Skip to main content

PILDAT says Feb 8 polls record lowest fairness score since 2013

  The Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency (PILDAT) has issued a report detailing its assessment of the recently-concluded general election, expressing deep concerns over a decline in fairness scores compared to previous election cycles.

South Africa in a good lead after Tahir took 5 wickets

Imran Tahir in his delivery stride (Photo ESPN)

Dubai : South Africa are in a good grip of 2nd Test against Pakistan after Imran Tahir took his best 5 wickets for 32 runs. 

Earlier Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat first, their decision took them by surprise as Imran Tahir bowled his carrier best and Pakistani's were all out on 99 runs in their first innings.

Pakistan's top batting order collapsed badly and four Pakistani batsmen were out on ducks, Zulfiqar Babar, a bowler, was top scorer from Pakistan side who remained not out on 25 runs.

Pakistani batsmen only survived 36.4 overs.

At the end of first day South Africa were 128/3 in 49 overs,  Saeed Ajmal took 2 wickets.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Taliban freed US soldier in exchange with five Gitmo prisoners

President Obama addressing a news conference with the parents of released soldier Bowe Bergdahl Washington : Taliban released last of the US prisoner of war held in Afghanistan in a dramatic swap for five Taliban detainees who were released from Guantanamo Bay prison. US soldier, Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl held under the captivity of Taliban for five years, after Taliban were agreed at last minute to exchange it with their senior official kept at Guantanamo Bay prison by United States.

South Africa lost early wickets while chasing a moderate score set by Pakistan

South African bowler McLaren celebrates after getting rid of Pakistani Captain Misbahul Haq (Photo ESPN ) Dubai : South Africa lost three early wickets in first 15 overs of match while chasing a moderate Pakistani total of 210 runs in second one day match.

Najam Sethi to appeal against Zaka Ashraf's reinstatement

Najam Sethi belongs to Geo News and has no experience of cricket Lahore :  Suspended PCB chief Najam Sethi declared on Sunday that he is ready to appeal against Islamabad High Court decision which reinstated his rival Zaka Ashraf. Zaka Asharf was suspended by court on "dubious election" in 2013 but was reinstated earlier this year but current Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif removed Zaka and put back his close ally Najam Sethi.