Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro will star in Martin Scorsese's next film
Killers of the Flower Moon marks the first time Scorsese brings together two of his most frequent collaborators.
Sindh IGP to remain in place until federal govt responds, SHC rules
The federal government has yet to reply to the Sindh government's letter on the matter.
FIA says inquiry against TikTok celebrity initiated after complaint by Mubashir Luqman
FIA says it sent Khattak five summons since October, but that the TikTok star is “deliberately avoiding” inquiry.
Foreign film Parasite bags top prize at SAG Awards 2020
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston also took home trophies and celebrated each other’s win.
Missing girl found dead in Nowshera, two suspects held
Medical report confirming whether or not the minor was sexually assaulted has not been received.
Tahira Abdullah breaks down feminism for Khalil Ur Rehman, Pakistan's 'biggest feminist'
My rights are not in the hands of men to give or take; I was born with them, said the activist. You tell them, queen!
'Sad' Prince Harry says no other option but to end royal role
"The decision to step back had followed months of talks and had not been a decision I had come to lightly."
ECC approves duty-free import of 0.3m tonnes of wheat to mitigate ongoing crisis
Committee also directs Punjab and Passco to release wheat stocks to overcome country-wide shortage.
Activist Jalila Haider released after being held by FIA for 7 hours at Lahore Airport
Haider says she was told her name was on the ECL due to her "anti-state activities".
Faisal Vawda held US nationality at the time of filing election nomination papers: report
PTI minister applied for renunciation of US nationality four days after nomination papers were approved by ECP: report
Capitalism seen doing 'more harm than good' in global survey
Lack of trust in capitalism highest in Thailand and India at 75pc and 74pc respectively.
SARS-like virus spreads in China, nearly 140 new cases
A seafood market is believed to be the centre of the outbreak in Wuhan.
LHC adjourns hearing of petition seeking removal of Nawaz's name from no-fly list
The former prime minister had been allowed to travel to London for medical treatment without submitting indemnity bonds.
Sarmad Khoosat considers not releasing Zindagi Tamasha amid growing threats
You might not get to watch this, which is a tragedy, because this film was made for Pakistan, added actor Eman Suleman.
Serena 'concerned' over Australian Open pollution after past lung problems
Many players have hit out at organisers for ploughing ahead last week with qualifying matches.
Let's celebrate our everyday Edhis
Over 100 people have been saved by Suleman, his brother and their SUV.
How transport startups fared in terms of funding in 2019
Airlift, Cheetay and Bykea ride away with the lion’s share of overall investment, picking up $27.7 million in 2019.
Despite government's feel-good narrative, there are no signs of an economic rebound
A survey by global market research firm Ipsos revealed that the trust of the people in Pakistan’s economy has weakened.
Djokovic eyes fifth post-30 Slam title in Australia
Djokovic, 32, already owns four major titles since he turned 30, the same number as Roger Federer.
Hafeez and Malik’s recall clear sign of Misbah’s confused mind
Pakistan cricket can do the strangest things to the most resolute of personalities.
Root leads England to brink of victory
England need four more wickets to win their 500th overseas Test and take a 2-1 lead in the four-match series.
Wasim stars as Pakistan blow away Scots
Abbas Afridi took two quick wickets before the 18-year-old Wasim polished off the tail taking the last four wickets.
Trump backers, critics clash as impeachment trial nears
Clashing arguments offer an early taste of the historic drama to play out in coming weeks.
SpaceX launches, destroys rocket in astronaut escape test
Recycled from three previous launches, the SpaceX rocket was destroyed as it crashed into the sea in pieces.
Hasina, Karzai join criticism of Indian citizenship law
"New law is not necessary," says Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
WHO warns of leishmaniasis outbreak in KP in February
The organisation has asked the provincial govt to scale up awareness regarding preventive measures.
Bill passed by NA will address issues of persons with disabilities: WHO
Technical adviser hopes bill will also be passed by Senate, implemented in letter and spirit.
Punjab spent record amount on development projects: minister
Provincial Information Minister Fayyazul Hassan Chohan says Fawad Chaudhry had presented wrong figures.
PM asked to ensure there is no discrimination in pay raise
"Teachers have nothing like telephone call ceiling, transport monetisation and other facilities bureaucrats enjoy."
CM removes Jaranwala AC, suspends food official, SHO during surprise visit
Says will visit ‘every hospital of Punjab’.
Wooden rail sleepers ‘scrap’ burnt in Gujranwala
Fire controlled after 20 hours; DC, along with other officers reaches the scene, seeks help from the Pakistan Army.
Pro-worker outfits to speak out for the have-nots
Protest demos to coincide with WEF meeting at Davos.
‘Blasphemy’ case at shrine in Sialkot
A 45-year-old man was allegedly desecrating copies of Holy Quran when some locals saw him while passing by a mosque.
Lack of capacity, slack decision-making delay vital LDA projects
Contractors urge LDA officials to discuss their financial woes with urban development wing high-ups.
Ex-minister Syed Ali Mardan Shah dies of cardiac arrest
PPP Sindh has announced a day of mourning and suspension of all party activities for Monday.
Guava production in Larkana tumbles to all-time low
Climate change as well as mealybug and locust attacks held responsible for heavy damage to crops.
545 cases of sexual assault reported at three major hospitals in Karachi last year
Police surgeon says there has been a gradual increase in the number cases as compared to the past.
Bodies of Ukrainian victims of downed plane repatriated from Iran
Ukraine's leader has demanded Iran punish those guilty for downing the airliner and compensate the victims.
PSX gears up for the year’s first IPO
A small number of active blue-chip companies are now touching their fair values.
Why circular debt isn’t dying away
The issue of power-sector arrears cannot be resolved through periodic hikes in electricity prices
Automakers expect a bumpy ride ahead
'Nobody wants to go for expansion because of poor economic and political conditions'.
Sugar industry conundrum
The sugar cane crop was cultivated on 1.4m hectares (around 3.5m acres) in 2018, ...
18 medical centres to be set up along highways in Balochistan
Sources say the entire project will cost approximately Rs4 billion and will be completed in two years.
Making sense of Duddar lead-zinc mining project
Due to the complex nature of underground mining, it is said that the mountain is sinking.
PMC’s medical, dental academic board set up
The board will look into the standard of education at medical and dental institutions across the country.
Pakistan stands for regional peace, says FM
Says Pakistan wants US President Donald Trump to discuss Kashmir issue with Indian leaders.
Climbers on way to scale Karakoram range peaks
Winter expedition teams undeterred despite rough weather conditions, say officials.
CPNE report depicts grim picture of media freedom
Report shows that seven journalists were killed while 15 others were injured in line of duty during 2019.
Youths in Iraq intensify anti-govt demonstrations
At least 10 people, including police officers, wounded as security forces try to clear sit-ins with tear gas.
Fearless Delhi women inspire nationwide protest movement
Similar protests have been launched in about 20 cities across India.
Harry and Meghan begin life as ‘ordinary people’
Couple agrees to repay $3.1 million of taxpayer’s money spent on renovating Frogmore Cottage near Windsor Castle.
Oil import bill falls by 20pc in first half of current fiscal year
Total oil imports amount to $6.14 billion as compared to $7.66bn during the same period last year.
What made PML-Q give a one-week ultimatum to govt
Party wants full powers for Buzdar and its ministers.
Govt sees end to wheat flour crisis soon amid strike threat in KP
The price of the staple food item has registered an increase of Rs25 per kilogram in recent days.
Opposition, govt agree to drag ongoing Senate session
The parliamentary year of the Senate began on March 12 last year.
Davos chief welcomes views of Trump, Greta Thunberg at forum
Climate activists march towards Davos carrying banners including “Let's ignore the Donalds and listen to the Gretas”.
Clinical India outplay Australia to clinch ODI series
Sharma made 119 and put on a key 137-run second-wicket stand with skipper Kohli who made 89.
Year’s first polio case reported in KP’s Lakki Marwat
The one-year-old victim was reportedly vaccinated once but test results turned up positive for Wild Polio Virus 1.
Officers beaten after police disband Hong Kong democracy rally
After police ordered gathering to disperse, masked protesters set upon a few, beating them with umbrellas and sticks.
More than 80 soldiers killed in Yemen missile, drone attack
Houthi rebels attack mosque in Marib's military camp; medical source at hospital says 83 soldiers killed, 148 injured.
Sindh IGP to remain in place until federal govt responds, SHC rules
The federal government has yet to reply to the Sindh government's letter on the matter.
Opposition, govt agree to drag ongoing Senate session
The parliamentary year of the Senate began on March 12 last year.
LHC adjourns hearing of petition seeking removal of Nawaz's name from no-fly list
The former prime minister had been allowed to travel to London for medical treatment without submitting indemnity bonds.
Faisal Vawda held US nationality at the time of filing election nomination papers: report
PTI minister applied for renunciation of US nationality four days after nomination papers were approved by ECP: report
FIA says inquiry against TikTok celebrity initiated after complaint by Mubashir Luqman
FIA says it sent Khattak five summons since October, but that the TikTok star is “deliberately avoiding” inquiry.
Punjab spent record amount on development projects: minister
Provincial Information Minister Fayyazul Hassan Chohan says Fawad Chaudhry had presented wrong figures.
CM removes Jaranwala AC, suspends food official, SHO during surprise visit
Says will visit ‘every hospital of Punjab’.
CPNE report depicts grim picture of media freedom
Report shows that seven journalists were killed while 15 others were injured in line of duty during 2019.
Missing girl found dead in Nowshera, two suspects held
Medical report confirming whether or not the minor was sexually assaulted has not been received.
Ex-minister Syed Ali Mardan Shah dies of cardiac arrest
PPP Sindh has announced a day of mourning and suspension of all party activities for Monday.
WHO warns of leishmaniasis outbreak in KP in February
The organisation has asked the provincial govt to scale up awareness regarding preventive measures.
PMC’s medical, dental academic board set up
The board will look into the standard of education at medical and dental institutions across the country.
Climbers on way to scale Karakoram range peaks
Winter expedition teams undeterred despite rough weather conditions, say officials.
Tahira Abdullah breaks down feminism for Khalil Ur Rehman, Pakistan's 'biggest feminist'
My rights are not in the hands of men to give or take; I was born with them, said the activist. You tell them, queen!
545 cases of sexual assault reported at three major hospitals in Karachi last year
Police surgeon says there has been a gradual increase in the number cases as compared to the past.
Sarmad Khoosat considers not releasing Zindagi Tamasha amid growing threats
You might not get to watch this, which is a tragedy, because this film was made for Pakistan, added actor Eman Suleman.
Wooden rail sleepers ‘scrap’ burnt in Gujranwala
Fire controlled after 20 hours; DC, along with other officers reaches the scene, seeks help from the Pakistan Army.
Guava production in Larkana tumbles to all-time low
Climate change as well as mealybug and locust attacks held responsible for heavy damage to crops.
Let's celebrate our everyday Edhis
Over 100 people have been saved by Suleman, his brother and their SUV.
Making sense of Duddar lead-zinc mining project
Due to the complex nature of underground mining, it is said that the mountain is sinking.
‘Blasphemy’ case at shrine in Sialkot
A 45-year-old man was allegedly desecrating copies of Holy Quran when some locals saw him while passing by a mosque.
Lack of capacity, slack decision-making delay vital LDA projects
Contractors urge LDA officials to discuss their financial woes with urban development wing high-ups.
PM asked to ensure there is no discrimination in pay raise
"Teachers have nothing like telephone call ceiling, transport monetisation and other facilities bureaucrats enjoy."
Bill passed by NA will address issues of persons with disabilities: WHO
Technical adviser hopes bill will also be passed by Senate, implemented in letter and spirit.
Pro-worker outfits to speak out for the have-nots
Protest demos to coincide with WEF meeting at Davos.
18 medical centres to be set up along highways in Balochistan
Sources say the entire project will cost approximately Rs4 billion and will be completed in two years.
Year’s first polio case reported in KP’s Lakki Marwat
The one-year-old victim was reportedly vaccinated once but test results turned up positive for Wild Polio Virus 1.
2 killed as car plunges into sea in Karachi
Danial Aziz and Muhammad Iftikhar were trapped inside the vehicle and died on the way to the hospital.
Dar moves SC, seeks suspension of order declaring him proclaimed offender
Former finance minister pleads he is suffering from serious medical complications
WHO arranging vaccine for districts at risk from type 2 polio
Vaccination drives planned for this month, March and April, says official.
Four BISP officers dismissed on corruption charges, says Dr Nishtar
Monthly stipend to be raised to Rs6,000.
Magistrate suspended for rape of woman litigant
SHC chief justice suspends the judicial magistrate for “misconduct” and directs him to report to the high court.
Ex-major shot dead, vendor injured
Police say the suspect fired a single shot, which hit Khan as well as the fruit seller.
Dolphin man shoots shopkeeper taking him for robber in Lahore
Victim says officials opened fire as soon as they entered the shop before others intervened.
Pakistan has come out of toughest economic condition: PM
Imran for using digital media to portray country’s positive image.
ECC approves duty-free import of 0.3m tonnes of wheat to mitigate ongoing crisis
Committee also directs Punjab and Passco to release wheat stocks to overcome country-wide shortage.
Capitalism seen doing 'more harm than good' in global survey
Lack of trust in capitalism highest in Thailand and India at 75pc and 74pc respectively.
Oil import bill falls by 20pc in first half of current fiscal year
Total oil imports amount to $6.14 billion as compared to $7.66bn during the same period last year.
Automakers expect a bumpy ride ahead
'Nobody wants to go for expansion because of poor economic and political conditions'.
PSX gears up for the year’s first IPO
A small number of active blue-chip companies are now touching their fair values.
Sugar industry conundrum
The sugar cane crop was cultivated on 1.4m hectares (around 3.5m acres) in 2018, ...
India says no meeting with Malaysia in Davos as palm row simmers
“As part of a larger meeting of trade ministers they may be both together, but there's no meeting," says official.
Govt to screen Rs4.03tr investments in savings schemes
Decision comes as part of compliance with FATF recommendations.
Pakistan wants US to get it off FATF grey list
Meeting of global terror financing monitor to be held in Beijing next month.
CAD shrinks 66.5pc
The major reason for the fall in current account deficit was the sharp decline in import bill.
Reliance posts record profit on consumer strength
“We saw consistent same-store sales growth and record footfall across our stores,” Ambani says in a statement.
How transport startups fared in terms of funding in 2019
Airlift, Cheetay and Bykea ride away with the lion’s share of overall investment, picking up $27.7 million in 2019.
Sinopec to review $16bn US gas deal with Cheniere
Sinopec and Cheniere had been expected to sign the deal once a trade truce was reached between Beijing and Washington.
Why circular debt isn’t dying away
The issue of power-sector arrears cannot be resolved through periodic hikes in electricity prices
Choppy week on PSX
In the early part of the week, investors resorted to profit-taking as political developments gripped sentiments.
Uptick in non-textile exports in six months
The upward trend in non-textile products shows exports from these sectors have rebounded in the ongoing fiscal year.
A range-bound year ahead for crude
“Global oil markets will remain well supplied this year, with a possible overhang of some 1 million bpd.”
Despite government's feel-good narrative, there are no signs of an economic rebound
A survey by global market research firm Ipsos revealed that the trust of the people in Pakistan’s economy has weakened.
Foreign investment in treasury bills reaches record $2.2bn
The latest T-bills auction held on Jan 15 yielded $537.9 million — the highest amount for a single auction.
Cotton production declines to 8.3m bales
The PCGA notes that the production of cotton bales went down by 2.119m in the current season.
To defuse palm row, Davos diplomacy likely between India, Malaysia
India has repeatedly objected to Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad speaking out against its recent policies.
Big industry output shrinks 4.61pc for eighth month
Between July and November, the big industry output declines 5.93pc on a yearly basis.
Power firms seek Re1 hike in fuel adjustment for November
Higher electricity rates, on approval by the regulator, will be recovered from consumers in the upcoming billing month.
Indonesia releases no kinno import quota for Pakistan
Usually, the quota for import of kinno is released in January every year.
Stocks add 103 points in unison with global trend
The KSE-100 index manages to close with gains of 102.67 points (0.24 per cent) at 43,167.76.
Textile exports increase 4pc
The July-December figures shows growth in textile and clothing exports emanated from the value-added sector.
SoftBank offering to invest $40bn in new Indonesian capital
A spokeswoman for SoftBank says the group had not suggested specific numbers.
Pakistan economy to 'recover slightly' from 2021 but reforms critical for growth: UN report
The country’s inflation remains extremely vulnerable to fuel price fluctuations and weather conditions, says UN review.
After India's Amazon snub, Modi's party slams Bezos-owned Washington Post
Sources say Modi is unlikely to meet Jeff Bezos despite repeated requests in light of traders' concerns.
China posts weakest growth in 29 years as trade war bites
More recent data has raised hopes that the economy may be bottoming out.
Malaysia bets on diplomacy to tackle India palm oil curbs
Sources say India's move prompted by Malaysian PM's recent criticism of the country.
Six-month foreign direct investment jumps 68.3pc
Jump in numbers comes after a one-off payment made by telecommunication companies for licence renewal.
Engineering Board to spearhead electric vehicle policy
Auto industry told to respect the submission deadline for proposals so that the first draft can be finalised before Feb.
Stocks manage modest gains
The index opened on a positive note and oscillated between the intraday high and low by 212 and 187 points.
Govt striving to boost industrial capacity: Asad
“The PTI government is determined to establish four special economic zones in all provinces."
Pakistan stands for regional peace, says FM
Says Pakistan wants US President Donald Trump to discuss Kashmir issue with Indian leaders.
'Sad' Prince Harry says no other option but to end royal role
"The decision to step back had followed months of talks and had not been a decision I had come to lightly."
SARS-like virus spreads in China, nearly 140 new cases
A seafood market is believed to be the centre of the outbreak in Wuhan.
Capitalism seen doing 'more harm than good' in global survey
Lack of trust in capitalism highest in Thailand and India at 75pc and 74pc respectively.
Bodies of Ukrainian victims of downed plane repatriated from Iran
Ukraine's leader has demanded Iran punish those guilty for downing the airliner and compensate the victims.
Hasina, Karzai join criticism of Indian citizenship law
"New law is not necessary," says Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
Trump backers, critics clash as impeachment trial nears
Clashing arguments offer an early taste of the historic drama to play out in coming weeks.
SpaceX launches, destroys rocket in astronaut escape test
Recycled from three previous launches, the SpaceX rocket was destroyed as it crashed into the sea in pieces.
Youths in Iraq intensify anti-govt demonstrations
At least 10 people, including police officers, wounded as security forces try to clear sit-ins with tear gas.
Davos chief welcomes views of Trump, Greta Thunberg at forum
Climate activists march towards Davos carrying banners including “Let's ignore the Donalds and listen to the Gretas”.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro will star in Martin Scorsese's next film
Killers of the Flower Moon marks the first time Scorsese brings together two of his most frequent collaborators.
Foreign film Parasite bags top prize at SAG Awards 2020
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston also took home trophies and celebrated each other’s win.
Officers beaten after police disband Hong Kong democracy rally
After police ordered gathering to disperse, masked protesters set upon a few, beating them with umbrellas and sticks.
Harry and Meghan begin life as ‘ordinary people’
Couple agrees to repay $3.1 million of taxpayer’s money spent on renovating Frogmore Cottage near Windsor Castle.
More than 80 soldiers killed in Yemen missile, drone attack
Houthi rebels attack mosque in Marib's military camp; medical source at hospital says 83 soldiers killed, 148 injured.
Hundreds hurt as Lebanon protests turn violent
Clashes begin after protesters throw rocks and plant pots at anti-riot police guarding the road to parliament in Beirut.
India says no meeting with Malaysia in Davos as palm row simmers
“As part of a larger meeting of trade ministers they may be both together, but there's no meeting," says official.
US diplomat Alice Wells arrives in Pakistan for four-day visit
Sources say Wells' visit will be centered around talks on bilateral issues.
Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan to give up royal titles
They will not use their HRH (His/Her Royal Highness) titles as they are no working members of the Royal Family.
Yemen’s warring factions battle over banknotes
Houthis outlaw the use and possession of new Yemeni riyal bills, government brands the ban an act of economic vandalism.
Libya oil exports blocked, raising stakes for Berlin peace summit
The move to cripple the country’s main income source was a protest against Turkey’s decision to send troops.
Russian strike kills five civilians in Syria
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said three children were among those killed.
Fearless Delhi women inspire nationwide protest movement
Similar protests have been launched in about 20 cities across India.
Pakistan rejects 'mischievous portrayal' by India of isolated incidents as minorities' rights issues
Summons senior Indian diplomat to protest such moves; Indian authorities asked to "focus on putting own house in order".
Xi stands with Myanmar despite Rohingya genocide accusations
The Asian giant is now Myanmar’s largest investor even as distrust of its ambitions lingers among the public.
S. Koreans among seven missing in Himalayan avalanche
The incident occurred at an altitude of about 3,230 metres close to Annapurna base camp following heavy snowfall.
Pentagon restricts foreign trainee access to guns
“Going forward we will put several new policies and security procedures in place.”
Amazon indigenous leaders accuse Brazil of ‘genocide’ policy
“We are opposed to anything that destroys the forest.”
Occupied Kashmir Internet to be firewalled: report
VPNs are also being completely banned.
Farmers angry at agri-bashing by environmentalists
Thousands of young and old, even babies in prams, were out on the streets of Berlin.
Hank Azaria will no longer voice Apu on The Simpsons
What does this mean for the character's future on the show?
Shabana Azmi is in recovery after car accident
Javed Akhtar confirmed Azmi's condition, saying, "There’s no serious harm done.”
Lebanon police fire tear gas at protesters amid Beirut riots
The riots began when some protesters started throwing stones at police deployed near the parliament building.
Trump gives dramatic account of Soleimani's last minutes before death: report
US president recounts the scene as he monitored the strikes from White House Situation Room when Soleimani was killed.
China reports new virus cases, raising concern globally before key holiday
The new virus has been discovered in the central Chinese city of Wuhan.
Serena 'concerned' over Australian Open pollution after past lung problems
Many players have hit out at organisers for ploughing ahead last week with qualifying matches.
Hafeez and Malik’s recall clear sign of Misbah’s confused mind
Pakistan cricket can do the strangest things to the most resolute of personalities.
Root leads England to brink of victory
England need four more wickets to win their 500th overseas Test and take a 2-1 lead in the four-match series.
Djokovic eyes fifth post-30 Slam title in Australia
Djokovic, 32, already owns four major titles since he turned 30, the same number as Roger Federer.
Wasim stars as Pakistan blow away Scots
Abbas Afridi took two quick wickets before the 18-year-old Wasim polished off the tail taking the last four wickets.
Clinical India outplay Australia to clinch ODI series
Sharma made 119 and put on a key 137-run second-wicket stand with skipper Kohli who made 89.
Ahsan aims to cement spot in Pakistan team
Says he has his own game-plan to retain the place in the team on performance to play the T20 World Cup.
The unsung (super) hero
In Kazakhstan, Butt was the only one from Pakistan to compete against 22 nations.
Pakistan launch U-19 World Cup campaign with Scotland clash today
If Pakistan top Group ‘C’, they will take on runners-up from Group ‘D’ in the third Super League quarter-final.
Humbert claims first ATP title in Auckland
The unseeded Humbert held his nerve in the deciding tie-break of his first ATP final to beat the fifth seed.
India ready for Australia ODI series decider
Indian captain Virat Kohli has tried to assure supporters it will be service as normal.
Federer, Nadal seem sure all will be okay at Australian Open
The haze hanging over Melbourne Park lately lightened as Monday’s start of main-draw action approaches.
Zimbabwe play Sri Lanka in first home Test since 2017
The two-Test tour was only announced by the Sri Lanka Cricket earlier this week.
De Kock leads SA fightback after Bess bags five wickets
The home side are still 291 runs behind after off spinner Bess claimed the first five South African wickets to fall.
Bangladesh call up uncapped Mahmud for Pakistan T20 tour amid safety debate
Visiting team to play the three-match series in Lahore from January 24-27.
Bangladesh's Mushfiqur Rahim refuses to visit Pakistan due to family's concerns over security
"My family is worried, and they don't want me to go," says Bangladesh batsman.
Osaka vows to block out negatives after 'toughest year'
"I've been training my whole life for this (tennis). I shouldn't let outside noise dictate how I'm feeling," she says.
2019 – A 'year of miseries' for hockey
The nation is paying for what Khokhar and Shahbaz have collectively sowed despite "enormous funding".
England in driving seat at Port Elizabeth
England surge to 499-9 declared on the second day of the third Test.
Bismah leads from the front to help Challengers seal T20 title
Bismah puts on 61 for the third wicket with the veteran Nida Dar.
India level series despite Smith’s defiance
India may face a top order crisis in Sunday’s decider in Bengaluru after Dhawan and Rohit left the field with injuries.
Hafeez fired up for upcoming Bangladesh T20I tour
"I am in a positive head-space and ready to perform well for the team," Hafeez says upon being recalled for the T20Is.
Stokes, Pope steer England to 224-4 on first day
The four-match series is level at 1-1 and an England victory in Port Elizabeth would ensure they can’t lose the contest.
Finch wary of India’s fightback in second one-dayer
The hosts suffered a crushing 10-wicket defeat on Tuesday in the opening game of the three-match showdown.
Dhoni denied India contract amid retirement speculations
The former captain quit Test cricket in 2014 and has not played for India since last year.
Australian Open official defends playing qualifiers despite poor air quality
Says matches would have been stopped if medical staff at Melbourne Park decided it was too unhealthy to keep playing.
Barty advances to semis at Adelaide, Halep ousted
“I feel my game is getting better and better,” says Ashleigh Barty.
Hafeez, Malik return to T20 squad for Bangladesh's tour to Pakistan
Contrary to speculations, Sarfaraz Ahmed has not been called back for the T20I leg of the Bangladesh tour.
Top ICC official to visit Pakistan next week
Sawhney will arrive in Islamabad on January 22 and will head to the PCB headquarters in Lahore on Jan 23.
Tennis stars raise millions for Australian wildfire victims
Tennis Australia says nearly $3.5 million have been raised for the victims of recent and ongoing fires.
Babar ecstatic over inclusion in ICC team
In the 2019 calendar year, Babar scored 1,092 runs in 20 ODIs at 60.66.
Paterson set for Test debut as SA mull options
Dane Paterson, 30, has previously played limited overs in internationals for South Africa.
‘Misbah considering recalling Sarfraz, Kamran for BD T20s’
The team will be announced today.
Stokes named ICC player of the year after landmark 2019
India's Rohit Sharma named ODI cricketer of the year; Virat Kohli bags captain of both ICC Test, ODI teams of the year.
Bushfire smoke hits Australian Open again, but rain raises hopes
The bushfires, unprecedented in their duration and intensity, have claimed 28 lives.