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January 4, 2024

News Desk

The record for the “shortest completed Test” was broken after 90 years

The Cape Town match breaks the previous Melbourne red ball record set in 1932 India and South Africa share the trophy after drawing the two-match Test series 1-1. — X/ICC A new history has been made in cricket after the second red ball match between South Africa and India became the shortest Test ever completed after over nine decades. Before the Cape Town match, the shortest Test was between Australia and South Africa in Melbourne in 1932, which lasted 656 balls (109 overs). The previous record was broken after the Cape Town Test was completed in just 642 balls (107

November 12, 2023

News Desk

The rupee will remain under pressure until the IMF review is completed

A foreign exchange dealer counts US dollars at a shop in Karachi on March 2, 2023. — Online The rupee has depreciated by Rs 2 against the dollar this week. Local closes at Rs 287.03 per dollar on Friday. The analyst does not expect the rupee to break above 290. KARACHI: The rupee is expected to remain under pressure against the dollar next week pending the completion of the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) first review of the country’s $3 billion loan programme, The news it said on Sunday, citing a report from Tresmark. The local currency depreciated by Rs 2

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