Usman Khawaja cancels book events as ball-tampering row reopens
Usman Khawaja cancelled book events after declining to say if Australia's bowlers knew of the 2018 ball-tampering plan; Cricket Australia rules out a new probe.
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Usman Khawaja cancelled book events after declining to say if Australia's bowlers knew of the 2018 ball-tampering plan; Cricket Australia rules out a new probe.
PPP chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari called for a political reset and urged PM Shehbaz to rebuild trust with allies and the opposition amid an energy crisis.
After a 10th round, Jamaat-i-Islami says it and the government agreed basic outlines of a petroleum levy relief deal, with a PM-Hafiz Naeem meeting next.
Marco Rubio told G7 allies in Paris that sanctions and the naval blockade make major combat in Iran unnecessary; France says escalation is not ruled out.
Pakistan declared at 434 for nine and had Sri Lanka 114 for three on day two in Rawalpindi, with three debutant fifties and two wickets for Saqib Khan.
Dr Uzma Khan asked the Supreme Court a third time to fix her contempt plea over the failure to move Imran Khan to Shifa Hospital, citing a reported BP of 192.
Unicef says Israel rejected a $3m plan to repair Gaza City's sewage-filled Sheikh Radwan basin as rain floods tents and nearly 1m people face flood risk.
Britain says its bases are safe after the US moved at least 10 KC-135 tankers from RAF Mildenhall, a move the Wall Street Journal tied to an Iranian threat.
PTI leader Shah Mahmood Qureshi was taken to the Punjab Institute of Cardiology after a fall in jail and will be observed for 24 hours, his lawyer said.
Senator Zamir Ghumro says, citing audit data, the Centre spent over Rs5tr on devolved subjects in breach of the Constitution; the government has not replied.
Wapda says Tarbela Dam is not under threat after a rock collapse at the T-5 extension site flooded work areas; no lives were lost and an inquiry is ordered.
A Pakistani delegation led by expert M Mehdi met Chinese foreign ministry officials in Beijing to discuss Gwadar, CPEC and new avenues for trade.
A UN report says heatwaves have cut fruit yields in parts of Punjab by up to 50%, reduced milk output and raised health risks for women and pregnancies.