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Ramiz Raja Confirms ODI World Cup 2023 Plans, "If India Don't Come..."

 Ramiz Raja, the head of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has reiterated that the Indian cricket team will not play in the ICC ODI World Cup in India if they do not compete in the Asia Cup, which will be hosted in Pakistan next year. Notably, the Asia Cup will take place in 2023 before the ODI World Cup in 2019. Ramiz emphasised that Pakistan has played excellent cricket over the past two years and has twice defeated India (T20 World Cup 2021 and Asia Cup 2022). If India chooses not to visit Pakistan for the Asia Cup, Ramiz claimed that the PCB's position on the topic is unwavering. "Our stance is unequivocal: if they (the Indian squad) come, we'll attend the World Cup; if not, let them. They should compete without Pakistan. Who will watch the World Cup if Pakistan does not take part in it when it is held in India the following year? We'll take a forceful stance since our team is performing well, we participated in the T20 World Cup final, and we defeated the cricket team t...

A Bengaluru techie kills his two-year-old daughter because he lacks the funds to provide for her.

According to investigators, a 45-year-old engineer killed his two-year-old daughter and told authorities that he didn't have enough money to provide for her. The techie attempted suicide after killing his daughter, according to the authorities. On Saturday night, the toddler's body was discovered in the lake of the Kendatti village in the Kolar taluk. The cops also said that they discovered a blue automobile on the lake's bank. The residents alerted the rural police station in Kolar after becoming suspicious about this. Following their investigation, the police detained the suspect for his daughter's slaying. Rahul Parmar, a native of Gujarat who moved to Bengaluru two years ago with his wife Bhavya, has been named as the accused. Rahul told the police that he cuddled and played with his daughter in the car before killing her since he didn't have any money and couldn't provide for her. On November 15, the accused and his daughter vanished, prompting the girl...

World Cup of FIFA: How Argentina's teammates helped Lionel Messi plan his stunning goal against Mexico

The time has come, the man has come! Lionel Messi rose to the occasion and scored a stunning goal from outside the penalty box to give Argentina a 1-0 lead. Argentina needed to defeat Mexico to improve their chances of making the Round of 16 of the tournament. Fans all over the world have praised Messi for his spectacular goal. Having discovered a weakness in Mexico's defence against his team, Angel di Maria, the man credited with setting up Messi's spectacular goal, has now revealed how the Argentina captain planned the goal. Prior to Messi's stunning goal against the Mexicans, Argentina was having trouble producing quality chances. Later, Enzo Fernandes scored a looping goal from the left corner of the box to give his team a 2-0 victory. Speaking first about the goal by Messi, Di Maria called his pass to the seven-time Ballon d'Or winner a "turd," but he still made the best of it, as he always does. According to the former Real Madrid player, "I gave hi...

At the FIFA World Cup, Memorable Drama, and Quiet Messages

 Soccer is referred to as a "beautiful game," and the World Cup, its premier competition, leaves unforgettable memories in the mind's eye. Consider Geoff Hurst's roof-busting goal at Wembley in 1966 to seal England's lone victory or Diego Maradona's 1986 dance with England's defenders before scoring the best goal in competition history. Baseball and cricket are two sports whose statistics can be imagined. However, football, or soccer as it is more often known, comes to life at dramatic moments that catch the audience's attention. Although perhaps not in the way the analysts had anticipated, this has been true of the early rounds of the Qatar tournament. Millions of people around the world have watched remarkable political gestures so far and noted the ones that ultimately failed. It has been a theatre of symbols. The competition has served as a stark reminder that the voiceless frequently use astonishingly effective silent messages as their only form o...