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THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 2017 SPORTS PSL final tickets precious for cricket-starved fans ISLAMABAD: Cricket-starved fans in of fans around the city of Lahore yester- are not going to get disheartened, all and hopefully in the future the safety travel to Lahore. The two finalists could Pakistan aren’t too worried about which day went from bank to bank looking for there are still three days to go and we will not be in doubt to come play there.” pick up four players each for Sunday’s foreign players are coming to Lahore for tickets. “We went to at least five branch- hope to get the ticket for the Sunday’s But for Pakistani fans it mattered lit- final. The provincial government has Sunday’s Pakistan Super League final. es but couldn’t find even one ticket,” final,” said Tasleem, whose favorite team tle who is coming for the final or not. promised security for the Sunday’s final They just want to know where they can said Faiza Tasleem, a university student. Quetta Gladiators qualified for the final. “Whosoever plays for Quetta we will despite a recent wave of terrorist buy tickets. Tasleem was accompanied by her nine But Quetta will be without all its key support them,” Tasleem said. “We want attacks that killed dozens of people “I came to the bank as early as 6:30 university friends, but none of them foreign cricketers after Kevin Pietersen, to show the world that we are sports- around the country. At least 13 people a.m. and after seven hours I got hold of was successful in getting a ticket. The Luke Wright and Tymal Mills all flew loving people and we want cricket back were killed in Lahore when a bomber a ($5) ticket,” Ali Hussain, a 22-year-old organizers have also made it mandatory back to England soon after winning home on our own grounds.” targeted police escorting a rally by businessman told The Associated Press for every buyer to produce his or her their playoff against Peshawar Zalmi by Peshawar will have another chance pharmacists. yesterday. original National Identity Card at the one run on Tuesday night. at the Sunday’s final when it meets the Several former cricketers like Imran PSL organizers claimed that 10,000 time of buying a ticket. “It’s with a heavy heart I will not be winner of Thursday’s match between Khan, Javed Miandad and Aamir Sohail tickets at the 27,000-capacity Gaddafi As a security precaution, entry to the coming to Lahore. I have a young family Karachi Kings and defending champion have criticized PCB’s decision to organ- Stadium will be sold for $5 for the final. stadium will only be made once the and for me a game of cricket is just not Islamabad United. ize the PSL final in Lahore with thou- The remaining tickets were priced at spectator shows his or her ID at various worth the risk,” Wright tweeted. “I’m sor- PSL organizers have shortlisted 60 sands of security officials being $38, $76 and $114. However, hundreds security checkpoints on Sunday. “We ry as I know how much it means to you foreign players who have agreed to deployed around the stadium. — AP Big Ben towers in basketball-mad Philippines MANILA: “Big Ben” cuts an imposing fig- like a godfather, someone backing you up... ure, dominating college basketball in the unluckily I didn’t have anyone so I just did hoops-crazy Philippines as the best of a everything on my own. Things didn’t go my wave of African imports on unlikely Asian way,” he said. So he headed to the journeys in search of their NBA dreams. Philippines instead, starting initially at a lit- Cameroon’s Benoit Mbala scooped up tle-known school in the central city of MVP honours as he led one of Manila’s top Cebu. But at an invitational tournament, colleges to last year’s University Athletic Mbala shot the lights out against La Salle, a Association of the Philippines champi- wealthy, Catholic Church-run Manila school onship. financially backed by several billionaire To the 22-year-old, who played only alumni, and he was quickly recruited. The football until a tremendous growth spurt Philippines’ university basketball scene forced him from pitch to hardcourt as a resembles the American system in terms of teenager, the fervour of a nation that treats popularity and importance, with games basketball almost as a religion has been broadcast on national television and overwhelming. “I never expected myself attracting crowds of more than 10,000. going to a basketball game, (with the Mbala was among the early African recruits crowds) super full and packed with people to the Philippines. Now, nearly every uni- almost spilling onto the court. That’s really versity has filled their quota of one foreign something crazy. The Filipinos are really student with an African. “They (African fanatics,” Mbala told AFP in an interview. imports) raised the standards of the game In an Asian nation where few people because of that talent. And the local play- grow taller than 1.81 metres (6ft), the ers are learning to adapt to bigger oppo- 2.07m (6ft 7in), 109kg (240lb) Cameroonian nents as well,” Ayo said. is a scoring and rebounding machine for Manila’s De La Salle University team, where LATE STARTER he averaged double digits for both statisti- Despite his achievements, Mbala WASHINGTON: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors dribbles around John Wall #2 of the Washington Wizards in the second half at cal categories in his first year. remains a work in progress. He struggled to Verizon Center on Tuesday, in Washington. — AFP “He’s a big (forward) who can run, he’s execute a spin dribble, a must-have skill for fast, he’s agile, physically strong and men- Filipino players, during the La Salle practice tally he’s sharp, and he has a good attitude,” witnessed by AFP. BASKETBALL his coach, Aldin Ayo, told AFP. With better ball-handling skills, his “He’s the best player right now in terms coach believes Mbala could be at the level of how he dominated the league last sea- of a top-calibre level collegiate player in son... he intimidates other players.” Mbala’s the United States, which is one step away Warriors lose Durant to exploits earned him a call-up this month to from the NBA. “There are some aspects of the Cameroon men’s basketball team pool, his game that he has to improve. But physi- alongside NBA stars Joel Embiid of the cally, talent-wise, he can play,” Ayo said. Philadelphia 76ers and Luc Mbah a Moute “Had he started playing basketball at an injury and game to Wizards of the Los Angeles Clippers. The youngest early age all of his skills would have devel- in a middle-class family, the burly Mbala oped by now. But since he started with took a strange route to basketball’s oldest football that affected it somewhat.” WASHINGTON: Kevin Durant injured his left knee rebounds, while Tony Allen had 11 points as HORNETS 109, LAKERS 104 Asian outpost and home to one of the Mbala, who idolises NBA legend Michael and departed after only 93 seconds before Golden Memphis shot 56 percent, including 12 of 25 from Kemba Walker scored 30 points and hit the go- world’s oldest professional leagues. Jordan and LeBron James of the Cleveland State’s Stephen Curry missed a potential go-ahead outside the arc. The 130 points were a season ahead 3-pointer with 1:55 to play as Charlotte Cavaliers, makes no secret of his own 3-pointer late in the game as the Washington high for Memphis, which won its second straight. rallied late for a victory over struggling Los AFRICAN INFLUX dream of playing in the world’s top pro Wizards beat the Warriors 112-108 on Tuesday Conley was 10 of 19 from the field. Gasol shot 10 Angeles. Frank Kaminsky had 24 points and 12 In 2011 he won African MVP honours at league. But Mbala is putting as much effort night. Durant hyperextended his knee and will of 16 and Randolph was 10 of 15 as Memphis rebounds for the Hornets, who won for just the a South Africa camp organised by into his business management course as have an MRI exam after teammate Zaza Pachulia shot a season-best percentage from the field. Eric third time in 16 games. Julius Randle had 23 Basketball Without Borders, a global devel- his basketball career. He said he was aware was pushed into him by Washington center Bledsoe had 20 points for the Suns, while TJ points, 18 rebounds and six assists for the Lakers opment programme for teenagers co-run basketball was a “gamble” and an NBA Marcin Gortat. The 2014 NBA MVP and Golden Warren finished with 17 and Alex Len had 12. (19-42), who have lost five straight and clinched by the NBA. career was no certainty, citing woeful sto- State’s leading scorer and rebounder exited with Devin Booker, the Suns’ second-leading scorer at four consecutive losing seasons for the first time A few months short of 17 at the time, ries of promising young men whose careers zero points, ending his streak of 562 regular-sea- 21.1 points a game, was limited to nine points on since 1961, the franchise’s first year on the West Mbala had hoped it would land him a US were prematurely ruined by injury. son games with at least 10 points.
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