Surat (Gujarat) [India], July 3: On this special occasion of Doctors' Day, we proudly present a distinguished list of exceptional doctors who have dedicated their lives to making a significant impact in society. These remarkable individuals have gone above and beyond their professional dutie
At the beginning of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's rule, the reforms he made in the political system and the economy, coupled with the fact that he succeeded to rein in and neutralize the role of the Turkish Army, which for many decades was the final arbiter of political life in
West Indies suffered yet another heartbreak, this time at the hands of Scotland on Saturday, as their hopes of playing in the World Cup 2023 ended on Saturday
England skipper Ben Stokes' solo stand against the Australia bowlers ensured that the Three Lions ended the first session on a high note after losing two wickets on the final day of the second Test match of the Ashes 2023 series on Sunday.
Needing 257 with six wickets in hand is a huge assignment, the presence of Ben Stokes at the crease with Duckett gives them hope for another spectacular chase.
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Scotland caused a big upset in the cricket world as they defeated Caribbean giants West Indies by seven wickets in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier match on Saturday
On Friday, Information Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb announced that the premier and the finance minister would address the public today to "inspire confidence" in the IMF deal
Lethal opening spells by Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins destroyed England's top order but Ben Stokes-Ben Duckett formed a resilient half-century stand to give the hosts some hope to chase a stiff target of 371 runs set by Australia in the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Saturday
Following his side's seven-wicket loss to West Indies in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers to Scotland, captain Shai Hope said his team let themselves down in the tournament, adding that they have a wealth of cricketing talent but need to produce more consistent performances.
Scotland staged a major upset in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers on Saturday, defeating twice World Champions West Indies in a Super Six clash by 7 wickets.