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2024 San Diego Padres Famous Relations

#32 Stephen Kolek: Brother of former GCL Marlins P Tyler Kolek. #75 Robert Suárez: Brother of Norfolk Tides P Albert Suárez. #12 Luis Campusano: Son of former Charleston Rainbows 1B Genaro Campusano. #2 Xander Bogaerts: Brother of ACL Cubs C Jair Bogaerts. #13 Manny Machado: Brother-in-law of MLB Network analyst Yonder Alonso. #10 Jurickson Profar: Brother of Muluk Kratshi 3B Juremi Profar and DSL White Sox SS Jurdrick Profar. #23 Fernando Tatís; Jr.: Son of former New York Mets 3B Fernando Tatís & brother of former ACL White Sox SS Elijah Tatís.

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The Pakistan players thank their supporters after winning the semi-final, New Zealand vs Pakistan, T20 World Cup, 1st semi-final, Sydney.

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Pakistan vs Bangladesh: Rain Delays Toss for 2nd Test

The second Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh has been delayed due to persistent rain at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium. The toss, scheduled for today, has been postponed as the pitch and outfield remain covered under the rain’s persistent downpour. The match was initially slated to start with high anticipation after Bangladesh’s historic win in the first Test, which was their first-ever Test…

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पाकिस्तान और बांग्लादेश के बीच दो मैचों की टेस्ट श्रृंखला की शुरूआत 21 अगस्त से हो चुकी है। 

पहले टेस्ट के दूसरे दिन पाकिस्तान ने अपनी पहली पारी 448/6 रन पर घोषित कर दी। इस पारी में मोहम्मद रिजवान और सऊद शकील ने शानदार शतकीय पारियां खेलीं। बांग्लादेश की टीम ने इस पारी के जवाब में अब तक 27 रन बना लिए हैं।

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After Olympian rivalry, a lesson in civility from Indian and Pakistani mothers

Will the sheer humanity of these mothers catalyse a change of heart that could lead to improved relations between neighbours whose association has been marred by years of political hostility?

At a time when unvarnished animus for one another is often the norm in India and Pakistan, not to mention Bangladesh now, the two simple women have offered a lesson in decency, dignity and civility. By Mayank Chhaya / Sapan News – South Asia MonitorWhat powered Arshad Nadeem and Neeraj Chopra’s spectacular javelin throws on the track in the Paris Olympics was the physics of thermodynamics and…

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Kamran Akmal's public apology to Harbhajan for disrespecting Arshdeep Singh's religion during India vs Pakistan match

Kamran Akmal issued a public apology for his ‘disrespectful’ remarks on Arshdeep Singh’s religion during India vs Pakistan match. He was called out by Harbhajan Former Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Kamran Akmal offered an unconditional apology to Harbhajan Singh for his “inappropriate and disrespectful” comments on India pacer Arshdeeep Singh’s religion during India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2024…

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Pakistan appoint white ball and red team coaches in shake-up

After a disappointing ODI World Cup campaign and struggling to be competitive in the test arena, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have appointed former Indian World Cup-winning coach Gary Kirsten. Former South Africa open Kirsten since retiring from playing has earned a reputation as one of the finest coaches in the game. After enjoying success with neighbours India, the powers that be in…

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Pakistan beats New Zealand in 5th T20: Series drawn 2-2; Half century of Captain Babar, 4 wickets for Shaheen

Pakistan defeated New Zealand by 9 runs in the 5th and last match of the T-20 series. With this the five-match series was drawn 2-2. The first match of the series was inconclusive due to rain. In the match played at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Saturday, New Zealand won the toss and chose bowling. Batting first, Pakistan team scored 278 runs losing 5 wickets in 20 overs and gave a target of 179…

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After being demoted from the opener’s spot, Fakhar Zaman counts positives

Batter of team Pakistan, Fakhar Zaman, has declared that he is prepared to adjust his batting order in the upcoming T20Is in line with the requirements of the team. He is currently on tour in New Zealand, where Pakistan will take on the Black Caps in a five-match T20I series, which will begin on Friday, January 12.

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Zaman maintained that batting lower down the order isn’t a sacrifice. He further said he considers himself ‘lucky’ to get a look in on this Pakistani team filled with talent.

Zaman said, “I don’t view batting lower down the order as a sacrifice. If the team management doesn’t see me fitting into the opening position, it suggests they believe I can contribute to winning matches by batting lower in the order.”

“Given the competition for spots in the national team, I consider myself fortunate to secure a place in the playing XI, especially with the impressive performances from players like Babar, Rizwan, and Saim.

Zaman added, “If Babar or Rizwan come at one down, then I can come at two down. I will be happy to play at number six or seven.” Zaman also discussed the possibility of making changes to the batting order in preparation for the upcoming T20 World Cup in June.

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Pakistani Athlete Arshad Nadeem Rejects International Offers to Stay Loyal to Pakistan

In an exclusive interview with journalist Hamid Mir on the program “Capital Talk,” Pakistani Olympic gold medalist Arshad Nadeem revealed that after the Tokyo Olympics, he received offers to leave Pakistan for better training facilities abroad. Nadeem stated that these offers came with the promise of making him a world champion. However, he declined them, expressing his deep love for Pakistan. “I…

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Pakistan Batter Fined for Using a Palestine Flag on a Bat, PCB Intervened

Azam Khan, the batsman, was fined by match officials for wearing the Palestine flag on his bat, however the Pakistan Cricket Board has opted to waive the amount.

Reversing its judgment, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will not punish batsman Azam Khan for wearing the Palestine flag on his bat during a home match. Azam Khan wore a Palestine flag on his bat during Sunday’s National Stadium match between his Karachi Whites and Lahore Blues. Following that, Azam was fined 50% of the match cost. Nevertheless, the PCB chose to overlook the fine that the match referees had assessed after reviewing the situation.

“Azam Khan’s 50% fine imposed by match officials has been reviewed and waived by the Pakistan Cricket Board,” the PCB stated in a release.

After being found guilty of a level-I offense during his team’s National T20 Cup 2023–24 match against Lahore Blues at National Bank Stadium, Karachi, the wicketkeeper–batter for the Karachi Whites was fined half of his match money.

Azam was judged to have repeatedly disregarded an umpire’s instruction or directive during a match, in violation of Article 2.4 of the PCB Code of Conduct for Players and Players Support Personnel.

The PCB Cricket Operations Department and the player’s or team official’s cricket association must give their prior approval before any players or team officials may wear, exhibit, or otherwise communicate personal messages on their equipment.”

The International Cricket Council’s code of conduct states that “players shall not be allowed to display messages that carry political, religious, or racial activities or causes.”

50% of the young batter’s match fees were penalized. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which is a signatory to the ICC code of conduct, was informed earlier by the referee that the batter should not wear the unapproved insignia, which is the flag of Palestine, on his bat. A source close to the board notified Geo News of this.

Azam reportedly wore the same sticker throughout the previous two games, but the authorities did not notify or issue a warning to him before Sunday’s game.

Cricket enthusiasts and other people took to social media to express their outrage at the Board’s imposition of the fine.

Live television broadcast the match where Azam received his fine. He was competing against the Lahore Blues for the Karachi Whites.

Despite not having represented his country in cricket since 2021, Azam is still well-known in Pakistani circles for his big-hitting prowess in the T20 format and for being a fixture on franchise cricket circuits across the globe.

Pakistan’s wicketkeeper-battler Muhammad Rizwan also tweeted in favor of the Palestinian people in Gaza during the most recent ODI World Cup in India, but he avoided punishment from the ICC since they felt it was only his personal view.