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Volcano earthquake report for Wednesday, 11 November 2026
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Rashid Latif reignited the India-Pakistan rivalry debate ahead of the Asia Cup final, saying it will never end “as long as there is war.†While admitting India has the edge in skills, Latif stressed that the pressure will always be on India, who have “everything to lose,†while Pakistan, as underdogs, enter the contest with nothing to lose. Source: Asia Cup: 'Jab tak jung hai tab tak cricket ki rivalry rahegi' - Former Pak captain
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