Mohammad Yousuf has resigned as a selector for the Pakistan Cricket Board, citing personal reasons. He announced his decision on social media, expressing pride in his contributions and wishing the team well. His resignation follows criticism over the selection of Pakistan’s Test squad for their series against England.
Pakistan all-rounder Iftikhar Ahmed, upset after his team’s defeat in the Champions Cup final, criticized the media for hyping young talent prematurely. He urged that young players should prove themselves in domestic cricket on a consistent basis before being talked about as a prospect for the national team.
Kerala’s social security pensions are allegedly being misused by ineligible recipients, including BMW owners and deceased individuals. A vigilance probe in Malappuram found 38 out of 42 assessed pensioners ineligible. The state finance department is taking measures to reassess beneficiaries’ eligibility, removing fraudulent claimants, amid financial struggles to meet social security commitments for 60 lakh…
Sediqullah Atal’s debut century (104) powered Afghanistan to a crushing 232-run ODI victory over Zimbabwe. A 191-run opening stand with Abdul Malik (84) set up Afghanistan’s 286/6. Zimbabwe crumbled for a dismal 54, their second-lowest ODI total ever, highlighting their continued struggles in the format. Afghan bowlers dominated, sharing the wickets amongst themselves.
Australian rescuers had to use specialist equipment to free a woman who fell down a crevice and got wedged upside down between two massive boulders.
Conservative Black and gay influencer Rob Smith is calling out GQ Magazine after the outlet published an article on gay Trump supporters, but failed to mention his race. Smith told Fox News Digital that when he first read the piece, he thought it was “surprisingly fair,” but later he noticed an “angle” that caught him…
A Democratic win in Indiana. A Republican victory in New Mexico. And an election where Missouri was decided by less than 4,000 votes. They’ve all happened in the last twenty years. These results are little more than trivia questions today (the answers are 2008, 2004, and 2008 again). At the time, they raised eyebrows and…