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‘Ready to give international event’s hosting to Pakistan’ WBPSF’s President

TASHKENT: World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Federation (WBPSF)’s president Datuk Paul Chua feels that Pakistan is safe to host international events. 

Speaking to ARY News exclusively here on the sidelines of the World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championship, Chua said they are ready to give the hosting rights of Asian and South Asian events to Pakistan in near future.

“Pakistan is a safe country to host sporting events and I have personally visited there,” he shared. “Yes, they can host any kind of event and we will talk to give them hosting rights of Asian and South Asian events first,” he added.

The president said he doesn’t want politics to involve in the game, hence Pakistan should ensure visas for the Indian team if they host any international event. “We love this sport and we don’t want politics into it. I am sure Pakistan will ensure visas issuance to team India if they host any international event in near future,” he concluded.

READ: Pakistan’s Omar Shehzad wins Silver in World Bodybuilding championship

60-year-old Abdul Waheed bags gold in World Bodybuilding Championship

TASHKENT: Pakistan’s Abdul Waheed has won a Gold medal in the 50+ category at the ongoing World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championship.

The 60-year-old ‘Baba Abdul Waheed’ is proud of the achievement. Meanwhile, bodybuilders Shehzad, Mubeen and Waheed will today compete for medals in their respective categories.

Yesterday, Omar Shehzad won a Silver medal in the Junior category of the Championship.

Read: Pakistan’s Omar Shehzad wins Silver in World Bodybuilding championship

Pakistan’s Omar Shehzad wins Silver in World Bodybuilding championship

TASHKENT: Pakistan’s Omar Shehzad won a Silver medal in the Junior category of the ongoing World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championship. 

Omar, 19, posed second-best in the competition and bagged Silver for the country.

While talking exclusively to ARY News, the Silver medalist said it was an honor to achieve this milestone for Pakistan.

“I am delighted to win this medal for Pakistan. I am here with loads of hard work and prayers from my family and friends. This medal gave me immense confidence and Inshallah I will come up with more preparation and power to win the Gold medal next year,” he said.

READ: Sindh Games to take place in January 2022

I’ve been portrayed as villain: Waqar Younis

Karachi: Former Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis opined that he has been portrayed as a ‘villain’ of Pakistan cricket and critics have been very harsh towards him.

Speaking in ARY News’ show ‘Bouncer‘, legendary pacer thinks that there must be any quality which Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) sees and bring him into the national team’s set up.

“In the age of social media, people have freedom of speech. Critics are good for improvement but the choice of words must be thoughtful,” Waqar said.

“I’ve been portrayed as a villain and it’s quite unfortunate. I’ve done my responsibilities with complete honesty. But still, I am free now, so I will think whether I am or not,” he added.

Waqar denied former pacers’ claim that he made them do hard yards because he thinks fast-bowling is a hard act and one has to do all the required hard work.

Waqar contradicted that he worked for hefty money and chose to work under Misbah-ul-Haq during his last stint.

“I can earn even more as a commentator or analyst but I have worked for minimum money as a head coach in the past too,” he added.

“Money is never a problem for me as I came from a very low profile background. Bowling coach vacancy was offered by the PCB and I applied for it,” he added.

Waqar thinks that T20 has changed the mode of cricket and even he would have struggled as a bowler in these times.

Meanwhile, he termed Mohammad Wasim Jr. as the next good for Pakistan. “Mohammad Wasim Jr. has the ability to bat and bowl, he is a brilliant fielder too, full of energy.”

Sindh Games to take place in January 2022

Karachi: Sindh Sports Department has decided to hold Sindh Games in January 2022, the final dates of the games will be announced by Chief Minister Sued Murad Ali Shah.

Secretary Sports Sindh Syed Imtiaz Ali Shah opined that there will be no restriction on the budget for Sindh Games.

“We will spend as much budget as much as we can. They won’t be any budget problem,” he said.

“The plan of Sindh Games has been ready for a year and a half. It will be held in different cities of Sindh. Games will be inaugurated from Larkana while the closing ceremony will be held in Karachi,” he added.

Read: Asian Youth Games postponed due to COVID-19

Cricketer loses PKR 1.7mn after ‘Fraudster’ showed dream of representing Ireland

Karachi: First-class cricketer Fazal Subhan had a shocker of PKR 1.7mn after ‘fraudster’ Khalid Haroon showed him the dream of representing the Ireland cricket team.
In the name of playing cricket for another country, Khalid Haroon impoverished Subhan, who didn’t had the opportunity to represent Pakistan.
“Khalid told me of getting a two-year contract from Ireland Cricket,” he said. “He asked for bank accounts and took money online, all the evidence is with me,” he added.

“I took a loan and sold my land and jewelry for a bright future. Security agencies help me, debtors are harassing me,” he expressed his disappointment.
Fazal has represented Pakistan A, U19 and various other first-class sides. He played in all national events including Quaid-e-Azam (QeA) Trophy.
He has played 39 first-class games, 29 List-A games and 6 T20s from 2006-2017. He is a right-handed batter having five first-class centuries.

Here’s real reason behind Shaheen-Sarfaraz spat?

Abu Dhabi: The real reason behind the spat between Quetta Gladiators captain Sarfaraz Ahmed and Lahore Qalandars fast bowler Shaheen Shah have been identified, ARY Sport reported.
Shaheen Shah bowled a fiery delivery of 147kmph which hit on the helmet of Sarfaraz Ahmed. Reportedly, Sarfaraz wanted Shaheen to say sorry, however, he refused to apologize to the former Pakistan captain under whom Shaheen made his international debut.


According to Gladiators, Shaheen was instructing other bowlers to hit on Sarfaraz’s helmet. They complained to the match referee about Shaheen Afridi’s behavior
Shaheen was called by the match referee after the conclusion of match. He was not going in the room of the match referee but Qalandars’ manager Sameen Rana took Shaheen to the match referee’s room.
It must be noted Gladiators beat Qalandars by 18 runs in the 23rd match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) season six.
Sarfaraz-led Gladiators are placed at the bottom of the table and have managed to secure only four points from eight matches so far.

Read: Quetta Gladiators defend 159 against Lahore Qalandars

Salman Butt on mission to become match referee

Lahore: Cricketer Salman Butt is now on a mission to become a match referee after he took part in the online Level-1 Umpiring course for umpires and match officials which began on Monday.
As many as 49 cricketers were part of the course, including international players Abdul Rauf and Bilal Asif

A total of 350 personnel are taking part in the course and they are being provided training by the match referees from PCB’s Elite and Supplementary panels.

The participants will be provided knowledge about the basic umpiring rules, regulations and laws of the game before undergoing written tests, fitness tests and interviews.

This initiative is part of the Pakistan Cricket Board’s promise to increase the employment opportunities for former cricketers and the candidates who successfully complete the course will be eligible to officiate club and school games.

The PCB opened the registration in April for the course.

Read: ‘I have been told that I am not in PCB’s future plans’ claims Salman Butt

‘A youngster should be the backup for Rizwan in shorter format’ Moin

KARACHI: Former Pakistani captain Moin Khan thinks that national team management should carry a youngster instead of Sarfaraz Ahmed as a backup for in-form Mohammad Rizwan in the shorter format.
Speaking to ARY News exclusively, Khan said Sarfaraz had a great career but Rizwan is currently in top form so there is a need to groom a young wicket-keeper batsman in his presence.
“No doubt, Sarfaraz had a great career on his back but currently Rizwan is playing outstandingly. I think Sarfaraz should be a permanent part of the Test team following his immense experience and a youngster should be brought in as a backup for Rizwan in shorter format,” he stressed.

Azam Khan

Talking about his son Azam, who received a maiden call in the national T20 Squad, Khan said he has grown up and knows how to make his career. “I treat him like a coach in Quetta Gladiators’. I scold him for his betterment and I want him to make the most of his exciting talent,” he said.
“I hope he makes a powerful entry at the international stage and tries to lift up the country’s flag higher,” a confident father said.

T20 World Cup

The former cricketer said a tournament like Pakistan Super League (PSL) is a complete platform for players to prove themselves. “All the players have full chance to prove their worth and make their case stronger for the national team. PSL comes as an opportunity for players to showcase their skills and impress,” he shared.
“Positive pressure is good and players should take it. If they will not take that pressure, they will not perform. It is simple, if you perform, you get a chance to represent Pakistan,” he concluded.

READ: ‘Excited’ Moin opens up on son Azam’s selection in national T20I squad

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PSL 6: Preparations at Sheikh Zayed Stadium are in full swing

Abu Dhabi: The preparations in Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed International Stadium for the remaining matches of Pakistan Super League (PSL) season six are in full swing, ARY Sports reported.
The quarantine of Pakistani supporting broadcasters has ended. They have begun installation at the stadium. Installation is underway at various locations of the stadium under COVID SoPs.
Installation of large billboards and sponsors boards has also started. Big posters of cricketers of teams are also being posted across the stadium.
The equipment of international broadcasters has also reached the stadium. Drones and other cameras, including spider cam, have also arrived.
It must be noted that the matches will resume from June 9 with Islamabad United taking on Lahore Qalandars.

Read: PSL 6 to resume with Islamabad United taking on Lahore Qalandars

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