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The Early Days Of Pakistan Cricket
Pakistan Cricket Control Board was established in 1948 due to hectic efforts of veteran Fazal Mahmood and Commissioner Lahore Division Syed Fida Hussain. Nawab Iftikhar Hussain Mamdot was appointed its...
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Blind Cricket In Pakistan
Cricket by the Blind is the only sports that provide a healthy playing field for the blind. A few know about this game. However, lately the holding of the World Cup for the Blind Cricket has attracted...
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Here are mentioned some of the great players that brought glory to Pakistan is not made in this site. Here are some: Goal Keeper: Salim Sherwani represented Pakistan for a decade (1969-79). He was the...
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Kushti (Wrestling)
Kushti is an age old indigenous sports in Pakistan and India. The game is also played in Iran. Unlike the western wrestling, this indigenous game is generally played in arena of loose earth, called...
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Aisam ul Haq Qureshi
The man who took the Pakistani flag to Arthur Ashe Stadium (US Open 2010) Although Pakistan’s players have made headlines internationally many a times, none did in the field of lawn tennis till very...
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Jahangir Khan
He is known to be one of the greatest players in top-level professional sports. He ruled the world of squash for years and during his rule he created a record of remaining unbeaten for 555 games from...
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Jansher Khan
One of the greatest players in Squash, Jansher Khan is said to have continued the legacy of Jahangir Khan. He along with Jahangir Khan achieved such brilliance in this game that they were literally...
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Shahbaz Ahmad – Hockey Star Of Pakistan
He always remained a humble person despite his achievements for his country. Shahbaz Ahmad captained Pakistani hockey in its years of glory and has played for more than 300 matches, one of highest...
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Shandur Polo Festival
Describing the importance the game of polo, the WW-II acclaimed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said that “A polo handicap is your passport to the world”. His words could not ring with...
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