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New Zealand PM Ardern calls September election

Umar Gul honoured during third T20I

Umar Gul was honoured in Lahore on Monday for his Pakistan record figures of five for six in T20Is when PCB Chairman Ehsan Mani presented him with a crystal plaque

Pakistan's economic freedom improves: Report

Pakistan's economic freedom overall score has improved by 0.6 percent with higher scores for judicial effectiveness and property rights outpacing modest performance in monetary freedom and fiscal health

110 global triathletes to join ITU World Triathlon Abu Dhabi

Will Brexit see European division at the UN Security Council?

Indian bowlers pin New Zealand down in second T20

Back-to-back double gold for New Zealand sevens teams

Extensive review of 'under pressure' rugby in New Zealand

Australia's Bushfires Very Likely Sparked by Global Warming Despite Denial

Australia's ravaging wildfires, which reached their peak by the end of last year and still continue throughout the country, are undeniably a result of global warming as well as of the Australian government's consistently negligent policy on climate change, experts told Sputnik

Pakistan worsens on corruption perceptions index 2019

Transparency International on Thursday released its annual Corruption Perception Index for 2019, with Pakistan's ranking dropping to 120 out of 180 countries with a slightly worse score of 32 out of 100

New Zealand Police Confirm 20 Now Dead From December Volcano Eruption

The death toll following the eruption of a volcano on New Zealand's White Island in December has risen to 20, the nation's police said in a statement on Thursday

Spotlight on captain Williamson as India begin New Zealand tour

Injured Dhawan out of India's ODI, T20 squad for New Zealand tour

UN Human Rights Body Rules Countries Cannot Deport People Facing Climate Change Threats

Countries must no longer deport people whose lives would be in danger in their home countries due to climate change-related problems, the United Nations Human Rights Committee said on Tuesday, citing a "historic case" involving an asylum claim from a Kiribati citizen in New Zealand

S. Korea takes part in U.S.-led multilateral anti-submarine exercise

South Korea has participated in a U.S.-led anti-submarine exercise, along with Japan and other partner nations, in waters off the coast of Guam, officials said Tuesday

Climate crisis could justify asylum claims: UN committee

Root hails 'brilliant' England after crushing win over South Africa

England captain Joe Root on Monday hailed a complete performance by his team after they beat South Africa by an innings and 53 runs on the fifth day of the third Test at St George's Park, taking an unbeatable 2-1 lead in the four-match series

Zimbabwe 'have to enjoy' first home Test since 2017

Hafeez announces his retirement after ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in 2020

Hafeez expressed joy over his selection for upcoming  matches against Bangladesh and said that he would try his best to show the best performance and said that he wanted his selection for world cup on merit.

Fiji opens evacuation centres as Cyclone Tino hits

Park eyes Olympic repeat as 70th LPGA season tees off

Second time for Babar Azam in ICC ODI Team of the Year

“I will reserve my biggest gratitude to my team-mates and fans as without their support this would not have been possible,” says the champion batsman

Stokes named ICC player of the year after landmark 2019

Ben Stokes was Wednesday named the International Cricket Council player of the year, capping an unforgettable 2019 for the swashbuckling England all-rounder that included a match-winning knock at the World Cup

Australia women's cricket coach Mott extends stay