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Inzamam’s comments regarding Indian pacers’ reverse swing are addressed by Rohit Sharma.

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In response to Inzamam-ul-Haq’s remarks on India’s pacers’ early reverse swing in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 match against Australia, Rohit Sharma, the captain of India across all formats, said.

Before India’s semi-final matchup with England, Rohit urged critics to “open your mind” and comprehend “where we are playing” during a press conference.

“What response shall I offer? The ball will reverse itself if you are playing in the sun and the wickets are this dry. Every team is reversing the ball. Not just for us, Rohit said.

It’s crucial to occasionally use your head and keep an open mind. You need to comprehend the context of our game. Australia and England are not places where we are playing,” Rohit Sharma said.

Inzamam-ul-Haq, the renowned batsman from Pakistan, has before questioned the ability of Indian pacers to reverse the ball early, citing Arshdeep Singh’s 15th over as an example.

“The ball was reversing when Ashdeep Singh bowled the fifteenth over. Is it too soon to use the fresh ball in a reverse swing? According to Inzamam, on a local news program, “this means the ball was ready for reverse swing by the 12th or 13th over. Umpires should keep their eyes open [to spot] these things.”

Reverse swinging the ball by Pakistani bowlers would have been a serious problem. We are quite familiar with reverse swing, so if Arshdeep can start reversing the ball in the fifteenth over, it indicates that a lot of effort has been done beforehand,” he continued.

Considering Jasprit Bumrah’s unconventional bowling motion, Inzamam-ul-Haq offered him leverage, but he emphasized that the ball needed to be in “perfect condition” for the other bowlers.

“Look, Bumrah can do it because of his action when it comes to reverse swing, but for certain bowlers, the ball needs to be in the ideal condition and well-prepared [for a reverse].” The explanation [for the ball getting scuffed up on one side] might be that the wicket was rough and hard, but these things need to be noted.

In response to Inzamam-ul-Haq’s remarks on India’s pacers’ early reverse swing in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 match against Australia, Rohit Sharma, the captain of India across all formats, said.

Before India’s semi-final matchup with England, Rohit urged critics to “open your mind” and comprehend “where we are playing” during a press conference.

“What response shall I offer? The ball will reverse itself if you are playing in the sun and the wickets are this dry. Every team is reversing the ball. Not just for us, Rohit said.

It’s crucial to occasionally use your head and keep an open mind. You need to comprehend the context of our game. Australia and England are not places where we are playing,” Rohit Sharma said.

Inzamam-ul-Haq, the renowned batsman from Pakistan, has before questioned the ability of Indian pacers to reverse the ball early, citing Arshdeep Singh’s 15th over as an example.

“The ball was reversing when Ashdeep Singh bowled the fifteenth over. Is it too soon to use the fresh ball in a reverse swing? According to Inzamam, on a local news program, “this means the ball was ready for reverse swing by the 12th or 13th over. Umpires should keep their eyes open [to spot] these things.”

Reverse swinging the ball by Pakistani bowlers would have been a serious problem. We are quite familiar with reverse swing, so if Arshdeep can start reversing the ball in the fifteenth over, it indicates that a lot of effort has been done beforehand,” he continued.

Considering Jasprit Bumrah’s unconventional bowling motion, Inzamam-ul-Haq offered him leverage, but he emphasized that the ball needed to be in “perfect condition” for the other bowlers.

“Look, Bumrah can do it because of his action when it comes to reverse swing, but for certain bowlers, the ball needs to be in the ideal condition and well-prepared [for a reverse].” The explanation [for the ball getting scuffed up on one side] might be that the wicket was rough and hard, but these things need to be noted.

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The PSX has resumed operations, achieving a gain of 970 points.

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The optimistic close at the PSX was propelled by rumors preceding the International Monetary Fund (IMF) executive board meeting on September 25, at which the approval of a $7 billion Extended Fund Facility (EFF) is expected, stated Ahsan Mehanti of Arif Habib Commodities.

Strong economic indicators, such as increasing remittances, escalating exports, and a declining trade deficit, further bolstered investor confidence. Furthermore, the Asian Development Bank’s (ADB) commitment to a $2 billion yearly concessional loan until 2027, along with a robust rupee, significantly contributed to the market’s favorable performance, he stated.

Widespread purchasing at the PSX was noted among blue-chip stocks, with major players like Mari Petroleum (MARI), Engro Fertilizers (EFERT), United Bank Limited (UBL), Meezan Bank Limited (MEBL), and Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC) recording substantial increases. According to Topline Securities, these stocks collectively resulted in a significant 682-point increase in the index.

Pioneer Cement Limited (PIOC) announced its fiscal year 2024 results, revealing a profits per share (EPS) of Rs 22.79 and a cash dividend of Rs 10 per share. This announcement contributed to the favorable sentiment in the market.

Trading volume surpassed 400.2 million shares, resulting in a total turnover of Rs15.9 billion. Worldcall Telecom Limited (WTL) topped the volume chart, transacting more than 32.2 million shares.

The Large Scale Manufacturing Index (LSMI) demonstrated a year-on-year (YoY) gain of 2.4% in July 2024. This expansion was propelled by multiple critical areas.

Tobacco experienced a significant increase of 90.2%, establishing it as the foremost contributor to the LSMI growth. Conversely, the automotive sector witnessed a substantial increase of 72.0%, indicating robust demand and output.

The transport equipment category experienced an 11.7% increase, signifying robust growth in the manufacturing of transport-related machinery and equipment. The other manufacturing sector experienced a gain of 10.7%, positively impacting the overall LSMI.

Nevertheless, not all industries exhibited strong performance. The leading decliner was the fabricated metal sector, which experienced an 18.4% decrease, signifying a contraction in metal product manufacturing. The electrical equipment industry experienced a substantial decline of 19.4%, indicative of reduced output levels.

In July 2024, the LSMI decreased by 2.1% on a month-on-month (MoM) basis. This fall signifies a minor contraction in manufacturing operations relative to the preceding month, although the favorable year-on-year growth.

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Microsoft and BlackRock are set to establish a $30 billion fund for artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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AI models, particularly those employed in deep learning and extensive data processing, necessitate considerable computer power, resulting in increased energy usage.

The computational demands of AI have compelled technology firms to interconnect thousands of chips in clusters to attain the requisite data processing capacity, resulting in a significant increase in the demand for specialized data centers.

The investment entity, termed Global AI Infrastructure Investment Partnership, seeks to improve AI supply chains and energy procurement, according to BlackRock and Microsoft.

MGX, the investment firm supported by Abu Dhabi, will serve as a general partner in the fund, while Nvidia (NVDA.O), a manufacturer of AI chips, will provide its expertise.

The collaboration is expected to generate a total investment potential of up to $100 billion, inclusive of loan funding, according to the corporations.

The investments will primarily be in the United States, with the remainder allocated to partner countries, as stated by the firms.

The Financial Times initially reported on the development.

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Pakistan ascends 14 positions in the UN E-Government Index 2024.

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This significant breakthrough signifies Pakistan’s shift from the “Middle EGDI category” to the “High EGDI category” for the first time, indicating considerable improvements in digital government capabilities.

The nation’s E-Government Development Index has risen to 0.5095, an increase from 0.42380 in 2022. Although Pakistan remains behind global leaders such as Denmark (0.9847) and regional leaders like Singapore (0.969) and the Maldives (0.6745), this enhancement is a significant accomplishment.

Minister of State for Information Technology Shaza Fatima Khawaja has reaffirmed the government’s dedication to establishing a digital Pakistan.

During an event in Islamabad on Wednesday, she underscored the necessity for collaborative endeavors to promote innovation among the youth.

She asserted that the private sector ought to have a pivotal role in realizing a digital Pakistan. Shaza Fatima said that the administration is endeavoring to deliver exceptional stable and rapid internet connectivity.

She emphasized that Pakistan’s position in the UN’s e-governance development index had ascended by fourteen points. She stated that we are one of two Asian countries that have advanced from the medium tier to the top tier of digital e-governance, characterizing this as a notable accomplishment.

The Minister of State further asserted that Pakistan has made significant advancements in cyber security, attaining a premier rank in this field.

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