the West Indies batting be get- as the 49th over opened the gates Debutant Mohammed Shami Ashwin made his runs off 210 ting the old ball to swing consid- for the Indians. The visitors, at produced a devastating spell of balls, hitting 11 fours. erably. that stage, were on the verge of reverse swing to return with a half-centuries as J&K in sight of 1st innings lead defeat at 152/8. Excelsior Sports Correspondent Brief Scores: cessive overs. bundled out Saurashtra for a pal- dream match haul of nine wick- Shami first uprooted Darren ets as India spanked West Indies Goa 1st innings: 317 all out Badrinath's double try 165 but let go the advantage Sammy’s middle stump and with JAMMU, Nov 8: Promising in 97.1 overs (Keenan Vaz 99, by losing four wickets in reply by an innings and 51 runs in the the fourth ball, he unsettled speedster Ramdayal Punia first cricket Test and take a 1-0 Saurabh Bandekar 64 not out; ton takes TN to 532/8 in a Group B Ranji Trophy Shane Shillingford’s offstump turned out to be the most suc- Ram Dayal 5/85).