AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWomen’s Asia Cup (Dubai): India crushed Pakistan by 7 wickets after bowling them out for a record-low 55, with spinners Shree Charani (3/7) and Prema Rawat (3/9) leading the collapse; India chased in 8.4 overs to finish the group stage unbeaten. Sports Rivalry & Reactions: Pakistan mentor Wahab Riaz, despite the humiliation, insisted the team is still the best side to win the tournament and said they’ll regroup for the next match vs Hong Kong. Junior Hockey (AHF Junior Asia Cup): India’s junior women thrashed Malaysia 11-1, with seven different scorers, while the junior men also posted big wins in the competition. Central Asia Politics: Kazakhstan began work under its new unicameral Parliament, the Qurultay, after the August election; President Tokayev appointed longtime adviser Erlan Karin as vice president. Asia-Pacific Media Cooperation: Leaders at the Asia-Pacific Media Forum in Shenzhen adopted the “Shenzhen Consensus,” pledging responsible coverage and stronger regional integration as APEC approaches. Aviation Awards (Oman): Muscat and Salalah airports won nine ACI Customer Experience awards for service quality and passenger experience. Climate & South Asia: Nepal urged stronger regional cooperation on climate action and compensation for disaster losses at a South Asia parliamentary forum in Bhutan.
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