Tiffen excited by ton, has great praise for Pak Women
SYDNEY: Haidee Tiffen revealed her delight after scoring her first-ever ODI hundred as her side sealed a place in the ICC Women’’s World Cup Final.
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PPP seniors ask Zardari to sack Taseer, align with PML-N
ISLAMABAD: The much-awaited accountability process within the ruling party finally got under way at the Presidency late Thursday night when Asif Zarda
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Raisani says he reserves right to move UN
QUETTA: Strongly reacting to the reports of the likely drone air strikes in Balochistan by the United States (US), Balochistan Chief Minister Nawab As
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Pakistan wants to resolve water issue with India: Jamaat Shah
ISLAMABAD: Indus Water Commissioner Jamaat Ali Shah said here on Friday that Pakistan wanted to resolve water issue with India bilaterally and in acco
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Air chief calls on
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Air Staff Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman on Friday made an inaugural call on General Tariq Majid, Chairman Joint Chiefs o
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British forces train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps to fight al-Qaeda (Times Online)
The Viceroy of India founded the Frontier Corps in 1907 to control unruly tribesmen in the mountains that now form the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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China Mobile offers to lay fibre optic cable
LAHORE: China Mobile Communication Corporation (CMCC) has offered to lay a fibre optic cable from Karakoram to Gwadar. The offer was made by a
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Mother of three killed by brother
LAHOREA MOTHER of three was shot down Friday by her brother on suspicions of having illicit relations with her neighbour.Lubna, 30, wa
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Inti hopes playing conditions in UAE will benefit Pakistan
KARACHI: Pakistan coach Intikhab Alam says batting-friendly tracks in Dubai and Abu Dhabi may boost his team’’s chances in the eagerly-awaited one-day
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PCB struggling to find sponsors
LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board is facing problems finding sponsors for the one-day series against Australia scheduled in Abu Dhabi and Dubai from
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