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Hard To Find Difference Between Israel And Pakistan, Says Naveen Ul Haq After Kabul Air Strikes
Naveen Ul Haq: Afghanistan cricketer Naveen Ul Haq has flayed Pakistan for the air strikes on Kabul that killed 400 people, and said it is hard to find any difference between the attack by Israel and the United States on Iran and that on his country's capital.
"Hard to find any difference between the Israel and Pakistan regimes. Period," Naveel Ul Haq wrote in a post on his Facebook wall on Tuesday.
The Afghanistan pacer was reacting to air strikes by Pakistan forces on a hospital treating drug addicts in Kabul. Around 400 people died while 250 were injured in the air strikes. His comments drew sharp reactions from many people on social media.
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Asia Cup T20: Cricket has been described as a gentleman’s game where grace, patience, and fair play come together to create a spectacle for the masses. Like any sport, its traditions have long dissuaded political sloganeering or any form of disposition to violence. Yet, when Pakistani batter Sahibzada Farhan mimicked firing an AK-47 rifle with his bat during a recent Asia Cup T20 match against India, it was a moment of dragging this celebrated sport into a darker terrain.
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Islamic State Threatens India-Pakistan T20 World Cup Match In New York, Officials Assure Heightened Security
New York Governor Kathy Hochul: The Islamic State terrorist organisation has issued an ominous threat against the T20 World Cup match between India and Pakistan to be held here next month and New York officials said on Wednesday that they are heightening security.
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