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Pakistan defeated Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the fourth match of the T20I Tri-Series in Harare on Wednesday to set up a final clash with Australia on July 8.Pakistan s win means that hosts Zimbabwe no longer have a mathematical chance of qualifying for the final, while Australia, who face Pakistan in the dead-rubber on Thursday, have also made it into the final.P
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samba classic abweChasing the target of 163 runs, openers Fakhar Zaman and Haris Sohail provided Pakistan a good platform with an opening stand of 58 runs.Zaman continued his good run of form in the series with another solid
samba og white innings of 47 runs off 38 balls 鈥攚ith the help of four boundaries and a six, while Hussain Talat, who has struggled for runs in the recent past, contributed with a score of 44 runs.Skipper Sarfraz Ahmed played an unbeaten cameo of 38 runs from just 21 balls to take Pakistan over the line.Solomon Mire, Chris Mpofu and Wellington Masakadza picked up one wicket each Ckzx I thought I d die Atalanta coach Gasperini reveals he had coronavirus at Valencia
ISLAMABAD:The apex court on Tuesday disposed of some petitions filed against the privatization of the Karachi Electric Supply Corporation (KESC) mdash now called K-Electric (KE) mdash after the petitioners including the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) par
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jordan air one ef Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial and comprising Justice Athar Minallah and Justice Ayesha Malik resumed hearing of the case, JI rsquo s counsel Rasheed A Rizvi contended that the K-Electric management had not implemented the privatization agreement. ldquo The privatization of the power distribution company should be cancelled, rdquo he said.Justice Ayesha Malik, however, asked the counsel as to how could the court issue such an order given the fact that it had already ruled that such matters be taken up with the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra). Nepra is responsible for regulating electricity supply in Pakistan.Read:PDM rsquo made judiciary correct cours
