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Pakistan’s hockey and kabaddi teams maintained their winning momentum at the Asian Games on Tuesday. The hockey side defeated Uzbekistan 5-1 after beating Thailand in its opener, while kabaddi secured a second victory by overcoming Nepal 58-43. Pakistan will next face China in hockey and Thailand in kabaddi. Fencers and soft tennis players, however, endured difficult outings. Read More…
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Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir heaped praise on the Pakistan hockey team for exhibiting brilliant performance in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup 2024. As per a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the national hockey team visited the General Headquarters Rawalpindi. During the interaction, the COAS commended the team for their outstanding performance and said that the players have brought immense pride to the nation. Read More…
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The movement, which supports utilizing boycotts, divestment, and sanctions to push Israel into ending its occupation, has said that “there is no longer any excuse for international sports forums not to expel Israel and deprive it of participating in its championships”. It made the statement in response to the International Ice Hockey Federation barring Israel from competing in its world championship events citing security concerns. Read More…
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Former Pakistan women's hockey player Shahida Raza was among at least 67 people killed on the weekend in a refugee shipwreck off the coast of Italy. "Pakistani authorities have informed Raza's family that the Pakistani national team hockey player perished in the boating accident off the coast of Italy," Qadir Ali Nayel, a legislator from Balochistan province, told the media on Wednesday. Read More…
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Chief Minister Mahmood Khan unveiled astro-turf at the historic Islamia College University's newly constructed hockey facility on Wednesday. “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa would be the first province in Pakistan to have more than 15 astro-turfs, which will promote the national game and explore and train hockey players in the province,” the chief minister said after inaugurating a Rs150 million astro-turf. Three other astro-turfs were approaching completion and would be inaugurated soon, he said. Read More…
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Indian Women’s hockey team for the first time qualified for the Olympics semi-finals by defeating three-time champions Australian team. Indian Women’s hockey team scripted history by beating Australian Women's hockey team 1-0 in the quater-final match. Savita Punia defended 7 penalty corners. Indian people celebrating this victory over Australia. Read More…
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