Greg Chappell watches Qureshi veterans cricket match
LAHORE: Former Australian captain Greg Chappell Thursday visited Shah Faisal Ground and watched a match of Ashiq Hussein Qureshi Memorial Veterans T20 Cricket Tournament.
The tournament is being organised in memory of Ashiq Hussain Qureshi, former chief executive of Pakistan Veterans Cricket Association. Talking to the players, Greg said that visiting Lahore reminds him of the happy moments he had. “Coming to Lahore, refreshed my memory,” said Greg. He was also delighted to see veterans of the game playing cricket. Praising Ashiq Qureshi, Greg said he was a cricket-loving personality.
Greg also met Rehman Qadir, son of late Test cricketer Abdul Qadir and condoled with him the death of Abdul Qadir.“Abdul Qadir was undoubtedly a great cricketer and a great man,” he added.Earlier on his arrival at the Shah Faisal ground Greg Chappell was received by CEO Punjab Veterans Cricket Association Amar Ilyas Butt.
-
Bruno Mars Leaves Taylor Swift Behind With Shocking Move -
Trump Administration Imposes 25% Tariff On Imports Of Some AI Chips -
Chinese Smartphone Makers Adjust Prices As Costs Go Up -
Wikipedia Owner Signs AI Content Training Deals With Microsoft, Meta -
Meghan Markle’s Real Feelings Revealed Amid UK Return Rumours -
Reese Witherspoon Issues Urgent Warning After Scammers Using Her Identity -
XAI Restricts Grok Image Editing After Backlash From California And Europe -
‘Disgraced’ Andrew’s Past Scandals Catch Up To His Daughters -
Amazon Rolls Out ‘sovereign’ EU-based Cloud To Address Data Privacy Concerns -
Ross, Matt Duffer Used AI To Write Finale Of 'Stranger Things'? -
Microsoft Secures Largest Ever Soil Carbon Credit Agreement Amid Data Centres Expansion -
Google Expands Gemini With Personal Intelligence -
Japan, Philippines Sign Defence Pacts As Regional Tensions Escalate -
ISS Crew Of Four Completes Medical Evacuation With Safe Splashdown Off California -
Connor Storrie Reveals Why His Dad Hasn't Seen 'Heated Rivalry' Yet -
Meghan Markle’s Biggest Challenge In UK Return As She Struggles To Control Narrative