In a historic moment, spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali opened the bowling for Pakistan against England in Rawalpindi, marking only the second time in Test history with no pace bowling in the first innings. The spin-friendly pitch saw 13 wickets fall, with only one taken by a fast bowler.
Read MoreCanada will decrease its immigration targets by 21% over the next three years, aiming for 1.14 million permanent residents by 2025-2027. Measures include reducing temporary residents and stricter regulations for hiring overseas workers, focusing on sustainable population growth and addressing labor needs without straining resources.
Read MoreTo accommodate the festive rush during Deepawali and Chhath, Indian Railways is operating at least 7,000 additional special trains from October 1 to November 30. This is a 60% increase over last year’s 4,429 trains. Specific arrangements include extra ticket counters, catering units, and enhanced security at stations.
Read MoreWashington Sundar played a crucial role in India’s second Test match after their defeat in Bengaluru. He showcased an impressive bowling spell, taking 7 wickets for 59 runs, and gave India’s campaign a significant uplift. Sundar credited his Ranji Trophy experience for his performance and expressed gratitude to the team management and selectors.
Read MoreLegendary David Warner’s lifetime ban from leadership roles in Australian cricket has been lifted following his respectful appeal. The decision came after a three-person panel assessed his contrite presentation, enabling Warner to pursue leadership positions, including with Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League. Warner was a central figure in the 2018 “Sandpaper-gate” incident.
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