Sports News

North-Indian sports industry feels the heat of global recession

PunjabJalandhar (Punjab), Nov 22 : Sports industry of Jalandhar in Punjab, which has a turnover of around 20 billion rupees, is reeling under the intense heat of global recession.

The industry, which is into manufacturing sports accessories of games like cricket, hockey, football and volleyball, started in late 40''s of the 20th century and has nearly
1000 units with almost 50,000 workers involved directly or indirectly.

Forty per cent of the produce is exported while the rest is sold in the domestic markets.

Shoaib remains a big asset for Pak cricket: Qadir

Shoaib remains a big asset for Pak cricket: QadirKarachi, Nov 22 : Temperamental Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, who is looking for a successful Test return, has received a shot in the arm in the form new chief selector Abdul Qadir.

Given Shoaib’s past track record — his habit of flirting with controversy and a knack for picking up injuries — Qadir still says Shoaib is a big asset for Pakistan cricket.

“Shoaib Akhtar is an asset. He is a wicket-taking bowler, who still has a lot to offer to Pakistan cricket,” The News quoted Qadir, as saying.

Garnett makes triumphant return to Minnesota, Celtics tame T-Wolves

Garnett makes triumphant return to Minnesota, Celtics tame T-Wolves

Banned Pak player’s father-in-law appointed as chairman of junior selection committee

Banned Pak player’s father-in-law appointed as chairman of junior selection committeeLahore, Nov 22: The father-in-law of banned Pakistani opener Imran Farhat, Muhammad Ilyas, has been appointed by the PCB as chairman of the national junior selection committee.

Illyas, a former opener, has played 10 official and unofficial Tests, with a combined average of 43.2 for Pakistan.

Farhat is currently playing with his brother Humayun in the ICL.

Matty Hayden thinks he may not play his 101st Test

Matty Hayden thinks he may not play his 101st TestBrisbane, Nov. 22 : A struggling Australian opener Mathew Hayden appears to be seriously considering possible retirement from international cricket after his 100th Test.

According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Hayden has spent considerable time mulling his options over the past year, and while he insists the fire within still burns, he seems to know that at 37, his playing days are close being over.

Arsenal’s Gallas stripped of captaincy, told he can leave club

Arsenal’s Gallas stripped of captaincy, told he can leave clubLondon, Nov. 22 : Defender William Gallas has been told he can leave Arsenal after a furious bust-up with boss Arsene Wenger. Gallas was also removed as team captain and ordered to stay at home for today’s game at Manchester City.

Sun Sport understands Gallas was “shocked and devastated” and is now considering his future.

A close family member revealed: “Arsene told him ‘If you don’t want to be in my team, then just go. You are free to leave’. William was shocked at the outburst and went straight home.

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