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June 9, 2024

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Legendary pace duo Wasim and Waqar offer predictions ahead of Pakistan-India clash

Former Pakistan fast bowlers Waqar Younis and Wasim Akram shared their predictions ahead of the highly anticipated Pakistan-India match at the Nassau County International Stadium in New York. Waqar Younis, analyzing the conditions, pointed out that the New York pitch favors the faster bowlers, potentially leveling the playing field between the two teams. “My heart says Pakistan, but from what I’ve seen so far in this tournament, the pitch in New York is very much for the faster bowlers. So it evens it out a little bit just because of the surface in New York.” , Waqar said. Instead, Wasim

May 25, 2024

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Shaheen Afridi rejects PCB vice-chairman’s offer

Pakistan pacer and former T20 skipper Shaheen Afridi. — AFP/File Sources confirm Shaheen’s refusal of the selection committee’s offer. The Board reinstated Babar as T20 captain in March replacing the pacer. Rizwan, Shadab are emerging as top contenders for the vice-captaincy of the team. KARACHI: Pakistan all-rounder Shaheen Afridi has rejected the Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) offer to become vice-captain of the national team, Geo News reported on Saturday. Sources close to Shaheen confirmed that the selection committee had suggested the pacer to become the team’s second captain and skipper Babar Azam, which he refused to accept. The development comes

April 24, 2024

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Norman says McIlroy welcomed on the LIV Tour but refuses any offer

ADELAIDE: LIV Golf boss Greg Norman on Wednesday denied making any financial offer to Rory McIlroy to switch from the PGA Tour, but said he was happy to “have a conversation”. A report in Britain last week said McIlroy – a long-time critic of the pioneering Saudi circuit – was poised to move to LIV in a staggering $850m deal. But the four-time major winner from Northern Ireland quickly shot down the rumors in an interview with NBC’s Golf Central. “LIV never made him an offer,” Norman said when asked by AFP on the sidelines of LIV’s latest stop in

March 24, 2024

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The government will offer OGDCL shares to Gulf investors

Islamabad: Pakistan’s government is expected to ask friendly nations to invest in the country’s largest hydrocarbon explorer – Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) – in order to get a better price for the company. Background discussions with officials aware of the development revealed that Pakistan could offer shares in the state-owned company to friendly countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar, which may offer attractive prices. Earlier, the strategy of selling OGDCL’s share in the stock market had led to a sharp fall in the company’s share prices. Stockbrokers allegedly manipulated the share

March 18, 2024

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Darren Sammy rejects PCB’s offer to coach Pakistan

Peshawar Zalmi’s Darren Sammy gestures at a post-match ceremony during the PSL. — AFP/File LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board’s (PCB) efforts to appoint a foreign coach for the men’s cricket team suffered another setback after former West Indies skipper Darren Shami rejected the board’s offer for the top job, The news reported on Monday. Sammy’s refusal – who is also the coach of Pakistan Super League (PSL) side Peshawar Zalmi – comes as he has an existing contract with the West Indies board where he serves as the team’s head coach in one-day internationals (ODIs) and T20Is . The development

March 15, 2024

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Shane Watson lured by PCB, $2m coaching offer sparks interest

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has put up an enticing salary package, sparking Shane Watson’s interest in taking over the coaching responsibilities for the Pakistan team. Initially reluctant due to family commitments, Watson later set a substantial fee, which the PCB surprisingly agreed to, offering an annual salary of $2 million, equivalent to around PKR 4.6 crore per month. If this deal goes through, Watson would become the most expensive coach in Pakistan’s history. The board is also willing to accept his other demands. Sources close to Watson said it is seriously considering this offer.

February 12, 2024

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Asensio “has a lot to offer” to PSG in the Champions League

FRANCE: Marco Asensio believes he “has a lot to offer” to Paris Saint-Germain in their latest bid for a maiden Champions League title, having previously lifted the trophy three times with Real Madrid. The 28-year-old joined PSG on a free transfer from Madrid in the summer but missed more than two months of action with a foot injury. However, he has been a regular since the winter break, starting the last three Ligue 1 matches and scoring twice. PSG host Real Sociedad in their Champions League last 16 first leg on Wednesday, hoping to avoid a third straight exit from

February 9, 2024

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Unarticulated offer based on shock value

KARACHI: Is Saltburn a movie about love, greed, gluttony or lust? This very question is asked by Oliver Quick (Barry Keoghan) at the beginning of the film in a narrative dedicated to Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi). However, the film’s genre offering is that of a psychological thriller, and that promise comes to the fore when you least expect it. As such, writer, director and co-producer Emerald Fennell’s art down to a definitive thing would be pretty reductive. Set against the backdrop of Oxford and Northamptonshire, the film is a surreal blend of undertones that dance seductively before the viewer’s eyes.

November 29, 2023

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‘Flexi Rides’ allows customers to offer their own deals

Initially, the service was launched in Rawalpindi and Islamabad to allow customers and captains to choose their fares A representational image of a person using a ride app. — website/careem.com/ In encouraging news for customers troubled by the exorbitant fares of ride-hailing apps, a new Careem option, titled ‘Flexi Rides’, will now allow customers and captains to choose and decide their ‘preferred’ fares. Currently, most transport platforms in Pakistan provide “variable fares” which fluctuate based on time of day, traffic and other factors and often result in exponentially high fares for customers. However, Flexi Rides aims to change that by

November 7, 2023

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Eight global companies offer PIA privatization services

Islamabad: Eight firms, including three among the top 20 financial advisory firms, responded to Pakistan’s request for proposal to prepare plans for the privatization and bifurcation of Pakistan International Airlines into good and bad entities. By the deadline, the Privatization Commission received technical and financial proposals from eight financial consulting firms, Privatization Minister Fawad Hassan Fawad said on Monday. The companies’ interest will boost the government’s privatization efforts. There were concerns that financial advisers might not show strong interest because of Pakistan’s poor track record of first hiring advisers and then exiting deals, including PIA. Pakistan had directly sent documents

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