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March 7, 2025

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David Miller frustrated with ICC after South African Trophy exit

David Miller of South Africa during South Africa’s action during the ICC Men’s Trophy men’s Trophy Trophy against New Zealand at Gaddafi Stadium Lahore: South Africa David Miller has criticized the Cricket International Council (ICC) after the semifinal loss of the Champions Trophy team in New Zealand on Wednesday at the Gaddafi Stadium. He points out the planning and travel arrangements, which he believed that he adversely affected Proteas’s performance as he expressed his frustration. Both semifinals from Group B, South Africa and Australia had to travel to Dubai after the completion of the Group Stadium matches, as India’s semifinal

March 1, 2025

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Buttler leaves as a white -ball captan of England after the Champions Trophy’s exit

Jos Buttler of England walks after catching Afghanistan’s Rahmat Shah from Azmatullah Omarzai’s bowling in Gaddafi, Lahorei, Pakistan on 26 February 2025. – Reuters Wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler resigned as a captain limited by England on Friday, days after a team exit from the ICC Champions Trophy. Following a defeat of five wickets by Australian Australian leaders in the Trophy Champions opener, England was eliminated on Wednesday after eight loss against the Afghanistan tournament debut in Pakistan. He made the announcement during a press conference before the match with Brendon McCullum coach in front of Team Champions’ Trophy Trophy Trophy Trophy

February 28, 2025

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Jos Buttler resign as a Captain of England after Trophy’s champions exit

Listen to the article England Batter Jos Buttler resigned as the country’s captain’s captain on Friday, days after their team leaving the ICC Champions Trophy. Following a defeat of five wickets by Australian Australian leaders in the Trophy Champions opener, England was eliminated on Wednesday after eight loss against the Afghanistan tournament debut in Pakistan. “I’m going to stand down as a captain of England. It is the right decision for me, “Buttler told reporters at a press conference before Saturday’s match against South Africa. “It’s the right decision for the team and we hope that someone else who can

February 27, 2025

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Will England’s Buttler miss after Champions Trophy’s exit?

The Captain of England, Jos Buttler, is aimed at a Padafi Stadium in Lahore on February 25, 2025, on the eve of the ICC Champions Trophy One-Day (ODI) match against Afghanistan. – AFP England’s captain, Jos Buttler, said he would have discussions with the team’s management about his future after England’s Trophy Champions of the ICC after a dramatic loss in Afghanistan. Wednesday’s defeat in Lahore marked the second successive loss of England in the tournament, sealing the exit of their group. Afghanistan’s victory was the second disruption against England after their famous 2023 World Cup in India. Under Buttler’s

February 26, 2025

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Buttler to “examine all possibilities” after England’s exit from Champions Trophy

Listen to the article The Captain of England, Jos Buttler, hints at the opportunity to leave his role after the Trophy Men’s Champions of ICC 2025, saying, “We must consider all the possibilities.” Buttler, who faced criticism of England’s repeated failures under his leadership in big ICC tournaments, acknowledged the frustration of his team’s performance. “It’s really disappointing. I thought we had our chances in the game. The loss of England came after a strong delayed increase from Afghanistan in a group stage conflict. Buttler believed Ibrahim Zadran for his concerts. “They left us there in the last 10 overs,

February 26, 2025

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Aaqib Javed defends Pakistan’s team after Trophy Champions exit

Pakistan coach Aaqib Javed came out to support the national team after their frustrating exit to ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Speaking at a press conference on Rawalpindi, the temporary coach claimed that the team was chosen, but admitted that the results had not been in expectations. “Pakistan has chosen the best team available, but the shows do not match expectations – this is a reality,” he said. “Some players are vital to specific matches. Everyone in the team has won their position on the basis of performances. Now, besides Babar Azam, what other options do we have?” Javed rejected the

January 26, 2025

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Lukashenko’s Belarus set to extend 29-year rule with exit poll results

Listen to the article Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko is on course to secure a seventh term in office, with exit polls showing him with 87.6% of the vote in Sunday’s presidential election. The results, broadcast on state TV, indicate the long-term leader is extending his 29-year grip on power. This is the first presidential election in Belarus since the 2020 vote, which sparked mass protests over allegations of widespread fraud. After the protests, Lukashenko’s government cracked down on dissent, jailing more than 1,000 people, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski. The vote comes as Belarus remains aligned with Russia,

January 22, 2025

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Kyle Walker closes in on Manchester City exit as AC Milan move looms, Rashford left in limbo at Manchester United

Manchester City have reportedly agreed to send England international Kyle Walker on loan to AC Milan for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. The two clubs are now in negotiations over a possible purchase option to make the move permanent at a later date. AC Milan have been chasing Walker for much of the January transfer window, increasing their interest after failing to secure a deal for Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford. Due to registration rules limiting them to just one English player this month, Milan turned to the City defender. Walker, who is under contract with Manchester City until the

December 24, 2024

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Kuwait oil firm seeks exit from Pakistan, sells key assets

A unit of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation. — AFP/File KUFPEC to “recoup its investments” by selling assets. The company’s decision has raised serious concerns among policy makers. PEL also confirms making advances to KUFPEC. ISLAMABAD: Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company (KUFPEC) has begun the process of exiting Pakistan’s oil and gas sector by selling its major assets to Pakistan Exploration (Private) Limited (PEL) for around $60 million, according to a senior official of the Ministry of Energy. talk to The News on Monday. “Foreign E&P companies are increasingly frustrated, mainly because of the huge cyclical debt in the gas sector, which

November 8, 2024

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Bruce Dickinson reveals possible exit from ‘Iron Maiden’ amid battle with cancer

Bruce Dickinson reveals possible exit from ‘Iron Maiden’ amid battle with cancer Nearly a decade after battling a cancerous tumor on the back of his tongue, Iron Maiden’s Iconic singer Bruce Dickinson has spoken candidly about quitting if he could no longer perform. During a recent interview with Rich rollthe 66-year-old shared that he was ready to support Iron Maiden in finding his replacement if his ability to sing was permanently affected. Dickinson revealed, “I was quite prepared to accept that I might not be able to sing with Iron Maiden again. Maybe I could sing in a different way,

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