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Murray awaits recovery from injury

London Andy Murray on Thursday said he would have to further delay his comeback after failing to shake off a pelvic injury. The 32-year-old former…

Mushfiq declines to visit Pakistan

Dhaka Bangladesh’s wicketkeeper-batsman Mushfiqur Rahim on Thursday declined to visit Pakistan for the forthcoming series, according to a team official. “Mushfiq(ur) rang me today to…

All-rounder Hafeez to retire from int’l career after T20 WC

Lahore Recalled Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez on Friday said that he will retire from international cricket after the Twenty20 World Cup later this year, vowing…

DG Sports honors Cycling C’ship medalists

Peshawar Director General Sports KP Asfandyar Khan Khattak Friday honored the medal winners of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s elite cycling team which got runners-up trophy in the…

35 matches played in Tennis Tourney

Islamabad A total of 35 matches were played on Friday in the 5th Begum Kulsum Saifullah Khan National Ranking Tennis Tournament here at the PTF…

Carlos Sainz wins Dakar Rally for third time

Qiddiya, Saudi Arabia Veteran Spanish driver Carlos Sainz won the Dakar Rally for the third time on Friday, finishing with a comfortable winning margin in…

PCB announces ticket prices for Bangladesh matches

Lahore Spectators’ convenience was once again at the forefront, when the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) announced ticket prices for the upcoming international matches against Bangladesh.…

World powers endorsed Pakistan narrative, ‘Kashmir is an int’l issue’

Islamabad Chairman Kashmir Committee Syed Fakhar Imam Friday said the world powers have endorsed Pakistan’s narrative that Kashmir is not an internal issue of India.…

As superbugs spread, WHO raises alarm over lack of new antibiotics

Geneva The World Health Organization warned Friday that a dire lack of new antibiotics was threatening efforts to curb the spread of drug-resistant bacteria, which…

Dozens injured at India bull-taming festival

New Delhi Dozens of young men were injured on the first day of a traditional bull-taming festival in southern India that activists say is dangerous…

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