India's vaccine capacity will help 'all humanity', Modi tells UN
In address to UNGA, Indian PM makes no direct mention of climate change or of India's border tussle with China.
Karachi court issues non-bailable arrest warrants for Malik Riaz’s son-in-law
Investigation officer directed to arrest and produce Zain Malik before the court on next date of hearing (Oct 9).
In pictures: Crowds in masks pack out China auto show after virus delay
Tickets were limited this year to reduce crowds, although attendees surged through the venue shoulder to shoulder.
Balochistan to propose 15-day delay in reopening of primary schools amid rising cases
Liaquat Shahwani says Covid-19 cases in Balochistan have nearly tripled since August.
Iranian president accuses US of 'savagery' after new sanctions
"The address for Iranian people's curses and hatred is the White House," says Hassan Rouhani.
Blessed to have another creative outlet, says Vin Diesel on debut single track
Feel Like I Do has been released in collaboration with DJ Kygo.
Kashmir will never be a part of India: Pakistan responds to Indian statement on PM's UNGA speech
"In Jammu and Kashmir, India has no other claim than that of a military occupier," says Zulqarnain Chheena.
Taiwan's armed forces strain in undeclared war of attrition with China
President Tsai Ing-wen promises to be the strongest backer of the island’s armed forces.
Twitter suggests names for Gigi and Zayn's baby girl and we can't stop laughing
Firdaus Jameela Malik, everybody!
Knight moves: After March, the opposition won’t have many muscles to flex
Whatever the opposition can do, it will have to do in the next six months.
SECP official challenges show-cause notice over data leak concerning SAPM, his family members
Petitioner says the inquiry committee did not allow him to respond to the allegations and proceeded with haste.
There are no risk-free or cost-free policy options for Pakistan on Kashmir
An integrated and mutually reinforcing six-track Kashmir policy could render the seemingly impossible possible.
Editorial: Saarc has been reduced to an instrument of politicking and brinkmanship
The regional bloc has been more or less dormant in an era in which neighbours are exceedingly dependent on each other.
Murray, Wawrinka clash in tie of Roland Garros first round
Both Murray and Wawrinka are former three-time major winners.
Olympic organisers unveil scaled-back pandemic Games plan
Fewer free tickets and savings on banners, mascots and fireworks are among the more than 50 cost-cutting measures.
Next LHC hearing of PSL franchises case against PCB on Wednesday
Notices have been issued to all the parties for the next hearing.
Liverpool to play Arsenal twice next week after cup win
All of Liverpool’s 4 first-half goals in the match against Lincoln City were scored from at least 20 yards.
Normal classes in all educational institutions to resume under SOPs from Monday, says minister
Universities will also be reopening for their fall semesters, says Saeed Ghani.
Fleeing suspects kill policeman in encounter on University Road
Official says different police teams are working to ascertain the identity of the suspects.
‘Solution to Karachi’s problems lies in financially autonomous local govt’
Speakers stress the need for transparency and accountability in spending funds allocation under the PM's transformation package.
Buner man kills son, daughter-in-law for honour
Police have registered an FIR and are conducting raids to arrest the accused.
Killer of blasphemy accused to be tried under juvenile law
PHC CJ Waqar Ahmad Seth also ordered to transfer the suspect’s case from ATC-III to another at his request.
Himalayan brown bears may also be relocated to foreign sanctuary
Sanctuaries in Punjab, KP not ready to accommodate Kaavan, the two bears, IHC informed.
Hindu community members protest in Diplomatic Enclave
Demand India probe the mysterious death of 11 Pakistani Hindus in Jodhpur.
Protest against termination of quota for Baloch, Fata students
Bahauddin Zakariya University students have been protesting for the past 24 days
Rashid retorts he feels honoured to be army spokesman
Says he will organise rallies wherever the opposition alliance plans to do so.
Another polio case surfaces in Bahawalpur in a month
Officials say an inquiry will be launched to determine if the child was given polio drops regularly.
Services of two senior Punjab policemen surrendered to Establishment Division
Both officers have previously served as the Lahore CCPO.
Judge Ginsburg first woman to lie in state at US Capitol
The ceremony at the Capitol was limited to invited guests because of coronavirus concerns.
Landmine detection rat wins top UK animal bravery award
A five-year-old giant African pouched rat called Magawa has sniffed out 39 landmines and 28 items of unexploded ordnance.
Pope dismisses cardinal for financial wrongdoing
Cardinal Angelo Becciu allegedly directed 100,000 euros from the Holy See to a cooperative in Sardinia run by his brother.
‘Masks up, emissions down’ as climate demos restart
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, who launched the school strikes two years ago, led the protest in Stockholm.
Black legislator among 24 arrested in US protests
Protests erupted after a grand jury decided against homicide charges for police involved in the shooting of a black woman.
Pakistan needs to fine-tune fishery policies: experts
FAO technical experts give detailed presentations on the outline draft policy for fisheries and aquaculture.
$450m financing approved for renewable energy
The project will help shift the national energy mix to domestic clean resources by investing in renewable energy generation.
Vegetable prices jump as shortages increase
The price of ginger has soared to Rs600 per kg.
Clearance of Afghanistan-bound cargo up 54pc
Pakistan’s closure of borders with Afghanistan had led to the piling up of over 12,500 containers at port and border stations.
Low-cost housing loans from next week
The federal govt has taken major steps for the Naya Pakistan housing scheme, says the NAPHDA chairman.
No compromise on province’s rights, CM assures lawmakers
Says partners in the provincial coalition govt are on the same page.
Former MPA’s acquittal in cop murder case challenged in BHC
The court will take up the appeal in the second week of October.
PM for taking parliamentary parties on board in lawmaking
Discusses matters related to legislation, measures of public interest and welfare with the NA speaker.
PPP slams hike in power tariff, prices of essential goods
“The govt has been dropping one inflation bomb after the other on the people,” says Senator Sherry Rehman.
Spain expands lockdown as Europe battles virus surge
New spikes are springing up across the continent, with Poland and France the latest to register record figures.
PM stresses warring groups’ cooperation for peace in Afghanistan
"All Afghan stakeholders must seize this historic opportunity," says the PM in a telephone conversation with the Afghan president.
Senate body wants telemetry system for fair water distribution
Directs authorities concerned to submit PC-1 of the telemetry system within 15 days.
Farmers hold protests across India over agriculture bills
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s govt has defended the bills as reforms to help rid the agriculture sector of antiquated laws.
Opposition trying to cause army-govt rift: Imran
Says he had been aware of politicians' meetings with the Army leadership.
Office of Tareen’s mill raided, record seized
The raid comes a day after Tareen had submitted a written reply to the FIA's call-up notices.
Pakistanis with negative Covid test can travel to Saudi Arabia: FO
FO spokesman says there is no Pakistan-specific travel restriction.
Porous border, residents’ support behind APS tragedy: probe body
The judicial commission's 525-page inquiry report highlights the belated response to the terror attack.
PM tells UN India is planning misadventure
Says Pakistan is ready to "fight for its freedom to the end".
No law on public hangings of rapists in the offing: Human rights minister
Prime Minister Imran had earlier called for the punishment for rapists, a view endorsed by the federal cabinet.
Issue of journalists' safety didn't make it to cabinet agenda for more than a year despite attacks: Watchdog
Federal cabinet didn't discuss crimes against journalists in its first 62 meetings, says information obtained by Freedom Network.
Palestine's Abbas asks UN for international Mideast conference next year as Arab support dwindles
In his address at UNGA, Palestinian president says "all relevant parties" should be included in conference on peace process.
Relatives protest as body of minor boy, killed after suspected rape, found in Karachi
The child's body was recovered from a man who was carrying it in a cloth bag; police have arrested him.
Four injured in knife attack near former Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris: PM
Police say two victims are in critical condition; one suspect arrested.
Celebrities pay tribute to cricket legend Dean Jones
"Dean Jones died doing what he loved in a country he loved. Gone but never forgotten," lamented Shaniera Akram.
New Zealand approves Pakistan, West Indies cricket tours
“It's a huge boost for us, it's our financial lifeline,” New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White says.
Kim Jong Un 'very sorry' over killing of South Korean, Seoul says
Apologies from the North — let alone attributed to Kim personally — are extremely unusual.
Demi Lovato calls off engagement after 2 months
Lovato and singer-actor Max Ehrich began dating this year.
Balochistan to propose 15-day delay in reopening of primary schools amid rising cases
Liaquat Shahwani says Covid-19 cases in Balochistan have nearly tripled since August.
Karachi court issues non-bailable arrest warrants for Malik Riaz’s son-in-law
Investigation officer directed to arrest and produce Zain Malik before the court on next date of hearing (Oct 9).
Opposition trying to cause army-govt rift: Imran
Says he had been aware of politicians' meetings with the Army leadership.
PM for taking parliamentary parties on board in lawmaking
Discusses matters related to legislation, measures of public interest and welfare with the NA speaker.
Rashid retorts he feels honoured to be army spokesman
Says he will organise rallies wherever the opposition alliance plans to do so.
PPP slams hike in power tariff, prices of essential goods
“The govt has been dropping one inflation bomb after the other on the people,” says Senator Sherry Rehman.
Senate body wants telemetry system for fair water distribution
Directs authorities concerned to submit PC-1 of the telemetry system within 15 days.
Services of two senior Punjab policemen surrendered to Establishment Division
Both officers have previously served as the Lahore CCPO.
Buner man kills son, daughter-in-law for honour
Police have registered an FIR and are conducting raids to arrest the accused.
Normal classes in all educational institutions to resume under SOPs from Monday, says minister
Universities will also be reopening for their fall semesters, says Saeed Ghani.
Himalayan brown bears may also be relocated to foreign sanctuary
Sanctuaries in Punjab, KP not ready to accommodate Kaavan, the two bears, IHC informed.
Hindu community members protest in Diplomatic Enclave
Demand India probe the mysterious death of 11 Pakistani Hindus in Jodhpur.
Knight moves: After March, the opposition won’t have many muscles to flex
Whatever the opposition can do, it will have to do in the next six months.
Killer of blasphemy accused to be tried under juvenile law
PHC CJ Waqar Ahmad Seth also ordered to transfer the suspect’s case from ATC-III to another at his request.
SECP official challenges show-cause notice over data leak concerning SAPM, his family members
Petitioner says the inquiry committee did not allow him to respond to the allegations and proceeded with haste.
Fleeing suspects kill policeman in encounter on University Road
Official says different police teams are working to ascertain the identity of the suspects.
Porous border, residents’ support behind APS tragedy: probe body
The judicial commission's 525-page inquiry report highlights the belated response to the terror attack.
‘Solution to Karachi’s problems lies in financially autonomous local govt’
Speakers stress the need for transparency and accountability in spending funds allocation under the PM's transformation package.
No law on public hangings of rapists in the offing: Human rights minister
Prime Minister Imran had earlier called for the punishment for rapists, a view endorsed by the federal cabinet.
Issue of journalists' safety didn't make it to cabinet agenda for more than a year despite attacks: Watchdog
Federal cabinet didn't discuss crimes against journalists in its first 62 meetings, says information obtained by Freedom Network.
No cases registered against journalists, rights activists by FIA: Shireen Mazari
"The agency can't register a report under Peca without following the specified legal procedure," she says.
Protest against termination of quota for Baloch, Fata students
Bahauddin Zakariya University students have been protesting for the past 24 days
Relatives protest as body of minor boy, killed after suspected rape, found in Karachi
The child's body was recovered from a man who was carrying it in a cloth bag; police have arrested him.
Another polio case surfaces in Bahawalpur in a month
Officials say an inquiry will be launched to determine if the child was given polio drops regularly.
UN aviation agency advises Pakistan to suspend issuance of new pilot licences
The Montreal-based agency’s recommendations come ahead of an audit to assess aviation safety management systems.
No compromise on province’s rights, CM assures lawmakers
Says partners in the provincial coalition govt are on the same page.
KP govt offices most, federal least transparent under RTI laws: study
Among the federal govt ministries, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting is the best at sharing mandatory information.
PTI leader held for slapping woman GPO officer in Sahiwal
Eyewitnesses say Naveed Aslam stormed into the office at 11am and slapped the officer for not "performing well".
Detailed SC verdict in Justice Isa case soon
The court had announced a short order in June in which it had quashed the presidential reference against Justice Isa.
Press freedom key for building an aware, self-reliant and educated society: PM Imran
President, premier welcome commemoration of newspaper readership day.
Monal Restaurant built on CDA land, authority’s report finds
The authority's environment wing had an FIR registered against the restaurant management in May for cutting trees on its land.
Jehangir Tareen’s reply in sugar scam: FIA notices do not make out any offence
The investigation agency will decide whether to issue another call-up notice after examining Tareen's reply, says official.
Celebrities pay tribute to cricket legend Dean Jones
"Dean Jones died doing what he loved in a country he loved. Gone but never forgotten," lamented Shaniera Akram.
SC tells Sindh govt, PR to respect deadline for circular railway completion
Directs Sindh govt to remove remaining encroachments and ensure no tracks are encroached upon in the future.
‘18th Amendment gave us freedom to deal with Covid crisis’
Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah warns of a second wave of the disease.
Low-cost housing loans from next week
The federal govt has taken major steps for the Naya Pakistan housing scheme, says the NAPHDA chairman.
Clearance of Afghanistan-bound cargo up 54pc
Pakistan’s closure of borders with Afghanistan had led to the piling up of over 12,500 containers at port and border stations.
Vegetable prices jump as shortages increase
The price of ginger has soared to Rs600 per kg.
$450m financing approved for renewable energy
The project will help shift the national energy mix to domestic clean resources by investing in renewable energy generation.
Pakistan needs to fine-tune fishery policies: experts
FAO technical experts give detailed presentations on the outline draft policy for fisheries and aquaculture.
PPP slams hike in power tariff, prices of essential goods
“The govt has been dropping one inflation bomb after the other on the people,” says Senator Sherry Rehman.
Tariff hike for power distribution firms okayed
The existing consumer-end rate will be maintained to a greater extent, says Nepra spokesperson.
Govt estimates IPP talks could save Rs856bn over next decade
Cabinet Committee on Energy reviews report for negotiations with independent power producers.
Consortium to invest hugely in two mega projects, PM told
The projects include the Urban Development and Bundle Island Project and the Ravi River Front Urban Development Project.
SBP eases cash margin curb on imports
Says easing of the cash margin will further enhance the capacity of the manufacturing and industrial sectors.
Hafeez asks for improvement in data integrity, reliability
Emphasises role of the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics in designing policies to address economic challenges.
Cement ‘cartel’ inquiry proceeds
The CCP has noted that the production capacity of the sector has increased from 44m tonnes in 2014 to 69m tonnes in 2020.
C/A sees another surplus in August
Sharp fall in imports and exports led to reversal of current account deficit.
PM wants action plan for agriculture sector
Demands accurate data on farm output, consumption, exports; apex committee planned to promote economic diplomacy.
ECC opens up another border crossing for trade with Afghanistan
Approves waiver of duties on textile items; guarantee fee on nuclear power plants.
Duties withdrawn on over 163 tariff lines to promote man-made fibres
Decision will enable Pakistani exporters to widen their product range, says adviser.
Tesla sues US over Chinese tariffs
Company says 25 per cent of the tariffs are “arbitrary, capricious, and an abuse of discretion”.
TCP gets lowest wheat bid from Russia
TCP is seeking wheat from worldwide origins and shipment must be organised for arrival in Pakistan by Jan 31, 2021.
Stocks post modest gains amid positive macros
Index receives support from the release of current account data by SBP which showed surplus.
Govt raises Rs520.5bn from T-bills
SBP had set an auction target of Rs450bn against a maturing amount of Rs603.9bn.
‘Covid to cause $12tr global income loss’
The fragile state of the world economy going into 2021 should be a wake-up call for policymakers everywhere, warns report.
ECC to take up removal of duties on textile items
The meeting is also expected to shift immunisation programme from development budget to revenue budget.
PM reviews gas situation for winter
Premier briefed in detail about the necessary arrangements being made to meet gas demand.
Exporters forced to cut production amid gas shortages
Sindh govt spokesperson Murtaza Wahab urges Centre to resolve gas shortage issues being faced by industrialists.
Wheat production target remains unmet, Senate panel told
The wheat production target for the 2019-20 crop had been set at 25.45m tonnes.
Stocks bleed another 345 points on selling pressure
Foreign investors reduced positions through sale of shares valued at $3.31 million.
SBP maintains status quo as real interest rates remain ‘slightly below zero’
Growth projected at 2pc, inflation 7-9pc.
Global banks seek to contain damage over $2tr of suspicious transfers
Reports reveal broader problems with monitoring system at heart of global policing of money laundering, other criminal activity.
Textile exports fall 15pc in August
Petroleum imports decline 24.27pc in August to $770.586 million, compared to $1.017bn over the last year.
Govt upgrades criterion for hiring Ogra chief
Committee rejects all shortlisted candidates; seeks to double pay.
Stocks tumble 331 points as rollover week begins
Volume witnesses a decline of 16pc to 433m, shares from 516m that changed hands last Friday.
World markets retreat as threat of lockdowns looms
The MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 49 countries, touched its lowest level since Aug 3.
Making foreign exchange reserves sustainable
Islamabad has realised it need to improve its import coverage of reserves to be prepared for uncertainties.
Hydropower producers resisting tariff cut
Sponsors’ talks with govt committee remain inconclusive.
All washed away in the rain
Given the current price trend, losses amount to roughly Rs20bn in Sindh’s cotton sector if 500,000 bales are lost.
Iranian president accuses US of 'savagery' after new sanctions
"The address for Iranian people's curses and hatred is the White House," says Hassan Rouhani.
Kashmir will never be a part of India: Pakistan responds to Indian statement on PM's UNGA speech
"In Jammu and Kashmir, India has no other claim than that of a military occupier," says Zulqarnain Chheena.
India's vaccine capacity will help 'all humanity', Modi tells UN
In address to UNGA, Indian PM makes no direct mention of climate change or of India's border tussle with China.
Taiwan's armed forces strain in undeclared war of attrition with China
President Tsai Ing-wen promises to be the strongest backer of the island’s armed forces.
Black legislator among 24 arrested in US protests
Protests erupted after a grand jury decided against homicide charges for police involved in the shooting of a black woman.
‘Masks up, emissions down’ as climate demos restart
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, who launched the school strikes two years ago, led the protest in Stockholm.
Pope dismisses cardinal for financial wrongdoing
Cardinal Angelo Becciu allegedly directed 100,000 euros from the Holy See to a cooperative in Sardinia run by his brother.
PM stresses warring groups’ cooperation for peace in Afghanistan
"All Afghan stakeholders must seize this historic opportunity," says the PM in a telephone conversation with the Afghan president.
Judge Ginsburg first woman to lie in state at US Capitol
The ceremony at the Capitol was limited to invited guests because of coronavirus concerns.
Spain expands lockdown as Europe battles virus surge
New spikes are springing up across the continent, with Poland and France the latest to register record figures.
Farmers hold protests across India over agriculture bills
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s govt has defended the bills as reforms to help rid the agriculture sector of antiquated laws.
Pakistanis with negative Covid test can travel to Saudi Arabia: FO
FO spokesman says there is no Pakistan-specific travel restriction.
Blessed to have another creative outlet, says Vin Diesel on debut single track
Feel Like I Do has been released in collaboration with DJ Kygo.
Palestine's Abbas asks UN for international Mideast conference next year as Arab support dwindles
In his address at UNGA, Palestinian president says "all relevant parties" should be included in conference on peace process.
Four injured in knife attack near former Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris: PM
Police say two victims are in critical condition; one suspect arrested.
Twitter suggests names for Gigi and Zayn's baby girl and we can't stop laughing
Firdaus Jameela Malik, everybody!
Kim Jong Un 'very sorry' over killing of South Korean, Seoul says
Apologies from the North — let alone attributed to Kim personally — are extremely unusual.
Landmine detection rat wins top UK animal bravery award
A five-year-old giant African pouched rat called Magawa has sniffed out 39 landmines and 28 items of unexploded ordnance.
Controversial ruling leads to protests in several US cities
Protests erupted after the announcement that no one would be charged with the killing of 26-year-old black woman, Breonna Taylor.
Trump casts doubt on peaceful transfer of power, splits Republicans
Says he expects his upcoming election battle with Democrat Joe Biden to be settled by the Supreme Court.
Thai MPs put off charter reform, anger protesters
Decision delayed after the ruling party proposes a parliamentary committee to further study the six proposed amendments.
US judge hints at blocking ban on TikTok
The Chinese-owned app has come under fire as tensions escalate between Beijing and Washington.
Trailblazing journalist Harold Evans dies at 92
Evans died of congestive heart failure in New York, according to his wife Tina Brown.
Kashmiri journalist Masrat Zahra wins award
Zahra is the 12th journalist to receive the Peter Mackler prize.
There are no risk-free or cost-free policy options for Pakistan on Kashmir
An integrated and mutually reinforcing six-track Kashmir policy could render the seemingly impossible possible.
Editorial: Saarc has been reduced to an instrument of politicking and brinkmanship
The regional bloc has been more or less dormant in an era in which neighbours are exceedingly dependent on each other.
Aide says Russian opposition leader’s assets frozen after poisoning
Political analyst says the move could be part of a campaign by Russia to dissuade the opposition leader from returning.
'Enough is enough': China attacks US at UN Security Council
“The US should understand that a major power should behave like a major power,” says Chinese envoy.
Dogs used to detect coronavirus in pilot project at Helsinki airport
Research shows the dogs will find the disease five days before patients get any clinical symptoms, says researcher.
Demi Lovato calls off engagement after 2 months
Lovato and singer-actor Max Ehrich began dating this year.
King Salman targets Iran during debut at United Nations
Calls for a comprehensive solution to contain Riyadh’s regional rival and stop it from getting weapons of mass destruction.
Sonam Kapoor opens up about what it’s like to live with PCOS
“I have given up sugar completely,” she shared, mentioning how it's truly poison for our bodies in any form.
Diplomats visit LoC, meet victims of Indian shelling
During the visit, DG ISPR Maj Gen Babar Iftikhar briefed the diplomatic community on the latest situation along the LoC.
Angry Kashmiris would prefer Chinese rule over India's, says Farooq Abdullah
“Today Kashmiris do not feel Indian and do not want to be Indian [...] they are slaves," he says.
Workers lost $3.5tr in wages amid pandemic: UN
The virus has had a devastating impact on jobs and income across the globe.
Olympic organisers unveil scaled-back pandemic Games plan
Fewer free tickets and savings on banners, mascots and fireworks are among the more than 50 cost-cutting measures.
Next LHC hearing of PSL franchises case against PCB on Wednesday
Notices have been issued to all the parties for the next hearing.
Liverpool to play Arsenal twice next week after cup win
All of Liverpool’s 4 first-half goals in the match against Lincoln City were scored from at least 20 yards.
Murray, Wawrinka clash in tie of Roland Garros first round
Both Murray and Wawrinka are former three-time major winners.
New Zealand approves Pakistan, West Indies cricket tours
“It's a huge boost for us, it's our financial lifeline,” New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White says.
Disgruntled PSL franchises move LHC over differences with PCB on financial matters
The franchises have complained they are suffering losses because the cricket board has not cleared its accounts.
Faisal Iqbal withdrawn from coaching role over forged document
Wasim Haider will act as the Balochistan cricket team’s interim head coach.
Tokyo Games could take place without vaccine: Bach
Olympic boss vows to make the postponed event a triumph despite the uncertainties of the pandemic.
Paire plays in Hamburg after earlier positive virus test
Paire had withdrew from the US Open after testing positive and spending more than a week in isolation.
'An absolute cricketing legend': Sporting world, others react to Dean Jones' death
Cricketers from around the world write tributes and send his family their condolences on social media.
Former Australia batsman Dean Jones passes away at 59
Jones, regarded as one of the finest batsmen of his generation, was in Mumbai as part of Star India's commentary panel for IPL.
In-form Shaheen eyes more successes
"I want to earn more achievements for my country," says the lanky pacer from Landi Kotal.
Test cricket important for player development: Misbah
"If you want to make a name for yourself in the cricketing world, then you have to play Test cricket."
Top seed Medvedev falls at first hurdle
Daniil Medvedev struggled to find his feet on clay as he was broken three times by Humbert in a lacklustre performance.
Tokyo Olympic athletes face tracking apps if virus persists
Athletes may have to submit a detailed plan of their activities in advance or save their whereabouts on a ‘map app’.
Zimbabwe to tour Pakistan next month for ODI, T20 series
Multan, Rawalpindi to host three matches each of the series which will be held under "strict Covid-19 protocols", says PCB.
New domestic system, deal with PTV to be game changers: Wasim Khan
"The PCB's main function is to take steps to promote cricket in order to make a strong team at a national level," he says.
Djokovic back on track with fifth Rome title
The world number one lifted a record 36th Masters crown, one more than great rival Rafael Nadal, after beating Diego Schwartzman.
Suarez language exam for Italian citizenship rigged, say prosecutors
University denies any wrongdoing, says it acted with "correctness and transparency".
Return of fans to English stadiums put on hold
PM Boris Johnson has set out a range of tough new restrictions for England designed to limit the spread of Covid-19.
South Africa wait to decide Test team captain
Head coach Mark Boucher has confirmed the captain will not be limited-overs skipper Quinton de Kock.
Wonder kid Imaad bounces back to clinch scrabble event
The brilliant 14-year-old wonder kid staged the most astonishing comebacks ever witnessed in national championship history.
Djokovic, Halep into Italian Open finals
World number one Djokovic will play Argentine Diego Schwartzman for his fifth Rome title; Halep faces Karolina Pliskova.
Tokyo Games consulting firm paid $370,000 to Diack’s son
Report comes amid French investigations into the former head of Tokyo’s bid committee, Tsunekazu Takeda.
Departmental hockey and reforms should go side by side: Asif Bajwa
PHF secretary says financial support, in the form of employment, is imperative to entice youngsters towards hockey.
Leicester go top, Liverpool’s Mane sinks 10-man Chelsea
Liverpool put Chelsea away with relative ease at Stamford Bridge.
Shaheen Afridi takes four wickets in four balls for Hampshire in rare feat
Left-arm pacer routed the stumps of John Simpson, Steven Finn, Thilan Walallawita and Tim Murtagh one after the other.
Mbappe stars on return as PSG hit top gear
France forward Kylian Mbappe fired PSG ahead with a 38th-minute penalty.
Aspas double stuns Valencia
Valencia have not won away from home in the league since December.
Nadal stunned, Djokovic battles into Italian Open semis
“It was not my night at all," said Nadal.
Toyota claim third straight Le Mans race
The 88th edition of the iconic endurance race was rescheduled from June and held without fans due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
All First XI players, support staff pass Covid-19 test
“They will now enter the bio-secure zone today in which they will be able to roam and interact with each other freely,” says PCB.
Djokovic, Nadal in quarters as Italian Open prepares for fans
Italy’s government has said that 1,000 spectators can be present at the Foro Italico from today’s semi-finals.
Leeds edge Fulham in seven-goal thriller
Dominic Calvert-Lewin bags a hat-trick as Everton thrash 10-man West Bromwich Albion 5-2.
Shaheed Benazir XI win girls basketball match
Cameron Turner with 12 points was the leading scorer for the winners.