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EU and Thailand cap turbulent decade with a partnership agreement

The European Union (EU) has finally sealed a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) with Thailand, its sixth with a Southeast Asian country, as both sides seek to repair relations that frayed following a military coup in Bangkok eight years ago.

Bangkok Post

More than 200,000 people could move to Queensland over the next five years, property council survey finds

Hundreds of thousands of southerners are tipped to move to Queensland over the next five years, alarming industry experts who say the state is already struggling with housing demand.

ABC News

'I have muscles but still feel feminine' - Newcastle bodybuilder reveals truth behind amazing transformation

Champion bodybuilder Marlena Woźniak has transformed her body - and her life - through the sport

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New Punjab cricket association president assures end of boardroom politics

MOHALI: A day after being elected unopposed as the president of the Punjab Cricket Association, former cricketer and actor Gulzarinder Singh Chahal highlighted his team's priorities, keeping the completion of the Mullanpur Stadium on top of the list.

The Times of India

England legend Graham Thorpe ‘seriously ill’ in hospital as family release statement

The Professional Cricketers' Association has released a statement on behalf of Graham Thorpe's family, stating that the former England international has "fallen seriously ill"

Daily Mirror

Just another phase in life, says Walia after being debarred from PCA cricket activities

CHANDIGARH: Hours after being debarred for life from involvement in cricketing activities, GS Walia acknowledged the receipt of the Punjab Cricket Association's Ombudsman-cum-ethics officer, and former judge Justice HS Bhalla's order, while terming it as another phase in life.

The Times of India

PCA ethics officer debars Pandove, Walia from cricket administration for life

CHANDIGARH: Ombudsman-cum-ethics officer of Punjab Cricket Association (PCA), Justice (retd) H S Bhalla has debarred former BCCI treasurer M P Pandove and G S Walia from cricket administration for life for their involvement in a case related to the Mohali Cricket Association (MCA).

The Times of India

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Porsche 911 996 Gets Stunning Restoration With GT3 Upgrades

The exterior was redesigned by the same designer who penned the Carrera GT and 986 Boxster.

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PCA fear Robin Smith is ‘endangering the future’ of Yorkshire ahead of vital EGM

The ECB restored Yorkshire’s international rights but on the proviso certain conditions were met by March 31.

The Independent UK

PCA accuse ex-Yorkshire chairman of 'endangering club's future' after racism scandal

PCA chairman Julian Metherell has hit out former Yorkshire chairman Robin Smith, accusing him of "endangering the future" of the club

Daily Mirror

1st Test: Fans come, leave for Virat; Pant treats those who keep the faith

MOHALI: Leave Test matches, even in the ODIs, the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) Stadium has perennially seen lower turnouts even in the pre-Covid era. On Friday, as Virat Kohli went out to feature in his landmark 100th Test, one would have expected a sizable number (50 per cent allowed) cheering…

The Times of India

Milestone Men: Mohali Test against Sri Lanka is Virat Kohli's 100th and Rohit Sharma's first as Test captain

MOHALI: At frequent intervals during the half-an-hour drive from Chandigarh railway station to the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) stadium in Mohali, there are digital billboards reminding you that Virat Kohli is about to take the field for the 100th time in Test cricket on Friday.

The Times of India

India vs Sri Lanka: Mohali to allow 50 percent crowd for Virat Kohli's 100th Test

CHANDIGARH: The Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) has decided to open the gates for spectators at 50% capacity for the upcoming first Test between India and Sri Lanka, which will be Virat Kohli’s 100th for India.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli's 100th Test match will be played in front of spectators in Mohali: BCCI

This reverses an earlier decision to play the game behind closed doors.

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The Times of India

BCCI allows 50% fans in Mohali stadium for Virat Kohli's 100th Test

MUMBAI: Revising its earlier decision to now allow any spectators during Virat Kohli's 100th Test match at the PCA Stadium in Mohali, which begins from Friday, the BCCI has allowed 50 per cent fans at the venue to watch the landmark game from the stands.

The Times of India

India vs Sri Lanka: Virat Kohli hits the nets after brief breather

Former India skipper Virat Kohli, who is set to play his landmark 100th Test against Sri Lanka at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) Stadium in Mohali, returned to the field on Sunday after a brief break.

The Times of India

India vs Sri Lanka: No crowds for Virat Kohli's landmark 100th Test

MOHALI: The Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) on Saturday made it clear that the opening Test between India and Sri Lanka, also slated to be former skipper Virat Kohli's landmark 100th Test, will be held behind closed doors. The BCCI doesn't want to take any chances despite Covid-19 cases on the…

Daily Mirror

PCA hits out at former Yorkshire CCC duo as Robin Smith interview branded 'abhorrent'

Julian Metherell, chair of the Professional Cricketers' Association, accused two former Yorkshire chiefs of holding up the progress of an investigation into racism at the club.

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The Guardian - UK

PCA hits out at former Yorkshire duo for responses to Azeem Rafiq investigation

Two former Yorkshire chairmen Roger Hutton and Robin Smith have been criticised for their responses to the PCA’s initial investigation into the racist abuse described by Azeem Rafiq

The Independent UK

Professional Cricketers’ Association admits failings in support of Azeem Rafiq

Rafiq described the PCA as ‘incredible inept’ in November and suggested they called the police to tick a box.

Daily Mirror

PCA admit "failings" in Azeem Rafiq racism case after being called "incredibly inept"

The Professional Cricketers' Association have apologised to Azeem Rafiq for the way they handled his allegations of racism against Yorkshire

The Independent UK

PCA admit failings over Azeem Rafiq racism allegations

Former spinner Rafiq described the organisation as ‘incredibly inept’ in the wake of his racism allegations against Yorkshire

The Independent UK

PCA admits failings over Azeem Rafiq racism allegations

Former spinner Rafiq described the organisation as “incredibly inept” in the wake of his racism allegations against Yorkshire.

The Guardian - UK

Cricketers’ union called to give evidence to DCMS committee on racism scandal

The Professional Cricketers’ Association will give evidence to parliament’s DCMS committee over the sport’s racism scandal

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