Bennett, Raza, and Evans are key players in Zimbabwe's victory over Sri Lanka.

Evans' three-for resulted in Sri Lanka being bowled out for 95, while Bennett and Raza contributed 61 off 44.
Zimbabwe defeated Sri Lanka 95 (Shanaka 34, Evans 3-9, Ngarava 2-15) by 67 runs at 162 for 8 (Bennett 49, Raza 47, Hasaranga 3-32).


In the second game of the men's T20I tri-series in Rawalpindi, Sri Lanka lost by 67 runs after their batting collapsed against a disciplined Zimbabwean attack. They chased a score of 163 before being knocked out for 95. It was the ideal reaction for Zimbabwe following their first-game loss to Pakistan.

Each of Zimbabwe's six bowlers shared the wickets. Brad Evans, who finished with match-best statistics of 3 for 9, outperformed Richard Ngarava, who was outstanding with figures of 2 for 15.

Live news from Australia: Mark Speakman resigns as leader of the NSW Liberal Party and supports Kellie Sloane to take his place

Georgie Purcell, a member of the Victorian Animal Justice Party, claimed she was sexually harassed in the state legislature during a debate on proposed legislation to limit non-disclosure agreements in the workplace.

Purcell claimed the harassment happened while she was a political staffer and politician, but she did not name anyone. In 2022, Purcell was elected to the Victoria parliament for the first time.

Match 4: Scotland Women vs. Uganda Women | Teams, Players to Watch, Live Streaming Information

Tactical & Strategic Considerations
Momentum & Mental Edge

Scotland enter this match with strong recent form, having won all their matches in the Thailand Quadrangular Series. Their confidence is high, and their top order – especially batters like Sarah Bryce and Darcey Carter – have been firing.  


For Uganda, this is a big opportunity. To compete, they’ll need to rely on their experienced players like Janet Mbabazi and Ritah Musamali, both of whom can build innings under pressure.  


Uganda’s bowling attack must remain disciplined. If Concy Aweko can bowl tightly, she could be very dangerous.  

At the Islamic Solidarity Games, Muhammad Yasir won silver for Pakistan and Arshad Nadeem defends the gold

At the 6th Islamic Solidarity Games in Riyadh, Pakistan dominated the men's javelin throw final, with Muhammad Yasir winning silver and Arshad Nadeem predictably defending his gold medal.

With a lifetime best of 92.97 meters, which earned him gold and the games record at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, Arshad was far ahead of the competition going into the seven-man competition.

He led from the beginning, as was to be expected, and was the only participant to throw more than 80 meters. The commentators gave him a lot of Arabic acclaim, but he appeared unhappy after the majority of his throws.

Here’s a breakdown of Paramount+, what it is, how it works, and what you can watch on it

What Is Paramount+?

It’s a direct-to-consumer digital platform that offers on-demand shows, movies, live TV, sports, and news.

The service includes content from several brands: CBS, BET, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures, and more.
Subscription Plans & Pricing

Paramount+ mainly offers two tiers:

Loyal, warm and lived life to the full’: Russell Crowe pays tribute to radio titan John Laws

Russell Crowe has delivered a deeply personal and heartfelt tribute to his longtime friend and neighbour, radio legend John Laws, following the broadcaster’s death at the age of 90.

Crowe, who shared a Woolloomooloo neighbourhood with Laws for more than two decades, described him as “a wise mentor, a mischievous mate and a very good friend.”

In a message posted on X, the actor said he was “deeply saddened” by Laws’ passing, but also reassured by the knowledge that Laws “led a magnificent life of achievement and adventure … he lived every moment.” Crowe added: “He worked hard, played harder and loved completely … A legend, in the very best, most Australian, sense of the word. I loved him and I’ll never forget him.”

Radio Titan John Laws Farewelled at State Funeral at Sydney Cathedral

 


Introduction to a Broadcasting Legend

Australia gathered in solemn respect as radio titan John Laws was farewelled at a state funeral at Sydney Cathedral, marking the end of an era in the nation’s broadcasting history. Known affectionately as the “Golden Tonsils,” Laws’ voice was synonymous with Australian talkback radio for more than half a century.