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Articles for tag: Conditions, forms, ICC, play, stings

June 26, 2025

News Desk

ICC makes stings in play conditions in all forms

A ruthless image of the ICC office building in Dubai. – Reuters/file The Cricket International Council (ICC) has introduced revisions in the game conditions for the men’s international cricket, with changes in all three forms – tests, one day international (ODIS) and Twenty20 International (T20IS). Among the most remarkable revisions is the official implementation of attitude clock adjustment and updated decision -making procedures (DRS). Clock After importing it into limited efficiency forms, the stop watch will now be used in the test cricket to cope with the slow prices. Fielding teams must be ready to start a new new more

May 30, 2024

News Desk

India’s Delhi sees first heat-related death this year as capital stings

NEW DELHI: India’s capital Delhi has recorded its first heat-related death this year, media reported Thursday, as northwest India plunges into record high temperatures. The heat-related casualty was a 40-year-old laborer who died of heatstroke on Wednesday, the Indian Express newspaper reported. Record heat in Delhi, reading under review Delhi’s temperature hit a record high of 52.9 degrees Celsius (127.22°F) in the Mungeshpur neighborhood on Wednesday, while parts of northwestern and central India have been facing heatwave to severe heatwave conditions for weeks. However, the indication for Mungeshpur may be revised as maximum temperatures elsewhere in the city ranged from

April 23, 2024

News Desk

ARL cuts production to 33% as contraband stings

Islamabad: Attock Refinery Limited (ARL) became the first victim of smuggled petroleum products as the refinery on Monday shut down its main distillation unit, reducing its productivity to only 33%, due to the accumulation of unsold diesel stocks. Oil industry sources have warned that other refineries are also likely to shut their units if rampant oil smuggling is not stopped. Oil smuggling in Pakistan has continued unabated and this oil is now available all over the country. Industry officials said smuggling and proposals to liberalize prices without consulting all stakeholders could jeopardize refinery plant upgrade plans. The upgrade was expected

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