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November 25, 2025

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Lahore Qalandars, Peshawar Zalmi, Quetta Gladiators renew contracts PSL: PCB

Quetta Gladiators skipper Saud Shakeel, Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Shah Afridi and Peshawar Zalmi skipper Babar Azam. — PSL/X@lahoreqalandars/Facebook@PeshawarZalmi Three Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchises, including Lahore Qalandars, Peshawar Zalmi and Quetta Gladiators, renewed their deals on Monday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced on Monday. The franchises will now remain with their current owners for the next ten years after their agreement is renewed, the PCB said in a statement. Three-time champions Qalandars were the first to extend their deal, following a comprehensive valuation. PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi praised the contribution and leadership of the franchise, saying that the

August 29, 2025

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PCB issues domestic women’s contracts

Lahore: The Pakistani Critic Council (PCB) announced on Thursday the domestic contracts for 65 cricket women, including 23 U19 and emerging players, for the period 2025-26. For the first time, contracts have been divided into two categories – gold and silver – with 20 players placed in the Gold category and 45 in silver. The contracts will be held from July 2025 to June 2026, covering many domestic and U19 tournaments scheduled during this period. The monthly holders have been awarded not only to standout performers from previous domestic events but also to players who have shown potential and promise

August 7, 2025

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Mills asked to comply with global contracts

Lahore: The Director of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Emma Fan, met with Pakistan’s textiles and discussed in detail the performance of the industry, the prospects for exports and ways and means to further increase the volume and value of the textiles. An ADB delegation, led by Emma’s fan and consists of Asad Aleeem, Deputy Director of the country, Khayyam Abbasi, Program Officer and Shaheryar Choudhry, a senior investment manager, held an intensive meeting with the management of All Pakistan Textile Miles. The delegation asked the business community in general and textiles exporters, in particular to take immediate action to

August 6, 2025

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PCB subsidizes central contracts and wage boost to women cricket

The Pakistani Critical Council (PCB) has announced new central conventions for national women cricket, which include a significant increase in wages in all categories. In a move to promote and support the female game, the PCB increased the players of the players by 50 %. A total of 20 players were announced Contracts have been assigned, divided into five categories, with remarkable inclusions and promotions across the boat. Sadia Iqbal, the top spherical ICC T20I, has been placed in Category A, along with Fatima Sana, Muneeba Ali and Sidra Amin. Category B includes Aliya Riaz, Diana Baig and Nashra Sandhu,

US Economics Contracts in the first quarter

WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump broke into his predecessor’s financial record on Wednesday, after US financial markets fell into the news that the US economy unexpectedly contracted in the first three months of the year. The gross domestic product of the world’s largest economy declined at an annual rate of 0.3 % in the first quarter, increasing by 2.4 % in the last months of 2024, according to Wednesday’s estimate by the US Trade Department. This was abruptly below the market consensus estimate to an increase of 0.4 %, according to fizing.com, and marked the first quarterly contraction by 2022. All

April 22, 2025

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The salaries of Indian Cricketers 2025 revealed with new contracts

Listen to the article As the Indian Premier League (IPL) warms up with players who are playing not only for the Franchise Glory but also for the points in the India World Cup team, financial stakes have increased equally abruptly. The Cricket Audit Council in India (BCCI) announced revised Central Conventions on Monday, further enhancing the profits of the country’s elite crickets, many of whom are already one of the highest athletes in the world. The contracts, structured in four categories, provide significant annual inspectors: A+ Grade Players will receive 70 million INR (US $ 820,000), while Grade A players

March 18, 2025

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FIFA report finds wide discrepancy in pay, contracts, women’s contracts

South Africa’s Thembi Kgatlana in action with Eliana Stabile in Argentina. – Reuters The average annual salary for a women’s football professional worldwide is $ 10,900, says FIFA’s annual female game report, a figure distorted by a small number of top clubs. Among the FIFA teams designated as Grade 1, which includes 41 clubs from 16 countries, the average salary was about $ 24,030, although 16 of these top clubs paid an average gross salary of more than $ 50,000, according to the “FIFA Women’s Reference Rate”. The highest of these salaries was about $ 120,000. However, the average gross

March 12, 2025

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US FUTURE contracts are increasing as Trump invoices add uncertainty before the report of the CPC

Listen to the article US stock contracts rose higher on Wednesday morning after a Fuel Trading Day on Wall Street. Future fulfillment contracts for large stock indicators such as Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite have shown moderate increases. This movement comes amid continuing uncertainty on the market after President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy, in particular his decision to impose new invoices on imports such as steel and aluminum. The invoices, which were first announced in February, will come into force on Wednesday, adding a 25% charge to steel and aluminum imports from all countries. The

October 10, 2024

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Govt targets Rs 8-10 per unit cut in power tariffs as five IPPs cancel contracts

Energy Minister Awais Leghari addresses a press conference in Islamabad, October 10, 2024. — Screengrab via Geo News Cut in electricity tariffs after talks with generation companies: Leghari. He says ISMO will allow consumers to buy electricity like stocks. “Elaboration of a program to enhance energy consumption in winter”. ISLAMABAD: Minister for Power (Energy Department) Awais Leghari said on Thursday that the government is aiming to reduce tariffs by Rs 8-10 per unit as five independent power producers (IPPs) canceled their contracts, a move expected to save Rs 411 billion Rs. “We will reduce the electricity tariff in mutual consultation

August 30, 2024

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Minister warns of ‘Reko Diq-like situation’ if IPP contracts unilaterally terminated

Federal Minister for Power Sardar Awais Ahmad Khan Leghari. — APP/File The minister says that the body, under his chairmanship, is looking into the issue of PPAs. Leghari says the government wants to get rid of IPPs that are no longer needed. He says good news about the IPPs in the pipeline for the country. Federal Power Minister Awais Leghari said the government cannot unilaterally terminate agreements with independent power producers (IPPs), warning that such a move would lead the country to face a “Reko Diq-like situation”. In 2019, Pakistan managed to escape an $11 billion penalty after reaching an

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