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  Zimbabwe Captain BRM Taylor was run out by Pakistan Captain Misbahul Haq (Photo ESPN ) Harare : Pakistan has beaten host Zimbabwe by 108 runs and won the three match one day series by 2-1, after winning the T20 series by 2-0. This is first time that Pakistan has won a series after leveling it in 10 years time, Zimbabwe has won first one day here and after that Pakistan come back brilliantly and won both last one day matches to claim the series also.

  Umer Amin played a good knock in second one day match Harare : Pakistan is put in to bat first after Zimbabwe won the toss here in Harare, the three match series is equal 1-1 and today's match will decide the series. Pakistan is playing unchanged but Zimbabwe has made two changes as they put in Shingi Masakadza and Sikandar Raza replacing Vetori and Maruma.

  Media and journalists gathered around bin laden compound after U.S raid Washington: According to classified documents obtained by Washington Post from former official, Edward Snowden, the US commando raid on Osama bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad was guided from space by a fleet of satellites. 

  A YouTube video shows Syrian rebels firing gas canisters towards unknown positions According an a Associate Press journalist Dale Gavlak, published on YouTube , Syrian rebels told that chemical gas that killed more than thousand people in Syria and for which United States is planning to attack, was mistakenly operated by rebels as they know little of how to operate and handle it.

Karachi : Recent wave of flood has effected the lower Pakistan and upper Sindh region as people flee from their homes to save their lives.

  The News papers World Newspapers has lashed British Prime Minister over his defeat to win a confidence vote on Syrian strike, the major Newspapers put the news in headlines. The Sun newspaper put his head line as "CAM DOWN", daily Mirror said, "WE DON'T WANT YOUR WAR", the Daily Mail said that, "THE HUMBLING OF CAMERON", the Daily Telegraph said, "NO TO WAR BLOW TO CAMERON", the Independent said, "A TALE OF TWO WARS". The Times put in its headings that , "Cameron humiliated as MPs veto missile strikes on Syria" along with his picture as he urges the parliament to vote in his support of war.

  British Prime Minister David Cameron addressing the house of commons London: United state has declared that it will act alone, after British lawmakers rejected their government's call for punitive military strikes against the chemical-armed Syrian regime.  House of Commons vote to defy Prime Minister David Cameron's bid to win support for military intervention, the White House said America was ready to take unilateral action.