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December 22, 2025

News Desk

ACC under Mohsin Naqvi approves start of high performance cricket centres

ACC President Mohsin Naqvi at a special ACC meeting at its headquarters in Dubai, UAE. — X/@TheRealPCBMedia DUBAI: Asian cricket’s governing body has approved plans to set up state-of-the-art high-performance centers across the region, aimed at boosting player development in countries that lack modern training facilities, officials said on Tuesday. The decision was taken at a special meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) held at its headquarters in Dubai and chaired by ACC president Mohsin Naqvi. The centers will be developed in phases and priority will be given to Asian member states that do not currently have access to

September 30, 2024

News Desk

Punjab plans to ‘spend over Rs 612 million on luxury vehicles’ amid Centre’s austerity drive

People visit an auction of used cars owned by the government at the Prime Minister’s premises in Islamabad, Pakistan, September 17, 2018. — Reuters LAHORE: As the cash-strapped country struggles to cut administrative costs as part of an austerity drive, the Punjab government plans to spend over Rs 612 million on 76 luxury vehicles for Parliament secretaries and escorts for protocol duties of provincial ministers such as emerged on Monday. sources said Geo News that the additional chief secretary wrote a letter to the finance department to release funds of over Rs 612 million for the procurement of 76 luxury

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