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NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has put forward a proposal for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 to commence on February 19 and be hosted entirely in Pakistan. The PCB has firmly rejected the idea of a hybrid model for India’s matches, similar to the arrangement made for the Asia Cup 2023.
According to the PCB’s proposed schedule, the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will span from February 19 to March 9, 2025, with all matches taking place in three major Pakistani cities: Karachi, Rawalpindi, and Lahore.
Sources within the PCB have revealed that International Cricket Council (ICC) officials, who recently visited Pakistan to assess the preparations for the tournament, have expressed their satisfaction with the arrangements in place.
Notably, the PCB has taken a strong stance against the…

The United Kingdom has reportedly decided to further bolster the nation’s AI regulations amidst increasing issues aroused by Deepfakes. The Labour Party has proposed a policy paper to frame new legislation banning AI tools that create nude images and nonconsensual pornography.

European countries have already discussed and initiated regulatory measures regarding artificial intelligence (AI). In December 2023, Europe marked a historical moment, becoming…

Test cricket has been on the decline with the increasing popularity of T20s and franchise leagues. 

These formats, emphasizing quick entertainment, have resulted in waning viewership and spectator interest, potentially diverting players’ focus from the enduring nature of Test matches.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan has proposed a solution to safeguard Test cricket by advocating for a three-month dedicated window annually. This proposal gains significance as England prepares to face India in a five-match Test series starting on January 25.

What did Michael Vaughan say?

Vaughan wrote on X: “A 3 month dedicated window for Test cricket every year for both the men & women’s teams is the only way to protect the greatest format .. no other cricket but Test around…

The official residence of Canada’s prime minister, 24 Sussex Drive, should be replaced as it is not fit to serve as the home of a major world leader, says a new report by the Crown corporation responsible for government buildings in Ottawa.

The report by the National Capital Commission outlines numerous requirements for a new official residence, which likely would be larger than 24 Sussex and better equipped to host high-level visitors and dignitaries.

“Most G7 and Commonwealth leaders receive official visitors in a space dedicated for these purposes. Canada currently lacks such a facility,” the report reads.

The residence at 24 Sussex, it continues, “is very limited in its ability to support official functions, with poor accessibility, insufficient sized rooms and lack of support…