The Pakistan Tennis Federation secretary said that New Zealand should either travel to Pakistan for the matches or forfeit.
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Pakistani race driver Nur Ali to compete at Texas Speedway
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Australia, Canada opt out of Commonwealth boxing
“Australia said the championship did not fit into their boxers' training program, while Canada said nothing,” organisers said.
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WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
FORMULA ONE
A combination of new driver line-ups, new teams, new rules and a new scoring system contrive a feast.
PM'S MESSAGE
The PM stressed that terrorism can be given a lethal blow through the promotion of sports in the country.
COMMENT
'Poor performers in the Games seem to have escaped accountability under the cover of Naseem Hameed’s feat.'
STICKING TO TRADITION
“If you love football you want the right decisions to be made,” an upset Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said.
EMBARRASSING DEFEAT
“In my entire career...this is the worst performance that I have ever seen,” Shahid said after his team's 3-4 loss.
BACK TO THE TOP?
The big question: Can he deliver what is expected of him in one of the most competitive fields in ages?
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