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David Warner Breaks Internet With His One-Line Response To Fan Suggesting Him To Leave PSL For IPL
Former Australia opener David Warner delivered a sharp one-line response to a fan who suggested that he should quit the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and return to the Indian Premier League (IPL)
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Sholay Releases in Pakistan, 40 Years After it Was Made
The Ramesh Sippy-directed action film, considered an all-time blockbuster of Indian cinema, was released across the country with a grand premiere in Karachi
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Ali Zafar: Karachi premiere of Total Siyapaa rocked
The Karachi premiere of Bollywood film Total Siyapaa was rocking, says its lead hero, Pakistani actor Ali Zafar.
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IPL games were on Indian Mujahideen's target: sources
Yasin Bhatkal, believed to be a co-founder of the Indian Mujahideen, has reportedly told interrogators that the terror group planned to target several stadiums hosting Indian Premier League or IPL matches, but could not carry out the attacks because of the tight security at the venues.
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IPL-like T20 tournaments mushrooming in Karachi
Some former Pakistan players and enterprising individuals have initiated events modeled on the lines of the lucrative Indian Premier League tournament.
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David Warner Breaks Internet With His One-Line Response To Fan Suggesting Him To Leave PSL For IPL
Former Australia opener David Warner delivered a sharp one-line response to a fan who suggested that he should quit the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and return to the Indian Premier League (IPL)
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Sholay Releases in Pakistan, 40 Years After it Was Made
The Ramesh Sippy-directed action film, considered an all-time blockbuster of Indian cinema, was released across the country with a grand premiere in Karachi
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Ali Zafar: Karachi premiere of Total Siyapaa rocked
The Karachi premiere of Bollywood film Total Siyapaa was rocking, says its lead hero, Pakistani actor Ali Zafar.
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IPL games were on Indian Mujahideen's target: sources
Yasin Bhatkal, believed to be a co-founder of the Indian Mujahideen, has reportedly told interrogators that the terror group planned to target several stadiums hosting Indian Premier League or IPL matches, but could not carry out the attacks because of the tight security at the venues.
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IPL-like T20 tournaments mushrooming in Karachi
Some former Pakistan players and enterprising individuals have initiated events modeled on the lines of the lucrative Indian Premier League tournament.
