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    The Star XI Nawan Kali team displayed a dominant performance yesterday, dismantling Rahim Khan XI by a staggering 8-1 margin in the ongoing Khalilur Rehman Memorial Hockey Championship at the Swat hockey turf. Star XI asserted their control from the start, peppering the Rahim Khan XI goal with relentless attacks. Their dominance translated into an impressive eight-goal tally, leaving their opponents scrambling for answers. Rahim Khan XI managed a lone goal, but it proved to be a mere consolation in the face of Star XI's offensive onslaught. Adding to the prestige of the event, Regional Sports Officer Malakand Shakeel Ahmed Khan graced the match as the special guest, accompanied by Malik Wadan of the Swat Hockey Association. They took the opportunity to introduce the players and appreciate the commendable efforts of the Swat Hockey Association in organizing the successful championship.   #KMC2024 #HockeyDomination #StarXIWinsBig #SwatSports #SportsNews #PakistanHockey

    The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa women's footsall team, who emerged victorious in the national competitions last year, are still waiting to receive the prize money of Rs. 3 lakh announced by the sports directorate. While the organizers claim the issue has been settled, the players remain in limbo, facing continued delays and uncertainty. Sources close to the team revealed that the prize money, initially promised from a local Peshawar college, has not been disbursed for over a year and a half. The players, many of whom are college students themselves, have been repeatedly strung along with empty promises by the organizers. Alarmingly, further reports suggest that a few journalists involved in the competitions might be behind the missing funds. According to some players, these individuals allegedly received the money from the sports directorate under false pretenses but never forwarded it to the team. These allegations, though unconfirmed, cast a dark shadow over the prize money'

    In the midst of the first Khairur Rahman hockey tournament at the Swat Hockey Aster and Turf, the second day witnessed a series of decisive matches. Among them was a riveting clash between Swat Zalmi and Fateh XI. The intense competition concluded with Swat Zalmi securing victory with a three-goal lead. District Sports Officer Swat, Obaidullah, graced the match as the special guest, accompanied by notable figures from the Swat Hockey Association, including Chairman Dr. Zafar Haji Muhammad Abbas, Secretary Musa Khan, and Malik Widan. Prior to the match, the special guest, along with the association members, introduced the players, adding a ceremonious touch to the event. #SwatSports #HockeyTournament   #SwatHockeyChamps #ZalmiTriumph  

    Two exciting matches unfolded today at the Swat hockey turf as part of the ongoing Khalilur Rehman Memorial Hockey Championship, organized with the support of the District Hockey Association. Nawan Kili XI Dominates with 3-0 Victory: The first match saw Nawan Kili XI step onto the field with impressive determination. They quickly took control, scoring three consecutive goals early in the game against Swat Red. Despite Swat Red's efforts, Nawan Kili XI's strong defense held firm, securing a decisive 3-0 victory. Swat XI Claims Victory After Tight Battle: The second match witnessed a nail-biting encounter between Swat XI and Shining Star. Both teams displayed exceptional skill and resilience, but Swat XI managed to edge out their opponents by netting three goals against Shining Star's one. This hard-fought win propelled Swat XI to the next stage of the championship. #KhalilurRehmanHockey #SwatHockey #NawanKiliXI #SwatXI #HockeyChampions #Peshawar

    The HEC's sports trials in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have generated controversy and raised questions about their purpose and transparency. Critics argue that the initiative oversteps the commission's mandate, suffers from political interference, fails to identify new talent, and lacks proper oversight. The lack of transparency in financial matters further fuels concerns about potential misuse of public funds. Instead of focusing on ventures outside its core responsibility, the HEC should prioritize its core mandate of improving the quality of higher education in Pakistan. Similarly, the provincial sports directorates and the Pakistan Sports Board should be held accountable for their performance in identifying and nurturing athletic talent. Only through a transparent and focused approach can Pakistan hope to develop a robust and successful sporting ecosystem Questionable Mandate: The HEC's primary responsibility lies in the realm of higher education, not sports developmen

    In a nail-biting final held at the Kohat Hockey Turf, Ayub Club clinched the championship title of the Kohat Division Hockey League, defeating Bangash Club Hangu in a closely contested 3-2 match. Ayub Club remained undefeated throughout the league, showcasing their unwavering dominance. The grand closing ceremony was graced by the esteemed Principal of Army Public School, who awarded prizes to the winning team and top performers. District Sports Officer Kohat lauded the efforts of Hockey Association Kohat and announced the upcoming Provincial Hockey Association event to be held in Kohat soon. To further bolster the initiative, he generously announced a sum of Rs 10,000 for the tournament committee. Ayub Club's victory was a testament to their exceptional skills and unwavering spirit. This win not only solidifies their position as Kohat's premier hockey team but also injects excitement into the local sports scene, paving the way for even more enthralling tournaments in

    While winter winds whip through Charsadda, Abdul Wali Khan Sports Complex's swimming pool faces chilling obstacles. Despite having gas connection points, the lack of readily available needle gas and frequent load shedding are making life for potential bathers anything but refreshing. Amidst this cold reality, a glimmer of hope emerges. Sources confirm former DG Sports Khalid Mahmood had approved a plan to utilize the Pangas system for heating the pool's water. However, this ray of warmth is dimmed by the pool's shortcomings. Falling short of international standards, the pool boasts only seven lanes instead of the required eight. Its width also fails to meet international specifications, and a glaring lack of ventilation adds to the woes. Moreover, departmental teams have not graced the facility for over four months. To add salt to the wound, Charsadda's pool pales in comparison to Peshawar's Adil Khan Sports Complex. While Peshawar's pool enjoys a fo

    Imran Khan, the newly appointed District Sports Officer for the Abdulwali Khan Sports Complex swimming pool in Charsadda, is bringing a refreshing twist to Charsadda's winters. With his innovative plan approved by both the former and current Directors General of Sports for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the swimming pool will stay operational even during the chilly months. Khan's vision involved utilizing pan gas to heat the pool's water, ensuring a comfortable swimming experience. Presenting his proposal to Khalid Mahmood, the former DG Sports, and receiving Abdul Nasir Khan's, the current DG's, appreciation, Khan has set the wheels in motion. "This unique winter swimming facility will be the first of its kind in the province," says Khan, beaming with enthusiasm. "Providing warm water in Charsadda's swimming pool reflects our commitment to offering year-round recreational opportunities for the community." Even the pool's builder is impr

    In a perplexing turn of events, a Class IV employee assigned to the hostel at Peshawar Sports Complex has become the center of attention for the Directorate. The employee, who took an unexplained leave, returned to duty after 21 days, presenting medical documents that are yet to gain approval. According to insider sources from the Sports Directorate, the hostel's watchman reported stomach pain one month ago, leading to his absence for twenty-one days, citing illness. The administrator initially approved the leave based on the provided medical report.   However, subsequent reports surfaced indicating the employee's presence at a private school. Subsequently, the employee was summoned to provide an explanation. Surprisingly, the concerned official managed to complete medical paperwork for himself, which were later submitted. This raised concerns among other sports directorate employees, prompting immediate complaints. In response, all employees undergoing medical ch

    In a disheartening development at the ongoing Volleyball Inter-Regional Championship hosted at the Peshawar Sports Complex, officials from various regions within the sports directorate have inserted themselves as team officials, sidelining the dedicated volleyball coaches responsible for team selection. Contrary to the commendable efforts of volleyball coaches working on a daily wage basis in the seven different regions, civil servants from respective divisions, drawing regular salaries, have maneuvered to position themselves as officials. This strategic move is aimed at securing a share in the Tournament Allowance and Daily Allowance (TADA) distributed by other institutions at the conclusion of the championship. It is crucial to note that each division's complex has its own volleyball associations, along with diligent coaches on daily wages who have played a significant role in team selection. However, these coaches find themselves completely disregarded as officials pri