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Sox's Martinez Doubles up on Silver Slugger Honours NBA | Page 5 FOOTBALL | Page 7 Bucks school Arsenal, Warriors, Chelsea reach Thunder Europa League thump Rockets knockouts Saturday, November 10, 2018 CRICKET Rabia I 2, 1440 AH ‘Outstanding’ GULF TIMES England spin out Sri Lanka in Galle SPORT Page 2 EQUESTRIAN / GLOBAL CHAMPIONS TOUR Qatar’s Bassem revels in yet another victory at home After a shared victory on Thursday, Bassem clinches CSI5* speed class at the Global Champions Tour yesterday By Sahan Bidappa Doha hile many would crumble under home pressure, Bassem Hassan Mo- Whamed seems to relish perform- ing in front of the domestic audi- ence. After winning the opening class on Thursday, the Qatar rid- er struck again by clinching the CSI5* speed class at the Global Champions Tour yesterday. Under lights at the spectacu- lar Al Shaqab arena, watched by packed holiday crowd, Bassem was astride his 12-year-old Geld- ing Argelith Squid and the pair galloped around the 1.50m course in splendid fashion to eke out an- other win. Germany’s Christian Ahlmann, astride Caribis Z, poses with Qatar Argelith Squid once again was Racing and Equestrian Club general manager Nasser Sherida al-Kaabi in sync with Bassem and the rider after winning the CSI 5* Against-the-clock with jump-off 1.50/1.55m was all praise for the horse for event at Al Shaqab Arena yesterday. giving him his second successive win. “After three-four fences I Italian has just a four-point lead 2. Harrie Smolders (NED) Emer- really felt I could win. My horse over last year’s overall champion ald. 45.61 secs. €29,000 did an amazing job today. For Harrie Smolders of the Nether- 3. Shane Sweetnam (IRL) Main sure I am thrilled, but to be hon- lands. But what makes it interest- Road. 45.80 secs. €21,750 est I am happier how I fi nished ing is the fact that just 28 points CSI5* Against the clock that course and how I planned separate Zorzi and eighth-placed (1.50m) Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.1 and how he made it easier for Christian Ahlmann of Germany. (€50,000) me,” Bassem said. And with 40 points for a win at 1. Bassem Mohamed (QAT) Arge- While on Thursday Bassem had Al Shaqab, the battle for second lith Squid. Time: 64.11 secs. Prize to share his fi rst place with Julien place can swing many ways. money: €16,500 EUR Epaillard after both fi nished on Meanwhile, yesterday’s feature 2. Julien Epaillard (FRA) Safari d same time, yesterday the Qatari class was won by Ahlmann with Auge. 64.22 secs. €10,000 rider beat his French rival. One of 11-year-old grey Stallion Caribis 3. Nicola Philippaerts (BEL) the fastest riders on the circuit, Z. The pair came home in 45.06 J’Adore van het Schaeck. 66.29 Epaillard on board Safari d Auge seconds to set the fastest time secs. €7,500 fl awlessly set a leading time of Qatar’s Bassem Hassan Mohamed celebrates his win on Argelith Squid in the CSI5* Against the clock (1.50m) Table A, FEI Art. 238.2.1, at Al Shaqab as Ahlmann picked up €47,850 64.22 seconds. But Bassem and Arena yesterday. PICTURES: Lotfi Garsi in prize money from a total pot TODAY’S SCHEDULE Argelith Squid shaved off 0.11 of €145.000 in the CSI 5* 1.55m GLOBAL CHAMPIONS TOUR seconds off Epaillard’s time by faults and 66.85 seconds. at the €375,000 marquee event, Gunder for the Grand Prix, the There is a good support for us and class. Smolders fi nished sec- 2:30pm: CSI 5* GCL of Doha taking the inside line to fence 10, The third place went to Bel- including 2018 champion Ben same horse I had last year. I am I want to thank everyone who are ond with Emerald, while Shane Round 2 - 1.55/1.60m (€95.000 to that would have made course de- gium’s Nicola Philippaerts and Maher. But Bassem in current looking forward to it. I have had supporting us,” he said. Sweetnam of Ireland came third individual class winners); 5:45pm: signer Uliano Vezzani proud. J’Adore van het Schaeck, who form will fancy his chances as a good season. I was few times Meanwhile, today’s Grand with Main Road. CSI 5* Longines Global Cham- France’s Roger Yves Bost and completed their round in 66.29 he rides with Gunder, who had in the podium this year and also Prix will be see intense battle for pions Tour Grand Prix of Doha Tesway de la Batia, like many seconds. partnered him in his victory last won a few classes with Argelith championship runner-up posi- RESULTS - 1.60m (€375.000) others, cut a stride out between Bassem, who became the fi rst season. Squid,” the 31-year-old added. tion. With Maher to be crowned CSI 5* Against-the-clock with HATHAB SERIES fence 4 and 5 and was on track Qatar rider to win a home Grand “Today’s win feels good but I Bassem said the local sup- as the new champion, seven rid- jump-off 1.50/1.55m (€145.000) 9am: Against the clock NO to challenge Bassem’s time. Un- Prix last year, will be looking for am already looking forward to the port at Al Shaqab drives him to ers are in contention to fi nish 1. Christian Ahlmann (GER) Jump Off 1.15/1.25m; 11:50am: fortunately, the pair couldn’t ex- an encore today. It’s a high class last day and hope it goes well,” give his best. “To be honest, I am second. Alberto Zorzi is currently Caribis Z. Time: 45.06 secs. Prize Against the clock with Jump Off ecute the plan and fi nished with 8 fi eld that will be in action today Bassem said. “I will ride with happy when I see more people. second with 237 points, but the money: €47,850 1.30/1.45m CRICKET / PAK VS NZ, 2ND ODI Imam head injury overshadows Pakistan triumph AFP land down to 209-9 in their 50 Earlier, the Taylor-Nicholls Abu Dhabi overs before Zaman returned to stand lifted New Zealand after Scorecard form with a run-a-ball 88 for his Shaheen once again rocked the seventh fi fty to guide Pakistan to top order following his 4-46 in NEW ZEALAND (1nb), Hafeez 10-0-31-1 (1w), Khan akistan beat New Zea- their target for the loss of four the fi rst match. G. Worker b Hafeez 28 10-1-25-1 (1w), Wasim 5-0-24-0 land by six wickets in the wickets in 40.3 overs. Shaheen dismissed destruc- C. Munro c Hafeez b Afridi 13 tive opener Colin Munro in the second day-night inter- Veteran batsman Ross Taylor PAKISTAN national in Abu Dhabi top-scored for New Zealand with second over of the innings, holing K. Williamson run out 1 Pyesterday but the match was a laborious 120-ball 86 not out out to a tough catch by Hafeez. Imam-ul-Haq retired hurt 16 R. Taylor not out 86 overshadowed by a worrying in- and added 75 for the fi fth wicket In his next over he defl ected T. Latham b Afridi 1F. Zaman c Sodhi b Ferguson 88 jury to opening batsman Imam- with Henry Nicholls, who made a a straight drive to run out Kane B. Azam c Nocholls b Ferguson 46 ul-Haq who was taken to hospital gruelling 33 off 63 balls. Williamson (one) at the non- H. Nicholls b Ali 33 after being hit by a short ball. With the win Pakistan broke a striker’s end. C. de Grandhomme c Ali b Khan 3 M. Hafeez not out 27 Imam, on 16, was forced to four-year losing streak of 12 con- In his second spell, Shaheen T. Southee c Imam b Afridi 13 S. Malik c Sodhi b Ferguson 10 retire after a short delivery from secutive one-day internationals yorked Tom Latham for one while S. Ahmed c Latham b Sodhi 13 fast bowler Lockie Ferguson hit against the Black Caps, starting Hafeez bowled George Worker for I. Sodhi b Afridi 13 the grille of his helmet, making with a 3-2 defeat in the UAE in Pakistan’s Imam ul-Haq (second from right) leaves the pitch after 28 to leave New Zealand strug- T. Boult b Ali 1S. Khan not out 2 him dizzy before he was taken to 2014. being hit by a ball during the second ODI against New Zealand in Abu gling at 73-4. L. Ferguson not out 1 Extras (lb1, w9) 10 hospital in an ambulance. New Zealand had also beaten Dhabi yesterday. (AFP) Taylor, who made 80 in the Extras (lb 6, nb1, w 9) 16 Total (for 4 wkts; 40.3 overs) 212 Team management said Imam Pakistan 2-0 (in New Zealand fi rst game, held one end intact FoW: 1-155 (Zaman), 2-156 (Azam), will undergo CT scans and will be 2015), 2-0 (in New Zealand in tionals, punished the New Zea- Ferguson, who fi nished with and together with Nicholls en- Total (for 9 wkts: 50 overs) 209 3-177 (Malik), 4-204 (Ahmed) monitored for the next 48 hours. 2016), 5-0 (in New Zealand in land bowlers with 11 boundaries 3-60, then had another lucky sured the innings did not fi nish FoW: 1-14 (Munro), 2-25 (William- On the pitch, pace bowler January this year) and in the fi rst and had given Pakistan a rapid 54 wicket of Shoaib Malik for ten under 200.
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