Tag: NewZealand
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New Zealand bans entry of travelers from India
Lahore, 8th April: New Zealand has temporarily banned the entry of travelers from India after a high number of coronavirus patients reported from the South Asian countries. According to reports, New Zealand has suspended the entry of all travelers from India including its own citizens for two weeks. As per reports, New Zealand recorded 23…
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New Zealand Scientists Undertaking the Annual Glacier Snowline Survey
WELLINGTON, March 10 (Xinhua/APP): New Zealand scientists undertaking the annual glacier snowline survey over the South Island later this month are keeping a watchful eye on a lake that has been forming and disappearing at the junction of the Tasman and Hochstetter glaciers, New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research(NIWA) announced on Wednesday. NIWA principal…
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New Zealand confirmes a fresh outbreak of Covid-19 in the community
Wellington, Feb 14 (AFP/APP): New Zealand confirmed a fresh outbreak of Covid-19 in the community Sunday, with a family of three testing positive including a woman who works for a catering firm servicing international flights. “They are new and active infections,” Health Minister Chris Hipkins said. Authorities downplayed any link to inflight meals because of an eight-day…
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Pakistan cricket to go global through leading broadcasters
Lahore, 21 January 2021: Resumption of cricket in Pakistan has attracted household sport broadcasters across the globe to partner with the Pakistan Cricket Board and secure media rights for the HBL Pakistan Super League and all home bilateral international matches till 2023. Willow TV, Flow Sports, Sky Sports and Sky NZ join SuperSport to showcase…
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Mistakes were made in the Test match, Waqar Younis
New Zealand has always been a tough team in its condition, said Waqar Younis, the national cricket team’s bowling coach, according to Baaghi TV. Islamabad Court Constituted a Medical Board to Examine Zardari’s Health Plunge in Boeing Sales! Trump Denies Accusations of Sparking Violence DHL Planning to buy 8 Boeing Planes Due to Package Boom…
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Twenty-ninth episode of the PCB Podcast premiers
Christchurch, January 7, 2021: The 29th episode of PCB Podcast has been released which is available here. The YouTube link of the podcast is available here. COVID-19: Can Pakistan pull through another lockdown? Coronavirus: Latest Global Developments Atletico Dumped Out of Copa del Rey by Third-Division Cornella Canada’s WestJet Planning to Return 737 Max to…
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New Zealand vs Pakistan: Shaheens face defeat?
New Zealand beat Pakistan Shaheens by 20 runs. In the pursuit of 182 runs, the entire Pakistan Shaheens team was bowled out for 161 runs. Middle-order batsmen Khushdal Shah at 70 and Hussain Talat at 44 are out. Jacob and Aditya of New Zealand A took three wickets each. Ericsson Worried about Chinese Retaliation after…
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Babar Azam ‘out’ in second Test against New Zealand
According to Baaghi TV, Babar Azam was ruled out of the second Test against New Zealand due to a thumb injury. Government Prepares Interest-Free Loan Package for Small Private Schools Opposition Leaders Should Be Punished For Looting the Country: PM Oil Smuggling Inflicting Rs 150 billion Loss to Economy Annually: PM Americans Ring in New…
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Shadab Khan ruled out of first Test, Zafar Gohar added
Tauranga, 23 December 2020: Pakistan all-rounder Shadab Khan has been ruled out of the first Test against New Zealand due to a thigh injury following the conclusion of his side’s four wickets victory in the third T20I in Napier on Tuesday. Bike Lifter Gang Arrested in Pakistan PTI Using All Resources to Benefit the Economy…
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PCB issues its statement on Mohammad Amir’s decision
Lahore, 17 December 2020: Pakistan Cricket Board chief executive Wasim Khan spoke with Mohammad Amir this afternoon following reports that the fast bowler had announced his retirement from international cricket. The 29-year-old confirmed to the PCB chief executive that he has no desires or intentions of playing international cricket and as such, he should not…