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Zaheer Abbas is a former Pakistani cricketer, regarded as one of the finest batsman produced by that country. He is widely known as the "Asian Bradman" a reference to former Australian great Sir Donald Bradman. He had a long stint with Gloucestershire county club; joining the county in 1972, he remained there for thirteen years. During that time he scored over a thousand runs in the majority of his thirteen seasons. He also made over two thousand runs in a single season on two occasions for the club (1976 and 1981). During those thirteen years at Gloucestershire, he played 206 First Class games, scoring over 16,000 runs. He averaged 49.79, hitting 49 hundreds and 76 fifties. He remains second on the list of all-time ICC ODI batting rankings. His younger brother Sagheer Abbas have had been brilliant in cricket either. After Pakistan Cricket Board, he is playing a vital role in the coaching and promotion of Women Cricket by running Zaheer Abbas Cricket academy familiar as ZACA. Nain Abidi, former vice captain of Pakistan is taking the lead. The fascinating cricketing environment has welcomed so much of the young talent to do much more with Pakistan Cricket in future. Hard work certainly takes u to the ZENITH Decent life style is ADMIRED Ascertain hidden mental CAPABILITIES Ambitions will be ACCOMPLISHED

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THE GYM perhaps one of the oldest gym in twin cities started life in the Mid Nineties in F-6 at a local residential building.THE GYM was established in 1992 now owned and brought to recognition by Sheikh Amir Rauf a Well Renowned NABBA Contestant (7th Position) . THE GYM being one of the most popular gym in the Twin Cities with a much more loyal client base than any other gyms of the cities.Situated in Blue Area in the heart of the city center of Islamabad. Politicians, celebrities from the world of music, television and sports travel to Islamabad for personalized training sessions offered by Amir & his Team. 40% of THE GYM'S member base comprises of female health and fitness enthusiasts, which makes this gym one of the very few unisex gyms in the country . Some of our female members travel all the way from Faisalabad and Sialkot to get their weekly fitness plans chalked out by Mr .Amir. Majority of our female clients had remarkable results in terms of weight loss, muscle toning, enhanced energy levels and boosted self confidence. Maybe it is the Blood, Sweat, and Tears of over many years of workouts ingrained into the brickwork; maybe it is being isolated from the rest of the world that makes THE GYM, the best gym in Islamabad for a hardcore workout. THE GYM caters for all levels of fitness and specializes in heavy duty equipment. There is always a qualified, friendly member of staff willing to give hands on training advice and are always willing to help. THE GYM offers different equipment and machines needed to achieve any goal. Some examples of equipment are: A wide range of dumbbells ranging from 2 to 150 pound, guided / free weight bench press, shoulder press, leg press, cables and free / guided squat! As well as this there are many different cardiovascular machines available including treadmills, elliptical trainers, recumbent bikes and many more! THE GYM is one of the very few salon gyms in Pakistan that has foreigner members from all parts of the world mainly from Germany, Uk, USA, Korea, Malaysia, Lebanon, and Italy. If you are ever in Islamabad make sure you pop in for a workout. ▪█─────█▪

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Lahore Polo Club is one of the oldest clubs in the world. The game of polo has been regularly played in the city for over a millennium by Emperors, Kings, Rulers, Princes as well as commoners. The main ground at the club is called the "Aibak Ground" in remembrance to the 13th century King of Delhi, Sultan Qutabuddin Aibak who died in 1210 when his horse fell while playing polo in Lahore. He is buried near the present Anarkali bazaar not far from the Lahore Fort. The Mughals, in particular, were very fond of the game. Emperor Babar, who founded the Mughal Empire in India in the 16th Century, played polo, so did his grandson Akbar the Great, who enjoyed playing this game, sometimes by Nur Jehan, the wife of Emperor Jehangir was a polo player as well. Both of them are buried outside the city of Lahore. The club has produced a number of internationally recognized players like the two brothers, Brig. "Hesky" Baig and Col. "Sikku" Baig, Brig. Sardar Hissam el Effendi, Gen. Yousuf, Maj. Gen. Sherali Khan Pataudi, Maj. Gen. Jehanzeb, Brig. Gul Mawaz Khan and Brig. "Gussy" Haider. Their sons and grandsons are still playing at the club. The two brothers Podger (8) and Vicky (8) El Effendi, the highest handicapped players of Pakistan (presently in USA), were the scions of the club.Some of the dignitaries that have visited (and a few have played) Lahore Polo Club include the Shah of Iran, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillips, Prince Hassan Bin Talal of Jordan, the King and Queen of Malaysia, Sheikh Zaid Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the President of UAE, the President of Turkey, the President of Djibouti, the Governor General of Australia, to name a few. Lady players are encouraged to play at the Lahore Polo Club since a number of years. During the winter season (2000 - 2001) a team of four visiting ladies played a well attended exhibition match at the club.We also have a number of foreign teams visiting us every year to either participate in tournaments or play in Exhibition games. In the past the club has played host to teams from USA, Argentina, England, France, Australia, Iran, Jordan, India, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Egypt, Malaysia and Nigeria. In addition there are a number of other foreign guests who regularly play polo at the club, while some foreign players are sponsored by local clubs.Visitors are welcomed to watch polo matches during the season and admittance to these games are free of charge. The season begins in the middle of October and ends around the middle of May. The tournaments range from low goals (0 - 4) to 18 goal tournaments, which are played around Feb. - March. A number of foreign players feature in these events regularly.

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