DOCSLIB.ORG

Lanka Stun India by 7 Wickets

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Lanka Stun India by 7 Wickets ZZZGLVVFRPTD 6$)(7<75$,1,1* 2BUBScT-BSHFTU4BGFUZ 5SBJOJOH$FOUFS 2YHU6DIHW\&RXUVHV 4XDOLILFDWLRQLQMXVWGD\V &ODVVURRP (/HDUQLQJ 'D\VD:HHN FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 2017 ',66 LQIR#GLVVFRPTD I’ve a great chance to beat Bolt Durant powers Warriors past Cavs Canadian De Grasse says he can upstage the Golden State rally to beat Cleveland 118-113 to INTERNATIONAL FRIENDLY Jamaican in the worlds in August: PAGE 22 move one victory from NBA title: PAGE 23 ARGENTINA VS BRAZIL Lanka stun India by 7 wickets Gunathilaka, Mendis were the heroes as Sri Lanka chased down 322 runs to upset India; Champions Trophy Group B wide open AFP Champions LONDON Trophy SRI Lanka staged a superb run chase to stun India and keep alive their Champions Memorable Trophy challenge as Kusal Mendis inspired a famous victory seven-wicket victory over the holders on Thursday. Sri Lanka powered to a Needing 322 to avoid a memorable triumph at second successive Group B The Oval thanks to key defeat, Sri Lanka powered to contributions from a memorable triumph at The Mendis (89), Danushka Oval thanks to key contribu- tions from Mendis (89), Da- Gunathilaka (76) and nushka Gunathilaka (76) and captain Angelo Mathews captain Angelo Mathews (52). (52). Mathews admitted earlier this week that many experts expected his underdogs to be Win or bust thrashed by in-form India. for India But Sri Lanka defied the odds to win with eight balls Sri Lanka can qualify for to spare and they can qualify the semi-finals if they for the semi-finals if they beat Pakistan in their final group beat Pakistan in their match in Cardiff on June 12. final group, while India “It’s one of the top wins, must beat South Africa to beat India. The bowlers did on June 11 to avoid a brilliantly to restrict India to humiliating exit. 321. It was a very chaseable target,” Mathews said. “Not many people expect- ed us to win and that took a Scoreboard lot of pressure off us. “I thought the second- SRI LANKA wicket partnership (between N. Dickwella c Jadeja b Kumar ................ 7 Gunathilaka and Mendis) D. Gunathilaka run out (Yadav) ...............76 K. Mendis run out (Kumar) ..................... 89 was vital. They set us the plat- K. Perera retired hurt ............................ 47 form. A. Mathews not out ................................ 52 “It wasn’t easy for Gu- A. Gunaratne not out ..............................34 nathilaka to walk into the side and bat like how he did.” Extras: (11lb, 5w 1nb) ...........................17 After losing by 99 runs Total: (3 wkts, 48.4 overs) ...................322 Did not bat: D. Chandimal, T. Perera, S. Lakmal, L. against South Africa in their Malinga, N. Pradeep opener, that would be a re- Fall of wickets: 1-11 (Dickwella), .........2-170 markable turn around for a (Gunathilaka), ..........3-196 (Mendis) young Sri Lanka team in the Bowling: Kumar 10-0-54-1 (1w), Yadav 9.4-0-67-0 midst of a major rebuilding (1w), Bumrah 10-0-52-0 (1nb), Pandya 7-1-51-0 project. (1w), Jadeja 6-0-52-0 (1w), Jadhav 3-0-18-0 (1w), India’s failure to secure Sri Lanka’s Kusal Mendis in action at the ICC Champions Trophy Group B match at The Oval in London on Thursday. (REUTERS) Kohli 3-0-17-0 a second consecutive win af- INDIA ter thumping arch rivals Pa- dismissed Niroshan Dick- chance off his own bowling. ka’s rising confidence, which the same fashion, easily run That added to the tension, R. Sharma c T. Perera b Malinga ..............78 kistan was a major surprise wella for seven when the If complacency was an is- hold spiked higher after the out by Kumar’s direct hit but India were bereft of ideas. S. Dhawan c Mendis b Malinga................125 and they must beat South Af- opener’s edge was caught by sue for India’s wayward bowl- diving Rohit Sharma dropped while attempting to steal a Gunaratne came in to V. Kohli c Dickwella b Pradeep ..................0 rica at The Oval on Sunday to Ravindra Jadeja. ers, Gunathilaka made them Gunathilaka. single. spank a pair of sixes, putting Yuvraj Singh b Gunaratne .........................7 avoid a humiliating exit. Needing what would be pay, reaching his half-century When Mendis hit three Crucially, Mathews, play- Sri Lanka on the brink, and MS Dhoni c Chandimal b T. Perera ..........63 H. Pandya c K. Perera b Lakmal ................9 Shikhar Dhawan’s 125 a record run chase in ODIs in emphatic style with anoth- successive boundaries, their ing his first ODI since August Mathews saw them over the K. Jadhav not out ....................................25 had put India in a strong po- staged at The Oval, Gunathi- er six. partnership was up to 159 after a calf injury, came in to finish line to complete their R. Jadeja not out...................................... 0 sition as the holders piled up laka set about giving Sri Lan- By the time Sri Lanka and India were in danger of steady the ship with a nerve- joint highest ever ODI run Extras: (4lb, 10w) ..................................14 321 for six. ka hope. reached 108-1 in the 20th letting the match slip from less innings. chase. Total: (6 wkts, 50 overs) ........................321 The 31-year-old hit 15 He hit Umesh Yadav for over, the holders were begin- their grasp. Assisted by the opportun- Sri Lanka can qualify for Did not bat: Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Umesh Yadav, fours and one six in his 128- a sky-scraping six and, to- ning to worry. But Gunathilaka’s career- istic hitting of Kusal Perera, the semi-finals if they beat Jasprit Bumrah Fall of wickets: 1-138 (Sharma), 2-139 (Kohli), ball innings, receiving strong gether with the aggressive Jadeja, the world’s top best ODI innings came to he turned the tide back in his Pakistan in their final group 3-179 (Yuvraj), 4-261 (Dhawan), 5-278 (Pandya), support from Rohit Sharma Mendis, imposed himself well ranked ODI bowler, was an end when he was run out team’s favour. match in Cardiff on June 12, 6-307 (Dhoni) (78) and MS Dhoni (63), but enough to build a quick-fire slapped away for four by by Umesh Yadav after rashly Perera gave Sri Lanka a while India must beat South Bowling: Malinga 10-0-70-2 (1w), Lakmal 10-1- it wasn’t enough. 50 partnership. Mendis, who sailed onto fifty trying to turn a single into scare when he suffered what Africa on June 11 to avoid a 72-1 (3w), Pradeep 10-0-73-1 (6w), T. Perera 9-0- India had only themselves Hardik Pandya had a with his first six. two. appeared to be a hamstring humiliating exit. 54-1, Gunathilaka 8-0-41-0, Gunaratne 3-0-7-1 to blame after squandering chance to remove Mendis An audacious reverse Incredibly, Sri Lanka injury and had to retire hurt “It’s a must-win game for the momentum given to them with the score on 70-1, but sweep for four by Gunathila- didn’t learn from that mis- after limping through several all of us in the group,” Math- Result: Sri Lanka won by seven wickets by Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who young all-rounder dropped a ka off Jadeja showed Sri Lan- take and Mendis perished in runs. ews added. French Open men semi-finals today Murray, Nadal eye dream final Halep, Ostapenko to meet for French Open title AFP Madrid and lose his opener in previous trip to the last four, PARIS Rome. Latvian world No.47 is the first unseeded broke Ostapenko for an early “If someone had offered me player to reach the final since 1983 2-0 lead. ANDY and Rafael Nadal can a semi-final spot before the tour- But the Latvian took the edge closer to an intriguing nament, I would have signed up AFP as the crowd sang ‘happy birth- challenge to Bacsinszky with her French Open final rich in land- for that.” PARIS day’ to her. aggression, nipping ahead at 4-3 mark moments on Friday after His form in Paris has sent “I was always playing ag- before the Swiss called for the drastically contrasting cam- out mixed messages. SIMONA Halep reached her gressive and hitting the ball trainer. Bacsinszky complained paigns in Paris. He needed four sets to get second French Open final on when I have a chance. It prob- of a problem above her right World number one Mur- past Andrey Kuznetsov and Thursday with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 ably helps me to win today.” knee after jarring her foot in the ray was the first British man in Martin Klizan in the first two win over Karolina Pliskova, tak- For 30th-seeded Bacsinszky clay and resumed play with her the Roland Garros final since rounds. Then, in what was ex- ing her to within touching dis- it was a second semi-final defeat leg heavily taped. Bunny Austin in 1937 when he pected to be a third-round am- tance of a first Grand Slam title in three years in Paris. Ostapenko faltered when she finished runner-up to Novak bush, he sailed past Juan Mar- and the world number one spot. “Of course I’m disappoint- tried to serve it out at 6-5, but Djokovic last year. tin del Potro in straight sets and Romanian third seed Halep, ed. I’m a competitor, and it re- the Latvian took the tie-break Two more victories, how- was similarly at ease against the runner-up to Maria Shara- ally annoys me not to be in the with a swinging backhand vol- ever, starting with his semi- Karen Khachanov in the last 16.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Pakistan Tighten Grip on Decisive Bangladesh Test
    SPORTS SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2015 England coach Pakistan tighten grip on Moores facing sack again — reports decisive Bangladesh Test LONDON: Peter Moores is set to be sacked for the second DHAKA: Bangladesh faced a long haul to time as England coach after Andrew Strauss takes up a new save the second and final Test against post in the national set-up, several British newspapers Pakistan in Dhaka after they were set an reported yesterday. improbable victory target of 550 on the Strauss is the overwhelming favourite to land the post of third day yesterday. England director of cricket, a job created by the England and The hosts were 63 for one at stumps Wales Cricket Board (ECB) last month following Paul Downton’s sacking as managing director. Further evidence with Tamim Iqbal (32) and Mominul Haque that former England captain Strauss was on course to take up (15) together at the crease after Imrul Kayes the administrative role at Lord’s came when he was with- was bowled by Yasir Shah for 16 on a wear- drawn from the Sky television commentary team covering ing pitch at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium. the washed-out one-day international between Ireland and Bangladesh will still need to bat out six ses- England in Malahide yesterday. sions over the last two days to avoid losing James Taylor, England’s stand-in captain against Ireland, the short series after the first Test ended in said the players were unaware of any possible changes to the a draw in Khulna last week. coaching set-up.
    [Show full text]
  • Pacers Outduel Grizzlies
    WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2013 SPORTS Pacers outduel Grizzlies INDIANAPOLIS: Paul George scored 23 points and Lance Stephenson had the first triple- double of his career, leading the Indiana Pacers to a 95-79 victory Monday over the Memphis Grizzlies. Indiana became the NBA’s seventh team to open 8-0 since 2000 - two more wins than the franchise’s previous best start. And they fol- lowed a familiar script in the battle between last season’s conference runner-ups by domi- nating the glass, dominating the second half and divvying up top honors. Stephenson finished with 13 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high 12 assists. George Hill scored 13 points and Roy Hibbert added five more blocks to his NBA-leading total. Memphis was led by Marc Gasol with 15 points and Zach Randolph with 12. SPURS 109, 76ERS 85 MUMBAI: Indian artist Ranjit Dahiya works on a mural of cricketer Sachin Tendulkar Danny Green scored 18 points and Tony on the wall of a sports club building in Mumbai. Sachin Tendulkar is set for an emo- Parker had 14 as San Antonio rolled to an easy tional farewell when he plays his 200th and final Test at home in Mumbai from Nov victory. The defending Western Conference 14, exactly 24 years after he began his record-breaking career. —AFP champions are off to a 7-1 start following con- secutive wins in New York and Philadelphia. Evan Turner scored 20 points and Spencer India set for emotional Hawes had 17 for the Sixers, who couldn’t give coach Brett Brown a better effort in his first finale for ‘Little Master’ game against his former team.
    [Show full text]
  • PEAK PERFORMANCE AGE: a DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS of PAKISTAN TEST BATSMEN Imran Abbass
    PEAK PERFORMANCE AGE: A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF PAKISTAN TEST BATSMEN Imran Abbass ABSTRACT The study intended to explore the relationship of age and performance of test batsmen to know at what age they achieved the peak performance while playing test cricket. Qualitative data was collected through interviews and Secondary data sources were used of different ICC (International Cricket Council) websites and magazines. Sample comprised of top 12 test players of Pakistan from past and present era, who played for Pakistan with distinction. Time series and regression analysis was executed to find the significance of the relationship between their age and performance (Batting average).The findings of the study revealed a parabolic trajectory relationship between age and their performance, positive relationship at the start and then a plateau and then a negative relationship between age and performance. The rise and decline pattern varied and majority of the cricket players touched the peak between the ages of 28 to 34 years. The current study will provide solid grounds to account the role of age in producing expert performance and strongly suggested through the evidence of data analysis that to achieve the expert performance of the enrolled test batsmen, patience is required until and unless the cricket players meet a specific age limit. Key Words: Cricket, Test Batsmen, Peak Performance, Age INTRODUCTION score of 23, Aamer nicked one to On a bright sunny morning of the Bacher in the slips and in 1997-98 winters, stage was set to adding four runs Pakistan top topple the mighty South Africans four batsman were gone to the at eastern shores.
    [Show full text]
  • Champions Trophy Semi-Final England Did Avoid a A
    22 Thursday, June 15, 2017 SPORTS Cardiff beating South Africa in a bottom versus top clash. akistan booked their place in the Champions Pakistan then held their nerve in a three-wicket Trophy final with a crushing eight-wicket win win over Sri Lanka in Cardiff on Monday -- a virtual overP England in Cardiff yesterday. quarter-final for both sides. Set just 212 to win, Pakistan finished on 215 for two. No England fifty Pakistan will now face title-holders India in England didn’t manage a single individual fifty in Pakistan Sunday’s final at the Oval if their arch-rivals beat their innings. Bangladesh in Thursday’s second semi-final at Joe Root top-scored with 46 and Yorkshire team- Edgbaston. mate Jonny Bairstow, recalled in place of dropped Azhar Ali (76) and Fakhar Zaman (57) all but opener Jason Roy, managed 43. ended previously unbeaten tournament hosts Rumman Raees, in for injured fellow left-arm England’s slim hopes of victory with an opening quick Mohammad Amir, took two for 44 on his ODI stand of 118. debut. But the real damage was done when England England, who were 128 for two, lost their last eight collapsed to 211 all out after Pakistan captain Sarfraz wickets for just 83 runs. thrash Ahmed won the toss on a used pitch that played Bairstow replaced Roy after the Surrey opener more like a sub-continental surface than a British had managed just 51 runs in eight ODI innings this one. season. Paceman Hasan Ali led a disciplined attack with Dropped a man-of-the-match return of three for 35 from his twice, maximum 10 overs.
    [Show full text]
  • Sanga, a Role Model for All – Marvan
    Friday 4th November, 2011 Left-hander’s 27th Test hundred takes SL to 245 for 2 Sanga becomes fastest to score 9000 Test runs Highest run scorers in Test cricket Player Mat Runs HS Ave 100 50 Kumar Sangakkara celebrates his Sachin Tendulkar 181 14965 248* 56.25 51 61 27th Test hundred on the first day Rahul Dravid 157 12775 270 53.00 35 60 of the third Test Match against Ricky Ponting 154 12487 257 53.13 39 56 Pakistan in Sharjah yesterday. He Brian Lara 131 11953 400* 52.88 34 48 also became the fastest batsman Jacques Kallis 145 11947 201* 57.43 40 54 to score 9000 Test runs overtaking Alan Border 156 11174 205 50.56 27 63 India’s Rahul Dravid. Steve Waugh 168 10927 200 51.06 32 50 Pic by Lakruwan Wanniarachchi. Sunil Gavaskar 125 10122 236* 51.12 34 45 Mahela Jayawardene 125 9895 374 51.53 29 40 Shiv Chanderpaul 135 9493 203* 49.18 23 56 Kumar Sangakkara 103 9034 287 56.81 26 38 REX CLEMENTINE reporting from Sharjah Association Stadium where he also com- World Records keep following him. pleted his 27th Test There was another yesterday as Kumar hundred and the sev- Sangakkara became the fastest batsman enth against to score 9000 Test runs when he beat Pakistan. Rahul Dravid’s record on the opening day With over 1750 of the third and final Test Match against runs to his name in Pakistan here at the Sharjah Cricket Tests against Pakistan, Sangakkara is well-deserved hundred having shown also now the highest run getter in Tests remarkable application against a disci- SCOREBOARD between the countries overtaking anoth- plined attack.
    [Show full text]
  • PCB Annual Report 2018-19
    Designed by PRESTIGE Annual Report 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 Contents Foreword Men's domestic cricket Chairman's Report 1 Regional Inter-District 2018-2019 65 Managing Director's Report 4 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 67 Overview of men's international cricket 5 Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Grade-II 69 Overview of women’s international/domestic cricket 7 One-Day Cup for Regions and Departments 71 Overview of men's domestic cricket 9 Quaid-e-Azam One-Day Cup 73 Overview of women’s game development 11 National T20 Cup 75 Overview of the Academies' programmes 13 HBL PSL 2019 77 Obituaries 16 Pakistan Cup 83 Patron's Trophy Grade-II 85 Men's international cricket (2018-2019) Women's domestic cricket Asia Cup 2018 19 Inter-Departmental T20 Women's Cricket Championship 89 Pakistan vs Australia in the UAE 21 PCB Triangular One-Day Women’s Cricket Tournament 2018-19 91 Pakistan vs New Zealand in the UAE 25 Pakistan in South Africa 27 Pathways cricket Pakistan in England 31 U13 Regional National T20 Tournament 95 U16 Regional National One-Day Tournament 97 Men's international cricket U16 Pentangular One-Day Tournament 99 (2017-2018) Inter-Region U19 Three-Day Tournament 101 Independence Cup 2018 Pakistan vs World XI 35 Inter-Region U19 One-Day Tournament 103 Pakistan vs Sri Lanka in the UAE and Lahore 37 Pentangular U19 T20 Cup 105 Pakistan in New Zealand 39 Pakistan A vs New Zealand A and England Lions in the UAE 106 West Indies in Karachi 41 Pakistan U16 vs Australia U16 in the UAE 109 Pakistan tour of Ireland, England and Scotland 43 Pakistan U16 in Bangladesh
    [Show full text]
  • Match Report
    Match Report Kolsås CC, Kolsås A team vs Oppsal If Cricket Club, Oppsal Team A Oppsal If Cricket Club, Oppsal Team A - Won (D/L method) Date: Wed 28 Aug 2019 Location: Norway Match Type: 25 Overs Match Scorer: Amar Afzal Toss: Oppsal If Cricket Club, Oppsal Team A won the toss and elected to Bowl URL: https://www.crichq.com/matches/772081 Kolsås CC, Kolsås A team Oppsal If Cricket Club, Oppsal Score 85-10 Team A Overs 15.2 Score 86-3 MOOSA ABID BABAR* Overs 11.0 Muhammad Rizwan Akhtar Faisar Sajjad Mohammed Riaz Atif CH S.Chaudhary FASIH-UL-SALEH Mohammad Hisham Asghar† Furqan Ahmad† Inam Rehman Afnan Ahmed Junaid Khan Muhammad Imran Akhtar Kashif Iqbal Harris Khan Khattak Khattak Aman Riaz Mohammad Mudasar Ali MAK Kiani Noor Nabi Muhammad Asim Mehmood Raheel Masood SALMAN MOHAMMAD Umar Iqbal Zafar Iqbal* page 1 of 36 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: Kolsås CC, Kolsås A team R B 4's 6's SR Muhammad . 1 1 . 1 . 6 1 . 2 6 2 . // c Kashif Iqbal b Zafar Iqbal* 20 15 0 2 133.33 Rizwan Akhtar Muhammad 1 1 . // c Mohammad Mudasar Ali b Junaid Khan 2 4 0 0 50.0 Imran Akhtar MOOSA 2 1 . 2 1 1 . 1 1 . // c Hisham Asghar† b Junaid Khan 9 10 0 0 90.0 ABID BABAR* FASIH-UL- . 1 . 1 1 // run out (Zafar Iqbal*) 3 6 0 0 50.0 SALEH Mohammad Afnan Ahmed . 1 1 . 1 . 4 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 3 . // c Raheel Masood b Khattak Khattak 14 28 1 0 50.0 Furqan .
    [Show full text]
  • Title Subtitle
    As if losing the first Ashes test isn’t enough... Cricket Australia’s dirty laundry is now being aired while the Australian team prepare for the second test. Former coach Mickey Arthur is suing Cricket Australia following his public sacking just 10 days before the first Ashes test. Arthur has filed proceedings in the Fair Work Commission alleging, among other things, that his sacking was unlawful on the grounds of racial discrimination. Amber Sharp That is, Arthur claims that he was discriminated against because of his Partner South African background and because of a perception that he didn’t +61 2 8216 3099 understand the “Australian way”. He also alleges that he was not [email protected] supported by Cricket Australia over the “homework gate” affair resulting in four players being sent home from an Indian tour. Arthur is claiming damages in the order of $4 million, which he estimates to be his losses resulting from the early termination of his contract which was due to expire in June 2015. Plus he wanted a further 3 years beyond that time. While damages for general protections claims are not subject to a cap, a damages award in that amount based on discrimination alone would certainly be exceptional. If a resolution isn’t reached in the Fair Work Commission, Arthur will likely elect to pursue his claim in the Federal Court, at which time he can add common law claims such as breach of contract. Louise Rumble Senior Associate The timing is unfortunate for the Australian team as documents +61 2 8216 3042 supporting Arthur’s claim shed light on the conflict between internal team [email protected] factions, particularly Michael Clarke and Shane Watson.
    [Show full text]
  • P17 Layout 1
    WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2017 SPORTS Australia yet to work out how to stop Kohli: Lehmann BRISBANE: Australia have yet to work out a Kohli has scored six of his 15 centuries in his have to bowl enough good balls and that’s years later, Lehmann said Steve Smith’s side bowlers, led by pacemen Glenn McGrath and plan to foil India captain Virat Kohli beyond 12 matches against Australia, averaging going to be the challenge for our spinners have the bowlers to take 20 wickets against Jason Gillespie, and spinner Shane Warne. bowling well and hoping for some “luck” 60.76 compared to his overall average of and for our quicks, challenging his defence Kohli’s men. “The great thing with the Australian cricket against the in-form batsman, coach Darren 50.10. Former test batsman Lehmann, a and making sure he’s playing in the areas we “We’ve got spinners who can take 20 team for years has been, backs to the wall Lehmann has said. member of that victorious Australian side, want him to play.” wickets and quicks who can reverse the ball,” brings the best out of players,” said Lehmann. Kohli was man-of-the-series against said his players had been watching videos of Michael Clarke’s Australia were white- he said. “So we’re not fearing getting the 20 “Someone like Matthew Hayden will England, plundering 655 runs off their Kohli and his team mates for months but washed 4-0 during their last tour of India in wickets, we’ve just got to put enough score- stand up or Damien Martyn will come out of bowlers at an average of 109.16 to comfort- were yet to work out how to combat the 2013 where a breakdown in team discipline board pressure on them.” That would mean a nowhere and actually play well on a tour.
    [Show full text]
  • RCB Resolves 5170 Complaints
    Soon From LAHORE & KARACHI A sister publication of CENTRELINE & DNA News Agency www.islamabadpost.com.pk ISLAMABAD EDITION IslamabadTuesday, January 26, 2021 Pakistan’s First AndP Only DiplomaticO Daily STPrice Rs. 20 Saima Mohsin: The PDM has multiple Final decision 1st Muslim woman narratives, says for playing XI US prosecutor Shibli Faraz is mine: Babar Detailed News On Page-01 Detailed News On Page-01 Detailed News On Page-06 Briefs Pakistan’s PDM has multiple narratives economy is Saifullah back on track ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information The incentives given to the industries and Broad- casting Sen- including the construction sector have ator Shibli Faraz said on triggered an economic activity Monday that the opposition alliance Paki- registering positive growth leading to em- stan Democratic Movement our CorreSpoNdeNt ployment generation. ( PDM) component parties The incentives given to the industries in- were pursuing conflicting ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-I-In- cluding the construction sector have trig- narratives. In a tweet, he saaf (PTI) government has started yielding gered an economic activity in the country. said Pakistan People’s Par- results in the form of improved economic in- With the industries operating at its full ca- dicators which is providing necessary cush- pacity, there has been a significant increase ty Chairman Bilawal Bhutto ISLAMABAD: MATSUDA Kuninori, Ambassador of Japan to Pakistan and Noor Ahmed, Zardari has been insisting ion to further strengthen the social safety in the exports. The exports remained $ 2.3 on no confidence motion, nets. The government managed to put the billion in December 2020, highest in seven Secretary, Ministry of Economic Affairs exchanging the Grant Agreement.
    [Show full text]
  • CONTACT US Nominations for the KPMG South Australian Sport Hall
    Hall of Fame Inductees 2010 2011 Nominations for The KPMG South Australian Sport Hall of Fame 2012 Application forms found on the Sport SA Website 2013 CONTACT US Military Road, West Beach, SA, 5024 Phone: 08 8353 7755 Fax: 08 8353 7822 Email: [email protected] Website: www.sportsa.org.au 2014 2015 Current Hall of Fame Current Hall of Fame Inductees Inductees Simon Fairweather OAM Archery 2010 Kenneth McGregor (dec) Tennis 2013 Lisa Ondieki Athletics 2010 Jack Oatey AM (dec) Aust Rules Football 2013 Ron Sharpe (dec) Baseball 2010 The KPMG Jenny Williams Lacrosse 2013 Phil Smyth AM Basketball 2010 Christine Burton OAM Netball 2014 Sir Donald Bradman AC (dec) Cricket 2010 South Australian Lynette Fullston (dec) Multisport 2014 Clem Hill (dec) Cricket 2010 George Giffen (dec) Cricket 2014 Mike Turtur OAM Cycling 2010 Sport Hall of Fame Colin Hayes AM OBE (dec) Thoroughbred Racing 2014 Gillian Rolton OAM Equestrian 2010 Kerry O’Brien Athletics 2014 Malcolm Blight AM Aust Rules Football 2010 Induction into the KPMG South Norm “Norrie” Claxton (dec) Multi Sport 2015 Barrie Robran MBE Aust Rules Football 2010 Australian Sport Hall of Fame represents Lorraine Eiler (MacGuire) Basketball 2015 John Kosmina Football (Soccer) 2010 Robert Newberry Diving 2015 the highest level of recognition and is Juliet Haslam OAM Hockey 2010 there to promote the outstanding Vern Schuppan AM Motor Sport 2010 Sandra Pisani OAM Hockey 2015 achievements of this State's greatest Victor Richardson OBE (dec) Multi Sport 2010 Karen Rolton Cricket 2015 Greg Chappell MBE Cricket 2016 athletes and general members. Michelle den Dekker OAM Netball 2010 Kate Allen (Slatter) OAM Rowing 2010 Jenny Cheesman AM Multi Sport 2016 Matthew Cowdrey OAM Swimming (Paralympics) 2016 Nominations can be for athletes, teams Vicki Hoffmann (Cardwell) BEM Squash 2010 Ken Farmer (dec) Aust Rules Football 2016 and general members who each identify Mark Woodforde OAM Tennis 2010 Julie Francou Netball 2016 as a South Australian.
    [Show full text]
  • Premier Cricket Awards Welcome Message
    2016-17 PREMIER CRICKET AWARDS WELCOME MESSAGE What a season it has We applaud Essendon As the pathway to the state’s The 2016-17 season has been! Tonight is an (2nds), St Kilda (3rds) and elite cricket teams, we were been one to remember and important opportunity for Monash Tigers (4ths) who delighted to see a number I would like to take this celebration as we toast the claimed victory in the other of players debut over the opportunity on behalf of achievements of our best XIs. course of the season. everyone at Cricket Victoria performed players, clubs to congratulate all of our and officials in men’s and award winners. I’d also like to congratulate We especially congratulate women’s cricket over the Essendon Maribyrnong Seb Gotch (Melbourne), course of the summer. Park who won the Women’s Will Pucovski (Melbourne), Enjoy tonight and I look Premier Firsts title for a Evan Gulbis (Prahran), forward to seeing you all I congratulate Fitzroy sixth time. Marcus Harris (St Kilda), again next season. Doncaster, led by coach Makinley Blows (Essendon Mick O’Sullivan and captain Maribyrnong Park), Sophie Led by captain Briana Peter Dickson, on securing Molineux (Dandenong), Binch, the Bombers came WELCOME back to back titles with a Hayleigh Brennan (Box Hill) from fourth place on the hard-fought victory over and Alana King (Prahran) TO THE ladder to defeat Box Hill in Melbourne in the Men’s on making their maiden the final with Molly Strano Premier Firsts Final. Victorian appearances. 2016-17 claiming the Betty Wilson TONY DODEMAIDE Medal.
    [Show full text]