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January 8, 2026

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Abrar, Shadab shine as Pakistan cruise past Sri Lanka in T20I opener

The Green Shirts sealed a commanding six-wicket win after bowling the Lions out for 128 in Dambulla Pakistan’s Salman Mirza (R) celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of Sri Lanka’s Kamil Mishara (L) during the first Twenty20 international cricket match between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium in Dambulla on January 7, 2026. Photo: AFP Pakistan underlined their credentials as serious contenders for the upcoming T20 World Cup with a commanding six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the opening match of the three-match series at the Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium on Wednesday. Billed as a

January 7, 2026

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Top seeds shine at national ranking tennis tournament

Muzammil Murtaza and Maheen Aftab Qureshi won the men’s and women’s singles title Islamabad: Muzammil Murtaza clinched the men’s singles title while Maheen Aftab Qureshi secured the women’s crown at the 11th Begum Kulsoom Saifullah Khan National Tennis Championship as the tournament concluded at the PTF Tennis Complex in Islamabad. Murtaza defeated veteran Aqeel Khan in the men’s singles final, while Qureshi beat Soha Ali to claim the women’s title. Around 250 players from all over Pakistan participated in the national ranking event. In the men’s doubles final, Ahmed Nail Qureshi and Abubakar Talha claimed the title after defeating Barkatullah

December 6, 2025

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Pakistani films shine at Iran’s Fajr Festival

SIRAZ, IRAN: Pakistan’s participation in the 43rd Fajr International Film Festival (FIFF), held in Iran’s historic city of Shiraz, marked a major milestone in South Asian cultural engagement and film diplomacy, Iranian media reported. Heading the national delegation, Culture Minister Aurangzeb Khichi was invited as a special guest, accompanied by prominent Pakistani filmmakers. His presence underscored Pakistan’s commitment to promote cultural cooperation, artistic exchanges and regional tourism through cinema. Speaking at yet another part of the festival, Khichi highlighted the historical, social and religious ties shared by Pakistan and Iran, stressing cinema as a powerful medium to strengthen cultural identity

October 13, 2025

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PAK runners shine at Chicago’s 2025 Marathon

Pakistani runners from all over the world gave impressive performances in Chicago Marathon, one of the seven World Marathon, who attracted more than 53,000 participants this year. The event included a different group of Pakistani athletes from Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad in expatriate and double nationals based in the United States, the United Kingdom, Norway and Gulf, all with pride over 42. The pioneer of Pakistani Contingent was Syed Ali Hamza, a Pakistani-American-based Villanova, Pennsylvania, who completed the race in 2 hours, 55 minutes and 14 seconds, emerged as the fastest Pakistani final. This was followed by another runner of

September 25, 2025

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The shine of solar energy as China extends the installation of the desert

An ocean of blue solar panels fluttering from the dunes of Oris of the Kubuqi desert of inner Mongolia, a glamorous example of the almost unthinkable transition to China’s mammoth. Even when other countries have put the brakes on the desert solar works for economic or technical reasons, China – the largest greenhouse gas emission in the world – has plowed forward. The desert solar plants are a key part of China’s designs to reach carbon neutrality by 2060. “Before, there was nothing here … it was a desert,” Kubuqi Local Chang Yongfei said AFP As he himself did to

September 23, 2025

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Sandhu, Sidra Shine as Pakistan Safe Call Victory over South Africa

Pakistan’s Nashra Sandhu is celebrating a Wicket with her teammate during the third ODI against South Africa at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on September 22, 2025 – PCB Nashra Sandhu starred with a spell that won the match, followed by Sidra Amin’s masterclass, as Pakistan won a consolation victory in the third ODI of the three -game series at Gaddafi Stadium on Monday. Hunting a medium target 116, Pakistan comfortably took the line at 31 overs for the loss of four wickets and 114 balls to be available. Sidra-which hit the successive centuries in the previous two games-stabbed an undefeated

September 22, 2025

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Kenya athletes shine in Tokyo, but efforts against doping remain in the dark

Nairobi: Kenya athletes may have shone at the Tokyo World Championships, winning seven gold, but doping’s persistent allegations continue to throw a shadow, as the anti-doping world threatens to impose sanctions on the Eastern African country. Warning is anything but insignificant for a nation whose runners incorporate the Kenyans to hope that they raise families from poverty, a hopeless desire that can lead some above the line. Over the years and after many scandals, Kenya has repeatedly promised and invested millions to clarify the issue-but remains high on the worldwide anti-Doping (WADA) surveillance list. “Most of our athletes are running

August 31, 2025

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Pakistani athletes shine at the Sydney Marathon as Faisal Shafi runs in the record book

Karachi: Pakistani runners gave impressive performances at the Sydney Marathon on Sunday, the first edition of the event from his elevation to Abbott World Marathon Major Status, with Faisal Shafi in Karachi setting a worldwide Guinness record running in The race, now the seventh member of the Majors Marathon Majors series, along with Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York, took runners on a graphic tour of Sydney’s most virtual milestones. The lesson was injured beyond the opera, beyond the port bridge, through the Royal Botanical Garden and along the picturesque waterfront of Sydney Cove. Faisal Shafi completed the

August 24, 2025

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Pakistani runners shine in Seychelles Nature Trail Challenge 2025

Pakistani journalist Raja Mohsin Ejaz (left) and Deputy Sports Athletic Athletic Editor GEO Faizan Lakhani (Center), along with other men and female participants, put a photo during Seychelles Nature Trail Challenge 2025 on the island of Mahé, Seychelles on August 24. Pakistani athletes made a strong impression on Seychelles Nature Trail Challenge 2025 on Saturday, completing one of the most demanding mountain tribes and gaining international recognition for their performance. Waqar Ahmed of Chitral achieved a landmark victory by completing the 22km lesson in 2 hours, 11 minutes and 30 seconds-setting a new record. It began a powerful international field

August 24, 2025

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Pakistani tigers shine in Malaysia with four taekwondo medals

Pakistan’s younger Taekwondo champion Ayesha Ayaz receives her medal. – application Pakistan’s three young athletes from SWAT created the story by winning four medals at the MBW Taekwondo 2025 International Championships in Malaysia, an event that drew over 4,200 athletes from 32 countries, increasing the national flag high on the world stage. Ayesha Ayaz, celebrated as younger Taekwondo champion of Pakistan, once again showed her excellent talent with gold and bronze medal. Known for her enormous childhood skill, Ayesha has long represented Pakistan internationally, inspiring young women across the country to take sports at the highest level. Her older brother,

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