On Wednesday morning, a bomb exploded near a school bus in Khuzdar, Balochistan. The blast killed five people, including three children, and left several others injured.
According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), “As per the initial reports, three innocent children and two adults have embraced martyrdom and multiple children have sustained injuries.”
ISPR blamed Indian proxies for the deadly bus attack, calling it a desperate move after battlefield defeats.
ISPR said, “After miserably failing in the battlefield, Indian proxies have unleashed these most heinous and cowardly acts to spread terror and unrest in Balochistan and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.”
The military also accused India of using terrorism to target civilians. It said, “After failing in Operation Bunnianum Masroor and facing pursuit by military and law enforcement, India uses these terror proxies as a state tool to fuel terrorism in Pakistan against soft targets like innocent children and civilians.”
The ISPR also criticized India’s political leadership. It noted, “Use of terrorism as a state policy by Indian political government is a horent and reflective of their low morality and disregard of basic human norms.”
In conclusion, the ISPR expressed unity and determination. “Pakistan Armed Forces with support of brave Pakistani nation, stand united to uproot Indian sponsored terrorism from Pakistan in its all manifestations.”
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif also condemned the attack. He called it Indian-sponsored and mourned the deaths of innocent children and teachers. In his statement, he extended condolences to the families and directed authorities to catch those responsible. He also ordered immediate and priority medical treatment for the injured.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi strongly denounced the bombing as well. He expressed sorrow over the children’s deaths and shared heartfelt sympathies with the grieving families.
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As the PSL 10 playoffs approach crunch time, Quetta Gladiators aren’t just banking on experience — they’re riding the wave of young, fearless talent. And according to skipper Saud Shakeel, two names have already carved out a space in Pakistan’s cricketing future: Hassan Nawaz and Khawaja Nafay.
Yes, you’ve heard the hype. But this isn’t just smoke — these two might just be the real deal.
Hassan Nawaz: The Breakout Beast
Let’s talk about the man of the moment — Hassan Nawaz.
At just 22, the power-hitter has turned PSL 10 into his personal highlight reel. With 317 runs in 10 games, an average over 63, and a strike rate nudging 160, he’s not just making noise — he’s dominating. Throw in two fifties and a ton, and suddenly, we’re not asking if he’ll play for Pakistan — we’re asking when.
Saud Shakeel couldn’t stop raving about him, and rightly so.
“Hassan Nawaz played all kinds of shots and was instrumental in our victories,” he said.
“We always believed in his talent, but early on, we were still figuring out his role. Now, whatever praise he gets, it’s still not enough.”
That’s high praise from a skipper who isn’t known for throwing compliments around lightly.
Nafay — The Quiet Match-Winner
While Hassan’s fireworks grab headlines, Khawaja Nafay has been quietly doing the job. Not flashy, but efficient. Not loud, but reliable.
Saud Shakeel recognized his contributions too:
“Nafay grabbed his opportunity well. These performances will only boost his confidence going forward.”
And that’s what you want in your young guns — the ability to deliver when the spotlight’s not always on them.
Quetta’s Turnaround: Not Just Luck, but Grit
It wasn’t always smooth sailing for the Gladiators. The season started on shaky ground. But somewhere along the way — thanks in large part to batting firepower and bold team calls — things clicked.
“We didn’t start the tournament well, but we turned things around with the bat,” Saud reflected.
With seven wins and only two losses, plus a rain-hit washout, Quetta finished top of the table. Let that sink in. The same Quetta that was written off by many is now staring at a potential second title.
Well, whether or not Quetta goes all the way this season, one thing is clear: Hassan Nawaz and Khawaja Nafay aren’t just PSL stories — they’re future Pakistan stories.
They’re not here to warm benches or fill quotas. They’re competing, impacting, and turning heads.
And as Saud Shakeel rightly put it, “They’re genuine contenders for the Pakistan team.”
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According to provisional data released by the National Accounts Committee (NAC) on May 20, Pakistan’s GDP grew by 2.68% in the fiscal year 2024-25. In the third quarter (Q3), growth was recorded at 2.40%, primarily driven by a notable 3.99% increase in the services sector. Meanwhile, agriculture experienced modest growth of 1.18%, while the industrial sector contracted by 1.14%.
Pakistan records 2.68% GDP growth in FY25
Quarterly Revisions and Updates
NAC also revised GDP growth for the first two quarters:
Q1: Up from 1.34% to 1.37%
Q2: Down from 1.73% to 1.53%
These changes reflect updated data from agriculture, industry, and services.
Agriculture: Up and Down
Agriculture showed a rebound in other crops and forestry:
Q1: Agriculture revised up to 0.84% from 0.74%
Q2: Revised down to 0.79% due to deeper fall in key crops (-12.09%)
Still, important crops posted another decline (-11.14%).
Industry: A Sector in Decline
Industry struggled across all three quarters.
Q1 contraction worsened to -0.91% due to utilities falling to -2.30%
Q2 revised down to -0.99%, with energy supply diving to -3.40%
Q3 showed a -1.14% contraction, with losses in:
Mining & quarrying: -3.96%
LSM: -0.89%
Utilities: -7.72%
Construction: -9.12%
Pakistan’s industrial sector sees commendable growth in 1QFY24
Services Carried the Economy in FY25:
Q1 revised to 2.28%
Q2 revised to 2.59%
Q3 surged to 3.99%
Every major component grew in Q3:
Information & communication: 18.44%
Finance & insurance: 10.65%
Public administration: 13.73%
Health & education: Over 4%
Bigger Picture
The size of Pakistan’s economy reached Rs114.7 trillion ($411 billion). Per capita income is now Rs509,174 ($1,824).
NAC also finalised:
FY23 GDP at -0.21%
FY24 revised up to 2.51%
Experts say the increase in Pakistan’s GDP and per capita income is a positive indicator, though challenges remain in inflation control, employment, and structural reforms.
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Punjab Announces Early Summer Vacations Due To Heatwave
Due to the ongoing heatwave in Punjab, the provincial government has decided to start summer holidays earlier and cut down school hours. The Punjab School Education Department announced in a notification on Tuesday that schools will close for summer vacation from May 28 instead of June 1. Until then, classes will run from 7:30am to 11:30am.
All schools across Punjab will follow this new schedule. They will reopen on August 15 after the summer break. The Punjab Higher Education Department also said that colleges and universities will begin their summer vacations on May 28.
A spokesperson for the Pakistan Meteorological Department said, “The prevailing heat wave is probably going to last this week.” Lahore recorded a temperature of 42°C on Tuesday. The spokesperson added that high pressure in the upper atmosphere will stay through the week. This will push day temperatures in South Punjab to 4–6°C above normal till May 24. Central and upper Punjab could see temperatures up to 7°C above average.
Due to the extreme heat, dust storms and strong winds may hit some plain areas. The authorities have urged the public—especially children, women, and the elderly—to avoid the sun during peak hours, stay indoors, and drink plenty of water.
Farmers should plan their crop routines based on the weather and take proper care of their animals. The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) has issued a heatwave alert. Punjab Relief Commissioner Nabeel Javed directed all commissioners and deputy commissioners to stay alert. He said the education, health, transport, local government, and Rescue 1122 departments must stay prepared as high temperatures will affect major cities and plain areas until May 24.
PDMA Director General Irfan Ali Kathia said local administrations must provide clean drinking water in public places. He also stressed that hospitals and mobile health units should be ready to treat heatstroke patients.
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Is Justice Finally Served in the Noor Mukadam Case?
On May 20, 2025, the Supreme Court of Pakistan delivered a long-awaited verdict. Zahir Jaffer’s death sentence for the brutal murder of Noor Mukadam would stand. The decision came nearly four years after Noor’s horrific death. It was met with a collective sense of relief and a deep emotional release across the country.
Noor, just 27 at the time, was held captive, tortured, and then beheaded in Jaffer’s home in Islamabad in July 2021. The crime shocked the nation and sparked outrage that went far beyond headlines — it became a national reckoning with issues like gender-based violence, legal privilege, and how justice often moves too slowly for the vulnerable.
Zahir Jaffer
The Supreme Court’s Final Word
The Supreme Court’s ruling, led by Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah, confirmed Jaffer’s conviction under Pakistan’s penal code. His second death sentence, for rape, was reduced to life imprisonment, and a 10-year sentence for abduction was brought down to just one year. While the technical details mattered, what stood out more was the message: this time, power and wealth didn’t win.
Jaffer, an American citizen from an influential business family, had tried to escape punishment by claiming mental instability — a defence the court rejected, calling the murder premeditated and deliberate. His final lifeline now is a presidential pardon, a possibility many activists hope will be firmly denied.
Is Justice Finally Served in the Noor Mukadam Case?
A Nation Reacts
Reactions flooded in within minutes. The hashtag #JusticeForNoor lit up social media. Actor Osman Khalid Butt praised Noor’s father, Shaukat Mukadam, for never giving up. Others called it a rare and powerful moment — the justice system standing tall against privilege.
But the road to this point was long and painful. Noor’s family faced scrutiny and delays. Her own character was questioned. And for years, her parents fought a battle no family should ever have to fight.
Today’s ruling won’t erase the loss, but it might offer a sense of dignity — a sign that Noor’s voice wasn’t silenced in vain. And maybe, just maybe, it shows that the tide is turning — that the lives of women in Pakistan are beginning to matter where it counts most: in the courtroom.
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On Wednesday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) unveiled a 16-player squad for the upcoming three-match T20 International series against Bangladesh.
The selectors chose the squad based on players’ performances in the ongoing HBL PSL X, which will end on May 25. This series also marks Mike Hesson’s first official assignment after his recent appointment.
The series will see Agha Salman head the Pakistan team. Shadab Khan, Fakhar Zaman, Faheem Ashraf, and Abrar Ahmed are all part of the team. Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Hasan Nawaz, Hussain Talat, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Irfan, Mohammad Haris, Mohammad Wasim Jr, Saim Ayub, Sahibzada Farhan and Naseem Shah are all discussed.
All games will occur at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on May 27, 29, and 31.
Pakistan Squad for Bangladesh Series
In Dubai, officials from the Pakistan Cricket Board had fruitful discussions with their Bangladesh counterparts, therefore verifying the Bangladesh Cricket Board for the trip.
Only three T20Is will make up the brief tour. The Pakistan Cricket Board has officially confirmed the match schedule.
Bangladesh originally planned to play five T20Is starting May 25 in Faisalabad, Pakistan. However, the PCB has cut the schedule to three matches, all set to happen at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. Officials will reveal the revised timetable in the coming days.
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India’s Foreign Secretary Denies US Role in Ceasefire with Pakistan
India’s Foreign Secretary, Vikram Misri, stated that the United States played no part in the ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Indian media reported this on Tuesday. His statement came despite US President Donald Trump’s repeated claims of having helped settle the ceasefire. Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif, had also thanked Trump.
Last month, a deadly attack occurred in Pahalgam, located in Indian-administered Kashmir. India accused Pakistan of carrying it out, although no evidence was provided. Pakistan denied the allegations and called for an independent investigation. As tensions escalated, reports suggested that American intervention had helped ease the standoff.
Misri Denies Foreign Role in Ceasefire Talks
However, during a meeting with the Parliamentary Committee on External Affairs, led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, Misri denied any foreign mediation. “The offer for a ceasefire came from Pakistan and no other country was involved,”the Hindustan Times quoted a senior lawmaker present at the meeting as saying.
When MPs asked about Trump’s public statements, Misri responded, “New Delhi had routine talks with the US, but there was no mediation.”
بھارتی پارلیمان میں ٹرمپ پر وار، امریکی ثالثی مکمل مسترد
گھبراہٹ اور عبرتناک شکست چھپانے کی ناکام کوشش، مودی سرکار کے سیزفائر پر بار بار بدلتے بیانات
مودی سرکار کا سیزفائر پر نیا مؤقف، ٹرمپ کی ثالثی مکمل مسترد کرتے ہوئے جنگ بندی کو پاک بھارت معاملہ قرار دیا
This was Misri’s first appearance before the 31-member panel. The meeting lasted over three hours and included many questions directed at him.
MPs Question India’s Silence on Trump’s Claims
Press Trust of India also cited sources saying Misri “reiterated the government’s stand that the decision to stop military actions was taken at a bilateral level,” denying any third-party involvement.
Panel members questioned why India had not publicly responded to Trump’s repeated claims. One MP asked, “Trump publicly claimed at least seven times that he facilitated the ceasefire. Why was India silent?”Another asked why India had “allowed Trump to repeatedly seize the narrative.”
India Today reported that members felt “India neither involved the US in the discussions with Pakistan nor was India involved in the US’s decision to announce it.”
The Times of India added that Misri explained Trump had made his claims on social media, not through any formal channels. This, he said, made it difficult for India to respond officially.
No Signs of Nuclear Escalation
During the in-camera session, Misri also said there was no chance of “restoration of normalcy with Pakistan in the near future.”
He added that there was no “nuclear signalling” from Pakistan during the military standoff. According to the Hindustan Times, Misri said the confrontation remained “entirely in the conventional domain and involved no ‘nuclear signalling’ from the other side”.
This comes despite Defence Minister Khawaja Asif’s earlier warning of an “all-out war” and Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar’s recent remark that “a nuclear war was never an option for the government.”
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Karandaaz is committed to driving financial inclusion, and agriculture remains one of the most financially underserved sectors in Pakistan.
Islamabad, Pakistan – 20 May 2025 – In a strategic move to reshape Pakistan’s agricultural ecosystem, Karandaaz Pakistan, an impact investment platform dedicated to driving sustainable economic growth and strengthening financial and social protection systems for inclusion, has partnered with GrowTech, an AgriTech innovator, to expand digital and financial access for smallholder farmers. This collaboration will accelerate the adoption of smart agriculture practices and digital financial tools across underserved regions of Punjab.
GrowTech, recognized for its tech-driven approach to farming, will leverage its digital platform to extend agriculture practice advisory, and access to agri-markets and input suppliers in new geographic areas. The initiative will support farmers in boosting productivity and profitability in an increasingly competitive market.
“This partnership with GrowTech reflects our commitment to harnessing technology and finance to uplift Pakistan’s agriculture sector. By reaching farmers where they are – digitally and physically – we’re enabling a more inclusive, productive, and climate-resilient agri-economy,” said Waqas ul Hasan, CEO, Karandaaz Pakistan.
To further strengthen the link between digital solutions and on-ground support, the project will establish Farmer Facilitation Centres in two new regions of Punjab. These centres will serve as community hubs, offering in-person assistance, digital training, and capacity-building programs. Local leaders will also be engaged through digital marketing and e-commerce workshops, ensuring widespread adoption and empowerment.
Recognizing logistics as a key enabler in agricultural success, the partnership will foster new alliances with local logistics providers to streamline supply chains. Farmers will benefit from more reliable and timely distribution networks, enhancing their market reach and operational efficiency.
A key element of the partnership is piloting the provision of financing to farmers leveraging electronic warehouse receipts allowing them to store their agriculture produce and use it to alleviate their capital constraints. Furthermore, in order to benefit female farmers, livestock and health advisory is also being integrated onto the digital platform.
“Through its partnership with Karandaaz, Growtech is digitally transforming agriculture by empowering farmers, especially smallholders and women, expanding rural market access, and building Pakistan’s leading platform for inclusive, sustainable, and technology-driven farming growth,” said Faisal Bilal, CEO, Growtech.
“Karandaaz is committed to driving financial inclusion, and agriculture remains one of the most financially underserved sectors in Pakistan while being the cornerstone of Pakistan’s economy. As part of this mission, Karandaaz is actively partnering with agritech firms, financial institutions (FIs), and fintech companies to ensure inclusionat the last mile. With our support and GrowTech’s proven expertise, we aim to deliver a comprehensive and commercially sustainable suite of financial services and agriculture advisory solutions to cater to the specific needs of the smallholder farmers across Pakistan.” said Sharjeel Murtaza, Chief Digital Officer (CDO), Karandaaz Pakistan.
The project is expected to impact tens of thousands of farmers, creating a replicable model for future AgriTech and financial inclusion partnerships in Pakistan.
Khurram Hilal, CEO of Group Islamic Banking at Standard Chartered, said: “Islamic finance is entering a new era.
20 MAY 2025, Karachi, Pakistan: Standard Chartered today released its comprehensive report “Islamic Banking for Financial Institutions: Unlocking Growth Amidst Global Shifts.” The report projects global Islamic finance assets will reach USD7.5 trillion by 2028, up from USD5.5 trillion in 2024, reflecting the expanding relevance of Shariah-compliant finance globally.
In 2024, the Islamic finance industry surpassed USD5 trillion in global assets — a 12% rise from 2023 and 43% increase from 2020. Islamic banking accounts for over 70% of total Islamic finance assets, and assets projected to grow from USD4 trillion in 2024 to USD5.2 trillion by 2028. The Sukuk market is expected to expand from USD971 billion to USD1.5 trillion during this period.
Khurram Hilal, CEO of Group Islamic Banking at Standard Chartered, said: “Islamic finance is entering a new era defined by scale, sustainability and strategic integration. The projected 36% increase in assets reflects strong fundamentals and global appetite for ethical and inclusive finance.”
The report provides financial institutions with insights covering the Islamic finance landscape and insights from the “Pulse of Islamic Banking” client survey 2025. It examines growth drivers, regulatory developments, and market expansion opportunities, whilst addressing challenges in regulation, liquidity, and risk management. It also explores market oversight frameworks, innovation pathways, and ESG integration, supplemented by market spotlights featuring real-world solution case studies.
Khurram concluded: “Fostering innovation, strengthened market connectivity, and sustainability will unlock the greatest opportunities in the future of Islamic finance.”
As the only international bank with a global Islamic banking franchise, Standard Chartered Saadiq, the Bank offers Shariah-compliant solutions to financial institution, corporates, wealth, retail and private banking client segments in over 25 countries.
The federal cabinet on Tuesday approved the promotion of Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Syed Asim Munir to the rank of Field Marshal.
The federal cabinet, led by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, decided the change.
The Prime Minister also reportedly met President Asif Ali Zardari to inform him of the cabinet’s decision, showing full confidence and coordination.
Also, the cabinet, on a consensus decided to extend Air Chief Marshal’s services after the expiry of his term.
Meanwhile, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir thanked Allah Almighty for granting him this great distinction. In his message, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir dedicated the distinction to the nation, the armed forces, and especially to the civilian and military martyrs and veterans.
“I thank the President, Prime Minister, and Cabinet for their trust in me,” Field Marshal Munir proclaimed. He further added that the country placed this trust in him as a distinction, and said, “Millions of Asims are willing to sacrifice to maintain this trust.”
This is not a personal honour but a reward for the Pakistan Armed Forces and the nation as a whole,” the field marshal stated while showing appreciation to the nation for their unflinching support.
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In today’s digital age, having access to a reliable mobile wallet is essential. This is exactly why financial platforms like JazzCash have become a necessity. JazzCash is a premier mobile financial service that offers various online banking solutions to its users. That too, without the hassle of going to a bank.
Yes, JazzCash allows you to manage your finances via mobile phones. Whether you want to send money, pay bills, shop online, or top up your mobile, having a JazzCash account simplifies it all. In this detailed guide, you’ll learn exactly how to make a JazzCash account, manage it and explore its features.
How to Make JazzCash Account – Easy Steps
The convenience of JazzCash is probably the focal point of this wallet. The simplest of all? Creating a JazzCash account. Here is how to make one.
Step 01: Download and Register Through the App
To begin creating your JazzCash account, you’ll first need to download the JazzCash mobile app from the Play Store or App Store.
Once the app is installed, click on the Open button to launch the app.
On the Get Started screen, enter your mobile number in the format provided and proceed.
JazzCash will send a One-Time Password (OTP) to the number you entered. Enter the OTP in the designated field.
Enter your full name and Valid CNIC (computerised national identity card) number to confirm your registration details.
Create your MPIN by entering a secure 4-digit code. Your account will be secured with this pin and you can use it to access your account as well.
Once your account is set up, you will be directed to the JazzCash dashboard.
Once your Mobile Account registration is complete, you can deposit money from any JazzCash Agent.
In addition, if you already have a bank account, you can transfer money instantly from your bank account by using the funds transfer facility through online banking or an ATM. All you need to do is select ‘Mobilink Microfinance Bank’ (formerly Waseela Microfinance Bank) as the receiving bank and use your mobile number as the account number.
Note: All transactions made from the Mobile Account are secured with this 4 digit MPIN. If you ever forget your MPIN, please call 4444 from Jazz or Warid number or 021-111-124-444 from any other number to reset your MPIN.
Step 02: Register at a JazzCash Agent (If Applicable)
(This step is optional and only for those interested in becoming JazzCash agents.)
Visit the nearest JazzCash Agent, provide your valid CNIC, and the agent will register your Mobile Account.
Registering as an agent requires additional documentation and verification, typically handled through the official JazzCash channels.
Step 03: Register by dialing 786# (For Jazz Customers)
Here comes the part that makes JazzCash unique from others: a JazzCash Account can be made without downloading the app, too. (But this part is only for the Jazz customers).
Dial *786# from your Jazz SIM.
Follow the instructions to enter your CNIC and other required information.
Set a secure 4-digit MPIN to secure your account, and your account shall be created. It’s that simple!
Note: If you’re using a different mobile network (Ufone, Zong, Telenor) this method won’t work directly, and you will need to use the JazzCash app.
How to Create a JazzCash Account on Mobile
The process is streamlined for smartphone users:
Solution 1:
Open the JazzCash app.
Enter your CNIC number and mobile number.
Set your MPIN.
Verify your details via a confirmation SMS.
Solution 2:
Simply dial *786# from your verified Mobilink phone number. This string will create a Jazz Cash account for you. It can be reloaded using the menu supplied to you through SMS.
Your phone number will then be used to create a JazzCash account (a mobile phone number can only have one JazzCash account).
Once the account is created, it shall be assigned a four-digit MPIN. This PIN will be needed to verify transactions from your JazzCash account (keep it safe and don’t give it to anyone else!).
If you need to make any changes, dial 4444 and make changes to your JazzCash account.
You must now fund your JazzCash account with funds.
After you’ve deposited funds into your JazzCash account, you may start making payments.
Note: It’s worth noting that you can pay using JazzCash even if you don’t have an account. However, the maximum amount you can pay is Rs 15,000 only.
Important Points for Account Creation:
You’ll need a valid CNIC (National Identity Card) for registration.
Ensure the mobile number you use for registration is registered with your CNIC.
The registration process is free of cost.
How to Use JazzCash Without the App – Step by Step
If you don’t have access to the JazzCash app, you can still manage your account and perform various transactions using the USSD code.
Step 01: Dial the USSD Code
Open the dialer on your phone.
Enter the code *786# and press the call button (make sure you are using the SIM registered with JazzCash).
Step 02: Explore the JazzCash Menu
After dialing *786#, you’ll see a menu with multiple options.
The options will include:
Send Money: Transfer funds to other JazzCash users or bank accounts.
Pay Bills: Pay utility bills such as electricity, gas, water, and more.
Mobile Load & Bundles: Recharge your mobile balance or purchase data bundles.
ReadyCash: Access instant microloans through your JazzCash account.
Payments: Make payments for services such as school fees, donations, or government fees.
My Account: Check your balance, view transaction history, or update your account details.
Savings & Insurance: Access savings plans or purchase insurance through JazzCash.
Rs 100 JazzLoad: A quick option to recharge your balance by Rs 100.
Buy Now, Pay Later: A service that allows you to purchase items and pay later.
Till Payments: Pay merchants using a till number.
Self-Service: Manage account-related services like PIN reset, blocking, etc.
Step 03: Select Your Desired Service
Select the service you need by typing the number next to the option and pressing Send.
For example, to Send Money, type “1” and press Send.
To Pay Bills, type “2” and press Send.
Step 04: Follow the On-Screen Prompts
If you’re sending money, you’ll need to enter the recipient’s mobile number or account details, followed by the amount.
After selecting a service, follow the on-screen prompts to complete the transaction
How to Open JazzCash Account With Other Networks
Don’t have a Jazz number? No worries. JazzCash accounts can also be created on other mobile networks (Ufone, Zong, Telenor).
Here’s how:
Download the JazzCash App from app/Play Store.
Register your non-Jazz mobile number in the app by entering your details.
After your account registration, you’ll receive a confirmation SMS code. Enter it in the app.
Complete the setup by choosing a 4-digit PIN, and your account will be activated.
JazzCash Features
Why should one choose JazzCash? Because of all the features and services this financial platform offers. Once your account is created, you will be eligible to avail all these features and manage your money better.
Payment Solutions
JazzCash payment gateway allows merchants to accept payments for their businesses in a secure & easy-to-use manner. It also enables users to pay utility bills, transfer money, and even manage insurance or saving schemes.
Their integration guide provides comprehensive details for seamless integration of money transfer through the payment gateway.
Debit/ Credit Card
You can request a JazzCash Debit Card through the app. Use it for ATM withdrawals and online purchases.
JazzCash Debit Card Charges: The one-time issuance fee is PKR 599.
When you receive your card, make sure the envelope is properly sealed for security. Check the issuance date, expiry date, and the CVC code on the back of the card. Always verify these details to ensure your card is ready for use and stays secure.
Mobile Wallets
This payment mode is provided via the online web page hosted by the Payment Gateway. The merchant provides the transaction details (transaction amount, order number, etc.) to the Payment Page. The payment page takes the mobile account details and debits it.
Voucher Payment
Voucher Payment enables customers to make transactions by paying through JazzCash Agents. Customer receives a 12 digit Voucher Number with the required amount to be paid via SMS.
Supported Card Scheme
JazzCash offers a wide range of card payment support and is integrated with MasterCard Payment Gateway Services (MPGS) to amuse its esteemed clients and merchants.
It leverages its MPGS’s features to offer banks, partners, and merchants a distinctive and excellent worldwide payments solution.
Here are a few advantages:
You have complete control over the whole payment process.
It connects to any website, call center, billing system, application, or Interactive Voice Response (IVR).
The scheme enables the merchant to interact with the MasterCard Payment Gateway directly and then use JazzCash to get a real-time answer to the API call. The payer stays in the merchant’s application during this synchronous connection.
Supports advanced MasterCard Payment Gateway operations such as capture, refund, void and queries where the payer is not directly involved.
Tokenisation
JazzCash allows merchants to store customers’ card payment details by generating a token linked to their customer profile. This token is created by the MasterCard Payment Gateway Solution (MPGS) upon a valid request from JazzCash after a complete authorisation process.
The token effectively replaces the actual card details in the transaction request sent to the payment gateway. Here are some benefits of this system:
Since the payment gateway manages the sensitive card information collected from the customer, merchants face fewer PCI compliance requirements.
If the token is saved alongside the customer’s data, it can be reused when the customer returns for another purchase.
This process improves the payment experience for customers, as they do not have to enter their complete card details each time they make a purchase.
Merchants receive notifications from the gateway regarding any significant operations performed with the token.
Merchants have the flexibility to implement additional security measures for returning customers, such as requesting the CVV or checking 3DS verification for each transaction. This includes the ability to configure 3DS limit profile rules.
3D Secure
JazzCash supports 3D Secure for added protection during online payments.
This authentication service is designed by MPGS to protect online purchases against credit card fraud by allowing the e-commerce website to authenticate the payer before submitting an Authorisation or Pay transaction.
3DS authentication works by redirecting the payer to their card issuer, where they enter a previously registered password.
Hashing Scheme
Secure Hash is used to detect whether a transaction request and response have been tampered with.
The shared secret generated for the merchant during registration is included in the transaction message. An HMAC-SHA256 algorithm is then applied to create a secure hash. This secure hash is sent to the receiving entity along with the transaction message.
Since the receiving entity is the only other party, besides the transaction initiator, that is aware of the shared secret, it can recreate the same secure hash and compare it to the one in the request message.
If the secure hashes match, the receiving entity will proceed with processing the transaction. However, if they do not match, it indicates that the transaction request may have been tampered with, and the receiving entity will halt processing, returning an error message.
This security feature is recommended to protect transactions, but it is not mandatory.
IPN Web Hook
To provide valuable features for merchants, JazzCash offers a notification system that informs them when a payment is marked as successful.
To integrate this service, merchants are required to expose a transaction status update SOAP web service that allows the Payment Gateway to update the status of transactions that are not executed immediately.
ITN Web Hook
To entertain the merchant with the useful feature of tokenisation, JazzCash provides the merchant a way to be notified about the crucial operations.
To integrate with it, the merchant will be required to expose a Rest based Api for the Payment Gateway to update the status of the token.
How to Make a Transaction Through JazzCash
These easy steps will help you make a transaction from your JazzCash account:
On your phone, open the JazzCash app.
Enter your PIN and mobile number to access your account.
Depending on the type of transaction, choose the “Send Money” or “Pay Bills” option from the dashboard.
Either choose the biller or enter the recipient’s information (bank account or phone number).
Enter the desired payment or amount to be sent.
Enter your PIN again to verify the transaction.
A confirmation message will be sent to you after your transaction has been completed.
Account Management and Security
Effective JazzCash account management is crucial for ease and security. Here are some tips for managing different areas of your account:
How to Delete JazzCash Account
If you want to delete your JazzCash account:
Dial 4444 from your registered Jazz number or visit the nearest JazzCash agent.
Request account deletion and follow the verification steps.
Once verified, your account may or will be deactivated.
How to Deactivate or Close a JazzCash Account
You can deactivate or close your account temporarily by:
Contact JazzCash customer support at 4444 or 021-111-124-444.
Verify your identity, CNIC issuance date, and mother’s name and request temporary deactivation or account closure.
How to Change JazzCash Account Number
You cannot change the registered number. You need to create a new account with a different number and deactivate the old account.
How to Increase JazzCash Limit
Jazzcash account holder can increase their daily or monthly limit:
At first your account is registered as level 0. Verify your account to level 1 through biometric verification at any JazzCash agent or Mobilink Microfinance Bank branch.
Once verified, your transaction limits will increase to PKR 100,000 per day and PKR 500,000 per month.
Final Verdict
By following this guide, you now know how to make a JazzCash account quickly and securely. Whether it be account creation, handling transactions and micro loans, JazzCash has proved itself to be one of the most reliable financial services in Pakistan. So go make one and get your money management game stronger!
Q) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are some questions that customers frequently ask about JazzCash Mobile account creation.
Q) How to Transfer Money from JazzCash to Easypaisa?
Ans: Here is how:
Open the JazzCash App
Select Send Money
Choose Other Mobile Wallet
Enter the Easypaisa account number along with the amount.
Q) How to Share Jazz Balance to JazzCash Account?
To transfer your Jazz balance to a JazzCash account, you can use the JazzShare service or the JazzCash app.
Using JazzShare:
Dial 10003XXXXX*amount# (replace 03XXXXX with the recipient’s Jazz number and amount with the amount you want to share).
Confirm the transaction via SMS.
Once the transaction is confirmed, the recipient can then deposit the shared balance into their JazzCash account.
Using the JazzCash App:
Log in to your JazzCash app.
Navigate to the “Send Money” option.
Select “To Mobile Account” or “To JazzCash Account.”
Enter the recipient’s JazzCash mobile number or your own.
Enter the amount you want to transfer.
Confirm the transaction and enter your MPIN.
Q) How to Link Bank Account With JazzCash Account?
You can link your bank accounts to JazzCash for easier transactions:
Open the JazzCash App and select the Link Bank Account option.
Enter your bank details (account number, IBAN) and verify via OTP.
Once linked, you can transfer funds between your bank and JazzCash seamlessly.
Q) How to Connect Raast ID to JazzCash Account?
You can link your bank accounts to JazzCash for easier transactions:
Open the JazzCash App and select the Link Bank Account option.
Enter your bank details (account number, IBAN) and verify via OTP.
Once linked, you can transfer funds between your bank and JazzCash seamlessly.
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On May 20, 2025, the Supreme Court of Pakistan upheld the death sentence of Zahir Jaffer for the brutal murder of Noor Mukadam, a case that had deeply impacted the nation.The three-member bench, led by Justice Hashim Kakar, including Justices Ishtiaq Ibrahim and Ali Baqar Najafi, dismissed Jaffer’s appeal, affirming the decisions of the trial court and the Islamabad High Court (IHC).
Noor Mukadam, 27, was found murdered at Jaffer’s residence in Islamabad on July 20, 2021.Investigations revealed she was tortured and beheaded.Jaffer was arrested at the scene, and forensic evidence, including DNA and fingerprints, confirmed his involvement.
Legal Proceedings and Appeals
In February 2022, a sessions court sentenced Jaffer to death for murder and 25 years of rigorous imprisonment for rape.The IHC upheld the death sentence and converted the rape sentence into a second death penalty in March 2023.Jaffer appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that the evidence was insufficient and that media coverage had influenced the trial.
During the Supreme Court hearings, Jaffer’s counsel contended that the evidence must be beyond doubt and criticised the prosecution’s reliance on incomplete footage.However, the bench maintained the death sentence for murder under Section 302(b) of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) and reverted the IHC’s decision on the rape charge, reinstating the original 25-year sentence.
Case History
The court also addressed the appeals of co-accused Mohammad Iftikhar (watchman) and Jan Mohammad (gardener), who were sentenced to 10 years for preventing Noor from escaping.Their sentences were upheld.An appeal by Noor’s father against the acquittal of Jaffer’s parents was among the pending pleas.
Noor’s father, Shaukat Mukadam, a retired diplomat, had filed the initial complaint.He recounted that on July 19, 2021, Noor informed her parents she was travelling to Lahore with friends.Later, he received a call from Jaffer stating Noor was not with him.On July 20, the police informed him of Noor’s murder.
The case garnered significant public attention, highlighting issues of gender-based violence and the importance of justice.The Supreme Court’s decision marks the culmination of a prolonged legal process, reinforcing the rule of law.
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Spanish PM Urges Eurovision Ban on Israel Over Gaza War
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has asked for Israel to be banned from the Eurovision Song Contest because of its military actions in Gaza. He pointed out that Russia was banned from Eurovision in 2022 after invading Ukraine, and said the same rule should apply to Israel.
Sánchez said during a press conference in Madrid: “Nobody was up in arms when the Russian invasion of Ukraine began three years ago and [Russia] had to leave international competitions and could not take part, as we have just seen, in Eurovision. Therefore, Israel shouldn’t either, because what we cannot allow is double standards in culture.”
Israel came second in the Eurovision final held in Switzerland and won the public vote. Spanish viewers gave Israel the highest score of 12 points. This result led Israeli Minister for Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli to mock Sánchez on social media, calling the vote a “slap in the face”for the Spanish Prime Minister, which they “heard in Jerusalem.”
Consistent Cultural Standards Across Europe
BBC News has contacted the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which organises Eurovision, for a response.
Sánchez also showed his support for Palestinians, saying, “Spain’s commitment to international law and human rights must be constant and must be coherent. Europe should be too.”Last year, Spain officially recognised the state of Palestine. The Prime Minister has been a strong critic of Israel and recently called it a “genocidal state” in Congress.
Israel has rejected any claims of genocide and summoned Spain’s ambassador over Sánchez’s remarks. Despite warnings from the EBU to avoid political messages, Spain’s broadcaster RTVE showed a message supporting Palestinians before the Eurovision final. RTVE has also asked for an audit of the votes after Spain awarded 12 points to Israel. Spain’s own entry, “Esa Diva”by Melody, finished 24th.
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Pakistan Denies Indian Claims of Using Shaheen Missile Amid Military Tensions
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has forcefully dismissed India’s assertion that it had employed a Shaheen missile in Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos. In a release on Monday, the Foreign Office described the allegation as “entirely unsubstantiated” and accused India of spreading misinformation during recent military tensions.
The allegation came from a since-deleted tweet by the official X handle of the Indian Army, which had posted a video purportedly showing Pakistan test-firing a Shaheen missile. Within hours, the tweet was deleted without comment, but not before Indian media had spread it far and wide.
Pakistan Denies Indian Claims of Using Shaheen Missiles Amid Military Tensions
Islamabad Pushes Back
“Pakistan categorically rejects the deployment of any Shaheen missile,” read the Foreign Office statement, referencing official military records. The May 12 ISPR press release corroborated that Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos utilised Fatah-series missiles, precision drones, and long-range artillery—but no Shaheen.
The Foreign Office denounced the Indian Army for providing “neither clarification nor retraction” after removing the video, describing the silence as “unprofessional and deliberate.”
Strategic Distraction?
Analysts in Islamabad believe the misinformation serves a deeper purpose: to mask India’s losses during Operation Sindoor. “This false claim is part of New Delhi’s broader attempt to rewrite the narrative,” one analyst said, referring to allegations of “nuclear blackmail” and fabricated threats.
The FO added that such misinformation “undermines regional stability” and erodes trust in diplomatic processes.
Rising Tensions
The missile misinformation follows a perilous escalation that started on April 22 with the attack at Pahalgam that left 26 civilians dead. India blamed Pakistan right away, causing a rapid deterioration of diplomatic relations. India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, shut down border crossings, cancelled visas, and recalled diplomats.
Source: Arab News
Tensions boiled over on May 7 as Indian missile attacks killed dozens in Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan reacted forcefully, downing three Rafale aircraft and launching Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos on May 10, destroying key Indian military infrastructure.
A Fragile Ceasefire
Later that day, U.S. President Donald Trump negotiated a ceasefire. Within minutes, the two sides confirmed the deal. But with false information continuing to emerge and confidence dwindling, peace is far from assured.
As a diplomat said: “Truth is the first casualty of war. But accountability must be the first step to peace.”
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Pakistan Rejects Indian Allegation of Attack on Golden Temple
Pakistan has categorically rejected India’s allegations regarding an alleged attack on the Golden Temple in Indian Punjab.
In a statement, the Foreign Office of Pakistan said India made a misplaced and misleading allegation.“Pakistan has the highest respect for all religious shrines and would never even think of attacking a shrine as holy as the Golden Temple,”said the spokesperson.
The FO spokesperson also stated that on the night of May 6-7, India targeted places of worship in Pakistan. The statement further added, “These allegations are a clear attempt by India to shift focus away from its own unacceptable behaviour against religious places.”
The statement also continued, “Pakistan is a proud guardian of Sikh religious heritage,” underscoring its respect for religious heritage, especially Sikh heritage. The Foreign Office said thousands of Sikh pilgrims come to Pakistan every year. It added that Pakistan supports their religious journey by allowing visa-free travel through the Kartarpur Corridor.
Statement by the Foreign Office of Pakistan
The spokesperson again clarified that the Indian claims regarding the Golden Temple are absolutely baseless and false. The official stated that the Indian side is attempting to divert attention from its own activities and create a propaganda atmosphere by making such serious allegations.
The news also mentioned yet another development. Sikhs for Justice declared the Khalistan Referendum-II in Surrey, Canada, according to the original source.
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“When are we going to end this, Vladimir?” That’s how Donald Trump began a high-stakes telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday. The outcome? Breakthrough: Russia and Ukraine will engage in direct talks towards a ceasefire—right now. The breakthrough comes after over four years of conflict that has ravaged Ukraine and pushed international politics to the brink.
Vatican as Peace Ground
Trump reported that the Vatican extended an offer to host the peace negotiations. He referred to it as a site of “symbolic power” and reported that the Pope himself invited the move. “Let the process begin,” Trump posted on Truth Social.
European leaders Macron, Merz, and Meloni welcomed the Vatican’s role and expressed being prepared to facilitate efforts to cease the war.
Zelenskyy Responds
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wasted no time. “We’re ready,” he declared. “Our delegates can negotiate today. But we want a full and unconditional ceasefire.”
Zelenskyy suggested Switzerland and Turkiye as other possible locations but invited the Vatican too—if Russia is genuine. “We don’t need convincing,”he added. “What we need is Russia’s honesty.”
Russia Moves, But Slowly
Putin stated the negotiations are “on the right track,” and that Moscow would be prepared to sit down and write a peace memorandum. Yet the Kremlin is not hurrying. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned, “There are no deadlines. The devil is in the details.”
In recent Istanbul meetings, Russia insisted Ukraine retreat from lands that Moscow considers its own—something Kyiv categorically refuses.
Source: Al Jazeera
Trump Takes Centre Stage
Trump has taken the role of chief negotiator. Following the call with Putin, he briefed Zelenskyy and senior EU officials. He also hinted at a subsequent meeting with Putin. “He didn’t go to Istanbul because I wasn’t there,” Trump stated. “When we meet, we’ll either solve it or we won’t. But we’ll know.”
This boastful statement, characteristic of Trump’s brash demeanor, implies he believes he is the sole individual able to seal the deal.
What’s Next?
No dates. No promises. Just an unusual instance of agreement between two belligerent nations—and a one-time U.S. president determined to influence the result.
The world looks on for now at the Vatican. The hope: that this time, talk becomes peace.
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There’s something brewing at the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), and this time, it might just be more than cosmetic. The board has officially kicked off its search for a new, specialized coaching staff for the men’s national team.
They’ve opened applications for multiple roles including a batting coach, bowling coach, fielding coach, and even a strength & conditioning coach.
A Step Toward Specialisation
After years of makeshift solutions, overlapping job descriptions, and “interim” everything, this feels like a more structured approach from the PCB.
The move follows the appointment of Mike Hesson as the white-ball head coach — a name that brings credibility thanks to his successful stint with New Zealand and involvement in high-pressure T20 leagues.
With the Asia Cup 2025 on the horizon, Hesson won’t be enough on his own. Pakistan needs a tight, tactical support crew, and this hiring spree could be PCB’s way of saying: “Let’s get serious.”
If you followed Pakistan’s recent tour to New Zealand, you’d know that there was no bowling coach. For a country that has produced Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, Shoaib Akhtar, and a conveyour belt of lethal pacers, going without a bowling coach was baffling.
During that tour, the trio of Mohammad Yousuf, Mohammad Masroor, and Drikus Saaiman formed the core of the coaching setup. While they all have solid credentials, none are specialist bowling coaches.
Who Can Apply?
The PCB has kept the process transparent, inviting applications from qualified professionals, and yes, even encouraging women to apply. A nice touch on the inclusion front, at least in theory.
Applicants have until 5 p.m. on June 6, 2025, to throw their hat into the ring. Detailed job descriptions are available on the PCB website, and as expected, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Is This the Real Deal or Just Another Spin?
Let’s be honest — Pakistani fans have heard it all before. “Resets”, “overhauls”, “five-year plans” — and then comes the merry-go-round of familiar names returning in slightly tweaked roles.
So, naturally, there’s a healthy dose of skepticism in the air. But here’s the flip side: this could work.
If Hesson is truly given the freedom to build his own support staff, and if selections are made on merit instead of connections, we might finally see a coaching structure that matches international standards.
And with Pakistan’s talent pool, that’s all we’ve really needed — consistency, clarity, and competence.
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Schedule For Pakistan-Bangladesh T20I Series Revealed
After weeks of back-and-forth, last-minute meetings, and tense uncertainty, the cricketing clouds have finally cleared, as the Bangladesh team is coming to Pakistan! And cricket fans can breathe a sigh of relief.
Yes, it’s official. The Bangladesh men’s team will tour Pakistan for a three-match T20I series, and Lahore’s historic Gaddafi Stadium will host all the action.
A Diplomatic Masterstroke
When it comes to pulling off something under pressure, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi just delivered a match-winning performance, off the field.
Reports confirm that Naqvi flew to Dubai on a one-day emergency trip, meeting Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Chairman Nazmul Abedeen and President Farooq Ahmed.
The talks, as sources put it, weren’t just casual handshakes and smiles. It was a several-hour-long meeting, full of negotiations, reassurances, and cricket diplomacy at its finest.
Naqvi’s direct intervention salvaged the tour, which was on the verge of being scrapped altogether due to multiple concerns.
Pakistan-Bangladesh Series Shortened
Initially, Pakistan and Bangladesh were to play a five-match T20I series, kicking off in Faisalabad on May 25. But that itinerary has now been trimmed. Instead, we’re getting a three-match series, with all games to be played in Lahore.
While some fans may feel a bit short-changed, this compromise ensures that the series actually happens, which, given the recent uncertainty, is a win in itself.
The exact schedule will be announced in the coming days, but the message is clear: cricket wins.
What Was the Hold-Up?
Sources suggest that regional tensions, particularly between India and Pakistan, and negative propaganda, played a role in delaying the tour confirmation. There were even whispers of player reluctance within the Bangladesh squad.
Add to that the logistical shuffle following the mid-season pause in PSL 10, and the entire plan was hanging by a thread. But Chairman Naqvi’s hands-on approach helped cut through the noise. His message was simple: “Let’s play cricket.”
And credit to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB)—they responded positively, showing faith in Pakistan’s ability to host safely and professionally.
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Apple Launches Accessibility Tools to Support Vision and Hearing-Impaired Users
Tech giants are now aligning themselves with people of all abilities, trying to make themselves easily accessible. Apple has revealed a revolutionary new range of accessibility tools specifically for users who are visually and hearing impaired, reaffirming its mission to make technology more inclusive. Revealed on the eve of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the new features include live captions, braille support, voice duplication, and screen magnification on iPhone, iPad, and Mac products.
Source: Apple
Accessibility: Built-In, Not Add-On
Apple’s Senior Director of Global Accessibility Policy, Sarah Herrlinger, underscored that accessibility is not something that Apple can afford—it’s the norm.
“All of this is open to you straight out of the box at no extra cost,” Herrlinger said. “It’s more cost-effective for users to have several tools integrated into one device instead of purchasing individual aids.”
Apple devices now come with a new feature named “Personal Voice,” which enables users whose speech is at risk of being lost to recapture their own voice by simply using 10 recorded phrases. The feature is fully on-device, providing both control and privacy.
Powerful Features for Everyday Use
For those with weaker eyesight, Apple has added screen magnification to Macs and iPhones. Zooming in on physical objects such as whiteboards and presentations is now possible with users having the ability to customise contrast, brightness, and colour.
Braille support has also been greatly improved, with the addition of note-taking, mathematical input in Nemeth braille, and better device compatibility.
Apple Launches Accessibility Tools to Support Vision and Hearing-Impaired Users
Individuals who are hearing-impaired will also get a boost from Live Listen, which enables AirPods to act as hearing aids by boosting sound in public places such as auditoriums or classrooms. This is an extension of an earlier update that made AirPods assistive listening devices.
App Stores Get Accessibility “Nutrition Labels”
In a significant policy change, developers must now include accessibility nutrition labels on their apps. The labels will tell users whether an app is compatible with VoiceOver, large text, voice control, or other inclusive features.
“It gives developers a real chance to get it, to really get what it means to be accessible,” Herrlinger said.
Impact Beyond Tech
Vision Australia’s blind Chris Edwards praised the move. “This is not just about convenience. It’s about inclusion,”he said.
There is no doubt that the Apple accessibility tools will create a massive impact on the life of users who wish to be included.
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After a dominant 79-run win against Karachi Kings, Islamabad United secured their place in the PSL 10 playoffs. Their win confirmed the top four teams for the season.
Quetta Gladiators lead the table with 15 points and they will face Islamabad United in Qualifier 1 on May 21 at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. Notably, all playoff matches will be hosted in Lahore, building momentum for the finale.
Since both teams rank in the top two, Quetta and Islamabad have two chances to reach the final. The winner of Qualifier 1 will directly enter the final, while the loser will get another shot in the second qualifier on May 23.
Lahore Qalandars and Karachi Kings will compete in the Eliminator on May 22 and the winner will move on to play the loser of Qualifier 1. The final is set for May 25.
PSL 10 Playoff Schedule
Qualifier 1: Quetta Gladiators vs Islamabad United – May 21
Eliminator: Lahore Qalandars vs Karachi Kings – May 22
Qualifier 2: Eliminator Winner vs Qualifier 1 Loser – May 23
Final: May 25
Earlier, Islamabad United showed strong form in their final league game. Led by Shadab Khan, they scored 251 runs and then bowled out Karachi Kings for 172. As a result, Islamabad secured the second spot on the table.
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