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March 11, 2021
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is mulling the options to send white-ball playing squad to South Africa for one-dayers and T20 cricket that will later visit Zimbabwe for the limited-overs cricket.
The national team is scheduled to play limited-overs matches only in South Africa and the start of the Zimbabwe tour will also see the same contest.
Doubts, however, are still there whether the Test series against Zimbabwe will go ahead as planned or some adjustments will be made.
The sources in the PCB said that efforts were on to readjust the remaining 20 Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches during this period.
America s Cup 2021: The Secret Sailor - The uncomfortable truth for Peter Burling and Team New Zealand v Luna Rossa
11 Mar, 2021 12:00 AM
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World sailing champion Phil Robertson joins Mark Orams and Alex Chapman to review the news of the exciting opening day of America s Cup racing. Video / NZ Herald
World sailing champion Phil Robertson joins Mark Orams and Alex Chapman to review the news of the exciting opening day of America s Cup racing. Video / NZ Herald
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The Secret Sailor is an internationally acclaimed yachtie with a strong history in the America s Cup.
OPINION: Oh, to be a fly on the wall at Team New Zealand s debrief after the first day of
SA government backs away from Matrix drug pilot program in Riverland
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Natalie Davis and brother Darren with their graduation bears, with (from left) MP Tim Whetstone, PsychMed acting director Quentin Black, psychologist Tina Makris and mentor Nicole Bowering.
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The state government has pulled its support of a drug program after being unsatisfied with a trial it funded for two years to help tackle ice addiction in a regional community.
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MP Tim Whetstone says not enough evidence has been provided to continue the pilot
The Matrix program director says its own results from the trial are promising
Spartans fall to Newfound in quarterfinals
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March 10, 2021BRISTOL It was a slow start for the WMRHS Spartan hoop girls, who didn t seem to find their spark until it was too late during a quarterfinal game in Bristol on Sunday, as the team was defeated by a strong Newfound team, 44-35.
Newfound was the first to score with 6:24 on the clock and was up 4-0 less than a minute later. The Spartans had 10 turnovers with 1:46 to go in the first quarter, causing some early trouble. With five minutes to go, Newfound drained two foul shots and was up by six points. Spartan Jaylen Bennett put her team on the board after scoring one from the foul line. Alyssa Fryman snagged a rebound, then sent the ball to teammate Kelsea Graham, who scored two on a layup, making it a 6-3 game with 2:45 on the clock. Newfound answered with a three-point shot. Ava Simpson sunk two from the stripe for White Mountains, closing the gap. The score was 9-5 with one minute to go in the fir