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Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Thursday inaugurated the Nawaz Sharif Flyover in Sargodha—hailed as the city’s largest infrastructure project to date. Spanning 1.3 kilometers, the ...
Earlier, the Executive Director of CFTPI, Dr. Umar Yakubu, stressed the importance of a transparent and effective asset recovery framework in combating corruption and promoting accountability.
On the night of 8 May, India launched a stunning offensive on Pakistan. Somehow slipping past the Pakistan Navy’s cordon, the Indian Navy managed to effectively destroy the economically vital ...
For Lahore Qalandars, Fakhar Zaman was the top scorer with 60 runs. Mohammad Naeem made 22, Kusal Perera 17, Abdullah Shafique 5, Sikandar Raza 4, and Asif Ali contributed 18 runs. From Peshawar Zalmi ...
Lahore Qalandars were comfortably placed at 80 in 5.5 overs until Ali Raza removed Abdullah Shafique for 4, while Fakhar Zaman notched up his fifty. Kusal Perera partnered Fakhar briefly before ...
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Lahore Qalandars 149 for 8 (Fakhar 60, Daniyal 2-22, Raza 2-26, Sams 2-28) beat Peshawar Zalmi 123 for 8 (Sams 26*, Mirza 4-31, Afridi 2-19) by 26 runs The loss knocked Zalmi out of the ...
The ECS Estonia 2025 will be a six-team event, set to take place between May 19 and May 25. The Estonian National Cricket & Rugby Ground in Tallinn will host 34 games of the competition. Tallinn ...
While incarcerated PTI leaders including ex-ministers Dr Yasmin Rashid, Mian Mehmoodur Rashid, ex-governor Omar Sarfraz Cheema and Senator Ejaz Chaudhry were produced before Judge Manzer Ali Gill ...
The Qalandars then lost three more wickets in quick succession setback in the 10th over when Ali Raza dismissed in-form Sikandar Raza on four, bringing the total down to 115/4 in 9.4 overs.
19.30 start, First Session 19.30-21.00, Interval 21.00-21.20, Second Session 21.20-22.50 ...