January 18, 2023 – Page 6 – Newswire Pakistan

January 18, 2023January 19, 2023

Uwase suspended from bowling in International Cricket

Dubai, January 18, 2023 (PPI-OT):Rwanda’s Geovanis Uwase has been suspended from bowling in international cricket with immediate effect after the Event Panel of the ICC Under19 Women’s T20 World Cup confirmed that she uses an illegal bowling action.

The Event Panel comprises members of the ICC Panel of Human Movement Specialists.

Uwase was reported by the match officials during Rwanda’s match against Pakistan on 15 January, with footage captured during their match against Zimbabwe on 17 January and shared with the Event Panel for review.

The assessment was carried out in accordance with clauses 3.5 and 4.7 of the ICC Illegal Bowling Regulations. The Event Panel concluded that Uwase employed an illegal bowling action and, as such, in accordance with the regulations, she is immediately suspended from bowling in international cricket.

The suspension will remain in place until such time as she submits to a re-assessment of her bowling action which confirms that she can bowl without using an illegal bowling action.

For more information, contact:
Headquarters,
International Cricket Council (ICC)
Street 69, Dubai Sports City,
Sh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE
Phone: +97-143828800
Fax: +97-143828600
E-mail: enquiry@icc-cricket.com
Website: www.icc-cricket.com

January 18, 2023January 19, 2023

Tenacious USA push Bangladesh all the way in Benoni

Dubai, January 18, 2023 (PPI-OT):Bangladesh survived a mighty scare by a proud United States of America (USA) team, as the Group A frontrunners eventually prevailed to maintain their unbeaten start to the inaugural ICC Under19 Women’s T20 World Cup at willow Moore Park B Field on Wednesday morning.

Handed a target of 104 to win, Bangladesh seemed to be cruising home, on 59 for two after eight overs. But the loss of Shorna Akter, who skied Tanmayi Eyyunni to long-off, and then Dilara Akter soon after, gave the USA hope of an upset before they headed home.

Bangladesh skipper, Disha Biswas looked like she was set on taking her team home, but she was undone by a beautiful piece of bowling by Aditiba Chudasama. The off-spinner got one to grip, turn sharply and get through the gate, startling Biswas and sending another shiver down Bangladesh’s spine.

It was left to Rabeya (18 not out from 24 balls) and Misty Shaya (14 not out from 13 balls) to nervously guide their side beyond 100 and finally, to victory. They won with 15 balls to spare, but they knew they had been in a proper scrap.

Earlier, USA had put up 104 for four after winning the toss and taking first strike. Snighda Paul contributed a steady 26 off 37 balls, and there was also assistance from Disha Dhingra (20 from 39 balls) and Isani Vaghela, who made a run-a-ball 17 not out.

Biswas claimed two for 13 with the ball, as Bangladesh kept the scoring under six to the over. With pitches slowing down and taking more spin, variation in bowling departments will be a crucial factor in determining who will walk away with the first-ever U19 Women’s T20 World Cup crown.

This match marked the end of the tournament road for USA, but they depart with their heads held high after pushing one of the tournament favourites all the way.

Bangladesh now move onto the next stage, as Group a winners.

Scores in brief:

USA, who chose to bat?

USA 104 for four in 20 overs (Snighda Paul 26, Disha Dhingra 20, Isani Vaghela 17 not out, Disha Biswas two for 13)

Bangladesh 104 for five in 17.3 overs (Shorna Akter 22, Rabeya 18 not out, Dilara Akter 17, Aditiba Chudasama two for 15)

Bangladesh won by five wickets, with 15 balls to spare.

January 18, 2023January 19, 2023

Australia picks up World Cup momentum with big win over Sri Lanka

Dubai, January 18, 2023 (PPI-OT):Australia won the battle to finish second in Group A of the inaugural ICC Under19 Women’s T20 World Cup with a comprehensive, 108-run win over Sri Lanka in Benoni, east of Johannesburg.

The win came courtesy of a hustling performance with the bat and a clinical effort with the ball which saw them wrap up the match with 42 balls to spare.

Chasing 160 to win after Australia posted 159/5, Sri Lanka lost their first wicket for three and never recovered from the slide to be bowled out for 51.

Ella Hayward, Sianna Ginger and Lucy Hamilton – whose match figures of 36 and 1/7, 30 and 1/2, and 22 and 2/0 respectively – all put in all-round performances in a team effort by the Aussies, with Hayward walking away with the player of the match award for a lively innings.

Sri Lanka’s decision to put Australia in to bat on a flat Willow Moore Park pitch veered from a good one to uninspired depending on whether runs were being scored or wickets were being taken.

Given that they target a score of around 40 runs in the power play, they were ahead of it when Kate Pelle was caught for 27 (four boundaries) at midwicket with the score on 41, a period which would usher a semblance of control for the Sri Lankan bowling attack.

Having induced the false stroke that got rid of Pelle, off-spinner Rismi Sanjana – playing her first match of the tournament – kept things tight in tandem with fellow spinner Vidushika Perera and had Claire Moore stumped for a second wicket that would lead to overall figures of 2/30.

With the boundaries drying up, the Aussies resorted to intense running between the wickets, with the 11th over yielding 10 lung-busting runs between Ginger and Ella Hayward. That said, the Sri Lankans aided and abetted this with misfielding which produced dropped catches and missed opportunities.

With opener, Ginger, having dropped anchor for her 30 (31 balls, three fours), Amy Smith and Lucy Hamilton – who both scored brisk 22s – were on hand to give the innings the impetus to the eight runs an over chasing mark most teams have found difficult to reach in the tournament.

Hamilton, who fell to a controversial run-out after getting in a tangle with bowler Rashmi Nethranjali, was particularly belligerent, getting her runs from just 11 balls and hitting Australia’s only six of the innings in a Perera over in which she smashed 18 runs.

Scores in brief:

Toss: Sri Lanka, who elected to bowl.

Australia – 159 for 5 in 20 overs (Ella Hayward 36, Sianna Ginger 30, Rismi Sanjana two for 30, Dewmi Vihanga Wijerathne one for 21)

Sri Lanka – 51 all out in 13 overs (Nethmi Senarathna 11, Wijerathne 9, Lucy Hamilton two for none, Maggie Clark two for 8)

Australia won by 108 runs after 13 overs.

January 18, 2023

The 3rd China Brush Making Industry Exhibition scheduled to open in September

SHENZHEN, China and SHANGHAI and BEIJING, Jan. 18, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — China International Brush Making Industry Exhibition (CIBRUSH) is organized by China Sundry Articles Industry Association and Beijing HJT International Exhibition Co., Ltd.,and undertaken by HJT Exhibition (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. It is a national professional exhibition of brush industry and the largest brush industry exhibition in the world. CIBRUSH is held in Shanghai and Shenzhen every two years, based in China and serving the global brush industry. CIBRUSH2023

Time: Sep.13-15,2023
Venue: Shenzhen World
Exhibition Scale: 20,000㎡
Exhibitors: 200+
Visitors: 8,000+

Exhibition Content

Technology, Equipment and Accessories
Fully automatic brush making machine, Tufting machine, Auxiliary equipment (Trimming machine, Filament end-rounding machine, Flagging machine, Labeling packaging machine and etc.), Paint brush/roller brush processing equipment, Twist wire machine, Mop processing equipment, Packaging machine, Cutting machine, Mane blending machine, Wooden handle processing equipment, Mould, filament extrusion equipment, Injection molding machine, Automation solutions, Accessories/Consumables, Others.
Raw Materials
Polymer filaments, Natural filaments, Metal filaments, Raw materials, Additives, Others.
Semi-finished Products & Finished Products
Industrial brush, Commercial cleaning, Coating tools, Household brush, Oral care, Cosmetic brush, Brushes for special industries, Paintbrush, Chinese writing brush, Others.
Contract Services
Professional Media/Business Associations/Scientific Research Institutions/Government

Top Exhibitors

Borghi, Haixing Machinery, Dupont Filaments, BBC, Boucherie, Mingwang Filaments, Jusou Filaments, Cixi Jieda, All Joy, NIPB, Hoonga, Honyeu Machinery, LHT Filaments, KR Filaments, Xingda Filaments, Vastsky, Wolf Filaments, EBSER, Taihingnylon, Jinxiang Bristles, Chuangyan Technology, ChangeHow Machinery, Jingcheng Mould, Kaiyue Machinery and so on

Visitors

Visitor Scope: brush making enterprises, brush application fields
Visitor Amount: 8,000
Visitor Area: 30% from overseas;70% from Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan;

Pre-Connecting

Pre-Connecting is a customized service for professional visitors to match technologies, solutions, and procurement needs before the exhibition.

F2F Connecting

F2F Connecting is a high-value face-to-face meeting between exhibitors and visitors which will be matched and scheduled before the show opening.

The 3rd China Brush Making Industry International Forum

This forum will focus on the following topics:

Challenges and opportunities for the global brush industry after the COVID-19 pandemic
Development and innovation of brush making technology
Innovation & sustainable development of filaments

Contact us

Tel: +86 10 58677998
E-Mail: yifan.zhang@hjtexpo.com
Web: www.cibrush.com/en/

Photo – https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1984789/CIBRUSH2023.jpg

January 18, 2023January 19, 2023

Ground Breaking Ceremony of UE Business School

Lahore, January 18, 2023 (PPI-OT):A ground breaking ceremony of UE Business School was held at DMAS-Lower Mall Campus of University of Education, Lahore on Wednesday dated 18-01-2023. The foundation stone of the UE Business School was laid by Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Talat Nasir Pasha (S.I.). The building of UE business school will cover total area of 37,966 square ft. and 813 students will be benefited. The building to be developed at a cost of Rs. 269.774 million which will consist of class rooms, well equipped labs and other offices.

The ground breaking ceremony was presided over by the Director of the Division of Management and Administrative Science, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Shahid Tufail, while the chief guest was the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Talat Nasir Pasha (S.I.). Speaking on the occasion, Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Talat Naseer Pasha (S.I.) said that the social and political stability of any country is related to the economy.

Pakistan is facing the most economic challenges today, due to which we are not able to move forward in the race of development. The Vice-Chancellor said that the University of Education, Lahore has always realized its responsibilities and played a positive role in the development and stability of the country and today once again, with the establishment of this School, we have proven ourselves as a responsible state institution.

Thousands of students from this business school will perform the duty of national service. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, this school will provide world-class education and training to the students so that they do not feel inferior at any level. On this occasion, Pro Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Muhammad Arshad, students, heads of Lahore based UE Campuses and Divisions of were also present.

For more information, contact:
University of Education
Tel: +92-42-99262223-4
Email: vc@ue.edu.pk
Website: www.ue.edu.pk

January 18, 2023January 19, 2023

Agreement signed with NFC Institute of Engineering and Technology

Islamabad, January 18, 2023 (PPI-OT):We are proud to announce our partnership with NFC Institute of Engineering and Technology Multan for long-term, sustainable, and mutually beneficial collaboration in the areas of bilateral interest, for promoting research, industrial linkages, and training.

On January 17, Pro-Rector NUST Research, Innovation and Commercialisation (RIC) Dr Rizwan Riaz and Vice-Chancellor National Fertilizer Corporation (NFC) Institute of Engineering and Technology Multan, Engr Prof Dr Malik Akhtar Ali Kalrou signed the Memorandum of Agreement in a ceremony held at NUST. Both sides have agreed to work on joint research projects that would help to resolve the key issues of industry and improve industrial efficiency.

Speaking at the occasion, Dr Kalrou stressed the significance of strong industry-academia linkages in providing employment opportunities as well as contributing to a country’s progress by developing solutions for industrial problems through academia. He appreciated NUST’s efforts in creating and maintaining a strong connection with the industry.

Dr Riaz praised NFC IET’s vision of achieving academic excellence with a self-sustainable model. He apprised Dr Kalrou and his team of NUST’s efforts in preparing its graduates as the premium choice for employers. He further stated that NUST also puts great emphasis on the capacity building of faculty through faculty exchange programmes and joint research projects. He assured of NUST’s dedicated cooperation and support in all endeavours the institutes jointly embark on.

Also present at the ceremony were the Manager of Industry Linkages NFC IET Multan Mr Mujtaba Ashraf, the Director of National Science and Technology Park Dr Salman Raza Naqvi, and General Manager NUST Placement Office Ms Arooba Gillani and her team.

For more information, contact:
Director Press and Media Release
National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST)
NUST Campus, H-12, Islamabad, Pakistan
UAN: +92-51-111-11-6878
Tel: +92-51-90851381
Fax: +92-51-90851382
Email: prnust@gmail.com
Website: www.nust.edu.pk