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Joe Root steers England home to end turbulent summer with Pakistan clean sweep

The hosts were given a scare on the fourth morning when Mohammad Abbas removed both openers for nought in the first over

The Independent UK

NIA raids 10 locations in Jammu and Kashmir in LeT-linked cross border terror case

In a significant operation, the National Investigation Agency executed searches at ten different locations in Jammu and Kashmir, revealing ties to a cross-border terror plot involving handlers from Pakistan’s Lashkar-e-Taiba. Incriminating materials were gathered and are under scrutiny. This investigation was initiated following the arrest of an Over Ground Worker…

The Economic Times

England beat Pakistan after early scare: third men’s cricket Test, day four – as it happened

After an early scare, Joe Root and Jordan Cox usher England to victory and a 3-0 clean sweep of Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

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Applied, invested, still outside: Pakistan is still waiting at the Brics door

Pakistan publicly confirmed its Brics membership application in 2023, when the grouping was preparing for a major expansion under Russia’s presidency. Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch announced the move during her weekly press briefing."Yes, I can confirm that Pakistan has made a formal request to join Brics, which we…

The Times of India

Together, we hunted down bin Laden: US tells UNSC on 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

The UN Security Council adopted its first counter-terrorism statement in five years. This statement marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. US Ambassador Mike Waltz highlighted the hunt for Osama bin Laden and other leaders. Pakistan's envoy detailed the nation's significant losses from terrorism. The council reaffirmed its…

The Economic Times

Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan, evading arrest, NIA tells Jammu court; second NBW issued

A Jammu Special NIA Court has issued a second non-bailable warrant against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed, with the agency telling the court that the designated terrorist is in Pakistan and allegedly directing terror operations in Kashmir by providing weapons, funds and instructions.

The Economic Times

‘A perfect storm’: Trescothick refuses to blame England bowlers after Razaullah’s onslaught

Marcus Trescothick described Pakistan’s late-innings onslaught as a ‘perfect storm’ after England were left with a target of 130 on day four

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Marcus Trescothick admits England were hit by ‘perfect storm’ against Pakistan

The tourists showed some overdue resistance with four players hitting half-centuries at Edgbaston.

The Independent UK

Oil prices dive on signs of Hormuz diplomacy while Saudi Arabia is left hanging in fight against an Iranian ally threatening crude's other chokepoint

Foreign ministers from the Gulf Cooperation Council—which is comprised of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Oman—will meet their Iranian counterpart on Monday.

Fortune

England not picking a spinner feels like going out for a walk without an umbrella

Dan Lawrence took two wickets in the end but the lack of a specialist was keenly felt on a day when Pakistan dug in against an all-pace attack

The Guardian - UK

Razaullah lights up for Pakistan to slow down England’s victory march in third Test

Razaullah, Pakistan’s No 9, struck nine sixes on his way to 83 as Pakistan set England a target of 130 to win the third Test

The Guardian - UK

England bowlers struggle as Pakistan finally show resilience at Edgbaston

Razaullah crashed nine sixes in an astonishing assault from number nine to carry Pakistan to 449 all out in their second innings.

The Independent UK

Pakistan debutant stuns England with incredible batting display in final Test

Pakistan debutant Razaullah smashed 81 runs from just 63 balls to stun England on day three of the final Test at Edgbaston. England appeared to be on course for a routine victory until Razaullah came to the crease at number nine in the batting order. The 21-year-old fast bowler showed…

The Independent UK

Pakistan wants a seat at the BRICS table. What stands in its way?

Pakistan formally applied for BRICS membership in 2023 and sought Russia’s backing, but its bid has yet to succeed. While Islamabad could count on China’s support and later bought a $580 mn stake in the BRICS-backed New Development Bank, India’s position has emerged as the key hurdle to Pakistan’s entry.

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Wasim Akram rues Pakistan's failure to produce quality batting talent

Fast bowling great Wasim Akram expressed disappointment over Pakistan's batting talent drought. He stated the Pakistan Super League has not produced noteworthy batting talent. Akram believes reviving club cricket is essential for improving red ball performances. He stressed the need for patience and planning in the domestic structure. The former…

The Economic Times

UNSC members, including Pakistan, visit 9/11 memorial on eve of 25th anniversary of terror attacks

UN Security Council ambassadors, including Pakistan’s envoy, visited the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York on September 10, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks. US Ambassador Mike Waltz said the visit reinforced their shared commitment to peace, security and a world free from terror.

The Times of India

Houthi advances puts India and global trade closer to the edge

Houthi forces are close to seizing control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, crucial for global shipping. This advance heightens concerns over trade security and energy supply chains around the world. India could experience rising costs and extended transit times for its goods. The Houthis are also enhancing their military capabilities,…

The Economic Times

Pak court suspends medical council's order to expel Afghan students from institutions

A Pakistani court has suspended an order to expel Afghan students. The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council's directive is now on hold. Afghan students can continue their education and remain in hostels. This decision follows a petition filed by affected students. The court will hear further arguments on September 18.

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Shoaib Akhtar blasts Babar Azam for weak leadership in England tour

Shoaib Akhtar has criticized Babar Azam's captaincy during Pakistan's England Test series. Pakistan has suffered two heavy defeats in the ongoing three-match tour. Akhtar stated that Azam failed to make the right decisions as captain. He believes the current Pakistan team and its captain are struggling badly. The former speedster…

The Economic Times

Pakistan cricket's downfall started when Imran Khan messed with domestic structure

Former chief selector Haroon Rasheed believes Imran Khan's domestic cricket changes caused Pakistan's downfall. He recalled Khan insisting on reducing teams to five or six. This decision led to a decline in Pakistan's cricket standards. Rasheed suggested a hybrid model was initially proposed to the Prime Minister. He feels Pakistan…

The Economic Times

India beat Malaysia as Anmol leads defending champions to Junior men's Asia Cup final

Defending champions India secured a 3-1 victory over Malaysia to reach the final. Captain Anmol Ekka scored two crucial goals from penalty corners for the Indian team. Goalkeeper Vivek Lakra made several vital saves, including stopping a penalty stroke. India will now face the winner of the Pakistan and South…

The Economic Times

As Saudi tensions with Iran-backed Houthis escalate, mediator Pakistan faces pressure to choose a side

Pakistan faces a difficult balancing act between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Recent fighting in Yemen is testing its dual role as defense partner and mediator. Islamabad seeks to avoid alienating Tehran while deepening Gulf ties. Pakistani officials are concerned about potential involvement in the conflict. The nation is advocating for…

The Guardian - UK

England v Pakistan: third men’s cricket Test, day three – as it happened

Razaullah smashed a rapid 81 from No 9 as Pakistan showed fight to set England a target of 130

The Times of India

Before 9/11, US knew Bin Laden was a threat. India-Pakistan tensions were the bigger worry

9/11 has been one of the most horrifying incidents of terrorism to happen on American soil. It claimed 2,977 victims not even accounting for the collective trauma it resulted in.

The Economic Times

Xi’s first India trip since 2019 offers olive branch to PM Modi

During the BRICS summit this weekend, Chinese President Xi Jinping will arrive in India, aiming to strengthen Sino-Indian ties. A meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi is anticipated, especially following the recent de-escalation of border tensions—an effort deemed pragmatic by analysts. While core grievances like territorial disputes and relations with…

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