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Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association FSJA Asghar Ali Mubarak called on Director General Pakistan Sports Board Dr Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera Islamabad- The Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association FSJA Asghar Ali Mubarak called on Director General Pakistan Sports Board Dr Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera ,during the meeting Syed, Muhammad Yasin Hasnmi secretary, Federal Sports Journalists Association (FSJA )Pakistan, Habib Shah,Dy.DG(Tech),Shahid Islam Dy.DG(Acad)and secretary Pakistan Kabadi Federation Rana Sarwaer were also present. Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association FSJA Asghar Ali Mubarak assured fully support to Director General Pakistan Sports Board Dr Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera for the promotion of sports in Pakistan. Asghar Mubarak said without fear or favor we will continue our efforts through positive sports journalism.The Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Director General Dr Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera informed the journalist that all arrangement for Quaid-e-Azam Games are in final stage,the Quaid-e-Azam Games will be held from 04th -07th April 2016 in Islamabad. He said sports lover and sports organization would have to come forward with unity for providing a safe and peaceful Pakistan to new generations. He said we would win war against terrorism by displaying exemplary unity; consensus and solidarity. The Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association Pakistan Asghar Ali Mubarak praised the idea of Pakistan Sports Board for involving general public and inviting them as volunteers for Quaid-e-Azam Games Islamabad. Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association Pakistan Asghar Ali Mubarak stated that Sport and recreation helps to build communities through social inclusion and a sense of connection to a community. ‘Sport can also play a positive role in many people’s lives; from diverting young people away from crime and anti-social behavior, to improving physical and psychological wellbeing, he, added. Syed, Muhammad Yasin Hasnmi secretary, Federal Sports Journalists Association (FSJA )Pakistan said that now days the role of volunteers and their contribution for the sport and active recreation sector has received much greater attention. The value of volunteers has been captured as a measured input of their time, and a measured output of their contribution. Many programs and strategies have been developed to identify, attract, retain and recognize volunteers within the sport and active recreation sector. Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Director General Dr Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera is a dynamic sports personality in Pakistan. Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Ganjera, Holds PhD and M.Sc. Physical Education degrees. He is the Chief Executive of the Pakistan Sports Board and subordinate offices and is responsible to carry out the objectives of the Pakistan Sports Board. He is PhD degree in Sports Administration from Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. He participated as Contingent Official in Beijing Olympic Games in China – 2008, Commonwealth Games in India – 2010, London Olympic Games – 2012, Asian Beach Games held in Thailand – 2014, Asian Games held in South Korea – 2014 and Commonwealth Games held in Scotland – 2014.Attended Olympic Solidarity Course in Volleyball at Male, Maldives – 1992, International Volleyball Coaching Course at Tsukuba University, Japan – 1992, Course Presenter Course at Australian Institute of Sports Canberra, Australia – 1998, International Coaching Conference “Sports Coach” at Melbourne, Australia – 1998, International Coach Education Conference at Sydney, Australia – 1999 and RADDCA Doping Control Officer Training Workshop at Tashkent, Uzbekistan – 2013.Mean while applications are invited through E-mail; fain.fain@gmail.com before 13th March, 2016 from volunteers for Quaid-e-Azam Games Islamabad short listed candidates will be informed for interview by Pakistan Sports Board (PSB).

Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara among 4 climbers who create a history to make first-ever winter ascent of killer mountain ‘’Nanga Parbat’’ By.Aasghar Ali Mubarak ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara Alex Txikon (Spain), and Simone Moro (Italy) have reached the top of Nanga Parbat,” while the lady climber Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, from few meters stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body. It was the first time in the history that the summit has been reached during winter months. The lady climber Miss. Tamara Lunger of Spain had been forced to halt the climb some meters beneath the summit. Nanga Parbat earned its grisly nickname of “Killer Mountain” after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953.Its fearsome Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000 meters from base to top, presents one of the most difficult — and tantalizing — challenges in climbing. The climbers will spend Friday night 26th February 2016 at Camp 4 at 7,200 meters, and return to base camp on next day. Northern Pakistan is a magnet for mountaineers and is home to some of the tallest mountains in the world, including K2 — at 8,611 meters, the world’s second highest peak, but often deemed a more challenging climb than the highest, Mount Everest. Nestled between the western end of the Himalayas, the Hindu Kush Mountains and the Karakoram Range, Gilgit-Baltistan houses 18 of the world’s 50 highest peaks. It is also home to three of the world’s seven longest glaciers outside the Polar Regions. Hundreds of its mountains have never been climbed. No Doubt the history has been created, as mountaineers from Pakistan, Spain and Italy have managed to scale the feared Nanga Parbat for the first time in the winter season. Muhammad Ali Sadpara has become the first Pakistani to scale Nanga Parbat in winters. He has done this with Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy). The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy during a press conference and experience sharing programmed organized by the Alpine Club of Pakistan at media center Pakistan sports complex Islamabad. The PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed, president alpine club of Pakistan Col Manzoor Hussian, Secretary Karrar Haidri was also present at this ocean. The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy disclosed that the fourth climber, Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body .which were not immediately known. He said that at 8,126 meters (26,660 feet) Nanga Parbat is the world’s ninth highest mountain. It earned its grisly nickname of ‘Killer Mountain’ after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953 in addition to claiming a number of mountaineers since. ‘It is not a killer mountain’’ Nanga Parbat means a naked Mountain on the planet, he, explained. ‘’Along with K-2, Nanga Parbat was among the last of the 14 eight-thou sanders which had not been climbed in winter ‘disclosed Simone Moro, the senior member of the team .After recalling his memories he Sharing his experience stated that the four climbers camped on the mountain’s Rupal face from at least mid-December, braving extreme weather including a number of snow storms, avalanches, high winds and freezing temperatures. The Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000m from base to top, presents one of the most difficult – and tantalizing – challenges in climbing. In the weeks leading up to the summit, they had tried multiple times but the weather, including heavy snow and high winds had pushed them back. But they held on hoping another window would present itself soon. Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who has climbed Nanga Parbat twice in summer, was leading the Spanish climber and Italian Daniele Nardi over the Kinghoffer route but suffered from altitude sickness and took a wrong turn which took them to a dead end and left the climbers with no other choice but to return just a few hundred meters from the summit. But history fortunately did not repeat itself on Friday as Sadpara, Txikon and Moro managed to reach the summit at a little after half past two in the afternoon. Mean while the PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed announced that the PTDC motel will be established a motel with the name of Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara at SADPARA. The climbers Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy) were honored Pakistani green Sash (Chadar) by Asghar Ali Mubarak the senior sports journalist and Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association Pakistan. Earlier the media coated the message of victorious team, “We, Simone and Tamara’s team, want to say that we are HAPPY & PROUD of the all 4 athletes!!! And we look for a direct contact to them when they will be at C4,” a statement on Moro’s Face book page followed. By Friday evening, Txikon wrote on his Twitter page that all four climbers had managed to return to camp IV, and after resting will continue their descent on Saturday. In 2013 gunmen shot dead nine foreign climbers and their Pakistani guide at the Nanga Parbat base camp – one American with dual Chinese citizenship, two other Chinese, three Ukrainians, two Slovakians, one Lithuanian and one Nepalese. A Pakistani guide was also killed. However, the attack had failed to dissuade climbers who have returned to attempt the summit for each of the successive seasons.

Bengali Tigers win match against green shirt to set clash with India in 2016 Asia Cup final By.Asghar Ali Mubarak Dhaka ,The Bangladesh rode on a spectacular Soumya Sarkar knock that followed yet another fine bowling display to beat Pakistan in a tense tie and seal a spot in the Asia Cup2016 final. The Bengali Tigers will take on India in the final at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Sunday.Sent in to field first, Bangladesh bowlers had put the Pakistan batsmen to the sword early on before a fine unbeaten Sarfraz Ahmed half-century helped them to a fighting 129 for 7. Bangladesh needed 18 runs off the last two overs when Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi brought Mohammad Sami back to bowl the penultimate over, which turned the game on its head. After the first three balls went for three singles, Sami overstepped to concede a free-hit in the next. Mashrafe hoicked it straight to long-off and pushed hard for a double. The skipper and Mahmudullah ran for three more in the next two deliveries before Sami bowled another no-ball that went for a boundary, reducing the equation to 4 off 7 deliveries. Mahmudullah then hooked a full-toss from Afridi to finish it off in style with five balls to spare. In the chase, Soumya played a breezy run-a-ball 48 before Pakistan fought back with quick wickets. But Mahmudullah (22 off 15 balls) and skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (12) held their nerves for the thrilling win in the last over.Asia Cup: Bangladesh beat Pakistan 5 wicket in a thriller to set up final clash with India Chasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) and Mahmudullah (22*) made some useful contributions as Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by five wickets in match eight of the tournament. SIX! Mahmudullah finishes it off in style. Bangladesh beat Pakistan by five wickets to set up final clash with India. Mohammad Sami starts the 19th over. Three singles from first three balls. No-ball and two runs. Free-hit! Just a single. No-ball and a four. Its all over now. Bangladesh need 3 runs in 6 balls Four runs. Mortaza hits Amir straight down the ground. Four more. This time to fine leg boundary. BAN 112/5 in 18 overs.OUT! Shakib bowled by Mohammad Amir for 8. Bangladesh 104/5 in 17.2 overs; need Bangladesh need 26 runs in 16 balls. Bangladesh need 26 runs in 18 balls. SIX! Mahmudullah hits Irfan over extra cover. What a shot! Bangladesh need 35 runs in 24 balls to win the match.sChasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) put Bangladesh in control but Pakistan picked up wickets in quick succession to put the match in balance in Dhaka. OUT! Mushfiqur Rahim dismissed LBW by Shoaib Malik for 12. BAN 88/4 in 14.2 overs. OUT! Soumya Sarkar bowled by Mohammad Amir for 48. BAN 83/3 in 13.2 overs. Bangladesh need 57 runs in 53 balls. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for another boundary. BAN 66/2 in 10.2 overs. Mohammad Irfan dismissed Tamim Iqbal (7) in the second over and Shahid Afridi got rid of Sabbir Rahman (14) in the ninth but Sarkar was batting steadily from the other end. SIX! Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for a huge one. Bangladesh need 80 runs in 66 balls. OUT! Sabbir Rahman falls to Shahid Afridi for 14. BAN 46/2 in 8.1 overs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits it to fine leg boundary. BAN 40/1 in 7 overs. Bangladesh need 99 runs in 89 balls. Four runs. Sabbir Rahman hits Mohammad Sami to fine leg boundary. Just two runs came from the fourth over bowled by by Irfan. BAN 24/1 in 4 overs. Bangladesh need 108 runs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Amir for a cracking four. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Irfan to backward point.OUT! Tamim Iqbal falls to Irfan for 7. BAN 13/1 in 1.4 overs. Soumya Sarkar and Tamim Iqbal are opening the batting for Bangladesh. Mohammad Amir starts the over. Just two runs from first four balls. SIX! Tamim Iqbal hits Amir to backward square leg. BAN 8/0 in 1 over. Shoaib Malik (41) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (58*) had a solid stand for the fifth wicket to take their team to a fighting score after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. SIX! Sarfaraz hits the full toss from Al-Amin for a big one. Single followed by a double. OUT! Anwar ALi falls for 13. Pakistan make 129/7 in 20 overs. Fifty up for Sarfaraz Ahmed with a cracking four to cover. PAkistan 117/6 in 19 overs. Four runs. Anwar Ali plays it over the wicketkeeper’s head. OUT! Shahid Afridi falls to Al-Amin for a duck. PAK 102/6 in 17.3 overs. Shahid AFridi is the next man in for Pakistan. Sarfaraz takes a double. PAK 101/5 in 17 overs. OUT! Arafat Sunny gets his second wicket. Shoaib Malik caught on 41. PAK 98/5 in 16.4 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik is playing another gem of an innings. What a comeback this has been. Four runs. Malik hits it square off the wicket. Four more. This time straight down the ground. PAK 91/4 in 16 overs. Shoaib Malik and Sarfaraz Ahmed had a solid 50-plus stand for the fifth wicket after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. Four runs. Sarfaraz hits a cracking four off Mashrafe. Two more off the next ball. SIX! Sarfaraz hits Mashrafe for a big one to complete fifty run stand for the fifth wicket. PAK 79/5 in 15 overs. SIX! That’s a big one from Malik straight down the ground off Arafat Sunny. PAK 65/4 in 14 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik cuts Mortaza to deep backward point. The partnership between Sarfraz Ahmed and Malik is now 24 off 26 balls. Pakistan can’t afford to lose a wicket here but they also need to accelerate the scoring rate if they want to make a comeback. PAK 54/4 in 13 overs. The runs have almost stopped coming. Tight bowling from Bangladesh as they are not bowling many loose balls. The current run rate is just above 3 runs per over and Pakistan batsmen are not even rotating the strike. PAK 40/4 in 11 overs. End of over 10: Pakistan 34/4 OUT! Taskin dismisses Umar Akmal for 4. Pakistan 28/4 in 8.2 overs. Four runs. Sarfaraz plays Mortaza to midwicket boundary. PAK 25/3 in 7 overs. Pakistan couldn’t have asked for a worse start against the must-win game against Bangladesh. Their batting display in the series has been nothing less than disappointing. While the top-order has failed miserably, the seniors have not been able to lead from the front. Pakistan 18/3 in 5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth and Mashrafe Mortaza picked up Mohammad Hafeez (2). OUT! Mohammad Hafeez falls to Mashrafe Mortaza for 2. Pakistan 18/3 in 4.5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Sharjeel Khan falls to Arafat Sunny for 10. Pakistan 12/2 in 3.5 overs. They are in deep trouble now. Taskin starts the new over with five dot balls to Mohammad Hafeez. Maiden over. Hafeez has made just one runs in eight balls. PAK 8/1 in 3 overs. SIX! Sharjeel hits Al-AMin to backward square leg. PAK 8/1 in 2 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram (1) in the second over after Pakistan own the toss and opted to bat in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Khurram Manzoor falls to Al-Amin for 1. Pakistan 1/1 in 1.1 overs. Khurram Manzoor and Sharjeel Khan are opening the batting for Pakistan. Taskin Ahmed makes a good start with four dot balls. He keeping it tight and is bowling at a quick pace, not letting Manzoor score freely. Bangladesh: Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Taskin Ahmed, Arafat Sunny, Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Mithun, Sabbir Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Mahmudullah, Al-Amin Hossain Pakistan: Shahid Afridi(c), Anwar Ali, Mohammad Amir, Sharjeel Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Khurram Manzoor, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmed(w) , Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Irfan. Allrounder Anwar Ali comes in to replace Mohammad Nawaz for Pakistan while Tamim Iqbal and Arafat Sunny get a chance in place of Nurul Hasan and Mustafizur in Bangladesh’s playing XI. Having registered resounding back-to-back victories, hosts Bangladesh were expected to put up a tough fight against Pakistan despite the absence of their main strike bowler Mustafizur Rahaman in an Asia Cup round robin league encounter. It will was a must-win game for both teams aiming to make it to the finals of the continental championship ahead of the ICC World T20.

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Prime Minister Pakistan congratulates Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy on winning the Oscar’s Award Islamabad. By, Asghar Ali Mubarak Islamabad- The Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has congratulated Ms Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy on winning the Oscar’s Award for the second time for her documentary “A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness”.Lauding the efforts of Ms Sharmeen, the Prime Minister said that there is no place for killing in the name of honour in Islam. The Prime Minister further said that his government is in the process of legislating to stop such brutal and inhumane acts in the name of honour. Women like Ms Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy are not only a pride for the Pakistani nation but are also a significant source of contribution towards the march of civilisation world over.

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Prime Minister Pakistan congratulates Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy on winning the Oscar’s Award Islamabad. By, Asghar Ali Mubarak Islamabad- The Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has congratulated Ms Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy on winning the Oscar’s Award for the second time for her documentary “A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness”.Lauding the efforts of Ms Sharmeen, the Prime Minister said that there is no place for killing in the name of honour in Islam. The Prime Minister further said that his government is in the process of legislating to stop such brutal and inhumane acts in the name of honour. Women like Ms Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy are not only a pride for the Pakistani nation but are also a significant source of contribution towards the march of civilisation world over.

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تیسری انٹرنیشنل ویمن سکواش چیمپین شپ میں ہانگ کانگ کی لیوٹزلنگنےکی جیت ۔ مصری پلیئر پہلی گیم میں 10-.12،سے کامیابی کے بعد دوسری گیم میں -6-10سے آگے تھی کہ اچانک بجلی بند ہو گئی جس سے گیم کا مومینٹم ٹوٹ گیا- فائنل میں مصرکی آمنہ یسرے کو شکست

بحریه ٹاؤن تیسری انٹرنیشنل ویمن سکواش چیمپین شپ میں ہانگ کانگ کی لیوٹزلنگنےکی جیت ۔ مصری پلیئر پہلی گیم میں 10-.12،سے کا…

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تیسری انٹرنیشنل ویمن سکواش چیمپین شپ میں ہانگ کانگ کی لیوٹزلنگنےکی جیت ۔ مصری پلیئر پہلی گیم میں 10-.12،سے کامیابی کے بعد دوسری گیم میں -6-10سے آگے تھی کہ اچانک بجلی بند ہو گئی جس سے گیم کا مومینٹم ٹوٹ گیا- فائنل میں مصرکی آمنہ یسرے کو شکست

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تیسری انٹرنیشنل ویمن سکواش چیمپین شپ میں ہانگ کانگ کی لیوٹزلنگنےکی جیت ۔ مصری پلیئر پہلی گیم میں 10-.12،سے کامیابی کے بعد دوسری گیم میں -6-10سے آگے تھی کہ اچانک بجلی بند ہو گئی جس سے گیم کا مومینٹم ٹوٹ گیا- فائنل میں مصرکی آمنہ یسرے کو شکست

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Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara among 4 climbers who create a history to make first-ever winter ascent of killer mountain ‘’Nanga Parbat’’ By.Aasghar Ali Mubarak ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara Alex Txikon (Spain), and Simone Moro (Italy) have reached the top of Nanga Parbat,” while the lady climber Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, from few meters stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body. It was the first time in the history that the summit has been reached during winter months. The lady climber Miss. Tamara Lunger of Spain had been forced to halt the climb some meters beneath the summit. Nanga Parbat earned its grisly nickname of “Killer Mountain” after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953.Its fearsome Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000 meters from base to top, presents one of the most difficult — and tantalizing — challenges in climbing. The climbers will spend Friday night 26th February 2016 at Camp 4 at 7,200 meters, and return to base camp on next day. Northern Pakistan is a magnet for mountaineers and is home to some of the tallest mountains in the world, including K2 — at 8,611 meters, the world’s second highest peak, but often deemed a more challenging climb than the highest, Mount Everest. Nestled between the western end of the Himalayas, the Hindu Kush Mountains and the Karakoram Range, Gilgit-Baltistan houses 18 of the world’s 50 highest peaks. It is also home to three of the world’s seven longest glaciers outside the Polar Regions. Hundreds of its mountains have never been climbed. No Doubt the history has been created, as mountaineers from Pakistan, Spain and Italy have managed to scale the feared Nanga Parbat for the first time in the winter season. Muhammad Ali Sadpara has become the first Pakistani to scale Nanga Parbat in winters. He has done this with Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy). The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy during a press conference and experience sharing programmed organized by the Alpine Club of Pakistan at media center Pakistan sports complex Islamabad. The PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed, president alpine club of Pakistan Col Manzoor Hussian, Secretary Karrar Haidri was also present at this ocean. The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy disclosed that the fourth climber, Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body .which were not immediately known. He said that at 8,126 meters (26,660 feet) Nanga Parbat is the world’s ninth highest mountain. It earned its grisly nickname of ‘Killer Mountain’ after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953 in addition to claiming a number of mountaineers since. ‘It is not a killer mountain’’ Nanga Parbat means a naked Mountain on the planet, he, explained. ‘’Along with K-2, Nanga Parbat was among the last of the 14 eight-thou sanders which had not been climbed in winter ‘disclosed Simone Moro, the senior member of the team .After recalling his memories he Sharing his experience stated that the four climbers camped on the mountain’s Rupal face from at least mid-December, braving extreme weather including a number of snow storms, avalanches, high winds and freezing temperatures. The Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000m from base to top, presents one of the most difficult – and tantalizing – challenges in climbing. In the weeks leading up to the summit, they had tried multiple times but the weather, including heavy snow and high winds had pushed them back. But they held on hoping another window would present itself soon. Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who has climbed Nanga Parbat twice in summer, was leading the Spanish climber and Italian Daniele Nardi over the Kinghoffer route but suffered from altitude sickness and took a wrong turn which took them to a dead end and left the climbers with no other choice but to return just a few hundred meters from the summit. But history fortunately did not repeat itself on Friday as Sadpara, Txikon and Moro managed to reach the summit at a little after half past two in the afternoon. Mean while the PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed announced that the PTDC motel will be established a motel with the name of Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara at SADPARA. The climbers Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy) were honored Pakistani green Sash (Chadar) by Asghar Ali Mubarak the senior sports journalist and Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association Pakistan. Earlier the media coated the message of victorious team, “We, Simone and Tamara’s team, want to say that we are HAPPY & PROUD of the all 4 athletes!!! And we look for a direct contact to them when they will be at C4,” a statement on Moro’s Face book page followed. By Friday evening, Txikon wrote on his Twitter page that all four climbers had managed to return to camp IV, and after resting will continue their descent on Saturday. In 2013 gunmen shot dead nine foreign climbers and their Pakistani guide at the Nanga Parbat base camp – one American with dual Chinese citizenship, two other Chinese, three Ukrainians, two Slovakians, one Lithuanian and one Nepalese. A Pakistani guide was also killed. However, the attack had failed to dissuade climbers who have returned to attempt the summit for each of the successive seasons.

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Bengali Tigers win match against green shirt to set clash with India in 2016 Asia Cup final By.Asghar Ali Mubarak Dhaka ,The Bangladesh rode on a spectacular Soumya Sarkar knock that followed yet another fine bowling display to beat Pakistan in a tense tie and seal a spot in the Asia Cup2016 final. The Bengali Tigers will take on India in the final at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Sunday.Sent in to field first, Bangladesh bowlers had put the Pakistan batsmen to the sword early on before a fine unbeaten Sarfraz Ahmed half-century helped them to a fighting 129 for 7. Bangladesh needed 18 runs off the last two overs when Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi brought Mohammad Sami back to bowl the penultimate over, which turned the game on its head. After the first three balls went for three singles, Sami overstepped to concede a free-hit in the next. Mashrafe hoicked it straight to long-off and pushed hard for a double. The skipper and Mahmudullah ran for three more in the next two deliveries before Sami bowled another no-ball that went for a boundary, reducing the equation to 4 off 7 deliveries. Mahmudullah then hooked a full-toss from Afridi to finish it off in style with five balls to spare. In the chase, Soumya played a breezy run-a-ball 48 before Pakistan fought back with quick wickets. But Mahmudullah (22 off 15 balls) and skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (12) held their nerves for the thrilling win in the last over.Asia Cup: Bangladesh beat Pakistan 5 wicket in a thriller to set up final clash with India Chasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) and Mahmudullah (22) made some useful contributions as Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by five wickets in match eight of the tournament. SIX! Mahmudullah finishes it off in style. Bangladesh beat Pakistan by five wickets to set up final clash with India. Mohammad Sami starts the 19th over. Three singles from first three balls. No-ball and two runs. Free-hit! Just a single. No-ball and a four. Its all over now. Bangladesh need 3 runs in 6 balls Four runs. Mortaza hits Amir straight down the ground. Four more. This time to fine leg boundary. BAN 112/5 in 18 overs.OUT! Shakib bowled by Mohammad Amir for 8. Bangladesh 104/5 in 17.2 overs; need Bangladesh need 26 runs in 16 balls. Bangladesh need 26 runs in 18 balls. SIX! Mahmudullah hits Irfan over extra cover. What a shot! Bangladesh need 35 runs in 24 balls to win the match.sChasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) put Bangladesh in control but Pakistan picked up wickets in quick succession to put the match in balance in Dhaka. OUT! Mushfiqur Rahim dismissed LBW by Shoaib Malik for 12. BAN 88/4 in 14.2 overs. OUT! Soumya Sarkar bowled by Mohammad Amir for 48. BAN 83/3 in 13.2 overs. Bangladesh need 57 runs in 53 balls. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for another boundary. BAN 66/2 in 10.2 overs. Mohammad Irfan dismissed Tamim Iqbal (7) in the second over and Shahid Afridi got rid of Sabbir Rahman (14) in the ninth but Sarkar was batting steadily from the other end. SIX! Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for a huge one. Bangladesh need 80 runs in 66 balls. OUT! Sabbir Rahman falls to Shahid Afridi for 14. BAN 46/2 in 8.1 overs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits it to fine leg boundary. BAN 40/1 in 7 overs. Bangladesh need 99 runs in 89 balls. Four runs. Sabbir Rahman hits Mohammad Sami to fine leg boundary. Just two runs came from the fourth over bowled by by Irfan. BAN 24/1 in 4 overs. Bangladesh need 108 runs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Amir for a cracking four. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Irfan to backward point.OUT! Tamim Iqbal falls to Irfan for 7. BAN 13/1 in 1.4 overs. Soumya Sarkar and Tamim Iqbal are opening the batting for Bangladesh. Mohammad Amir starts the over. Just two runs from first four balls. SIX! Tamim Iqbal hits Amir to backward square leg. BAN 8/0 in 1 over. Shoaib Malik (41) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (58) had a solid stand for the fifth wicket to take their team to a fighting score after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. SIX! Sarfaraz hits the full toss from Al-Amin for a big one. Single followed by a double. OUT! Anwar ALi falls for 13. Pakistan make 129/7 in 20 overs. Fifty up for Sarfaraz Ahmed with a cracking four to cover. PAkistan 117/6 in 19 overs. Four runs. Anwar Ali plays it over the wicketkeeper’s head. OUT! Shahid Afridi falls to Al-Amin for a duck. PAK 102/6 in 17.3 overs. Shahid AFridi is the next man in for Pakistan. Sarfaraz takes a double. PAK 101/5 in 17 overs. OUT! Arafat Sunny gets his second wicket. Shoaib Malik caught on 41. PAK 98/5 in 16.4 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik is playing another gem of an innings. What a comeback this has been. Four runs. Malik hits it square off the wicket. Four more. This time straight down the ground. PAK 91/4 in 16 overs. Shoaib Malik and Sarfaraz Ahmed had a solid 50-plus stand for the fifth wicket after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. Four runs. Sarfaraz hits a cracking four off Mashrafe. Two more off the next ball. SIX! Sarfaraz hits Mashrafe for a big one to complete fifty run stand for the fifth wicket. PAK 79/5 in 15 overs. SIX! That’s a big one from Malik straight down the ground off Arafat Sunny. PAK 65/4 in 14 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik cuts Mortaza to deep backward point. The partnership between Sarfraz Ahmed and Malik is now 24 off 26 balls. Pakistan can’t afford to lose a wicket here but they also need to accelerate the scoring rate if they want to make a comeback. PAK 54/4 in 13 overs. The runs have almost stopped coming. Tight bowling from Bangladesh as they are not bowling many loose balls. The current run rate is just above 3 runs per over and Pakistan batsmen are not even rotating the strike. PAK 40/4 in 11 overs. End of over 10: Pakistan 34/4 OUT! Taskin dismisses Umar Akmal for 4. Pakistan 28/4 in 8.2 overs. Four runs. Sarfaraz plays Mortaza to midwicket boundary. PAK 25/3 in 7 overs. Pakistan couldn’t have asked for a worse start against the must-win game against Bangladesh. Their batting display in the series has been nothing less than disappointing. While the top-order has failed miserably, the seniors have not been able to lead from the front. Pakistan 18/3 in 5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth and Mashrafe Mortaza picked up Mohammad Hafeez (2). OUT! Mohammad Hafeez falls to Mashrafe Mortaza for 2. Pakistan 18/3 in 4.5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Sharjeel Khan falls to Arafat Sunny for 10. Pakistan 12/2 in 3.5 overs. They are in deep trouble now. Taskin starts the new over with five dot balls to Mohammad Hafeez. Maiden over. Hafeez has made just one runs in eight balls. PAK 8/1 in 3 overs. SIX! Sharjeel hits Al-AMin to backward square leg. PAK 8/1 in 2 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram (1) in the second over after Pakistan own the toss and opted to bat in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Khurram Manzoor falls to Al-Amin for 1. Pakistan 1/1 in 1.1 overs. Khurram Manzoor and Sharjeel Khan are opening the batting for Pakistan. Taskin Ahmed makes a good start with four dot balls. He keeping it tight and is bowling at a quick pace, not letting Manzoor score freely. Bangladesh: Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Taskin Ahmed, Arafat Sunny, Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Mithun, Sabbir Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Mahmudullah, Al-Amin Hossain Pakistan: Shahid Afridi(c), Anwar Ali, Mohammad Amir, Sharjeel Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Khurram Manzoor, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmed(w) , Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Irfan. Allrounder Anwar Ali comes in to replace Mohammad Nawaz for Pakistan while Tamim Iqbal and Arafat Sunny get a chance in place of Nurul Hasan and Mustafizur in Bangladesh’s playing XI. Having registered resounding back-to-back victories, hosts Bangladesh were expected to put up a tough fight against Pakistan despite the absence of their main strike bowler Mustafizur Rahaman in an Asia Cup round robin league encounter. It will was a must-win game for both teams aiming to make it to the finals of the continental championship ahead of the ICC World T20.

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Sports can play vital role for peace in world, H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins ,Ambassador of Brazil to Pakistan Brazil Embassy Islamabad will organized the 1st National Capoeira Festival &Sports Gala in April 2016at Islamabad By,Asghar Ali Mubarak Islamabad—The Ambassador of Brazil to Pakistan H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins at embassy of Brazil Islamabad Pakistan stated that sports can play vital role for peace in world. H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins stated that embassy of Brazil Islamabad Pakistan will organized the 1st National Capoeira Festival &Sports Gala 2016 in the last week of April at Liquate Gymnasium sports complex Islamabad. The high profile guests including, cricket celebrities, martial arts personalities,famous sports men .Brazilian masters, diplomats and foreign mission are invited .Addressing a press conference at embassy of Brazil Islamabad, Pakistan.Ambassador H.E. Claudio Lins stated the Brazilian are a sports loving nation. Shearing .Talking to media the Brazilian Ambassador of Brazil to Pakistan H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins said that traditional sports capoeira’s future in Pakistan is very bright. Capoeira ABADA game was primarily developed by Grupo Senzala in Rio de Janeiro during the 1960s. This style heavily influenced capoeira regional, and most of the groups called “regional” today are actually much closer to contemporânea than to Mestre Bimba’s original capoeira regional (which used a very particular and specific teaching method). Generally faster-paced games played farther apart, of short duration, on average one minute. Buying the game is common practice. Some contemporânea groups try to merge elements of angola and regional into a single style; others practice each one separately depending on what rhythm the bateria is playing. This style emphasis on technique and a wide variety in the composition of the bateria. H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins said that most groups use more than the simplified bateria of regional, but do not include all the instruments of angola. Some groups use ladainhas, chulas, and chamadas when playing to the angola toque; others do not. The capoeira contemporânea has more standardized ginga. Some groups make use of ornamental flips during the game or to enter the roda. Use of batizados and colored cords to classify the levels of the capoeiristas. Capoeira contemporânea is by far the most widespread style both inside and outside Brazil. The more well-known groups include ABADA Capoeira, Senzala, Capoeira Brasil, Cordão de Ouro, Topázio, and Axé Capoeira. H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins stated that embassy of Brazil Islamabad Pakistan will fully support the Capoeira the game in Pakistan. At this ocean the president Pakistan Capoeria Academy Shayan Ali ,vice president Fawaz Mir ,head of women in Pakistan for Capoeira sports and CEO Micronox the second largest IT/Event management company Pakistan,former captain Pakistan hockey Olympian Mansoor Ahmed,Malik Muhammad Iftkhar also address the media about the future events, H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins stated that embassy of Brazil Islamabad Pakistan will organized the 1st National Capoeira Festival &Sports Gala 2016 in the last week of April at Liquate Gymnasium sports complex Islamabad. At the end the Ambassador of Brazil to Pakistan H.E. Mr. Claudio Lins at embassy of Brazil Islamabad Pakistan announced the former captain Pakistan hockey Olympian Mansoor Ahmed,Malik Muhammad Iftkhar secratry Pakistan wusso federation and awarded them with certificate for Pakistan .

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Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara among 4 climbers who create a history to make first-ever winter ascent of killer mountain ‘’Nanga Parbat’’ By.Aasghar Ali Mubarak ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara Alex Txikon (Spain), and Simone Moro (Italy) have reached the top of Nanga Parbat,” while the lady climber Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, from few meters stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body. It was the first time in the history that the summit has been reached during winter months. The lady climber Miss. Tamara Lunger of Spain had been forced to halt the climb some meters beneath the summit. Nanga Parbat earned its grisly nickname of “Killer Mountain” after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953.Its fearsome Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000 meters from base to top, presents one of the most difficult — and tantalizing — challenges in climbing. The climbers will spend Friday night 26th February 2016 at Camp 4 at 7,200 meters, and return to base camp on next day. Northern Pakistan is a magnet for mountaineers and is home to some of the tallest mountains in the world, including K2 — at 8,611 meters, the world’s second highest peak, but often deemed a more challenging climb than the highest, Mount Everest. Nestled between the western end of the Himalayas, the Hindu Kush Mountains and the Karakoram Range, Gilgit-Baltistan houses 18 of the world’s 50 highest peaks. It is also home to three of the world’s seven longest glaciers outside the Polar Regions. Hundreds of its mountains have never been climbed. No Doubt the history has been created, as mountaineers from Pakistan, Spain and Italy have managed to scale the feared Nanga Parbat for the first time in the winter season. Muhammad Ali Sadpara has become the first Pakistani to scale Nanga Parbat in winters. He has done this with Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy). The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy during a press conference and experience sharing programmed organized by the Alpine Club of Pakistan at media center Pakistan sports complex Islamabad. The PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed, president alpine club of Pakistan Col Manzoor Hussian, Secretary Karrar Haidri was also present at this ocean. The senior member of the team Simone Moro (Italy) said Simone Moro of Italy disclosed that the fourth climber, Miss Tamara Lunger of Spain, stopped just short of the summit for the reasons of pain in lower body .which were not immediately known. He said that at 8,126 meters (26,660 feet) Nanga Parbat is the world’s ninth highest mountain. It earned its grisly nickname of ‘Killer Mountain’ after more than 30 climbers died trying to conquer it before the first successful summit in 1953 in addition to claiming a number of mountaineers since. ‘It is not a killer mountain’’ Nanga Parbat means a naked Mountain on the planet, he, explained. ‘’Along with K-2, Nanga Parbat was among the last of the 14 eight-thou sanders which had not been climbed in winter ‘disclosed Simone Moro, the senior member of the team .After recalling his memories he Sharing his experience stated that the four climbers camped on the mountain’s Rupal face from at least mid-December, braving extreme weather including a number of snow storms, avalanches, high winds and freezing temperatures. The Rupal Face, rising more than 4,000m from base to top, presents one of the most difficult – and tantalizing – challenges in climbing. In the weeks leading up to the summit, they had tried multiple times but the weather, including heavy snow and high winds had pushed them back. But they held on hoping another window would present itself soon. Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who has climbed Nanga Parbat twice in summer, was leading the Spanish climber and Italian Daniele Nardi over the Kinghoffer route but suffered from altitude sickness and took a wrong turn which took them to a dead end and left the climbers with no other choice but to return just a few hundred meters from the summit. But history fortunately did not repeat itself on Friday as Sadpara, Txikon and Moro managed to reach the summit at a little after half past two in the afternoon. Mean while the PTDC Managing Director Kabir Ahmed announced that the PTDC motel will be established a motel with the name of Pakistani climber Muhammad Ali Sadpara at SADPARA. The climbers Alex Txikon (Spain) Miss Tamara Lunger and Simone Moro (Italy) were honored Pakistani green Sash (Chadar) by Asghar Ali Mubarak the senior sports journalist and Chairman Federal Sports Journalists Association Pakistan. Earlier the media coated the message of victorious team, “We, Simone and Tamara’s team, want to say that we are HAPPY & PROUD of the all 4 athletes!!! And we look for a direct contact to them when they will be at C4,” a statement on Moro’s Face book page followed. By Friday evening, Txikon wrote on his Twitter page that all four climbers had managed to return to camp IV, and after resting will continue their descent on Saturday. In 2013 gunmen shot dead nine foreign climbers and their Pakistani guide at the Nanga Parbat base camp – one American with dual Chinese citizenship, two other Chinese, three Ukrainians, two Slovakians, one Lithuanian and one Nepalese. A Pakistani guide was also killed. However, the attack had failed to dissuade climbers who have returned to attempt the summit for each of the successive seasons.

Bengali Tigers win match against green shirt to set clash with India in 2016 Asia Cup final By.Asghar Ali Mubarak Dhaka ,The Bangladesh rode on a spectacular Soumya Sarkar knock that followed yet another fine bowling display to beat Pakistan in a tense tie and seal a spot in the Asia Cup2016 final. The Bengali Tigers will take on India in the final at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Sunday.Sent in to field first, Bangladesh bowlers had put the Pakistan batsmen to the sword early on before a fine unbeaten Sarfraz Ahmed half-century helped them to a fighting 129 for 7. Bangladesh needed 18 runs off the last two overs when Pakistan skipper Shahid Afridi brought Mohammad Sami back to bowl the penultimate over, which turned the game on its head. After the first three balls went for three singles, Sami overstepped to concede a free-hit in the next. Mashrafe hoicked it straight to long-off and pushed hard for a double. The skipper and Mahmudullah ran for three more in the next two deliveries before Sami bowled another no-ball that went for a boundary, reducing the equation to 4 off 7 deliveries. Mahmudullah then hooked a full-toss from Afridi to finish it off in style with five balls to spare. In the chase, Soumya played a breezy run-a-ball 48 before Pakistan fought back with quick wickets. But Mahmudullah (22 off 15 balls) and skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza (12) held their nerves for the thrilling win in the last over.Asia Cup: Bangladesh beat Pakistan 5 wicket in a thriller to set up final clash with India Chasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) and Mahmudullah (22*) made some useful contributions as Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by five wickets in match eight of the tournament. SIX! Mahmudullah finishes it off in style. Bangladesh beat Pakistan by five wickets to set up final clash with India. Mohammad Sami starts the 19th over. Three singles from first three balls. No-ball and two runs. Free-hit! Just a single. No-ball and a four. Its all over now. Bangladesh need 3 runs in 6 balls Four runs. Mortaza hits Amir straight down the ground. Four more. This time to fine leg boundary. BAN 112/5 in 18 overs.OUT! Shakib bowled by Mohammad Amir for 8. Bangladesh 104/5 in 17.2 overs; need Bangladesh need 26 runs in 16 balls. Bangladesh need 26 runs in 18 balls. SIX! Mahmudullah hits Irfan over extra cover. What a shot! Bangladesh need 35 runs in 24 balls to win the match.sChasing 130 to win, Soumya Sarkar (48) put Bangladesh in control but Pakistan picked up wickets in quick succession to put the match in balance in Dhaka. OUT! Mushfiqur Rahim dismissed LBW by Shoaib Malik for 12. BAN 88/4 in 14.2 overs. OUT! Soumya Sarkar bowled by Mohammad Amir for 48. BAN 83/3 in 13.2 overs. Bangladesh need 57 runs in 53 balls. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for another boundary. BAN 66/2 in 10.2 overs. Mohammad Irfan dismissed Tamim Iqbal (7) in the second over and Shahid Afridi got rid of Sabbir Rahman (14) in the ninth but Sarkar was batting steadily from the other end. SIX! Soumya Sarkar hits Anwar Ali for a huge one. Bangladesh need 80 runs in 66 balls. OUT! Sabbir Rahman falls to Shahid Afridi for 14. BAN 46/2 in 8.1 overs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits it to fine leg boundary. BAN 40/1 in 7 overs. Bangladesh need 99 runs in 89 balls. Four runs. Sabbir Rahman hits Mohammad Sami to fine leg boundary. Just two runs came from the fourth over bowled by by Irfan. BAN 24/1 in 4 overs. Bangladesh need 108 runs. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Amir for a cracking four. Four runs. Soumya Sarkar hits Mohammad Irfan to backward point.OUT! Tamim Iqbal falls to Irfan for 7. BAN 13/1 in 1.4 overs. Soumya Sarkar and Tamim Iqbal are opening the batting for Bangladesh. Mohammad Amir starts the over. Just two runs from first four balls. SIX! Tamim Iqbal hits Amir to backward square leg. BAN 8/0 in 1 over. Shoaib Malik (41) and Sarfaraz Ahmed (58*) had a solid stand for the fifth wicket to take their team to a fighting score after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. SIX! Sarfaraz hits the full toss from Al-Amin for a big one. Single followed by a double. OUT! Anwar ALi falls for 13. Pakistan make 129/7 in 20 overs. Fifty up for Sarfaraz Ahmed with a cracking four to cover. PAkistan 117/6 in 19 overs. Four runs. Anwar Ali plays it over the wicketkeeper’s head. OUT! Shahid Afridi falls to Al-Amin for a duck. PAK 102/6 in 17.3 overs. Shahid AFridi is the next man in for Pakistan. Sarfaraz takes a double. PAK 101/5 in 17 overs. OUT! Arafat Sunny gets his second wicket. Shoaib Malik caught on 41. PAK 98/5 in 16.4 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik is playing another gem of an innings. What a comeback this has been. Four runs. Malik hits it square off the wicket. Four more. This time straight down the ground. PAK 91/4 in 16 overs. Shoaib Malik and Sarfaraz Ahmed had a solid 50-plus stand for the fifth wicket after they had a disastrous start in the must-win game against the hosts in Dhaka. Four runs. Sarfaraz hits a cracking four off Mashrafe. Two more off the next ball. SIX! Sarfaraz hits Mashrafe for a big one to complete fifty run stand for the fifth wicket. PAK 79/5 in 15 overs. SIX! That’s a big one from Malik straight down the ground off Arafat Sunny. PAK 65/4 in 14 overs. Four runs. Shoaib Malik cuts Mortaza to deep backward point. The partnership between Sarfraz Ahmed and Malik is now 24 off 26 balls. Pakistan can’t afford to lose a wicket here but they also need to accelerate the scoring rate if they want to make a comeback. PAK 54/4 in 13 overs. The runs have almost stopped coming. Tight bowling from Bangladesh as they are not bowling many loose balls. The current run rate is just above 3 runs per over and Pakistan batsmen are not even rotating the strike. PAK 40/4 in 11 overs. End of over 10: Pakistan 34/4 OUT! Taskin dismisses Umar Akmal for 4. Pakistan 28/4 in 8.2 overs. Four runs. Sarfaraz plays Mortaza to midwicket boundary. PAK 25/3 in 7 overs. Pakistan couldn’t have asked for a worse start against the must-win game against Bangladesh. Their batting display in the series has been nothing less than disappointing. While the top-order has failed miserably, the seniors have not been able to lead from the front. Pakistan 18/3 in 5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth and Mashrafe Mortaza picked up Mohammad Hafeez (2). OUT! Mohammad Hafeez falls to Mashrafe Mortaza for 2. Pakistan 18/3 in 4.5 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram Manzoor (1) in the second over before Arafat Sunny got rid of Sharjeel Khan (10) in the fourth in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Sharjeel Khan falls to Arafat Sunny for 10. Pakistan 12/2 in 3.5 overs. They are in deep trouble now. Taskin starts the new over with five dot balls to Mohammad Hafeez. Maiden over. Hafeez has made just one runs in eight balls. PAK 8/1 in 3 overs. SIX! Sharjeel hits Al-AMin to backward square leg. PAK 8/1 in 2 overs. Al-Amin dismissed Khurram (1) in the second over after Pakistan own the toss and opted to bat in match eight of the tournament in Dhaka. OUT! Khurram Manzoor falls to Al-Amin for 1. Pakistan 1/1 in 1.1 overs. Khurram Manzoor and Sharjeel Khan are opening the batting for Pakistan. Taskin Ahmed makes a good start with four dot balls. He keeping it tight and is bowling at a quick pace, not letting Manzoor score freely. Bangladesh: Mashrafe Mortaza(c), Taskin Ahmed, Arafat Sunny, Tamim Iqbal, Soumya Sarkar, Mohammad Mithun, Sabbir Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Mushfiqur Rahim(w), Mahmudullah, Al-Amin Hossain Pakistan: Shahid Afridi(c), Anwar Ali, Mohammad Amir, Sharjeel Khan, Mohammad Hafeez, Khurram Manzoor, Shoaib Malik, Umar Akmal, Sarfraz Ahmed(w) , Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Irfan. Allrounder Anwar Ali comes in to replace Mohammad Nawaz for Pakistan while Tamim Iqbal and Arafat Sunny get a chance in place of Nurul Hasan and Mustafizur in Bangladesh’s playing XI. Having registered resounding back-to-back victories, hosts Bangladesh were expected to put up a tough fight against Pakistan despite the absence of their main strike bowler Mustafizur Rahaman in an Asia Cup round robin league encounter. It will was a must-win game for both teams aiming to make it to the finals of the continental championship ahead of the ICC World T20.

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