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Ex-Taliban Governor GUNNED DOWN NEAR PESHAWAR
Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:XI Issue No:266 Price: Afs.20 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes SUNDAY . APRIL 30. 2017 -Sawar 10, 1396 HS AT News Report KABUL: The former president, Hamid Karzai the other day has addressed an International Securi- ty Conference hosted by Mos- cow’s Defense Ministry. The Rus- sian defense ministry is organiz- ing the international security con- ference every year, inviting vari- ous key political leaders, defense officials and experts from many corners of the world to share views and experiences. In his speech, Hamid Karzai has shad light over terrorism and extremism in Af- ghanistan, saying “despite US-led were tired of the ongoing security es for all the sacrifices they have counter-terrorism mission, terror- situation. He also called on all par- made in terms of securing the coun- ism is increasing day by day in the ties involved in the war and other try and said that the Taliban’s war country.” Regarding the ongoing gional mechanism, backed by the ty of Kabul and Moscow are in- leaders to come together to find a against government was “senseless conflict in Afghanistan, Karzai em- international community in order ter-dependent. Karzai added, role lasting solution to end the crisis. and illegitimate”. He also said the phasized on mutual cooperation to strengthen peace and reconcili- of regional countries including Rus- However, referring to last country must not repeat the mis- and partnership to be developed ation process is important to end sia, China, India, Iran and as well week’s army base attack on the takes of the past. -
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Published by the American Academy of Religion October 2004 Vol. 19, No. 4 www.aarweb.org Annual Meeting News Annual Meeting Countdown ! . 3 AAR Officer Election . 4 Six Weeks and Counting Candidates for Vice President and Secretary Featured Speakers . 3 Wimbush, Ramadan, Elizondo, Cisneros, and Ellis Regional Meetings and Calls for Papers . 9 New Program Units . 3 Regional Groups Meet in Spring 2005 Islamic Mysticism, Scriptural Reasoning, Foucault, Open and Relational Theologies, and Sacred JAAR Focus Issue . 10 Space in Contemporary Asia. Chairs Workshop . 6 Religion and Secrecy Being a Chair in Today’s Consumer Culture American Academy of Religion Awards . 10-11 Reel Religion . 6 Six Influential Films to be Shown Excellence in Teaching, Book Awards, Best In-Depth Reporting, Latin American Focus of and Martin E. Marty Award the Annual Meeting Twenty Sessions . 7 Tribute to Lonnie Kliever . 12 Sylvia Marcos and Latin American Scholarship . 7 Wiggins, Courtright, and Cooey Eulogize Their Colleague Maldonado-Torres and the Study of Religion in Latin America Today . 7 Is There a Place for “Scientific” Studies Where to Eat in San Antonio . 8 of Religion?. 13 Refreshment Wuthnow Discusses the Scientific Method Things to Do in San Antonio . 8 Cultural Opportunities Online and in Person at the Annual Meeting Performances . 8 Art Video, Music, and Dance Library of Congress . 14 Pike Visits the World’s Largest Library FEATURES Theorizing Scriptures Conference. 15 Department Meeting . .17 Claremont Institute’s Inaugural Conference An Interview with William Harman, Chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion at the Religion and Humanities Doctorates University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Granted in 2002 . -
Men's Global Employment Report 2020
FICA MEN’S PROFESSIONAL CRICKET GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT REPORT 2020 IT’S ESSENTIAL THE GLOBAL CRICKET STRUCTURE AND LEADERSHIP PROTECTS THE HISTORY OF THE GAME AND PLAYERS SHOULD BE ALSO ITS FUTURE. DOMESTIC ENCOURAGED TO SPEAK LEAGUES AND INTERNATIONAL UP ON BIG ISSUES IN SPORT CRICKET BOTH HAVE A REALLY AND SOCIETY. WITH STRONG IMPORTANT PLACE AND THERE LEADERSHIP CRICKET CAN BE NEEDS TO BE A BALANCE A GENUINE FORCE FOR GOOD. BETWEEN THEM. Jason Holder Eoin Morgan I WOULD LOVE TO SEE ONE OF THE THINGS OUR THE ROLE OF PLAYERS’ EYES HAVE BEEN OPENED TO ASSOCIATIONS EMBRACED SINCE FORMING A PLAYERS’ ACROSS THE WHOLE CRICKET ASSOCIATION... IS THAT PLAYERS WORLD. PLAYER VOICE IS ARE OFTEN THE ONES LEFT ON IMPORTANT TO PROTECTING THE END OF THE LINE WHEN BOTH PLAYERS AND THE GAME. LEAGUES FALL OVER OR WHEN IN MY EXPERIENCE PLAYERS CLUBS AND LEAGUES DON’T CARE DEEPLY ABOUT THE GAME HONOUR COMMITMENTS. WE AND WANT TO ENSURE IT’S HOPE THE ICC WORK WITH FICA HEALTHY AND THRIVING. TO PROPERLY ADDRESS THIS. Aaron Finch William Porterfield 2 THE FICA 2020 EMPLOYMENT REPORT 3 BACKGROUND AT THE TIME OF WRITING, THERE We know that structural issues, terms and conditions CRICKET SHOULD BE PROACTIVELY ARE MORE THAN 4191 REGISTERED of employment, and wage gaps all remain key drivers PROTECTING FUNDAMENTAL MEN’S PROFESSIONAL CRICKETERS of player employment decisions, particularly given there PLAYER RIGHTS AT GLOBAL LEVEL. is now an alternative, global domestic league market for IN THE WORLD. players to play in. We have also seen flexible and effective The ICC currently regulates the ‘sanctioned cricket’ A significant number of these, along with past players, arrangements implemented in several progressive framework, which purports to give it, and it’s members, are represented by FICA, and FICA’s member players’ countries to address some of the inherent issues the right to sanction cricket events in certain associations. -
Analysing the Factors Affecting Runs Scored by Batsmen in the ICC T20 World Cup 2016
International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology Vol. 29, No. 6s, (2020), pp. 3064 – 3073 ` Analysing the Factors Affecting Runs Scored by Batsmen in the ICC T20 World Cup 2016 Siddhartho Das Symbiosis Institute of Business Management Pune; Symbiosis International (Deemed University) Pune [email protected] Abstract The ICC T20 World Cup[3] is an international tournament organised by the International Cricket Council. It is played among 16 teams. The top 10 teams are selected based on their ICC International T20 rankings up until a given deadline. The remaining teams are determined by a qualifying tournament, which is held just prior to the tournament. It comprises of associate nations. Most of these 6 teams have not been given Test match status. Up until now, the tournament has been held every two years. However, the next edition will take place in 2020. It will be hosted by Australia. For the first time, it will be held after a gap of four years. The tournament has been played 6 times so far. Only the West Indies, the current champions, has won the tournament multiple times. The first ever T20 World Cup took place in South Africa in 2007. It was won by India, who emerged victorious in a closely contested final against their arch rivals, Pakistan. This set the tone for further editions of this tournament and international T20 cricket in general. England were the hosts of the 2009 edition and it was won by Pakistan. The third edition took place in 2010 and was won by England. The fourth edition, held in 2012, was won by The West Indies. -
Tabata Shines As Al Rayyan Storm Into Amir Cup Final
SPORT Sunday 13 May 2018 PAGE | 26 PAGE | 27 Hamilton ends Belmadi eyes Amir Vettel’s pole run in Cup glory after Barcelona Al Sadd win Tabata shines as Al Rayyan storm into Amir Cup final CHINTHANA WASALA THE PENINSULA DOHA: Former champions Al Rayyan rode on a brilliant double by star midfielder and captain Rodrigo Tabata (2 and 88) and a second-half strike by South Korean import Koh Myong-Jin (47) to crush Al Gharafa 3-0 to reach the Amir Cup final yesterday. In the final to be played on May 19 at the Khalifa Interna- tional Stadium, Al Rayyan will take on unbeaten QSL Cham- pions Al Duhail in what will be the final football match this season. Tabata, the former Qatar national team player, was declared the Man-of-the-Match for his two goals. At the Al Sadd Stadium yes- terday, captain Tabata inter- Rayyan - coached by Michael completed his brace in thee 88th88th poweredpowered hhomeome by a brilliantbrilliant cepted an excellent cross by Laudrup - retained their 1-0 minute. goalgoal byby AlmoezAlmoez AliAli against veteran striker Sebastian Soria cushion when the referee blew Al Gharafa were tryingg hardhard 10-man10-man AlAl Sadd. and powered it past goalkeeper the whistle for the half-time to open scoring but theirtheir CoachCoach DjamelDjamel Qasem Burhan to score his 18th break. popular stars Wesley Sneijdereijder Belmadi’sBelmadi’s menmen goal of the season just two Al Rayyan made it 2-0 in and Ahmed Alaaeldin missedmissed areare eyeingeyeing minutes after the kick-off. the 47th minute when mid- the net on multiple occasions.sions. -
Mine's a Treble
ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 1 MINE’S A TREBLE THE YEAR I FORSOOK THE PRESSBOX FOR THE PRESIDENCY ROBIN WALSH ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 2 CRICKET WRITERS of IRELAND The Cricket Writers of Ireland is a small group of those who write about and photograph the game we love. Robin Walsh was President from the foundation of the organisation at Stormont in 2007 until he stepped down early in 2013 to take up the Presidency of Cricket Ireland. The CWI are immensely proud that one of our number should be recognised thus and doubly so that Robin filled the role with such dignity and commitment. It turned out to be both a tremendously successful year on the pitch and a historic one off it, and we are fortunate that a man with a trained eye and stylish pen was there to witness it all — and share it with us. Throughout his presidency Robin wrote a regular diary which appeared on the Cricket Ireland website but it clearly deserves a larger audience and a permanent place on the growing shelf of Irish cricketing literature. And that’s why you’re reading this now. ‘Mine’s a Treble’ © Robin Walsh May 2014 Published by the Cricket Writers of Ireland Designed and edited by Ger Siggins Photographs by Barry Chambers. Thanks also to Andrew Leonard 2 ROBINS BOOK 44_Layout 1 23/04/2014 22:10 Page 3 A Heartbreaking Defeat June 12th 2013 NE of the many delights of wearing since the terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan Cricket Ireland’s Presidential blazer players in Lahore in 2009. -
End of Day Review
ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier 2015 End of day review Day 8 For more information Email: [email protected] Twitter: @OptaJim Contents Contents........................................................................................................................................1 1 Group Tables ..........................................................................................................................2 2 Fixtures/Results .....................................................................................................................2 3 Squad event averages ...........................................................................................................4 4 Tournament player statistics ................................................................................................5 5 Player of the Match statistics ...............................................................................................6 End of day review | Day Eight 1 1 Group Tables Group A Rank Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Net RR For Against Points 1 Ireland 4 3 1 0 0 1.816 451/65.2 401/78.5 6 2 Papua New Guinea 3 2 0 0 1 0.827 269/38.5 244/40.0 5 3 Namibia 3 1 1 0 1 0.854 240/32.5 241/37.2 3 4 Hong Kong 3 1 1 0 1 -0.33 263/39.1 263/37.2 3 5 Nepal 4 1 2 0 1 -1.283 284/59.4 285/47.1 3 6 Jersey 3 1 2 0 0 -0.62 362/57.2 386/55.4 2 7 United States of America 4 1 3 0 0 -0.919 422/75.4 471/72.3 2 Group B Rank Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Net RR For Against Points 1 Afghanistan 5 3 1 0 1 0.69 644/77.2 611/80.0 7 2 Kenya 5 3 1 0 1 0.321 -
2015 Cricket World Cup Fantasy Cricket Competition
2015 CRICKET WORLD CUP FANTASY CRICKET COMPETITION GAME GUIDE ENTRY DETAILS Entry Costs League is FREE to enter but in order to qualify for prizes the following fees are required. One Team = £5 Two Teams = £10 Three Teams = £10 (third team is free) Entry Methods Online = E-mail team sheet to [email protected] Facebook = Message Preston Village CC page with squad Twitter = Message @PVCC_1990 with squad Paper = Return entry form to one of the following Preston Village members Craig Patterson Ian Patterson CALENDAR DEADLINES 12th February: Teams and Entry Fee Deadlines 13th February: Start of World Cup Stage 1 21st March: End of World Cup Stage 1 21st March - 24th March: Transfer Window (between quarter-final and semi-final) 24th March: Start of World Cup Stage 2 30th March: End of World Cup Stage 2 6th April - 12th April: Final Scores Calculated and Awards Presented PRIZES 1. First Prize = 50% of all entry fees + Bottle of whiskey (TBC) 2. Second Prize = Bottle of vodka or wine (TBC) 3. Third Prize = Crate (12 cans/bottles) of lager or beer (TBC) Alcoholic prizes can be exchanged for cash amount on basis of participant's age or religious beliefs. HOW TO PLAY Team Selection Select a team of 11 players from the playing squads at the World Cup, meeting the formation immediately below and the team restrictions listed below the formation 6x Batsman (minimum of one batsman/wicketkeeper who is nominated as wicketkeeper) 1x All-Rounder 4x Bowlers Team Restrictions Stage 1: Pool Stage & Quarter-Finals Maximum of 3 players per nation . -
Match Report
Match Report Zimbabwe, ZIM vs Ireland, IRE Zimbabwe, ZIM - Won by 107 runs Date: Fri 16 Mar 2018 Location: Zimbabwe - Harare Match Type: 50 Over Match Scorer: sajithra Jayakumar Toss: Ireland, IRE won the toss and elected to Bowl URL: http://www.crichq.com/matches/619891 Zimbabwe, ZIM Ireland, IRE Score 211-9 Score 104-10 Overs 50.0 Overs 34.2 C Zhuwao WTS Porterfield* SF Mire PR Stirling H Masakadza A Balbirnie BRM Taylor† EC Joyce CR Ervine NJ O'Brien† Sikandar Raza KJ O'Brien SC Williams GC Wilson AG Cremer* AR McBrine TS Chisoro BJ McCarthy KM Jarvis WB Rankin B Muzarabani TJ Murtagh page 1 of 35 Scorecards 1st Innings | Batting: Zimbabwe, ZIM R B 4's 6's SR C Zhuwao . 6 . 1 . 4 . 6 3 . // c WB Rankin b BJ McCarthy 20 18 1 2 111.11 SF Mire . 1 . 6 . 1 2 1 . // st NJ O'Brien† b AR McBrine 11 15 0 1 73.33 H Masakadza . 3 . 4 . 1 . 1 . 4 2 . 2 . 1 . // c NJ O'Brien† b WB Rankin 18 24 2 0 75.0 BRM Taylor† . 1 . 4 1 6 . 1 1 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . lbw b AR McBrine 25 41 1 1 60.98 // SC Williams 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 . 2 . 1 . // c BJ McCarthy b TJ Murtagh 9 15 0 0 60.0 CR Ervine . 2 . 1 4 . 4 . 1 6 . 1 1 . // run out (NJ O'Brien†/PR Stirling) 20 26 2 1 76.92 Sikandar Raza 1 1 . -
Stirling Century Helps Ireland Beat Netherlands at World Cup
Late City Edition BEST RATE IN TOWN Saffty & 2 592 592 Comfort is our Concern A MEMBER OF THE KANGAROO GROUP Saturday 19th March, 2011 Ponting ready SCOREBOARD Sri Lanka Innings Upul Tharanga run out 3 for Aussies first Tillakaratne Dilshan c Oram b Southee 3 Kumar Sangakkara b N. McCullum 111 Mahela Jayawardene lbw b Southee 66 real WCup test Angelo Mathews not out 41 Thilan Samaraweera c B. McCullum b Styris 5 BY RIZWAN ALI Chamara Silva c & b N. McCullum 3 Nuwan Kulasekara c Guptill b Southee 1 COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) - Lasith Malinga c B. McCullum b Oram 6 Muttiah Muralitharan run out 7 Australia captain Ricky Ajantha Mendis not out 0 Ponting says he’s more con- Extras: (4lb, 12w, 3nb) 19 cerned about beating a “dan- TOTAL: (for nine wickets) 265 gerous” Pakistan lineup and Overs: 50. Batting time: 235 minutes. qualifying atop Group A for the Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-19, 3-164, 4-210, 5- 219, 6-224, 7-232, quarterfinals than he is about Sri Lanka's captain 8-239, 9-260. protecting a 34-match unbeaten Kumar Sangakkara Bowling: Tim Southee 10-0-63-3 (5w), Jacob streak at the World Cup. dives to reach the Oram 10-1-57-1 Australia will face its first crease during their (1nb,1w), Hamish Bennett 4.1-0-16-0 (1nb,1w), real test in the tournament on Cricket World Cup Jesse Ryder 3.5-0-18-0 Saturday. The Australians have (1nb,1w), James Franklin 3-0-11-0, Scott Styris match against New 8-0-44-1, Nathan had comfortable wins over Zealand in Mumbai, McCullum 10-0-48-2, Kane Williamson 1-0-4-0. -
Inter-Provincial Series 2018 Player Eligibility & Squad
INTER-PROVINCIAL SERIES 2018 PLAYER ELIGIBILITY & SQUAD SELECTION POLICY 1. BACKGROUND/CONTEXT 1.1 With the Inter-Provincial Series now carrying First-Class and List-A status, the need to ensure that player eligibility is both clear, and adhered to, remains important, and maintaining the integrity of the competitions is key, given that ICC retains the authority to remove First-Class/List-A status from same at any time. 1.2 The Inter-Provincial Series (First Class, One day 50 over and Twenty20) is designed to provide a bridge between club and country and to ensure players have the opportunity to compete in a ‘best v best’ environment. It is crucial to the succession planning of the Irish team. Therefore players identified by the national selectors as potential future International cricketers are given the opportunity to play in the Inter-Provincial Series. Where there is a significant strength of such players in one provincial union, we must ensure players are able to develop by playing in the IP competition perhaps for another union. 1.3 The series is also important for the individual provincial unions as a way of raising the profile of the sport, providing opportunities for their best club cricketers, helping to underpin the growth of the sport, and underpinning commercial activities of the unions. ELIGIBILITY REGULATIONS Depending on the status of the player concerned, the following eligibility criteria will apply: 2.0 NATIONALITY QUALIFICATION CRITERIA 2.1 A Player shall be qualified to participate in an Inter-Provincial Match where he satisfies at least one of the following requirements (the “Nationality Qualification Criteria”): NOTE: The relevant information and documentation required to evidence satisfaction of the Nationality Qualification Criteria must be provided to CI at least 7 days prior to the player playing in an Inter-Provincial match. -
Michael Rothberg
במרכז at the center 2017-18 NEWSLETTER Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies 25 Digital version: cjs.ucla.edu 25version: Digital JEWISH STUDIES IN THE 2017-18 NEWSLETTER VOLUME NEWSLETTER VOLUME 2017-18 PUBLIC SPHERE OCTOBER 24, 2017 INAUGURAL LEVE AWARD NEW LOWELL MILKEN FAMILY MUSIC programs 4 & OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION 6 BUCHALTER GIFT expands scholarships 22 FROM THE DIRECTOR: NEW DIRECTIONS FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT As I reflect on nearly eight the Breed Street Shul, collaborating with the Boyle Heights Arts years directing UCLA’s Alan D. Conservancy, Boyle Heights Historical Society, the Garment Leve Center for Jewish Studies, Workers Center, Libros Schmibros, Los Angeles Jewish Historical Society, Yiddishkayt, the UCLA Labor Center, and the Workman’s many thoughts come to mind. Circle (Arbeter Ring)—all with the goal of developing new models I am grateful to have had the for public engagement with Jewish studies. opportunity to meet and work with so many extraordinary Funded in part by the UC Humanities Research Council, all three events in East LA involved participation by current residents of Photo: David Wu David Photo: people–from faculty, staff, and the neighborhoods and sought to illuminate historical parallels students to community partners, religious leaders, between Jews and the struggles facing other immigrant groups. philanthropists, elected officials, and members of the The resonance with current events is, of course, unmistakable, general public. It has been inspiring. I am proud of the hence the theme of this year’s at the Center, Jewish Studies in efforts we have made to become a truly world-class the Public Sphere.