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Fans excited about Pakistan v India T20 World Cup match

T20 World Cup: India vs Pakistan match confirmation delights teams, fans

Pakistan’s decision to reverse its boycott of the match against India at the T20 World Cup has been welcomed by fans, players and coaches in both countries. The highly anticipated confrontation between the archrivals was thrown into doubt for more than a week after Pakistan’s government ordered its team against taking the field for Sunday’s clash in Colombo,

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India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2026 Decision Highlights: Pakistan takes U-turn, to play against IND on Feb 15

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Fans excited about Pakistan v India T20 World Cup match after boycott reversed

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Ahead of India-Pakistan blockbuster, Saqlain Mushtaq alleges ICC favouring Men in Blue under influence of BCCI

Ahead of the India-Pakistan match, former Pakistani spinner Saqlain Mushtaq caused a controversy by claiming that the ICC might be "influenced by the BCCI" and possibly tamper with the Premadasa pitch...

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Pakistan T20 World Cup U-turn: Pak's only aim was to get Bangladesh some respect, says Mohsin Naqvi after ending India boycott

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Australia Embarrassed By Zimbabwe In T20 World Cup 2026, Blow Super 8 Hopes

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New world order emerging, India ready to lead the world as growth engine, says PM Modi

“India is contributing more than 16% in the global growth, and this contribution is going to go up,” PM Narendra Modi said.

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School assembly news headlines, February 13: Top India, world, sports, business news

School Assembly News Headlines for February 13: From major policy moves in Delhi and Kerala's historic milestone to global peace efforts and natural disasters, here are today's most important headlines.

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India may be about to become one of the world’s most open economies

C AN ONE of the world’s most protectionist economies become one of its most open? Can a country that has consistently failed to exploit its vast pool of unskilled labour to build a strong manufacturing sector reverse that failure? The cheery answer today is: India might be about to make such a leap.

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India Seeks $30 Billion From Reliance and BP in Long-Running Gas Dispute

The Indian government is demanding over $30 billion in compensation from Reliance Industries and BP for their failure to produce contracted gas volumes from two offshore fields, Reuters reported today, citing unnamed sources familiar with the situation.