Archive for the February 28, 2019
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Rafael Nadal powered into the second round at the Mexican Open Tuesday, breezing past Germany's Mischa Zverev in straight sets to advance to a meeting with Australia's Nick Kyrgios. World number two Nadal, playing in
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Glenn Maxwell hit a breathtaking century to single-handedly lead Australia to a 2-0 series sweep over India with their seven-wicket win in the second Twenty20 international on Wednesday. Maxwell smashed 113 off 55 balls as
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Master Paints Black and Diamond Paints/Newage won the opening matches of the International Steels National Open Polo Championship for Quaid-e-Azam Gold Cup 2019 played here at Lahore Polo Club ground on Wednesday. In the first
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Gareth Bale is free to play in both El Clasicos against Barcelona this week after the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) decided on Wednesday not to punish the Real Madrid forward for his celebration against Atletico
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson said Wednesday recent Test upsets mean "anybody can beat anybody" and the world number two ranked side can have no room for complacency against minnows Bangladesh. The Black Caps made
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Zimbabwe's central bank has sold up to $20 million to banks for trading on a newly-launched forex interbank market, but the money could be exhausted by the end of next week due to high demand,
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The dollar and the yen edged up slightly on Wednesday following a rise in regional tensions after Pakistan said it shot down two Indian aircraft, buoying safe-haven units such as the US and Japanese currencies.
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The yen and the Swiss franc strengthened on Wednesday after Pakistan shot down two Indian jets, sending investors out of riskier markets into safer havens. The Japanese currency rose to a one-week high of 110.38
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The dollar fell to a three-week low in choppy trading on Tuesday, as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell repeated that the US central bank would remain patient on monetary policy, suggesting it was unlikely to
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The Australian dollar eased on Wednesday after fourth-quarter data showed construction spending unexpectedly fell, adding to evidence of slowing domestic economic momentum while New Zealand's currency hovered near a 2-1/2 week peak. The Aussie slipped
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