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14/09/2025

Sahibzada Farhan Makes History, Hits Jasprit Bumrah for First Ever Six by a Pakistani Batter in International CricketDubai, September 14, 2025 – In a landmark moment for Pakistan cricket, Sahibzada Farhan became the first Pakistani batter to hit Jasprit Bumrah for a six in international cricket. The feat occurred during the Asia Cup 2025 Group A clash between India and Pakistan at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.Facing Bumrah in the fourth over, Farhan launched the third delivery over long-on for a six, breaking new ground against one of the world’s most disciplined bowlers. He later struck another maximum over backward square leg in the sixth over, leaving Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav visibly stunned.Bumrah, renowned for his accuracy and economy, had previously bowled over 400 deliveries to Pakistani batters without conceding a six, making Farhan’s achievement even more remarkable.Farhan’s fearless strokeplay not only energized the Pakistani innings but also etched his name into the record books, highlighting his growing stature on the international stage. His performance added a thrilling chapter to the intense India-Pakistan cricket rivalry and demonstrated the evolving power-hitting capabilities of the Pakistani batting lineup.

14/09/2025

This is truly a shocking and contradictory situation: Shikhar Dhawan, who openly refused to play against Pakistan in the World Champions of Legends and boldly stated that he would not play against Pakistan again, is now on the Indian team facing Pakistan in the Asia Cup. This is not just a matter of personal hypocrisy but also a blatant mockery of the integrity of international cricket and the spirit of the game. The stark contrast between statements and actions highlights how easily players and teams abandon their promises and principles under political or public pressure, severely undermining the trust of fans and the cricketing community.

14/09/2025

https://publicmirror.co.uk/2025/09/14/ricky-hatton-boxing-legend-and-peoples-champion-died-aged-46/

Ricky Hatton: Boxing Legend and People’s Champion Dies Aged 46 The boxing world is in mourning after the sudden death of British boxing legend Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton, who has been found dead at …

13/09/2025

Vibrant Pakistan Cultural Fair Held at King Edward Park, Wembley, Draws Thousands.

13/09/2025

Pakistan Pavilion Draws Spotlight at DSEI 2025 in UK; High Commissioner and Military Officials Showcase Indigenous Defense Technology

13/09/2025

Sikh Woman R***d in Oldbury in Suspected Hate Crime, Police Launch Investigation.

13/09/2025

A boat that set off from Gwadar in an attempt to illegally reach Oman sank near the Omani coast due to stormy weather and a possible gas cylinder explosion. According to initial investigations, out of 20 Pakistanis on board, 19 lost their lives.

13/09/2025

Shocking Confessional Statement of Surrendered Militant Emerges After Pakistan Army’s Successful Operation.

13/09/2025

Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir visits flood-affected areas of Kasur and Jalalpur Pirwala Tehsil in Multan, ISPR.
The state cannot afford the loss of precious lives and property every year; good governance is essential, says Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir.

13/09/2025

FIR to Be Registered for Serious Traffic Violations: CTO Capt (R) Hamza Humayun

12/09/2025

https://publicmirror.co.uk/2025/09/12/police-probe-racially-aggravated-sexual-assault-on-sikh-woman-in-oldbury/

West Midlands Police have launched an investigation into the alleged r**e of a Sikh woman in her 20s, which is being treated as a racially motivated hate crime. The attack took place on the morning…

12/09/2025

Rawalpindi: Saudi Relief Container for Flood Victims Unloaded in Gulrez

Eyewitnesses report that a container carrying Saudi aid intended for flood-affected areas in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is being unloaded in the Rawalpindi locality of Gulrez. The relief materials, marked with the Saudi government emblem and labeled “Aid for Flood Victims,” were seen being taken out of the container.

Sources indicate that the aid was meant to be delivered to flood-hit regions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. However, its unloading in Rawalpindi has raised concerns among local residents. Several citizens questioned whether the supplies would reach the intended recipients or be distributed locally or even wasted.

Social groups and eyewitnesses have urged the authorities to conduct a transparent investigation to ensure that the assistance reaches only those flood victims for whom it was specifically intended.