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PCB ‘suspends’ players’ NOCs for foreign leagues after Asia Cup performance

Suspension may affect Big Bash League participation of many players, including Babar, Shaheen, Rizwan, Rauf, Shadab

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Mohsin Naqvi ‘rejects’ BCCI VP’s demand to hand over Asia Cup 2025 trophy

According to sources who spoke to Geo News, Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi on Tuesday rejected Vice-President Rajeev Shukla of the BCCI's repeated demands to turn over the…

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PPP-PML-N rift deepens over flood relief after Punjab CM criticism of Sindh

PPP stages walk out from Senate and NA sessions, seeks Maryam's apology

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At UN, Pakistan pledges constructive role in US peace plan for Palestine

Ambassador Ahmad highlights ongoing threats to the two-state solution, particularly Israel's E-1 settlement plan

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Karachi experiences intermittent showers amid possible cyclone in North Arabian Sea

Low-pressure system lying over India's Gujarat may intensify into tropical cyclone around October 1, says PMD

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Health Minister: At least ten people were killed in a blast close to Quetta’s FC headquarters

Two FC personnel among martyred in attack carried out by "Indian-sponsored terrorists", says Kakar

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Seven Indian-sponsored terrorists ‘killed’ in Khuzdar IBO

Ten militants were injured during IBO conducted by security forces, say sources

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Pakistan Army conducts successful training launch of Fatah-4 cruise missle

Weapon system capable of evading enemy's missile defence system, engaging targets with high precision

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Pakistan has not yet decided whether to send an army as part of the peace forces to Palestine. FM Dar

Foreign minister says Pakistan’s stance on Palestine remains clear with no policy change

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Trump calls Field Marshal Munir’s praise ‘an honour’

US president says COAS Munir lauded his role in halting Pakistan-India war, saving lives

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