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Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025: The Next Generation Of Asian Cricket Faces Off In Doha, November 14-23 On Sony Sports Network
The DP World Asia Cup Rising Stars unfolds from November 14 to 23, featuring gripping group-stage battles, knockout drama, and a grand showdown to crown Asia's top up-and-coming team.
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Turkish Delegation Heads To Pakistan To Broker Peace Deal With Afghanistan
Turkey's foreign and defence ministers and intelligence chief plan to travel to Pakistan this week to discuss its stop-start talks with Afghanistan on a ceasefire in South Asia, President Tayyip Erdogan said.
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"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
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After Announcement During Minister's Visit, India Upgrades Kabul Mission
India on Tuesday announced upgrading its technical mission in Kabul to the status of an embassy as part of broader efforts to deepen its bilateral engagement with Kabul.
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China Launches Pakistani Satellite Along With Two Of Its Own
China on Sunday launched a Pakistani remote sensing satellite along with two of its own onboard a single rocket, further deepening space cooperation between the two all-weather allies.
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Pakistan Lashes Out At "Biased, Selective" ICC Over Statement On Afghanistan Cricketers' Deaths
"We dismiss and condemn this statement by the ICC which gives the impression and makes claims that three Afghan cricketers were killed in Pakistan strikes," Pakistan's Federal Minister for Information, Ata Tarar, said.
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ICC Condoles Tragic Death Of Afghan Cricketers After Terror Attack In Paktika Province
International Cricket Council chairman Jay Shah on Saturday expressed his condolences at the death of three promising Afghanistan cricketers.
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BCCI Makes Big Statement Over Death Of Afghan Cricketers In Pakistani Airstrikes
BCCI expressed its deep sorrow on the tragic loss of three young Afghan cricketers - Kabeer Agha, Sibghatullah, and Haroon, who lost their lives in the cowardly cross-border airstrikes by Pakistan in Paktika province of Afghanistan.
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PCB Makes Blunt Statement On Tri-Series As Afghanistan Pull Out After Players' Deaths: "Looking At Replacement"
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has announced that it would not be sending its team to Pakistan for the tournament, citing the tragic death of three cricketers which it claimed occurred in Pakistan's air strikes in Paktika province.
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Khawaja Asif's Big Warning To Afghans In Pak, Then An Unprovoked India Link
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has escalated tensions by again linking India with Islamabad's ongoing conflict with Kabul.
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"India Could Play Dirty": Pakistan's Controversial Remarks On "Two-Front War"
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif courted controversy by again linking India with Islamabad's wider tensions with Kabul.
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'Old Habit': Centre On Pak Blaming India For Clashes With Afghanistan
India on Thursday said it is closely monitoring the situation arising out of the deadly conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and took a potshot at Islamabad for its "old practice" of blaming neighbours for its own internal failures.
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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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'Bright Future Ahead': Afghan Foreign Minister Wraps Up India Visit
The six-day visit of Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to India concluded on Wednesday, with the Taliban-appointed Minister returning to Kabul after a series of cultural and diplomatic engagements aimed at strengthening bilateral ties.
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Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025: The Next Generation Of Asian Cricket Faces Off In Doha, November 14-23 On Sony Sports Network
The DP World Asia Cup Rising Stars unfolds from November 14 to 23, featuring gripping group-stage battles, knockout drama, and a grand showdown to crown Asia's top up-and-coming team.
-
Turkish Delegation Heads To Pakistan To Broker Peace Deal With Afghanistan
Turkey's foreign and defence ministers and intelligence chief plan to travel to Pakistan this week to discuss its stop-start talks with Afghanistan on a ceasefire in South Asia, President Tayyip Erdogan said.
-
"India Wants To Keep Pak Busy": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Two-Front War Claim
Doubling down on his 'proxy war' claim, Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said New Delhi was keeping Islamabad busy on both eastern and western fronts, referring to the recent clashes with Taliban forces along the Durand Line.
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Afghanistan To Echo India's Indus Water Move, Stop River Flowing Into Pak
Afghanistan borrowed from India's playbook this week to restrict Pakistan's access to water by building dams across the Kunar River "as soon as possible".
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After Announcement During Minister's Visit, India Upgrades Kabul Mission
India on Tuesday announced upgrading its technical mission in Kabul to the status of an embassy as part of broader efforts to deepen its bilateral engagement with Kabul.
-
China Launches Pakistani Satellite Along With Two Of Its Own
China on Sunday launched a Pakistani remote sensing satellite along with two of its own onboard a single rocket, further deepening space cooperation between the two all-weather allies.
-
Pakistan Lashes Out At "Biased, Selective" ICC Over Statement On Afghanistan Cricketers' Deaths
"We dismiss and condemn this statement by the ICC which gives the impression and makes claims that three Afghan cricketers were killed in Pakistan strikes," Pakistan's Federal Minister for Information, Ata Tarar, said.
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ICC Condoles Tragic Death Of Afghan Cricketers After Terror Attack In Paktika Province
International Cricket Council chairman Jay Shah on Saturday expressed his condolences at the death of three promising Afghanistan cricketers.
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BCCI Makes Big Statement Over Death Of Afghan Cricketers In Pakistani Airstrikes
BCCI expressed its deep sorrow on the tragic loss of three young Afghan cricketers - Kabeer Agha, Sibghatullah, and Haroon, who lost their lives in the cowardly cross-border airstrikes by Pakistan in Paktika province of Afghanistan.
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PCB Makes Blunt Statement On Tri-Series As Afghanistan Pull Out After Players' Deaths: "Looking At Replacement"
The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has announced that it would not be sending its team to Pakistan for the tournament, citing the tragic death of three cricketers which it claimed occurred in Pakistan's air strikes in Paktika province.
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Khawaja Asif's Big Warning To Afghans In Pak, Then An Unprovoked India Link
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has escalated tensions by again linking India with Islamabad's ongoing conflict with Kabul.
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"India Could Play Dirty": Pakistan's Controversial Remarks On "Two-Front War"
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif courted controversy by again linking India with Islamabad's wider tensions with Kabul.
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'Old Habit': Centre On Pak Blaming India For Clashes With Afghanistan
India on Thursday said it is closely monitoring the situation arising out of the deadly conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and took a potshot at Islamabad for its "old practice" of blaming neighbours for its own internal failures.
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"India's Proxy War": Khawaja Asif's Bizarre Claim On Pak-Afghan Clashes
Pakistan, the nation with a proven track record of sponsoring terrorism on its soil, has accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of "fighting a proxy war" on behalf of India.
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'Bright Future Ahead': Afghan Foreign Minister Wraps Up India Visit
The six-day visit of Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi to India concluded on Wednesday, with the Taliban-appointed Minister returning to Kabul after a series of cultural and diplomatic engagements aimed at strengthening bilateral ties.
