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Jobs Published on 18-01-12 on The News Papers
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Recruitment Of Staff On Adhoc Basis In Lahore General Hospital
Jobs Published on 18-01-12 in The Nation News Paper
Pakistan Institute of Medical Science Islamabad Jobs 18-01-12
Jobs Published on 18-01-12 in The Nation News Paper
City District Government, Lahore (CDGL) 18-01-12
Job Opportunities In City District Government Lahore Published in The Nation News Paper on 18-01-12
Islamia College, Peshawar (CU)
Project Directore
Salary Rs. 50,000/-
Jobs Published in Aaj News Paper on 18-06-12
Applications Required In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Jobs Field Assistant
Lab Assistant
Mession Boy
Tracktar Driver
Published Jobs in Aaj News Paper on 18 -01-02
Applications Required In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Monday, December 5, 2011
Windies set India 261-run target in 3rd ODI
AHMEDABAD: West Indies set a competitive target of 261 runs for India in the third One-day International here at the Sardar Patel Stadium, Motera on Monday.
Put into bat by India captain Virender Sehwag, the West Indies made 260 runs for the loss of five wickets in the allotted 50 overs.
Marlon Samuels top scored with a patient 58 before an aggressive batting display by Andre Russell and captain Darren Sammy who added 79 runs from just 34 balls for an unbeaten sixth wicket partnership.
Sammy hammered 41 from 17 balls with five fours and two sixes while Russel struck four boundaries and two sixers in his 18-ball knockc of 40 runs.
Other prominent scorers were Denesh Ramdin (38), Kieron Pollard (29) and Darren Bravo (26 retired hurt).
For India, seamer Vinay Kumar claimed two wickets 39 runs.
India, leading 2-0 in the five-match series, made one change from the side that won the second one-dayer by five wickets as they brought in paceman Abhimanyu Mithun in place of Varun Aaron.
The West Indies replaced opener Adrian Barath with debutant spinner Sunil Narine.
Kohli, Sharma guide India to 5-wkt win over Windies
VISAKHAPATNAM: Splendid batting display by middle-order batsmen Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma powered India to a five-wicket win over the West Indies in the second one-day international on Friday despite Ravi Rampaul's record tail-end knock.
Rampaul cracked 86 not out, the highest score by a number 10 batsman in one-dayers, to help the tourists post a challenging 269-9 in the day-night match in Visakhapatnam.
India were struggling at 84-3 before passing their opponents' total with 11 balls to spare for a 2-0 lead in the five-match series, with Kohli hitting 14 fours in a 123-ball knock for his eighth one-day hundred.
Kohli received valuable support from Rohit Sharma, who scored a solid 90 not out for a second successive half-century. The pair put on 163 for the fourth wicket to shape India's 11th successive one-day win at home.
The West Indies were in deep trouble at 63-5 after being put in to bat in overcast conditions, but Rampaul and opener Lendl Simmons (78) helped their team set a stiff target.
The previous highest score by a number 10 batsman in one-dayers was an unbeaten 73 by Pakistan's Mohammad Aamer against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi in 2009.
Rampaul gave a superb display of power-hitting during his 66-ball innings, as he bludgeoned six sixes and as many fours and put on 99 with Kemar Roach (24 not out), the third-highest stand for the last wicket in one-dayers.
The West Indies were 149-8 in the 31st over before adding 120 runs for their last two wickets to frustrate India.
Rampaul, a left-handed batsman and right-arm paceman, and Roach returned to trouble India with the ball as they removed Gautam Gambhir and Parthiv Patel to reduce the hosts to 29-2 before rain stopped play for nearly 40 minutes.
Roach struck with his second delivery when he accounted for Patel, who was caught by skipper Darren Sammy at second slip, while Gambhir fell to a superb one-handed catch by Adrian Barath in the covers off Rampaul.
Skipper Virender Sehwag was dropped twice during his 35-ball 26 before being caught by Andre Russell at long-off off part-time spinner Marlon Samuels, but Kohli and Sharma ensured the victory with a big stand.
Indian pacemen Umesh Yadav grabbed three wickets and Vinay Kumar two to do the early damage.
Simmons steadied the innings with a 56-run stand for the sixth wicket with Kieron Pollard (35), who was adjudged caught by wicket-keeper Patel off the gloves after smashing spinner Ravichandran Ashwin for two successive sixes.
Simmons was the ninth man to be dismissed, run out while coming for a second run after hitting one six and eight fours in his 10th half-century in one-day internationals.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Jobs in Telecom Innovation Company
Jobs
Site Engineer Dae Civil Engineering
Site Surveyor
Accountant
Admin Assistant
Jobs in Telecom Innovation Company
Jobs in Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Punjab
Appointment of Controller of Examination
Board of Intermediate & Secondary Education Karachi
Jobs in Z T B L
Jobs in Zarai Traqyati Bank Published in Jung News papaers
Assistant Executive and President
Senior Voice President
Jobs in Ministry of Commerce
Jobs opportunities in ministry of Commerce, invites applications from candidates working in reputable and International Private Companies, in ordoer to fill some vacancies of Trade Officer Bs 18,19 and 20
Saturday, May 14, 2011
UN development careers
National Programme Manager Jobs
Published on Dawn News Paper on 12-05-11
Staff Wanted for Sugar Mills in Central Punjab
Producation Managers
Chief Chemist
Deputy Manager
Manager Fininace
Deputy Manager finanace
Published in Jang newspapaer on 14-05-11
Controller of Examination jobs in University of Health Sciences Lahore
Published in Jung 0n 14-05-11
