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Saeed HusainDawn (Magazines) |
Not only did he deny the West Indies a sure win, but his negotiations with the Board would become the precursor to pay disputes between Pakistani...
Nearly a century ago, a Japanese printmaker was inspired by Shah Jahan’s Shalimar Bagh. Today, his art continues to inspire

Australia’s Steve Smith recently became only the 15th player ever to cross 10,000 runs in Test cricket. Could he be the last?

The Bhuttos’ fortune was nearly erased by the British Raj, until a fugitive heir returned in disguise and charmed his way to a

The onset of summers in Karachi contracts the window for recreational activities, with Karachi residents often indulging in their

Research on the 1935 Quetta earthquake is shockingly limited, where anthropologists and historians can study colonial policies and particularly as...
With the 1968-69 revolution of Pakistan in full swing against a draconian Gen Ayub Khan dictatorship, the Board of Cricket Control in Pakistan...
