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Pakistan vs England second Test: Babar, Shaheen, Naseem dropped from squad

Babar and both leading pacers are being ‘rested on the basis of current form and fitness’, Pakistan Cricket Board says.

Al Jazeera

"If Eng wins 1st Test against Pak then...,": Basit Ali expects "changes"

Former cricketer Basit Ali expects a lot of changes to be made in the Pakistan squad if they end up suffering a defeat in their opening Test against England next month. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Doctors on vacation rescue 15-year-old shark attack victim in Florida: ‘It was God’s will that everyone was there’

“I saw her wounds on her leg and started to scream,” the victims mom wrote online.

The Independent UK

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Teen survives Florida shark attack but loses hand and leg: ‘I made it’

Doctors and other medical professionals vacationing on the beach helped save teen’s life after a shark bit her

The Guardian - US

Child Pneumonia Spikes In Pakistan's Smoggy Winter

In a Pakistan paediatric ward, a chorus of infant coughs and straining lungs is the toll of a frigid winter, compounded by choking smog and lagging vaccination rates.

International Business Times

An endangered river dolphin finds an unlikely savior: fisherfolk

In Pakistan, illiterate fishermen have become citizen scientists, helping to revive the fortunes of the endangered Indus River dolphin.

WEKU

Youth hires gang for murder of business partner in Anantapur, 11 persons arrested

The Anantapur Urban Police on December 6 (Wednesday) arrested eleven persons in connection with a murder involving rivalry between two youths who were once friends, allegedly perpetrated by a hired gang. Superintendent of Police K.K.N. Anburajan said that the accused seemed to have took inspiration from movies to execute the…

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Shelna Nishad, former LDF candidate from Aluva in Kerala, passes away

Shelna Nishad, 36, passed away in Kochi, Kerala, on November 19. She had contested 2021 Assembly elections as LDF independent candidate in Aluva. She was undergoing cancer treatment & bone marrow transplant. Daughter of M.V. Hussain & Safiya, she is survived by husband Nishad Ali, son of former MLA K.…

The Hindu

Parents’ relief as children return to school despite ongoing concrete issues

Many parents praised teachers for arranging temporary solutions, some with just a few days’ notice.

The Independent UK

Pressure mounting on services supporting struggling families

Support services in the ACT are reporting an increase in people requiring their assistance

The Canberra Times

Pakistan v England: second Test, day one – as it happened

Abrar Ahmed took seven wickets in a dream Test debut as Pakistan’s spinners kept England’s aggression in check

The Guardian - UK

Crawley, Duckett, Pope and Brook hit tons as England records tumble in Pakistan

Four England batsmen scored centuries as the tourists posted a remarkable 506 for four on day one of the first Test against Pakistan

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan v England: first men’s cricket Test, day one – as it happened

Another devastating day of Bazball sees Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum’s Testvangelists break all manner of records as four different batsmen score centuries

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan star Shaheen Shah Afridi out of England series after appendix surgery

The left-arm fast bowler is not part of Pakistan’s 18-strong group for next month’s three-Test series.

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The Mancunian Way: Egg and spoon race or 3am shots?

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The Guardian - US

They couldn’t touch her: how Serena Williams became a rare legend

Prejudice and hostility followed her throughout a career of scarcely believable achievement, one that told us much about America

Newslaundry

‘I cannot pay even five rupees, forget 50,000. I’d rather go to jail’: Muslim families in UP’s Sambhal respond to notices for damages

In Sambhal, as in Rampur, the Uttar Pradesh police are reversing a famous Biblical saying: they are visiting the sins of the children upon their families. Only the children’s sins haven’t been proven yet and the families don’t have the means to serve their punishments.

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