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Pak meet India in Twenty20 warm up today

OVAL: Pakistan will take on India in Twenty20 warm up match today. This would be the first encounter between the two teams after Mumbai attacks.

The money collected from today’s match will be given to the affectees of attack on Sri Lankan team in Lahore.

Pakistan and India both faced defeat in their respective warm up openers. South Africa beat Pakistan while New Zealand defeated India. Both teams met in Twenty20 World Cup final two years back.

Pakistan team manager Yawer Saeed said green shirts would face India with full strength without giving rest to any key player.

Geo Super will telecast the action live from Oval for cricket fans.

Yousuf, Razzaq to be considered: Qadir

KARACHI ( 2009-06-01 22:13:07 ) :Chief selector Abdul Qadir said Mohammad Yousuf and Abdul Razzaq would both be considered for Pakistan's Test tour of Sri Lanka while decision on the rest of the Indian Cricket League players would be taken as per the board's policy. "Since the board has cleared Yousuf and Razzaq for selection they are certainly going to be considered for the Sri Lanka tour as they are experienced performers and there is no question about their abilities," Qadir said. The PCB last week welcomed the duo back into the national team after they resigned from the ICL and submitted the NOCs to the board. Both players were cleared without any punishment. Regarding the rest of the ICL players, Qadir said, "We can only follow the board's policy decision but it would be great if the other ICL players are also available for selection. It would allow us to select the best team for the country. Certainly the performances of some of the ICL players have been very impressive in the recent RBS T20 tournament." The former leg-spinner said the Test tour of Sri Lanka, beginning June 27, was important for Pakistan. "The last time we played a full Test series was in India in November-December, 2007. Since then we have not had proper exposure in a full bilateral series," Qadir noted. Pakistan play three Tests, five One-day Internationals and a Twenty20 match on their tour. "The same rule applies for Mohammad Asif when he completes his ban and is allowed by the board to play again. Shoaib and Asif will have to play domestic cricket and prove their fitness is 100 per cent," Qadir said.

Imran Nazir ends ties with ICL, meets PCB chief

KARACHI ( 2009-06-01 21:58:04 ) :Pakistani players continue their exodus from the Indian Cricket League and the latest to have ended his ties with the rebel venture is opener Imran Nazir, who met PCB chairman Ejaz Butt to inform him of his decision on Monday.Nazir also met Pakistan Cricket Board's Director of Human Resources Wasim Bari."I have resigned from the ICL and informed them I can't play for them any longer. I am more keen on resuming my Pakistan career," Nazir said.The flamboyant opener had hit the headlines last week when he invited a Rs 10,000 fine and a three-match ban for showing dissent at an umpiring decision in the final of the National Twenty20 championship.The International Cricket Council and the PCB set a May 31 deadline for the ICL players to end their ties with the league for becoming eligible for national selection again.Nazir said he had not been told if he would have to face any fines or a cooling period before he can play for Pakistan again."I don't know anything about this but they have accepted my resignation and hopefully I will be in contention for the tour of Sri Lanka next month," he said.

SC adjourns hearing of Hafiz Saeed case till tomorrow

LAHORE: The three-member full bench of Lahore High Court (LHC) headed by Justice Aijaz Ahmed Chaudhry adjourned till tomorrow the hearing of the case against the house arrests of chief of the banned outfit Jamat-ut-Da’wa, Hafiz Saeed and Col. (Retd.) Nazir.

The counsel of Hafiz Saeed presenting the arguments during the hearing said even al-Qaeda has not been declared a terrorist organization under Pakistani law and questioned the justification of declaring a body a terrorist organization in the wake of UN resolution.

“Pakistan is an autonomous state, it should implement its own laws rather than following the resolutions passed by the UN,” he said.

Later, the SC adjourned the hearing till tomorrow.

PEPCO announces immediate lifting of load shedding

ISLAMABAD: Some respite is in the sight for power consumers as Managing Director Pakistan Electric Power Company (PEPCO); Tahir Basharat Cheema has announced immediate halt in load shedding to be continued for next two days.

Talking to Geo News, he said, on Sunday optimum power up to 13,000 mw has been generated due to capacity generation of PEPCO and the initiation of power generation from some new power plants.

Luckily weather has also improved, registering decrease in power consumption.

So it has been decided to terminate load shedding immediately. Further decision would be made on Tuesday. Two more new plants would start power generation in June.

26 suspects arrested in Bannu search operation

BANNU: Twenty-six suspected persons were arrested during search operation conducted by Bannu police in different areas.

District Police Officer Bannu Iqbal Khan Marwat told Geo News that search operation carried out in Bannu and adjoining areas during which 26 suspected persons were arrested and 7 Kalashnikovs, 12 pistols and dozens of cartridges were recovered from their possession. The suspects are under investigations, he added.