Provisional | SilverScorpio.Com

Musharraf ‘shedding crocodile tears’, says ex- Pak SCBA chief

September 19, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Islamabad, Sep.19 (ANI): Pakistan Supreme Court Bar Association’s former President Aitzaz Ahsan has said that former President General Pervez Musharraf is ‘shedding crocodile tears’ while admitting that removing Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry from office in 2007 was a mistake.

Referring to Musharraf’s speech at Trinity University in Saint Antonio, Texas, where the former general admitted that he had committed a mistake while sacking the then Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) from office, Ahsan said Musharraf had committed not only one but two mistakes by removing the higher judiciary and imposing an emergency in the country on November 3, 2007.

Talking to a private television channel, Ahsan said the government and the ‘independent’ judiciary should play their role in trying Musharraf under high treason charges.

He said it was not the right time for lawyers to take their struggle to roads, as they did previously while demanding restoration of the judiciary, The News reports.

Meanwhile, the Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid (PML-Q) has denied that Musharraf had taken the cabinet into his confidence before promulgating the Provisional Constitutional Ordinance (PCO) and imposing the emergency rule in 2007.

Interacting with media persons during an Iftaar party hosted by PML-Q President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain, several party leaders rejected the notion regarding Musharraf consulting the cabinet before taking the illegal and extra-judicial actions. (ANI)

Filed Under: International News Tagged With: ahsan, Aitzaz, ANI, association, bar, cabinet, channel, Chief Justice, Chief Justice Iftikhar, chief justice iftikhar muhammad chaudhry, chief justice of pakistan, CJP, confidence, constitutional, country, Court, crocodile, Crocodile Tears, emergency, ex, general, general pervez musharraf, Government, high treason, hussain, Iftaar, iftikhar muhammad chaudhry, independent judiciary, interacting, Islamabad, Judicial Actions, judiciary, justice iftikhar muhammad chaudhry, league, media persons, mistake, Muhammad Chaudhry, Musharraf, Muslim, NEWS, notion, November, office, ordinance, Pak, Pakistan, Pakistan Muslim League, pakistan supreme court, party, PCO, pervez, Pervez Musharraf, pml-q, president, president general pervez musharraf, private television, provisional, Quaid, restoration, role, rule, Saint Antonio, scba, Sep, shedding, shujaat, speech, struggle, supreme, supreme court bar, television, Texas, the, time, treason, treason charges, Trinity, Trinity University, University

KNP to hold Black Day on Oct.22

September 8, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

London, Sep.8 (ANI): The Supreme Council of the KNP held an important meeting in Luton on September 6, which was presided by the party Chairman Abbas Butt. The meeting discussed and analysed the current situation of the Kashmiri struggle and made important decisions.

The Supreme Council strongly condemned the government of Pakistan’s latest attempts to grab territory which is legal part of State of Jammu and Kashmir. The SC said Pakistani governments have never been sincere with the cause of Kashmir and always have formulated policies to snatch Kashmir; and have deliberately deprived people of their fundamental human rights.

The SC said people of Gilgit Baltistan deserve to have their basic human rights which have been denied since 1947; but no one should be allowed to implement their imperialist designs in name of giving rights to people of the region. The KNP leaders said, if Pakistani authorities were sincere they could have discussed the issue with the people of the region and given these rights without making the region a ‘province’ of Pakistan.

PPP government claims to advance rights of people and democracy, but their policies are designed to deprive people of basic rights and advance undemocratic and unconstitutional practises. They tried to make Pakistani Administered Kashmir a province after the Shimla Pact and they plan to make Gilgit Baltistan a province and pave way for division of Jammu and Kashmir.

KNP leaders said some people of Jammu and Kashmir hold Black Day on 27th October, as that is the day when Indian army landed in Kashmir. KNP leaders said in our opinion their wisdom is misdirected. We have to look at the root cause. Indian army came after the tribal invasion and subsequent ‘Provisional Accession’.

KNP Supreme Council said, ‘It was the Pakistani tribesmen supported by the Pakistani government of the time which violated the Standstill Agreement and invaded parts of the State territory. It was these tribesmen which contravened the State sovereignty and killed thousands of innocent Kashmiri men and women. It was because of this unprovoked and unjustified attack on our sovereignty which seriously threatened life, honour and property of people that the Maharaja was compelled to seek help from India.

KNP leaders said we have serious issues with India on their Kashmir policy, as we believe Kashmir is not their internal part; but as for the Black Day is concerned we should have Black Day on 22 October because this is the day when our troubles and miseries started.

KNP SC has decided to take a lead on this matter and hold a BLACK DAY on 22 October; and in this regard various responsibilities have been given to Dr Shabir Choudhry and Nawaz Majid who will liaise with other like minded people and parties. The meeting was addressed by ZubairAnsari, Nazam Bhatti, Nawaz Majid, Asim Mirza, Abbas Butt and Dr Shabir Choudhry.

Earlier KNP held an Iftar Party in which more than eighty people were present; among them were leaders and political activists of various Kashmiri parties who spoke against the new package for Gilgit and Baltistan and condemned designs of Pakistani government. In the meeting pro Pakistan and nationalist leaders were present, and they all strongly spoke against this new package and demanded that it must be taken back.

A unanimous resolution was passed which strongly criticised the new package and demanded from government of Pakistan to withdraw it as it will seriously damage our struggle for right of self determination. The resolution fully supported fundamental rights of people of Gilgit Baltistan; but added that the State of Jammu and Kashmir is one political entity and it must not be divided. (ANI)

Filed Under: International News Tagged With: ''cause, abbas, accession, administered, agreement, ANI, army, asim, attack, baltistan, bhatti, black, butt, chairman, Choudhry, Council, day, democracy, determination, division, eighty, entity, fundamental human rights, gilgit, Government, government of pakistan, honour, Iftar, imperialist, important decisions, India, indian army, invasion, issue, jammu, Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmir, kashmiri, Kashmiri Struggle, KNP, lead, liaise, life, London, Luton, maharaja, Majid, matter, meeting, Mirza, name, nawaz, Nazam, oct, October, opinion, package, pact, Pakistan, Pakistani, pakistani authorities, pakistani government, part, party, Party Chairman, policy, ppp, ppp government, property, province, provisional, regard, region, resolution, right, root, root cause, self, Sep, September, shabir, Shimla, situation, sovereignty, standstill, Standstill Agreement, state, state of jammu and kashmir, State Territory, struggle, supreme, supreme council, territory, time, Tribal, tribesmen, way, wisdom, ZubairAnsari

JBT Results ~ JBT Study Results 2009 ~ JBT CET 2008 ~ JBT CET 2008 2nd Education Counselling ~ JBT CET 2008 Provisional Study Merit Education List ~ hpeducationboard.nic.in

July 6, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

JBT Results ~ JBT Study Results 2009 ~ JBT CET 2008 ~ JBT CET 2008 2nd Education Counselling ~ JBT CET 2008 Provisional Study Merit Education List ~ hpeducationboard.nic.in

Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education has declared Provisional Merit List of State JBT CET 2008 for 13 Private Institutes for 2nd Counseling on Date 30/06/2009

This Merit List is available on -

http://www.hpeducationboard.nic.in/pdf/2009JBT2NDCOUNSELING.pdf

Provisional Merit List ~ CoEP Pune ~ CoEP Pune Provisional Merit List of FY B.Tech 2009 Admissions

July 2, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Provisional Merit List ~ CoEP Pune ~ CoEP Pune Provisional Merit List of FY B.Tech 2009 Admissions

2009 – 2010 F.Y. B.Tech Admissions provisional merit list for six autonomous engineering colleges of Pune will be available on College of Engineering Pune (CoEP) Website – www.coep.org.in

The first round of admission will be completed by 14th July 2009 and classes will start on 15th July 2009.

Filed Under: Educational News Tagged With: 14th, 14th July, 15th, 15th July, 2009 Provisional Merit List, admission, Admissions, autonomous, available, b tech, classes, coep, CoEP Provisional Merit List, Coep Pune, CoEP Pune Merit List, CoEP Pune Provisional Merit List, CoEP Pune Provisional Merit List Of FY B.Tech Admission, college, college of engineering, College Of Engineering Pune, completed, engineering, Engineering Colleges, F.Y. B.Tech Admissions 2009-10, fy, merit, provisional, Provisional Merit List, Provisional Merit List 2009, Provisional Merit List Of F.Y. B.Tech Admissions 2009-1, Provisional Merit List Of FY B.Tech Admissions 2009, Pune, round, six, start, Tech, website, website www

Provisional Merit list ~ Provisional Merit 2009 list ~ RKNEC Education ~ RKNEC Provisional Merit list 2009 ~ RKNEC Nagpur BE Provisional Merit 2009 list

July 2, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Provisional Merit list ~ Provisional Merit 2009 list ~ RKNEC Education ~ RKNEC Provisional Merit list 2009 ~ RKNEC Nagpur BE Provisional Merit 2009 list

Ramdeobaba Kamla Nehru Engineering College (RKNEC), Nagpur has declared provisional merit list for first year B.E admission 2009.

This merit list is available on RKNEC Website – http://rknec.edu/

Direct Link to Merit List – http://rknec.edu/page.php?id=fyr0910

SLIET ~ SLIET 2009 ~ SLIET 2009 Results ~ SLIET Longowal ~ SLIET Longowal 2009 Results ~ SLIET Counselling 2009 ~ SLIET Admission 2009 ~ sliet.ac.in ~ 2009 SLIET EXAM ~ Sliet Education 2009 Result

July 1, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

SLIET ~ SLIET 2009 ~ SLIET 2009 Results ~ SLIET Longowal ~ SLIET Longowal 2009 Results ~ SLIET Counselling 2009 ~ SLIET Admission 2009 ~ sliet.ac.in ~ 2009 SLIET EXAM ~ Sliet Education 2009 Result

Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET) has declared Results of SET 2009 Exams today on 1st July 2009.

These Results are available on SLIET Official Website – www.sliet.ac.in

Counselling for Admission:

1. Certificate Programme – Thursday -Friday, July 23-24, 2009
2. Diploma Programme – Saturday, July 25, 2009
3. Degree Programme Monday – Tuesday, July 27-28, 2009
4. P.G./M.Tech. Programme and PWD admissions – Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Note : Dates for Counselling are tentative/provisional:

For more details visit SLIET Official Website – www.sliet.ac.in

Filed Under: Educational News Tagged With: 1st, 2009 SLIET Longowal Results, 2009 SLIET Results, ac, admission, Am Results, available, certificate, counselling, dates, declared, degree, details, diploma, E, Education, engineering, Engineering And Technology, Engineering Technology, exam, institute, july 4, longowal, M Tech, monday tuesday, note, Note Dates, official, programme, provisional, PWD, results, sant, SLIET, SLIET 2009, SLIET 2009 Results, SLIET Admission, SLIET Admission 2009, SLIET Counselling, SLIET Counselling 2009, Sliet Longowal, SLIET Longowal 2009 Results, SLIET Longowal Results, SLIET Longowal Results 2009, SLIET Results, SLIET Results 2009, Sliet.Ac.In, Tech, Technology, tentative, website www

Poly Admission ~ Polytechnic Admission 2009 ~ Kerala Polytechnic Results ~ Polytechnic Allotment ~ polyadmission ~ Polytechnic Admission Kerala 2009 ~ polyadmission 2009 ~ polyadmission.org ~ 2009 Poly Admission

June 27, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Poly Admission ~ Polytechnic Admission 2009 ~ Kerala Polytechnic Results ~ Polytechnic Allotment ~ polyadmission ~ Polytechnic Admission Kerala 2009 ~ polyadmission 2009 ~ polyadmission.org ~ 2009 Poly Admission

Admission into polytechnic’s in Kerala for the year 2009 – 2010 has started. For details about admission procedure, you can visit a dedicated website created by Kerela Goverment – http://polyadmission.org/

This website also proviced Results, Examination Dates, Examination procedure, Entrance Exam Result, Rank List, Provisional Rank list, Councelling and Allotment for Polytechnic Admission.

Provisional Rank list & Trial Allotment will be published online on the website today (27th June 2009).

Polytechnic Admission 2009-10 – Schedule

Publication of Provisional Rank list & Trial Allotment : 27th June 2009
Last date for Appeal & Submitting Revised Options : 1st July 2009
Publication of Final Rank List & First Select List : 4th July 2009
Date of Admission based on First Select List : Up to 9th July 2009
Publication of Second Select List : 14th July 2009
Date of Admission based on Second Select List : Up to 18th July 2009

Filed Under: Educational News Tagged With: 14th, 14th July, 18th, 1st, 2009 Kerala Polytechnic Admission, 2009 Kerala Polytechnic Results, 2009 Poly Admission, 2009 Polyadmission, 2009 Polytechnic Admission, 2009 Polytechnic Admission Kerala, 2009 Polytechnic Allotment, 27th, 4th, 4th July, 9th, admission, Admission Procedure, allotment, AMP, appeal, based, Councelling, created, date, dedicated, details, entrance, Entrance Exam Result, exam, examination, Examination Dates, final, Goverment, http, kerala, Kerala Polytechnic Admission, Kerala Polytechnic Admission 2009, Kerala Polytechnic Allotment, Kerala Polytechnic Results, Kerala Polytechnic Results 2009, Kerela, last date, list, Online, options, org, Poly, Poly Admission, Poly Admission 2009, Polyadmission, Polyadmission 2009, Polyadmission.Org, Polytechnic, Polytechnic Admission, Polytechnic Admission 2009, Polytechnic Admission Form 2009, Polytechnic Admission Kerala, Polytechnic Admission Kerala 2009, Polytechnic Allotment, Polytechnic Allotment 2009, procedure, Proviced, provisional, publication, published, rank, results, revised, schedule, select, started, Submitting, today, trial, Trial Allotment, visit, website, Www.Polyadmission.Org, year

Sindh High Court issues notices to Musharraf, Qayyum

April 15, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Karachi, Apr. 15 (ANI): Sindh High Court has issued notices to former Pakistan President General (r) Pervez Musharraf and former Attorney General Malik Qayyum for alleged “abrogation and subversion of the Constitution.”

Acting upon the petition filed by Moulvi Iqbal Haider, the SHC ordered Musharraf and Qayyum to respond by May 19, The Nation reports.

Chairman of Awami Himayat Tehreek Pakistan Haider filed the petition aimed at seeking trial of former president and his allies Sharifuddin Pirzada and Malik Qayyum over the charges of ” high treason”, as they abated in abrogation and subversion of the Constitution of 1973, either by proclaiming or assisting in proclaiming ” Provisional Constitution Order (PCO 2 of 2007)”.

Sharif Pirzada, former Attorney General of Pakistan as respondent, appeared before the division bench comprising Justice Musheer Alam and Justice Safdar Ali Bhutto.

He requested the court to grant him further time to submit his comments over the petition. In this way, the court adjourned the hearing.

Meanwhile, neither the other respondents nor their counsel appeared as per court orders.

The other respondents in the petition are federal law secretary, federal interior minister and Home Secretary Sindh.

Haider submitted that all acts committed by Musharraf on November 02, 2008, were illegal and thereafter all amendments made by him were also illegal.

Musharraf and all those who supported him, should be liable to be proceeded under the high treason and should be brought to the justice. (ANI)

Filed Under: International News Tagged With: abrogation, acting, Alam, ali bhutto, ANI, Apr, Attorney General Malik Qayyum, awami, bench, chairman, constitution, counsel, Court, division, division bench, former president, haider, hearing, High, high treason, Himayat, home, Home Secretary, interior minister, iqbal, justice, Justice Safdar, karachi, law, law secretary, Malik Qayyum, May, minister, Moulvi, Musharraf, Musheer, nation, November, order, Pakistan, PCO, pervez, Pervez Musharraf, petition, pirzada, president, president general, provisional, Provisional Constitution, respondent, Safdar Ali, secretary, Secretary Sindh, Sharif Pirzada, Sharifuddin, shc, sindh high court, subversion, Tehreek, time, treason, trial, way

300 suicide attackers present in Pakistan: Rashid

April 6, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

Karachi, Apr 6 (ANI): Awami Muslim League (AML) chief Sheikh Rashid Ahmad has said that as many as 300 suicide attackers are present in Pakistan and if they are not controlled, large-scale disaster may hit the country.

Talking to the media at the Jinnah International Airport, he said Pakistan was in the grip of suicide attacks and the whole nation would have to rise against them.

Condemning the suicide attack at an Imambargah in Chakwal, Rashid said the country was going through a critical phase, the Daily Times reported.

Decisions were being taken on the roads rather than by parliament and some decisions were being made at gunpoint, he remarked.

The Provisional Constitutional Order (PCO) judges were there before the suspension of the Punjab Government and they are there after its restoration as well, Rashid added.

He demanded Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States (US) should be called back for not arguing the case of the country in an effective way.

The US could not succeed in Afghanistan without the help of Pakistani forces and agencies, Rashid underlined.

He stressed the political parties should bring back the money their leadership had stashed in offshore accounts.

Replying to a question, Rashid said the reinstatement of the judges had been decided on March 13. (ANI)

Filed Under: International News Tagged With: Afghanistan, Ahmad, airport, ambassador, aml, ANI, Apr, attack, awami, case, Chakwal, condemning, constitutional, country, Critical Phase, daily, disaster, Government, grip, gunpoint, help, imambargah, international, jinnah, Jinnah International Airport, karachi, leadership, league, March, MONEY, Muslim, muslim league, nation, Offshore Accounts, order, Pakistan, parliament, PCO, phase, political parties, provisional, Punjab, punjab government, question, Rashid, Rashid Ahmad, reinstatement, Replying, restoration, rise against, Scale Disaster, sheikh, Sheikh Rashid, suicide, Suicide attack, suicide attackers, suicide attacks, suspension, times, United States, US, way

Former President R. Venkataraman passes away

January 27, 2009 By admin Leave a Comment

New Delhi, Jan 27, (ANI): Former President Ramaswamy Venkataraman passed away on Tuesday at the Army Research and Referral Hospital in New Delhi.

Venkataraman, 98, was admitted to the hospital on January 12 with complains of Urosepsis (a toxic condition caused by the extravasations of urine into bodily tissues.

He was suffering from multi-organ failure and was on advanced life support systems including ventilatory support and continuous hemodialysis,” an official of the hospital said.

Venkataraman had served as the eighth President of the Republic of India, from 1987 to 1992. He served nearly 4 years as the 7th Vice-President before electing as a President.

Ramaswamy Venkataraman was born in Rajamadam village of Pattukottai Taluk head office of Tamil Nadu’s Thanjavur district on December 4, 1910.

Educated in the city of Madras (now Chennai), Venkataraman obtained his Master Degree in Economics from Madras University.

He later qualified in Law from the Law College, Madras. Venkataraman was enrolled in the High Court, Madras in 1935 and in the Supreme Court in 1951.
He was the member of the Indian National Congress party and has held various ministerial positions in the course of his long and distinguished political career.

Venkataraman also served as the member of the Political Affairs Committee and the Economic Affairs Committee of the Union Cabinet, International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and the Asian Development Bank.

He had served as the leader of the Indian Delegation to the 42nd Session of the International Labour Conference at Geneva (1958) and represented India in the Inter Parliamentary Conference in Vienna (1978).

He was also a Member of United Nations Administrative Tribunal from 1955 to 1979 and then served as its President from 1968 to 1979.

Law and trade union activity led to Venkataraman’s increasing association with politics. He was the member of the Constituent Assembly that drafted India’s Constitution.

He was elected in 1950, to free India’s Provisional Parliament (1950-1952) and to the First Parliament (1952-1957).

During his legislative career, Venkataraman attended the 1952 Session of the Metal Trades Committee of the International Labour Organisation as a workers’ delegate.

He was a member of the Indian Parliamentary Delegation to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in New Zealand. Venkataraman was also Secretary to the Congress Parliamentary Party in 1953-1954.

Although re-elected to Parliament in 1957, Venkataraman resigned his seat in the Lok Sabha to join the State Government of Madras as a Minister.

Venkataraman was appointed a Member of the Planning Commission in 1967 and was entrusted with the subjects of Industry, Labour, power, transport, communications, and railways. He held that office until 1971.

In 1977, Venkataraman was elected to the Lok Sabha from Madras (South) Constituency and served as an Opposition Member of Parliament and Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee.

He was re-elected to the Lok Sabha in 1980 and appointed Union Minister of Finance in the Government headed by Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. He was later appointed Union Minister of Defence, before serving as Vice-President and President. (ANI)

Filed Under: International News Tagged With: 42nd, activity, administrative, affairs, ANI, army, Asian, assembly, association, bank, cabinet, career, chairman, Chennai, city, college, commission, committee, commonwealth, condition, conference, Congress, constituency, constituent, constitution, course, Court, December, defence, degree, delegate, delegation, Development, district, economic, economics, educated, failure, finance, former, fund, geneva, Government, head, High, hospital, India, Indian, industry, Inter, international, jan, January, labour, law, leader, life, lok, madras, master, member, metal, monetary, nadu, national, New Delhi, New Zealand, office, official, opposition, organisation, parliament, parliamentary, party, Pattukottai, planning, political, power, President R Venkataraman, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, provisional, Public, Rajamadam, Ramaswamy, reconstruction, referral, republic, Research, sabha, seat, secretary, session, south, state, support, supreme, Taluk, tamil, Thanjavur, toxic, trade, Trades, transport, tribunal, Tuesday, union, united, University, urine, Urosepsis, ventilatory, vice, Vienna, village

Top performers named in provisional squads for ICC Women’s World Cup 2009

January 15, 2009 By Rajesh Leave a Comment

Dubai, Jan.13 (ANI): The best of the best in women’s cricket have been named in the provisional squads for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2009 to be held in Australia from 7 to 22 March.

In ICC events, participating teams are expected to submit their provisional squads 60 days prior to the start of the tournament while the teams are expected to name their final 15-player squads 30 days before the first match.

The top three ODI batters in the Reliance Mobile ICC Player Rankings – Claire Taylor of England, Australia’s Lisa Sthalekar and Mithali Raj of India – have all been named in the provisional squads along with leading bowlers Isa Guha of England, Shelley Nitschke of Australia and India’s Jhulan Goswami.

Also featuring are Karen Rolton of Australia, who won the ICC Women’s Cricketer of the Year in 2006, the 2008 winner England’s Charlotte Edwards, New Zealand’s Haidee Tiffin, Ashlyn Kilowan and Alicia Smith of South Africa, Sajida Shah of Pakistan and Dedunu Silva and Shashikala Siriwardena of Sri Lanka.

Australia and New Zealand will make final touches to their World Cup preparations by playing in the Rose Bowl Series in New Zealand from 1 to 12 February while Pakistan and Sri Lanka will warm up for the most prestigious event in women’s cricket by participating in the triangular series in Bangladesh from 3 to 18 February.

England, which submitted its 15-player squad in October, along with India, South Africa and the West Indies, has no ODIs planned in a lead up to the tournament.

The ICC Women’s World Cup 2009 will see the world’s top eight teams – hosts and holders Australia, along with England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and the West Indies – compete at six venues across New South Wales and Australian Capital Territory (ACT).

ESPN STAR Sports, the ICC’s broadcast partner, will cover all seven matches that will take place at North Sydney Oval, including the final. This will ensure that the event will be the most widely viewed to date, with the coverage to be aired in more than 100 countries.

The format of the event sees the teams divided into two groups. Australia, New Zealand, the West Indies and South Africa are in Group A while India, England, Sri Lanka and Pakistan are in Group B.

The top three sides in each group go forward to the Super Six stage where each side then plays the teams which have qualified from the other group. The top two sides from the Super Six go forward to the final.

The provisional squads for all eight participating teams are:

AUSTRALIA – Karen Rolton (captain) Sarah Andrews, Alex Blackwell, Kate Blackwell, Melissa Bulow, Kris Britt, Jessica Cameron, Renee Chappell, Leonie Coleman, Lauren Ebsary, Sarah Edwards, Rene Farrell, Jodie Fields, Corrinne Hall, Rachel Haynes, Alyssa Healy, Jessica Jonassen, Delissa Kimmence, Shelley Nitschke, Erin Osborne, Ellyse Perry, Kirsten Pike, Leah Poulton, Emma Sampson, Clea Smith, Lisa Sthalekar, Selina Tainton, Jo-Ann Verrall, Elyse Villani, Julie Woerner.

ENGLAND – Charlotte Edwards (captain), Caroline Atkins, Katherine Brunt, Holly Colvin, Lydia Greenway, Lauren Griffiths, Isa Guha, Jenny Gunn, Laura Marsh, Beth Morgan, Ebony-Jewel Rainford-Brent, Nicola Shaw, Anya Shrubsole, Claire Taylor, Sarah Taylor.

INDIA – Amita Sharma, Anagha Deshpande, Anjum Chopra, Asha Rawat, Devika Palshikar, Diana David, Gouhar Sultana, Harmanpreet Kaur, Jaya Sharma, Jhulan Goswami, Lalita Sharma, Latika Kumari, Mithali Raj, Murugesan Thirushkamini, Niranjana Sankaramani, Nooshin Al-Khadeer, Pallavi Bharadwaj, Priti Dimri, Priyanka Roy, Punam Raut, Ria Chaudhury, Rumeli Dhar, Reema Malhotra, Rajeshwari Goyal, Seema Pujare, Sindhu Basu, Snehal Pradhan, Sravanthi Krishnamurthy, Sulakshana Naik, Swarupa Kadam.

NEW ZEALAND – Haidee Tiffin (captain), Suzie Bates, Kate Broadmore, Nicola Browne, Sarah Burke, Abby Burrows, Emma Campbell, Rachel Candy, Amanda Cooper, Sophie Devine, Anna Dodd, Luch Doolan, Maria Fahey, Rosamond Kember, Victoria Lind, Frances Mackay, Katey Martin, Aimee Mason, Sara McGlashan, Beth McNeill, Louise Milliken, Prashilla Mistry, Rowan Milburn, Rachel Priest, Katherine Pulford, Sian Ruck, Amy Satterthwaite, Sarah Tsukigawa, Megan Wakefield, Anna Wilkins.

PAKISTAN – Almas Akram, Asmavia Iqbal, Armaan Khan, Bibi Nahida, Bismah Maroof, Javeria Wadood, Kainat Imtiaz, Mariam Hassan Shah, Marina Iqbal, Mehwish Tariq, Naila Nazir, Nazia Sadiq, Nida Rashid, Sabeen, Sajida Shah, Salma Faiz, Sana Gulzar, Sana Mir, Sana Zeeshan, Sania Iqbal, Sukhan Faiz, Sumaiya Siddiqui, Syeda Nain Abidi, Sadia Yousaf, Syeda Batool Fatima Naqvi, Sumaira Sajid, Qanita Jalil, Urooj Mumtaz, Wajiha Sundas, Zeba Hussain.

SOUTH AFRICA – Olivia Anderson, Susan Benade, Cri-Zelda Brits, Trisha Chetty, Moseline Daniels, Denisha Devnarain, Shandre Fritz, Alison Hodgkinson, Shabnim Ismail, Marizanne Kapp, Ashlyn Kilowan, Marcia Letsoalo, Sunette Loubser, Dane van Niekerk, Mignon Du Preez, Alicia Smith, Melissa Smook, Claire Terblanche, Daleen Terblanche, Kirstie Thomson, Charlize van der Westhuizen, Yolandi van der Westhuizen.

SRI LANKA – Sanduni Abeyawickrama, Suwini de Alwis, Chamari Atapaththu, Chamika Bandara, Dushyanthi Dedunu, Sandamali Dolawatta, Shereena Faizer, Hiruka Fernando, Rose Fernando, Sumudu Fernando, Sajeewani Galagedara, Chandima Gunerathna, Gayathri Kariyawasam, Nirosha Kumari, Eshani Lokusooriya, Ama Kanchana, Lasanthi Madushani, Dilani Manodara, Chamari Polgampola, Udeshika Prabodini, Deepika Rasangika, Dumila Ramma Waduge, Maduri Samudika, Chamani Seneviratne, Dedunu de Silva, Shashikala Siriwardena, Prabha Udawatta, Prasadini Weerakkodi, Sripali Weerakkodi, Chandi Wickremasinghe.

WEST INDIES – Merissa Aguilleira, Kirbyina Alexander, Melisia Billingy, Shemaine Campbelle, Phernel Charles, Maria David, Shanel Daley, Deandra Dottin, Keila Elliott, Pearl Etienne, Afy Fletcher, Erva Giddings, Geneille Greaves, Cordel Jack, Stacy-Ann King, Pamela Lavine, Debbie-Ann Lewis, Tracey Miller, Anisa Mohammed, Chedean Nation, Juliana Nero, Gaitri Seetahal, Shakera Selman, Zaheeda Samdally, Nicole Samuel, Danielle Small, Charlene Taitt, Stefanie Taylor, Joann Vansertima, Vanessa Watts.(ANI)

Filed Under: Sports News Tagged With: Africa, along, Australia, captain, claire, Cricket, cup, dedunu, edwards, England, event, faiz, fernando, final, goswami, group, icc, India, indies, iqbal, jhulan, kate, kumari, lanka, lauren, maria, named, Pakistan, participating, provisional, rachel, sana, sarah, shah, sharma, six, smith, south, squads, sri, super, taylor, teams, top, tournament, van, west, Women, world, zealand