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Polio cases reported in Pakistan rise to 18 this year

A three-year-old boy in the southern Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province becomes the latest victim of the virus.

Al Jazeera

England ahead of schedule as rapid rebuild prepares for toughest test yet in Pakistan

Rob Key took over as England’s managing director of men’s cricket on Easter Sunday. By then, he knew that Ben Stokes would be his captain and that he wanted Brendon McCullum as his Test coach.

Evening Standard

Joe Root warns England's rivals they aren't just "one trick ponies" after Test revival

England are looking forward to testing out their new positive and aggressive brand of Test cricket in Pakistan this winter, with Joe Root insisting they are not a "one-trick pony"

Daily Mirror

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Pakistan floods: 'Extreme weather events are significantly more likely'

More than 1,300 people dead, massive food shortages, 3.6 million acres of land destroyed and more than 660,000 people living in relief camps and makeshift homes. These are the latest estimates from Pakistan after the floods that have left the impoverished country's agriculture belt underwater. The authorities are now scaling…

France 24

Virat Kohli opening the batting is definitely a big option for the Indian team: Rohan Gavaskar

NEW DELHI: Though India didn't win Asia Cup 2022, the return of form for talismanic batter Virat Kohli brought great joy for Indian fans. He was scratchy while making 35 in his 100th T20I against Pakistan. But as the tournament progressed, his fluency kept going up.

The Times of India

Fodder dries up for Pakistan's cattle as floodwaters stay high

Farmers stranded by unprecedented floods that have submerged huge swathes of Pakistan are running low on feed for their cattle, officials said on Tuesday, as airdropping supplies proved a difficult task.

Reuters

Arshdeep Singh told me he was not bothered about the trolls; Bhuvneshwar Kumar should have bowled the 20th over vs Pak & SL in Asia Cup, says coach Jaswant Rai

NEW DELHI: Young left-arm India pacer Arshdeep Singh was subjected to vicious online trolling during the Asia Cup after he dropped a potentially game-changing catch in a high-octane clash against Pakistan. It was a match that India went on to lose. If India had won that game chances are Arshdeep…

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Arshdeep told me he was not bothered about the trolls; Bhuvneshwar should have bowled the 20th over vs Pak & SL in Asia Cup, says coach Balwant Rai

The Times of India

Pakistan floods: A health crisis of epic proportions

With 33 million people affected by flooding, increased risks of waterborne diseases and disrupted access to healthcare.

Al Jazeera

Saudi Arabia Launches Popular Campaign to Raise Funds for Pakistan Flood Victims

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center launched a public campaign in Saudi Arabia on Monday to raise funds to Pakistan after deadly floods. Donations can be made through KSRelief’s “Sahem” platform. KSRelief’s supervisor general Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah said the center was organizing the campaign to support flood victims…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Three to tangle: On U.S. refitting Pakistan F-16s

The Pakistan factor should not undermine India’s close security ties with the U.S.

The Hindu

Well won: On Sri Lanka’s Asia Cup victory

Sri Lanka and Pakistan gave their fans back home something to cheer about

The Hindu

India has lost its way in the use of international law

Unlike in the West, India’s generalist diplomats and policy-makers rarely employ the international law vocabulary extensively

The Hindu

Culpability for the Pakistan floods rests with the Pakistani government and rich countries

Nearly a third of Pakistan still remains submerged after catastrophic flooding. The country’s administration has denied responsibility for the crisis and blamed wealthier nations that produce the bulk of global carbon emissions for the unfolding climate disaster.

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England captain Ben Stokes relishing "new challenge" of historic Pakistan tour

Ben Stokes will be the first England captain to lead them in a Test match series in Pakistan since Michael Vaughan did in 2005 and the all-rounder is relishing the opportunity

France 24

As Pakistan floods and India curbs rice exports, Africa braces for high prices

The devastating floods in Pakistan, which plunged great swaths of agricultural land under water – coupled with India's decision to curb its rice exports – risk exacerbating food insecurity in the African countries most dependent on imports from Asia.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s a very high ceiling’: Ben Stokes talks up ‘scary’ potential of England side

Captain Ben Stokes has spoken of his excitement at the potential of England’s Test side after completing a sixth win in their last seven matches

Evening Standard

England summer Test ratings: Bairstow purple patch and Anderson’s age-defying excellence crucial in success

England made short work of South Africa during Monday’s final day of action to round off what has been a fantastic summer of Test cricket.

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Pakistan court extends Imran Khan's bail on terrorism charges

A Pakistani court on Monday extended former Prime Minister Imran Khan's pre-arrest bail for eight more days on terrorism charges relating to a speech in which he allegedly threatened police and judicial officers, his lawyer said.

Al Jazeera

Pakistan court extends Imran Khan’s bail in terrorism case

The former prime minister appears before anti-terrorism court in Islamabad that adjourns the case until September 20.

The Independent UK

Pakistani PM says his flooded country faces food shortages

Pakistan's prime minister says his government is grappling with food shortages following months of floods which have killed nearly 1,400 people in the impoverished nation since June

Dynamite News

Punjab: Pakistani drone spotted near International Border, BSF opens fire

According to BSF, till July this year total of 107 drones flying from across the border were spotted inside Indian Territory, as compared to 97 drones spotted the whole of last year. Read more on Dynamite News:

Reuters

Pakistan races to keep floodwaters out of power station that supplies millions

Authorities in Pakistan are scrambling to protect a vital power station supplying electricity to millions of people against a growing threat of flooding, officials said on Monday.

The Times of India

Afghanistan fans celebrate Sri Lanka's win over Pakistan in Asia Cup final

KABUL: Following Sri Lanka's Asia Cup win, people in Afghanistan took to the streets to celebrate the sixth title win of the island nation, which is currently going through severe economic crisis.

The Hindu

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