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'Stay calm and block that noise out': Sarfaraz Ahmed backs Pakistan for high-intensity India clash in Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: ICC Champions Trophy 2025 event ambassador and former Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed has urged the hosts to maintain a smart and intense approach when they face India on February 23 in Dubai.

The Times of India

Trump phone call with Putin leaves Ukraine reeling and European leaders stunned

Donald Trump likes to portray himself as the great deal maker. Typically, his idea of the “Art of the Deal” had tended to involve outlandishly bullish opening demands – whether that’s on tariffs or trade deals – before settling on more moderate, but still exacting conditions. This context makes what…

The Conversation

Champions Trophy 2025: Is this Pakistan sport’s moment to shine, finally?

Pakistan is hosting a major international cricket tournament after nearly three decades. Is it ready for show time?

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025 squads: India, Pakistan and full team lineups

How have the teams shaped up and who will lead them? All to know about the eight nations competing in the tournament.

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Astrologer Greenstone Lobo predicts why India’s success in Champions Trophy depends on Mohammed Shami

NEW DELHI: India’s success in the upcoming 2025 ICC Champions Trophy could heavily depend on Mohammed Shami, especially when the team's pace spearhead, Jasprit Bumrah, has been ruled out of the tournament owing to back injury.

The Times of India

‘I saw him kill people:’ Libya and Italy’s shadowy migrant deals

Italy is accused of releasing Libyan officials wanted on international warrants in return for limiting migrant flows.

Al Jazeera

Champions Trophy: India's first opponents, Bangladesh, issue stern warning

India will open their Champions Trophy campaign in Dubai on February 20 against Bangladesh, who have warned all their opponents that they mean business and can't be taken lightly.

The Times of India

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Tasmania expect Kuhnemann to play through bowling tests

Matt Kuhnemann is expected to return to cricket with Tasmania as he prepares for scientific testing on his bowling action after being reported in Sri Lanka.

AAP

Government in denial about what constitutes genocide, says Labour MP

Brian Leishman also described as appalling a statement from Foreign Secretary David Lammy where he ruled out ‘any discussion of sanctions’.

Evening Standard

Jay Shah thanks India, England teams for their support to organ donation campaign

NEW DELHI: International Cricket Council (ICC) Chair Jay Shah on Wednesday expressed gratitude to the India and England men’s cricket teams for supporting the "Donate Organs, Save Lives" campaign. The teams extended their backing to the initiative ahead of the third ODI at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Times of India

Australia spin star Matt Kuhnemann reported for suspected illegal bowling action

Kuhnemann starred in Australia’s recent 2-0 Test series win over Sri Lanka but will now have his action investigated

The Independent UK

Matthew Kuhnemann reported for suspect bowling action

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia announced on Wednesday that Australian spinner Matthew Kuhnemann, who played a crucial part in the Test series victory in Sri Lanka, had been cited for a suspect bowling action.

The Times of India

Test star Kuhnemann facing scrutiny over bowling action

Breakout Australian Test cricket star Matt Kuhnemann must undergo testing of his bowling action after he was reported during the series win in Sri Lanka.

AAP

Trump risks ICC arrest warrant being issued for him, says human rights lawyer

Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws told the House of Lords that the Article 70 of the Rome Statute forbids the obstruction of justice.

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Shohely Akhter becomes first woman cricketer to be banned for corruption charges

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh’s Shohely Akhter made history for the wrong reasons on Tuesday, becoming the first female cricketer to be banned by the ICC for corruption.

The Independent UK

Government remains behind ECB’s decision to fulfil Afghanistan fixture

Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Lisa Nandy, feels a boycott would be “counterproductive”.

The Times of India

ICC starts hunt for new CEO

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has floated the advertisement for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) after the global cricket body announced last month that Geoff Allardice will be stepping down from the role. Allardice was associated with the ICC for 13 years and was appointed the CEO…

The Times of India

Australia seek winning rhythm in Sri Lanka ODIs ahead of ICC Champions Trophy

Captain Steve Smith acknowledged on Tuesday that the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy is firmly on Australia's mind as they prepare to face Sri Lanka in two one-day internationals this week in Colombo.

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The Guardian - UK

Campaigner for migrants in Libya targeted in spyware attack

Exclusive: Italy-based David Yambio, a critic of Meloni government, was told of attempt to compromise his phone

The Guardian - AU

Aid worker says medical machines appear to have been ‘deliberately destroyed’ in Gaza hospital – as it happened

This blog has now closed. You can read our latest report on Israel’s threat to resume its war on Gaza unless its hostages are released here and all our coverage of the war here.

The Independent UK

International Criminal Court opens inquiry into Italy over release of Libyan warlord

Judges at the International Criminal Court have officially asked Italy on Monday to explain why the country released a Libyan man suspected of torture, murder and rape rather than sending him to The Hague

The National (Scotland)

UK ministers 'standing in way of international law' after Israel arms whistleblower

THE Labour Government has been accused of “standing in the way” of international law after a former Foreign Office official made a series of…

The Times of India

'Pakistan are still very, very dangerous': Shastri, Ponting explain why the hosts are a formidable force at ICC Champions Trophy

Former cricketers Ravi Shastri and Ricky Ponting believe Pakistan will be a formidable force at the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, citing home advantage, a potent pace attack, and key match-winners as reasons why they could excel.

The Guardian - US

Trump’s sanctions against the ICC are disgraceful

Netanyahu and Gallant could show up and contest the charges against them. Obstructing justice is not the answer

The Guardian - AU

Gaza ceasefire live: Palestinian prisoners released in exchange for Israeli hostages – as it happened

Benjamin Netanyahu has denounced the ‘shocking’ images of freed Israeli hostages as Hamas accused Israel of ‘slow killing’ imprisoned Palestinians

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