Tag: Premier

English Premier League clubs spent some 485 million pounds in the summer transfer window, a 33 percent rise on last year, according to analysis...

Azad Jammu and Kashmir Pakistan Peoples Party President Ch Abdul Majeed was elected as the AJK prime minister by securing 35 votes in the...

KRL, WAPDA and Muslim FC won their respective matches of the Pakistan Premier Football League (PPFL) at different venues of the country on Wednesday....

Police beat WAPDA while the other two matches of the day in the Pakistan Premier League (PPL) Football 2011 ended in a goal less...

The eighth edition of the Pakistan Premier League 2011, featuring 12 departmental and four clubs’ teams will kick off Tuesday (today) simultaneously in Quetta...

The Pakistan Cricket Board is considering to launch its own version of the Indian Premier League in the country, it was learnt on Tuesday....

The four-nation Asian Premier League Cricket Tournament will be organised on Friday at Rakha Grounds in Dammam. Teams from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri...

Premier League clubs’ revenues smashed through the £2 billion barrier for the first time last year but soaring wages remain a concern for the...

Swansea clinched promotion to the Premier League as Scott Sinclair’s hat-trick inspired a 4-2 win over Reading in the Championship play-off final at Wembley...

Two opposition MPs on Tuesday filed to question the Kuwaiti premier in parliament over allegations of squandering public funds and financial and administrative irregularities....

JAIPUR - Shane Warne's Rajasthan Royals thrashed Delhi Daredevils by six wickets to pocket their second successive victory in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday. Chasing a stiff 152, Rajasthan rode on fine knocks by Rahul Dravid and Johan Botha to overhaul the target with nine balls to spare at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium. The usually sedate Dravid struck a quickfire 38 off 31 balls and South African Botha continued his fine form with the bat, scoring an unbeaten 39 with four fours.

LAHORE - With the PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week in the evening today for its third week in Pakistan, it is important to highlight what the PFDC & Sunsilk achieve as a collaborative platform and to exclusively present the pioneering vision of the people behind the scenes of this massive event which entails four days of high fashion and media frenzy. As a platform, he PFDC Sunsilk Fashion Week has built itself as an institution for designers, retailers and now textile houses to showcase

Played on Sunday: Liverpool 3 (Kuyt 34, 39, 65) Man Utd 1 (Hernandez 90)
Wolves 3 (Doyle 20, 40-pen, Fletcher 87) Tottenham 3 (Defoe 30, 35, Pavlyuchenko 48)
Played Saturday: Arsenal 0 Sunderland 0 Birmingham 1 (Beausejour 48) West Brom 3 (Mulumbu 47, Morrison 58, Scharner 72) Bolton 3 (Cahill 45, 75, Klasnic 86) Aston Villa 2 (Bent 15, Albrighton 64) Fulham 3 (Duff 37, 59, Zamora 89-pen) Blackburn 2 (Hanley 45, Hoilett 65) Man City 1 (Silva 38) Wigan 0 Newcastle 1 (Best 23)

LAHORE: The final of the 1st Raaziq Cricket Premier League will be played today (February 12) at Railway Stadium Lahore Ufone will take on Nestle and Chairman and CEO Raaziq Group Muhammad Nadeem Khan will be the chief guests along with international cricketer Nasir Jamshed.
The Raaziq CPL League is the tournament played among 12 teams divided in two groups. Four teams qualify for the semi-finals. In the first semi-final, Ufone beat Telenor and in the second match, Nestle beat

KUWAIT CITY - Kuwait's premier on Wednesday narrowly survived a parliament vote seen as a serious bid to oust him over a police crackdown, but the opposition vowed to keep up their bid to unseat him.
Twenty-five MPs voted in support of Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Mohammad al-Ahmad al-Sabah, a nephew of the oil-rich Gulf state's ruler, while 22 were against him and one abstained, speaker Jassem al-Khorafi said.
"In accordance with the constitution, parliament reaffirms its

LONDON
AFP
Manchester United remained top of the Premier League but on goal difference alone after Lee Bowyer's late equaliser gave Birmingham a 1-1 draw at St Andrews on Tuesday. It seemed as if Dimitar Berbatov's sublime goal in the 58th minute had wrapped up all three points for United but Bowyer salvaged a share of the spoils in controversial fashion a minute from time.
There was a suspicion of handball when Birmingham striker Nikola Zigic got to Roger Johnson's

ISLAMABAD: Accorded an unprecedented welcome to the Parliament House for an address, the Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao was praised by all and sundry on Sunday.
A wide majority of the parliamentarian showed up for the address, which was organized amidst foolproof security, and the hall was packed before the arrival of the guest.
Members of all political parties stood side by side, forgetting all their differences, to show appreciation and regard for the premier of the