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*~ “I remember Sreesanth swinging the bat in the air in South Africa against Andre Nel a few years ago, but now it feels great to be on the same team as him.” said Du Plessis ~* *Abu Dhabi, :* South African legend Faf Du Plessis has been a key contributor to the Vista Riders’ success in their first-ever season in the 2025 Abu Dhabi T10. At the time of writing, they are second in the points table, having won three of their four games, including consecutive wins in their last two matches. Speaking about their recent results and…
Abu Dhabi,: Ajman Titans left-arm pacer Wasim Akram delivered a match-winning performance against Royal Champs on Sunday, claiming impressive figures of 2/7 in his two overs to help secure a seven-wicket victory for his side at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium. The 30-year-old, who shares his name with Pakistani fast bowling legend Wasim Akram, acknowledged both the honour and the pressure. “My father still plays cricket. He was a big fan of Wasim Akram, so he named me after him. Yes, it is a burden. It is such a big name. I just think that even if I fail, it…
*Former Army Man and Professional Fighter Now Orchestrates Major International Bouts, Placing Indian Boxers on the Same Cards as Mike Tyson and Jake Paul* *Bathinda, Punjab– Kuldeep Singh Keepa has transformed from a national-level boxer into India’s most influential boxing promoter, orchestrating historic international fights and managing some of the country’s biggest boxing talents on the world stage. Born in Badiala (Bathinda) and having served in the Indian Army, Keepa began his professional boxing career in 2008. After a head injury forced his retirement in 2014, he immediately pivoted to promotion and management—a decision that would reshape Indian boxing’s…
Quetta Qavalry first into playoffs as Abu Dhabi T10 reaches fierce mid-stage battle _Unbeaten run secures Playoff spot for Qavalry_ _Three playoff spots still on the line as 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 battle intensifies_ Abu Dhabi: The race to the Playoffs is heating up at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 as the tournament reaches the halfway stage. Quetta Qavalry is already leading the charge as the first team to secure a playoff berth thanks to a flawless five-match winning streak in the cricket’s fastest format. Qavalry’s perfect campaign has seen them accumulate 10 points with an outstanding Net Run…
Abu Dhabi, : Royal Champs icon player Jason Roy, expressed confidence in the franchise’s ability to bounce back at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10. Roy, who scored 42 off 25 balls in the Royal Champs’ recent seven wicket loss to the Ajman Titans on Sunday, acknowledged the team’s struggles but emphasised the squad’s determination to find winning combinations. The Royal Champs are still searching for their first win of the season, despite pushing three of their four games right down to the final over. “A few things haven’t been working well for us, but we’re working hard to…
Abu Dhabi, : The race to the Playoffs is heating up at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10 as the tournament reaches the halfway stage. Quetta Qavalry is already leading the charge as the first team to secure a playoff berth thanks to a flawless five-match winning streak in the world’s fastest format. Qavalry’s perfect campaign has seen them accumulate 10 points with an outstanding Net Run Rate of 2.330, confirming their place among the tournament’s top four and setting a benchmark for excellence. With three playoff spots still up for grabs, the Vista Riders currently occupy the second…
Rossouw and Moeen Ali fireworks guide Ajman Titans to seven-wicket victory over Royal Champs. Abu Dhabi: A comprehensive effort with the bat ensured the Ajman Titans eased to a seven-wicket win over the Royal Champs at the ongoing 2025 Abu Dhabi T10. Rilee Rossouw (37 off 20) played a key role in the chase, helping the Titans hunt down a 110-run target in just 8.2 overs to register their second consecutive victory after two early losses, while the Champs slipped to a fourth straight defeat in the competition. Earlier, Wasim Akram’s exceptional spell of 2/7 from two overs was the…
Kohatians Celebrate 60 Years of Association with Cadet College Kohat The ex-cadets of Cadet College Kohat came together to celebrate their association with the military institution for the last 60 years. The participants belonged to all entries of Kohatians who have studied at the Cadet College Kohat since 1965. The ex-cadets from the 1st entry of Cadet College in 1965 were also present. The recently passed out entry i.e. 56th entry was also present at the ceremony. A number of cadets from Cadet College Kohat are serving civil and military branches of the government, engineering, media and business sectors. The…
ABU DHABI T10: BY THE NUMBERS – A Statistical Journey Through Cricket’s Fastest Format ~ Zaman Khan joins elite hat-trick club as new milestones define the 2025 edition ~ ~ 145 Elite Players from 15 Nations Compete in Cricket’s Fastest Format as 2025 Season Delivers New Milestones~ Abu Dhabi: From Mohammad Shahzad’s blistering 12-ball fifty in 2018 to Nicholas Pooran’s commanding list of match-winning performances, the Abu Dhabi T10 continues to redefine the limits of cricket’s fastest format. This season has already delivered standout moments, including Zaman Khan’s hat-trick for the Ajman Titans as new feats and fresh stars emerge.…
Former Army Man and Professional Fighter Now Orchestrates Major International Bouts, Placing Indian Boxers on the Same Cards as Mike Tyson and Jake Paul Dubai: Kuldeep Singh Keepa has transformed from a national-level boxer into India’s most influential boxing promoter, orchestrating historic international fights and managing some of the country’s biggest boxing talents on the world stage. Born in Badiala (Bathinda) and having served in the Indian Army, Keepa began his professional boxing career in 2008. After a head injury forced his retirement in 2014, he immediately pivoted to promotion and management—a decision that would reshape Indian boxing’s international presence.…
