Tag: #Pakistan


  • More than 400,000 Afghans return home from Pakistan following crackdown on migrants

    Islamabad, November 20 More than 400,000 Afghans returned to their home country following the ongoing crackdown on illegal foreigners in the country, Pakistani authorities said Monday. Zabihullah Mujahid, chief spokesperson of the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan, confirmed the number and told The Associated Press that the majority have been using the border crossings of Torkham…

  • NZ’s quiet achiever Santner makes big noise

    Chennai, October 19 Mild-mannered Mitch Santner rarely hogs the limelight in the New Zealand team but the all-rounder has made a big noise at the World Cup, taking a screamer of a catch against Afghanistan and a milestone 100th ODI wicket. Santner’s haul of 3/39 helped the Black Caps thrash the Afghans by 149 runs…

  • Rizwan reacts to ‘ Pakistan jeetega’ chants in Hyderabad in World Cup match vs Sri Lanka, says ‘felt like Pindi’

    If Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel closed their eyes for a brief period after the end of the 34th over during their record 345-run chase in a World Cup 2023 match against Sri Lanka, they would have no reason to believe they are outside Pakistan. The loud “jeetega bhai jeetega Pakistan jeetega” chants at the Rajiv Gandhi…

  • Pakistan Arrive In Ahmedabad For Blockbuster ODI World Cup Clash With India

    India and Pakistan have got off to a winning start to the World Cup campaigns. India defeated Australia in the opening game while Pakistan beat the Netherlands and Sri Lanka in the first two matches. All eyes will now be on India vs Pakistan match which will take place at the Narendra Modi Stadium in…

  • China becomes first country to name new Afghan Ambassador under Taliban

    A new Chinese ambassador presented his credentials to the Taliban’s prime minister in Kabul on Wednesday, Afghan officials said, adding it was the first appointment of a foreign envoy at the ambassadorial level since the Taliban took power in 2021. The Taliban have not been officially recognised by any foreign government. It was not immediately…