Galle: Australia move into World Test Cricket Championship The Aussies lost the top spot following losing the second Test once morest Sri Lanka by an innings and 39 runs. South Africa overtook Aussies for second place.
The two-Test series once morest Lanka ended in a 1-1 draw. With the innings victory, Sri Lanka reached the third position. South Africa came first with a win percentage of 71.43. The success percentage of Aussies is 70. Lanka’s leap has overtaken Pakistan, India and West Indies. Debutant Prabhat Jayasuriya, who took 12 wickets in both innings, and Dinesh Chandimal, who scored a double century, gave Lanka an innings win.
Sri Lanka’s next Test series once morest Pakistan starts on Saturday. Australia’s next Test series is once morest the West Indies in November. New Zealand won the first World Test Championship. They beat India in the final in Southampton, England.
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London: France defeated Italy in women’s Euro Cup football. France beat Italy 5-1 in the Group D match at the Aziel New York Stadium. Grace Gioro scored a hat-trick in the match. Casarino and Catoto scored a goal each. Martina Piamonte scored a goal for Italy.
Denmark will face Finland in today’s match from 9.30. Germany will face Spain in the match which will be held from 12.30.
Alappuzha: The Kerala Sub-Junior and Junior Team won the overall second position in the National Sub-Junior and Junior Masters Powerlifting Competition held in Hyderabad.
The Kerala team achieved this feat by winning 10 gold, 10 silver and four bronze medals. The team won the team championship in the junior women’s category and the second position in the sub-junior women’s category. 3rd position in Masters (up to 50 years) category and 2nd position in Above 50 years category.
Anisha M. as the best lifter. 2nd position and Anjali PR secured 3rd position. Regards, Sona Benny, Anisha, Marybeena, Abhijith, Shyamkumar, Rajagopalan, Thomas V. J, C. Premachandran and Varghese bagged gold, Anjali, Alina Joseph, Nandana, Martin Mathew, Anax Megwal, Nikhilesh, Anil Kumar, Giridharaghosh, Vikas TK and Srinivasan KC bagged silver and Shweta R, Alka Raghav, Jwala Joseph and Sanjay Prasad bagged bronze. .
Islamabad: Reportedly, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will prohibit Pakistan from taking more loans from China. The future of Pakistan’s decision to borrow 790 crore Pakistan Rupees (PKR) from China for the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor will depend on IMF recommendations.
Structural changes are urgently needed as it is not sustainable to propel Pakistan’s economy with external financial assistance. The IMF is also concerned regarding Pakistan’s loans from China and high payments to China’s independent energy companies. Reports are that objection has been sent.
IMF also said that Pakistan should negotiate with China to reduce the tariff in the energy sector. says Chinese power companies operating in the country owe PKR 350 billion in dues to Pakistan.