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KP anti-corruption dept starts probe into irregularities in sports funds

KP anti-corruption dept starts probe into irregularities in sports funds

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Anti-Corruption Department has started investigation into financial and administrative irregularities in the sports department. The provincial anti-corruption body has sought all records after complaints of financial mismanagement. The ACD also sent a 27-point questionnaire to the Director General of Sports. Authorities want details of funds spent in May and June 2024. […]

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Champions Trophy: Pakistan bring in Rauf and opt to bowl against NZ

Champions Trophy: Haris gets Mitchell after Will Young rebuilds for NZ

KARACHI: Pacer Naseem Shah removed Kane Williamson  soon after Abrar Ahmad got wicket of Devon Conway to break the opening partnership. Skipper Mohmmad Rizwan won the toss, and Pakistan opted to bowl, in the opener game of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. “If we think of ourselves as defending champions, we will only put ourselves

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PIA to operate special flights for fans during ICC Champions Trophy 2025

PIA to operate special flights for fans during ICC Champions Trophy 2025

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s national flag carrier has announced special charter flights for fans and teams participating in the ICC Champions Trophy which begins tomorrow. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has announced special charter flights for fans and teams participating in the ICC Champions Trophy. On Tuesday, a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) spokesperson said that national carrier will

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ICC announces 53% increase in Champions Trophy prize money ahead of Pakistan hosting

  The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced on Friday that the prize money for the upcoming eight-nation Champions Trophy, set to begin in Pakistan next week, has been increased by 53%. The winning team will take home a staggering $2.24 million, while the runners-up will receive $1.12 million, according to an ICC statement. The total

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New Zealand defeats Pakistan decisively to win the tri-nations final in Karachi

New Zealand defeats Pakistan decisively to win the tri-nations final in Karachi

KARACHI: Despite injuries to Lockie Ferguson, Ben Sears, Matt Henry, and Rachin Ravindra, New Zealand secured the tri-series title in Karachi, sending a warning to the hosts just five days before they meet again in the Champions Trophy opener at the same venue. With the senior fast bowlers unavailable, Will O’Rourke stepped up remarkably, taking

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Pakistan army organises sports gala in Peshawar to engage university students

The Pakistan Army organised a sports gala in Peshawar, bringing together students from various universities across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Many male and female students participated, competing in various sports, including archery, tug-of-war, badminton, cricket, football, 100m and 400m races, 9mm shooting, air gun shooting, and musical chairs. The event’s chief guest, the local brigade commander, distributed

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International cricket returns to Peshawar stadium after nearly two decades

Peshawar’s Arbab Niaz Stadium is set to host international cricket once again after nearly 19 years, following extensive renovations. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that two Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches will take place at the venue, marking a significant milestone in the revival of cricket in the city. The last international match

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