It was an unbelievable run. They were amazing records set in terms of Pakistan tennis history. In the end, the finals were awesome. And the cherry on top was the message in the speech. Aisam you truly made us proud and in no way you let us down in the last two days. If anything, [...]
Archive for the ‘Pakistan’ Category
Aisam’s historic run
Posted: September 11, 2010 in Pakistan, Sports, TennisTags: Aisam ul Haque Qurieshi, Grand Slams, India, Pakistan, Sports, Tennis, US Open
Love all
Posted: April 5, 2010 in Cricket, Pakistan, Sports, Tennis, Views on NewsTags: Cricket, India, Pakistan, Sania Mirza, Shoaib Malik, Tennis
There’s a saying that Love means nothing in tennis! It doesn’t seem to be the case in Shoaib-Sania story. Watching a re-run of the match on Geo Super on 29th march, I came across the running slide about Shoaib Malik announcing his engagement to Sania Mirza. However, the first thing that came to my mind [...]
R.I.P Pakistan Hockey
Posted: March 12, 2010 in Hockey, Pakistan, SportsTags: Hero Honda Hockey World Cup 2010, Hockey, India, Indian hockey players outfit, Pakistan, Pakistan Hockey Federation, Qasim Zia
If passing through the qualifying round for the world cup by 4-times champions wasn’t humiliating enough, the dismal performance at the world cup was the last straw. And when PHF chief Qasim Zia can give comments like they didn’t have any hopes of winning but had no idea we’ll lose in this way, it makes [...]
Hum yeh bhi hain :)
Posted: December 2, 2009 in Cricket, Pakistan, Sports, Squash, TennisTags: Aisam ul Haque Qurieshi, Cricket, Maria Toor, Mohammad Aamer, Pakistan, Roger Federer, Sports, Squash, Tennis, Umar Akmal
Note: This post is a bit late but better late then never in appreciating what’s amazing in our part of the world:)! While attending a training session, I receive a text message from a friend informing me that Aisam has beaten Federer. The Federer fan that I’m I knew he had a doubles match at [...]
Rooting for Aisam
Posted: June 26, 2009 in Pakistan, Sports, TennisTags: Aisam ul Haque Qurieshi, Grand Slams, Pakistan, Parkash Amritraj, Philip Marx, Rameez Junaid, Ross Hutchins, Sports, Stephen Huss, Tennis, Wimbledon
Aisam ul Haque Qurieshi, Pakistan tennis star won the opening round of his doubles match with Parkash Amritraj of India at Wimbledon. They won in a 5-set match after managing to beat 16-seeded Stephen Huss (Australia) and Ross Hutchins (Germany). Both of them has played in Grand Slams events before but have never progressed to [...]
Team Pakistan
Posted: June 24, 2009 in Cricket, Pakistan, SportsTags: Abdul Razzaq, Cricket, India, IPL, Mohammed Amir, Pakistan, Shahid Afridi, Sports, T20 Worldcup, Umer Gul, Younis Khan
Your heat races as the bowler covers the ground. You have a funny feeling in the pit of your stomach because the results can go either way. You cheer every run made by your team; groan when they miss and scream with joy when they hit a boundary. You feel depressed when your team player [...]
Memories of Swat
Posted: May 21, 2009 in Pakistan, Musings!, Current AffairsTags: Pakistan, Swat, FAST, Malam Jabba, Bahrain, Sri, Paye, Shogran, Muree, Balakot, Naran, Saif ul Malook, Lalazar, Thandiani, Abbotabad, P@SHA, Donations, Kalam
It was summer of 2004 marking the beginning of an end to our university life. At last moments, 9/10 of us in the gang decided about going on Pakistan Tour arranged by our dear alma mater FAST. The itinerary included traveling in train from Karachi to Islamabad and then going up to the northern areas. [...]
! (Finger Lickin’ Chicken)
Posted: February 19, 2009 in Dear Diary :), PakistanTags: Karachi, Kentucky Fried Chicken, KFC, Laws of Attraction, Life, Pakistan, The Secret, Work
In the current economic crisis in which every other shop has a sale or they are closing down, our food industry seems to be flourishing. Instead of lowering down the prices, or offering packages their prices are sky rocketing. And does it affect their business? No, Because at least in Karachi the only entertainment you [...]
lamha by lamba badaltii hue suratehal
Posted: February 16, 2009 in Musings!, Pakistan, Views on NewsTags: 14th February, drone attacks, Kaarchi, Pakistan, Swat, USA, Valentine's day
While watching the news last Saturday, which happened to be 14th of Feb and hence St. Valentine’s day and celebrated for unknown reason in our part as well, the 9’0 clock news was interrupted for important breaking news. The breaking news which took precedence over the deadly devastation caused by drone attack in Swat by [...]