Team Abu Dhabi veteran aims for repeat victory in Olbia, with sights also on team crown
The Dubai Police have confirmed their security preparedness to host Asia Cup 2022. This came as the Dubai Events Security Committee (ESC) reviewed security measures for the matches that will be held at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium between August 27 and September 11.
Brigadier Rashid Khalifa Al Falasi, acting assistant commander for Operations Affairs at the Dubai Police, said smart technologies will be used to secure the matches.
The officer also reviewed the ESC's awareness efforts towards educating the public about adherence to all safety measures and protocols when attending the matches.
ALSO READ:
Asia Cup 2022 will bring Asia's biggest cricket rivalries face to face. These include India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan, along with one qualifying team from the UAE, Kuwait, Hong Kong or Singapore.
The highly anticipated clash involving India and Pakistan will be played on August 28 in Dubai.
Team Abu Dhabi veteran aims for repeat victory in Olbia, with sights also on team crown
New generation of Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses would start shipping on October 17, priced at $299, says Zuckerberg
It broke off from Antarctica some 100 million years ago and then from Australia nearly 80 million years ago
The dollar index hit its highest level since late November 2022
Event saw over 30 countries, 70+ participating companies and a staggering 1,000+ participants and visitors
Former West Indies star opener Chris Gayle has amassed 553 sixes over his decorated career
His contract expires in 2025 but there are reports Osimhen could seek to leave the club in January
99 people under the age of 25 were killed in England and Wales with a knife or sharp object in the year to March 2023: Official figures