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A senior Indian ministry official informed that India has reached an agreement with Pakistan to liberalise visa regime for their business persons. In this...

Callum Ferguson hit an unbeaten 70 runs to set up a 19-run victory for the South Australia Redbacks over the Kolkata Knight Riders in...

A low-ranked Camp Jail official foiled Bank of Punjab (BoP) loan scam accused and Haris Steel Mills Owner Sheikh Afzal’s attempt to escape from...

The litigation process all over Pakistan, including the federal capital, is making equity elusive and harder to come by. The complicated, lethargic and corrupt...

World number one Lee Chong Wei and Olympic champion Lin Dan moved closer to a dream final when they reached the quarter-finals of the...

Leg spinner Danish Kaneria took four for 12 to bowl Habib Bank Limited (HBL) to an easy 19-run victory over Port Qasim Authority (PQA)...

Today is the first day of Ramazan and we are waiting for a well-dressed man to walk out of the building and start distributing...

The Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM)’s decision to leave the coalition governments at the centre and Sindh is not a surprise for the observers, closely...

Lahore Lions put Sialkot Stallions attack to sword to claim an easy win by 45 runs while Hyderabad Hawks defeated Islamabad Leopards by three...

Former top-ranked Ana Ivanovic made a stomping start to her Wimbledon buildup with a victory in less than 45 minutes in the Aegon Classic...

LAHORE - SPM Stags outplayed Ali Garh Senior by 69 runs in the 1st Amir Cables Veteran's T20 Cricket Tournament. The match was played at Model Town Club ground.
SPM raced to 222 for two in the allotted 20 overs, which turned out to be the highest score of the event. Kamran Khan's unbeaten 115 off 57 balls was the first century of the tournament.
Shahid added 50, while Javed Hayat pitched in another 42 for Stags. The wicket-takers for Ali Garh were Khalid (1-43) and Shakil

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan on Monday offered assistance to Tajikistan by providing easy access to its ports, especially the Gwadar Port. President Asif Ali Zardari made the offer to the visiting Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, saying that Pakistan was ready to discuss the conclusion of a Trilateral Transit Trade Agreement between Pakistan, Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Addressing a banquet held at Aiwan-e-Sadr in the honour of President Emomali Rahmon, President Zardari said that

COMMENT - This past week saw the completion of the first leg stage of the Champions League knockout phase. Real Madrid and Manchester United were on the road visiting Lyon and Marseille respectively while Bayern Munich travelled to face Inter Milan and Chelsea visited Denmark to face FC Copenhagen.
Manchester United had the easiest run of the lot, as Marseille lacked any real threat going forward. With the absence of the energetic Valbuena, who is capable of all sorts of

NEW DELHI - A B de Villiers' unbeaten 107 powered South Africa to a seven-wicket victory over West Indies in a World Cup Group B match on Thursday. South Africa's Pakistan-born leg-spinner Imran Tahir (4-41) dazzled on debut, sharing seven wickets with pace colleague Dale Steyn (3-24) to skittle out West Indies for 222 in 47.3 overs.
The West Indies total was built around Darren Bravo's assured 73 and a quick-fire 40 off 37 balls by his half-brother Dwayne before the twice

LAHORE -Lahore Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Captain (r) Syed Ahmed Mobin on Thursday directed traffic wardens to provide an easy passage to all ambulances and fire brigades. The CTO said that providing a safe passage to such vehicles would secure lives and properties of people. He directed all sector in-charges, inspectors and wardens to manage a smooth traffic flow around hospitals and launch operations against encroachments.

MELBOURNE - Top seed Rafael Nadal was handed an easy win at the Australian Open Tuesday, as Kim Clijsters humiliated Dinara Safina 6-0, 6-0 and former number one Ana Ivanovic was another high-profile casualty. Nadal, the French Open, Wimbledon and US Open champion, was leading 6-0, 5-0 when Brazilian journeyman Marcos Daniel threw in the towel after being troubled by a left knee problem.
In an action-packed day two, Britain's Andy Murray went through in similar circumstances

CANBERRA - Ian Bell's sparkling tour Down Under continued on Monday as he scored an unbeaten century to guide England to a seven-wicket win over the Australian Prime Minister's XI in a one-day match. Chasing 223 to win in the rain-affected match, Bell blasted 13 fours and a towering six as he reached 124 from just 102 balls.
He also scored a century in the final Ashes Test last week, which England won to beat Australia 3-1. The PM's XI traditionally gives fringe Australian