LCCA to brief office-bearers

Staff Report LAHORE: Former Pakistan Test cricket Shafqat Rana has termed ad-hoc on Lahore City Cricket Association (LCCA) as irrational and not a wise decision. Putting the LCCA under an ah-hoc is against the spirit of cricket and a negative move ...

KARACHI, April 4: Karachi City Cricket Association (KCCA) will be taking concrete steps to ensure improved performances from the Karachi teams in all formats of the game, secretary Prof Ejaz Ahmed Faruqi said on Thursday. We are taking measures to ...

Top Pakistan former cricketers not only visited Imran Khan in hospital Wednesday but also wished him well in their statements after the politician and former Test captain recovered from a bad fall at an election rally. Messages of support from the ...

KARACHI, May 25 (APP): Former Chief Executive of Pakistan Cricket Board Arif Ali Khan Abbasi firmly believed that without taking all regional and district associations of the country into confidence, Chairman Zaka Ashrafs elections holds no ...

LAHORE, Pakistan ? Prominent Pakistani politician Imran Khan is expected to make a full recovery despite fracturing three vertebrae and a rib in a dramatic fall at a political rally, his doctor said Wednesday. Khan, a former cricket legend whose ...

LAHORE: If you had imagined waking up the morning after Election Day to a spanking new, Naya Pakistan, then the campaign devised by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf worked on you as intended. On the eve of May 11, not only were many celebrating ...

LAHORE, Pakistan - Center-right Pakistani politician Nawaz Sharif was set to return as his country's prime minister on Monday - his third time in the job - after voters defied deadly Taliban attacks to cast their ballots in record numbers. Sharif, ...

Lahore: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Khan suffered a severe head injury after falling off a lift that was taking him up to a 14-feet high stage at an election rally in Lahore on Tuesday evening. Two of Imran's supporters were also ...

(IPS) - Twenty-five-year-old Syed Hasan, a doctor practicing in a private hospital in Lahore, plans to spend most of May 11, Pakistan's long-awaited Election Day, in bed. Members of the minority Ahmadi community in Pakistan say they have been ...