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Cricket Australia approve revised schedule for Pakistan tour in March

Cricket Australia has approved the March tour of Pakistan, marking the first time the men's national team have returned to the country since 1998.

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At least 21 dead after Pakistan army clashes with militants for third day

Official says separatists’ assault timed to ‘sabotage’ prime minister Imran Khan’s visit to China

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan, South Africa finish on a high

Two-time champions Pakistan and South Africa both signed off their U-19 World Cup campaigns with contrasting victories. Pakistan eased past Sri Lanka in the fifth place playoff after the two sides’ ch

The Hindu

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South African scientists on discovering omicron, plus how culture informs people's emotional reaction to music – The Conversation Weekly podcast transcript

This is a transcript of The Conversation Weekly podcast episode: South African scientists on the inside story of discovering omicron – and what their experience can offer the world about future variants, published on February 3, 2022.

The Conversation

Beijing Olympics: why Pakistan is sending one athlete and eight ministers to the winter Games

There may be a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics by a number of western countries, including Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, but Pakistan is sending a high level delegation. The prime minister, Imran Khan, and seven of his ministers were at the opening ceremony…

The Conversation

Gloucestershire batsman Ian Cockbain has global appeal as he becomes hired T20 gun

Ian Cockbain has made a major impact in Australia's Big Bash after a late call-up and is now ready to show what he can do in Pakistan's Super League

Bristol Post

Pakistani military conduct search for militants 38 hours after base attacks

Pakistani security forces were conducting search operations on Friday to flush out militants suspected of hiding near two military bases attacked by insurgents on Wednesday, which killed seven soldiers and 13 of their own, in the latest violence in the southwestern Balochistan province.

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Pakistan bans hockey player, member of 1984 LA Olympics gold medal winning team, for criticising PM Imran Khan

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's sports authorities have banned for 10 years hockey player Rashid-ul-Hasan, a member of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics gold medal -winning team, for allegedly using offensive language against Prime Minister Imran Khan, a media report said on Friday.

The Times of India

Cricket Australia approves first tour of Pakistan in 24 years

Australia will play three Tests - in Rawalpindi, Karachi and Lahore - three one-day internationals and a T20I during the full tour starting next month

The Hindu

Uncertainty remains over Justin Langer as Cricket Australia plan further talks

Justin Langer’s fate remains unknown after the Cricket Australia board met but were unable to end six months of speculation about the coach’s future

The Guardian - AU

Australia to go ahead with Pakistan tour

Cricket Australia has approved the March tour of Pakistan, marking the first time the men's national team have returned to the country since 1998.

AAP

Pakistan pacer Mohammad Hasnain suspended for illegal bowling action

He is considered to be among Pakistan’s top young fast bowlers.

The Hindu

Yemen rebel attack on UAE brings tragedy to Indian families

Indian and Pakistani workers who are part of a vast foreign workforce powering the United Arab Emirates’ economy were caught in the crossfire of a wider regional war last month

The Independent UK

Pakistan and South Africa finish ICC U-19 World Cup on a high

NORTH SOUND: Two-time champions Pakistan and South Africa both signed off their U-19 World Cup campaigns with contrasting victories.

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Won’t endorse Rahul Gandhi's remarks: US

WASHINGTON/ NEW DELHI: The US state department said Wednesday it “would not endorse” Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s remarks in which he had alleged that the Narendra Modi government had driven China and Pakistan into an embrace.

The Independent UK

Twin attacks in Pakistan kill 7 troops, 13 separatists

Pakistani authorities say twin attacks by separatists in the country's volatile southwest triggered intense firefights that left seven soldiers and 13 assailants dead

The Hindu

India has ‘deep friendship’ with Afghan people: MEA

India is committed to provide assistance to Afghanistan, said the Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday. Addressing the weekly press briefing, official spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said India has be

The Conversation

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Pakistani forces battle gunmen after Balochistan checkpost raids

At least four soldiers and a civilian killed in two raids overnight on security posts in southwestern province.

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BSF kills Pak intruder in Punjab's Ferozepur sector

The Border Security Force (BSF) killed a Pakistani intruder in Punjab's Ferozepur sector as he did not stop and continued moving ahead in an aggressive manner crossing International Border, the force said on Thursday.

Reuters

Attacks on Pakistan military bases kill seven soldiers, 13 insurgents- army

Insurgents armed with bombs and guns attacked two Pakistani military bases overnight, killing seven soldiers while losing 13 of their own men, the army said on Thursday, in the latest violence in the resource-rich southwestern Balochistan province where China is investing.

AAP

Most Aust stars happy to tour Pakistan

Pat Cummins has confirmed only "a couple" of players still have questions over security issues for Pakistan, with the vast majority happy to tour in March.

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'Would not endorse those remarks', says US State Dept spokesperson on Rahul Gandhi's 'Pakistan-China' remarks

The United States has said that it "would not endorse" Rahul Gandhi's remarks on the foreign policies of the BJP-led government, which the Congress leader alleged had brought "China and Pakistan together."

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Top Army leadership carrying out operational review of China, Pakistan border situation

Amid the ongoing military standoff with the Chinese military, the top brass of the Indian Army, led by Army Chief Gen Manoj Mukund Naravane, is carrying out an operational review of the situation along the borders with China and Pakistan on Wednesday in view of the recent changes in the…

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U.S. says it does not endorse Rahul Gandhi’s remark on foreign policy

U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price was reacting to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s remark in Parliament that the Indian government’s foreign policy had brought China and Pakistan together

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