Hey Karachi folks! It’s high noon here on January 29, 2026 just hours away from the first ball in this blockbuster Pakistan-Australia T20I series at Gaddafi Stadium. As a die-hard cricket fan from Sindh, I’m pumped for our boys in green to take on the Aussies in this quick-fire three-match showdown. It’s not just about bragging rights; it’s prep for the T20 World Cup 2026 kicking off soon in India and Sri Lanka. Drawing from the latest deets on cricket.com.au, here’s everything you need to gear up squads, schedules, broadcast, and key players to watch. Series Schedule and How to Catch the Action The action blasts off today with the first T20I at 4 PM PKT (10 PM AEDT), followed by games on January 31 and February 1, all at Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium. Perfect evening timing for us to grab some chai and settle in. Aussies see it as World Cup warm-up, with one more practice against Netherlands in Sri Lanka before their opener on February 11. For live vibes, tune into Foxtel or Kayo Sports...
In the world of entertainment, live performances hold a special place, bringing artists closer to their fans and creating an electrifying atmosphere. However, incidents of artists facing hostility and attacks while on stage are on the rise, posing serious concerns for their safety and well-being. Recently, rapper Cardi B faced a disturbing incident during her performance at Drai’s Beach Club in Las Vegas, where an audience member seemingly threw a drink at her. In a fearless display of empowerment, Cardi B did not back down without a fight. The shocking incident occurred while Cardi B was passionately performing her hit song 'Bodak Yellow'. As the video footage captured the moment, an audience member's actions disrupted the otherwise celebratory atmosphere. Unfazed, the rapper instantly retaliated by hurling her microphone towards the person responsible, showing that she was not willing to tolerate such disrespectful behavior. Cardi B's response sends a powerful mess...