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September 10, 2025

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Ganguly’s Pretoria team lands on Big-Hitting Brevis for a record price

Johannesburg: Coach Sourav Ganguly dropped a record of 16.5 million Rand ($ 941,000) to land a large Dewald Brevis for the Pretoria Capitals franchise at the SA20 auction in Johannesburg on Tuesday. The former Captain of India won a bidding war against former New Zealand Governor Stephen Fleming, who wanted Brevis for Joburg Super Kings. The price paid for Brevis closed the R14 million ($ 798,000) record, which took the South African international captain Aiden Markram in Durban’s Super Giants just a few minutes earlier. Markram was the first player to violate the R10 million barrier for the tournament, which

Is Airlift shutting down?

ISLAMABAD: In light of the significant downturn in global capital markets, Airlift is expected to soon announce closing down operations in Pakistan. According to the details, recently a trail of LinkedIn users came online writing their concerns that Airlift is shutting down its operations fully in Pakistan, However, there is not an official announcement from the company yet but sources claimed that the company is going to close shop completely in 2 days and all the employees are going to get a 2 month’s salary as compensation. Earlier, as a part of efforts to reduce the surface area, Airlift pulled out

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