England bowling great Stuart Broad says Australia have their “worst” team since 2010 as a war of words intensifies ahead of the Ashes series. The retired paceman was responding to the prediction of former Australia batter David Warner that the visitors would lose the five-match Test series, which starts next month, 4-0. England, now led […]
The Higher Education Commission’s Education Testing Council (ETC) has announced the rescheduling of admission and recruitment tests. The Undergraduate Studies Admission Test (USAT), the Higher Education Aptitude Test (HAT) for both MS/MPhil and PhD programs, and the AML/CFT Recruitment Test, originally scheduled for October 11-12, 2025, have all been moved and will now take place […]
Sri Lanka and New Zealand were forced to share the points in their Women’s World Cup fixture after heavy rain had the final say in Colombo on Tuesday, washing out play after the innings break. The hosts had done the hard yards, posting a competitive 258-6 and fancying their chances with a spin-heavy attack on […]
Palestinian artist Hamza Arman, 40, has turned his craft into both a personal outlet and a political statement. Arman creates detailed woodwork featuring maps of Palestinian territories to process the emotional toll of the war in Gaza. Born in Jerusalem and raised partly in the West Bank, Arman’s work is deeply tied to his identity […]
Former France international scrum-half Maxime Machenaud insisted Tuesday he would fight to return this season despite suffering torn cruciate ligaments in his right knee and two sprains while playing for Top 14 side Bayonne. “I was a little hopeful after seeing the images, but the verdict is clear: torn cruciate ligament, grade three medial collateral […]