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Pakistan Won The World Junior Squash Championship After 37 Years
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Pakistan Won The World Junior Squash Championship After 37 Years

Pakistan's Hamza Khan won the World Junior Squash Championship on Sunday, defeating Egypt's Mohamed Zakaria 3-1 in the final. The victory is Pakistan's first in the tournament since 1986 when Jansher Khan won the title. In the world of squash, 17-year-old Khan is a rising star. Hamza Khan is currently ranked 10th in the world junior rankings. He is the first Pakistani to reach the final of the World Junior Squash Championship since 2008. Khan won the first game 11-9, but Zakaria took the second game 11-7. Khan then won the third and fourth games 11-7 and 11-6 to clinch the victory. Khan's victory in the World Junior Squash Championship was a major achievement for Pakistan, and it signaled that the country was once again a force to be reckoned with in the world of squash. Khan's vict...
Sunday was the Big Day for Pakistan in Sports
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Sunday was the Big Day for Pakistan in Sports

On one hand, Pakistan defeated India in the 2023 ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup in a one-sided match on Sunday. Other side our 17 years old Hamza brought a Junior Squash Championship at home after 37 years on the same day. Pakistan Shaheens emerged victorious against India A at P Sara Oval in Colombo. Winning by a massive 128 runs to lift the ACC Men’s Emerging Teams Asia Cup 2023 trophy on Sunday. After winning the toss, India A elected to bowl first. Pakistan A displayed a formidable batting performance, posting an imposing total of 352/8 in their 50 overs. Tayyab Tahir was the star of the innings. Smashing a brilliant 108 runs off just 71 balls, which included 12 fours and 4 sixes. He was well-supported by Saim Ayub (59) and Sahibzada Farhan (65), who contributed with crucial h...
FIFA Women’s World Cup:3 People Died in Shooting in Aukland.
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FIFA Women’s World Cup:3 People Died in Shooting in Aukland.

Three people killed in a shooting incident in Auckland before the opening match of the FIFA Women's World Cup. On the day of the FIFA Women's World Cup opening match in Auckland, a shooting incident occurred in the deaths of at least three people. The incident occurred in the stadium location. However, it caused widespread panic and disruption.According to eyewitnesses, the shooting started around an hour before the match began. The exact details of the incident are still unclear. It believes that multiple gunmen were involved. The police responded immediately. And the area was cordoned off to ensure the safety of the public.The authorities are doing an investigation into the incident. They urge anyone have information to come forward. Meanwhile, the FIFA Women's World Cup organize...
Shaheen Shah Afridi Completed 100 Wickets in Test Format.
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Shaheen Shah Afridi Completed 100 Wickets in Test Format.

Shaheen Shah Afridi took his 100 wickets in a Test match against Sri Lanka in the first leg of a two-game series. Left-handed pacesetter Shaheen Shah Afridi returns in the form for the match. The two-matches tie against Sri Lanka. However, the aim for a milestone was an achievement of 100 wickets test scalps. Shaheen Afridi played for Pakistan in the test last year after an injury in his knee. He landed clumsily on the edge of the field while trying to stop the ball in the first of two tests against Sri Lanka at Gale last year. Shaheen sprained his previously injured right knee in the final and missed the home series against England (Test) and New Zealand (Test and ODI). Hence, he returned to the men's international T20 World Cup in Australia last October. Shaheen'...
Djokovic fined 8000$ for breaking his racket in the Wimbledon final
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Djokovic fined 8000$ for breaking his racket in the Wimbledon final

Novak Djokovic has been fined $8,000 for smashing his racket against the net post in Sunday's Wimbledon men's singles final. The 36-year-old reacted angrily after he failed to break Alcaraz and lost his own service game during the fifth set of the match. Novak Djokovic was roundly booed after smashing his racket against the net, denting one of the posts, after losing a game in the final set of the men's final at Wimbledon. The incident happened after the Serbian's opponent Carlos Alcaraz broke his serve in the third game of the fifth set on Centre Court. As he stormed back to his seat, the Serbian threw his racket against the wooden post. The tennis legend was given a warning by umpire Fergus Murphy for a conduct violation. And the crowd packed in to watch the final loudly booed...