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ENHYPEN member Jake, real name Sim Jaeyun, appeared solo on singer-songwriter Lee Mujin's KBS Kpop show in a January 20, 2026 episode now over 1 million views. He performed soulful covers like ENHYPEN's 'Sleep Tight'—which he co-wrote—Corinne Bailey Rae's 'Like a Star,' and others, earning praise for his 'handsome voice' from the host. Fans celebrated with streaming pushes and shared hilarious clips of Jake laughing with bandmates Jungwon and Jay, highlighting their chemistry as views climb past 1,002,000.

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Jake's smooth vocals and fun group moments turned his solo music talk show debut into a fan favorite, crossing 1 million YouTube views in just five months.

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RC Lens activated the €3.5 million buy option to sign 26-year-old Saudi right-back Saud Abdulhamid permanently from AS Roma until 2029, after his loan arrival last August. He made 25 Ligue 1 appearances with two goals and four assists, starting in the 3-1 Coupe de France final victory over Nice on May 22 that secured their first title and a Champions League spot. Lens sporting director Jean-Louis Leca praised his fit for their high-pressing style, dubbing him the 'Saudi Crush' in a playful graphic with a yellow 'SAUD 2029' jersey amid mining motifs.

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Saud Abdulhamid lifted the Coupe de France trophy at Stade de France, his tireless runs down the flank key to Lens's historic win. Now, the club has turned his loan into a long-term commitment.

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Members of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement claimed on Sunday that activist Fareed Afridi was abducted by unidentified men from Arbab Road or Abdara Road in Peshawar around 3:30 p.m. UTC. The group, which fights enforced disappearances in Pashtun areas, shared cafe photos of the bearded activist and launched hashtags like #WhereIsFaridAfridi, with chapters in Islamabad, the UK, Germany, Lahore, and elsewhere joining calls for his release. No video or independent verification has surfaced, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa police and officials have not responded as of 6:30 p.m. UTC; PTM frames this as part of a pattern targeting peaceful voices amid ongoing disputes over thousands of cases in the region.

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Fareed Afridi sat in a Peshawar cafe, wearing his traditional red embroidered cap, when plainclothes men reportedly took him away. PTM members quickly raised the alarm, sharing his photo and demanding his safe return.

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The 28-year-old Pakistan legspinner climbed two spots to No. 2 with 675 points after taking six wickets in the 2-1 ODI series victory, including tight spells of 2-44 and 2-19. Shaheen Shah Afridi jumped four places to No. 9 with 604 points, thanks to his seven wickets and a fiery 3-30 in the decider in Lahore. Pakistan's bowlers thrived on spin-friendly pitches in Rawalpindi and Lahore, marking Abrar's career-best ranking and putting two Men in Green in the top 10.

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Abrar Ahmed's mystery spin turned heads in Pakistan's series win over Australia, propelling him just 30 points behind Rashid Khan at the top.

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Salman Ali Agha, captain of Pakistan's T20I team, scored only 2 runs in a recent PSL 2026 match for Karachi Kings, continuing his struggles with 86 runs in 7 innings at an average of 12 and strike rate of 112. Discussions highlight his failures in Asia Cup 2025, T20 World Cup 2026, and the ongoing PSL 2026 season. Critics question his suitability as captain despite his success in ODIs and Tests.

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The Pakistan Cricket Board added stars Babar Azam and Naseem Shah to Lahore Whites' squad, captained by Saad Nasim, for the 2026 ABS Developers National T20 Cup starting March 7 at Peshawar's Imran Khan Stadium. Mohammad Nawaz joins Peshawar Region and Usman Khan heads to Karachi Blues in the 10-team tournament, running through March 18 with group stages, semis, and a final. Lahore Whites face Peshawar in the curtain-raiser, packing Group A with Faisalabad, Karachi Whites, and Bahawalpur, while fans celebrate the 'King's' return on live TV via A Sports, PTV Sports, and Tapmad.

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Babar Azam steps back into domestic whites for Lahore, his home city, silencing fans who questioned his commitment—just days before the opener.

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Opening for Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited, Masood smashed the quickest double century by a Pakistani in first-class cricket, beating Inzamam-ul-Haq's 1992 record and Virender Sehwag's mark on home soil. He shared a massive 390-run stand with Ali Zaryab Asif, who made 192, as SNGPL reached 460-2 against Sahir Associates in Karachi. While other Round 1 matches saw low scores and bowling dominance, Masood's explosive knock—his second double ton of 2025—has set the tone for Pakistan's top domestic tournament.

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Pakistan Test captain Shan Masood raced to an unbeaten 212 off just 177 balls, turning Day 1 into a batting masterclass that left bowlers chasing shadows.

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Sri Lanka posted 303 for seven, powered by Pathum Nissanka's 79 and captain Kusal Mendis' aggressive 72 in a 100-run stand, before bowling out West Indies for 262. Shai Hope made 56 and Justin Greaves 45, but Dushmantha Chameera's four for 67 and Maheesh Theekshana's two for 26 sealed the win. Mendis took player of the match honors, boosting Sri Lanka's World Cup qualification push while West Indies vow a comeback in the series continuing June 6 and 8.

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Kusal Mendis led from the front with a blazing 72, smashing four fours and four sixes to set up Sri Lanka's strong total on a turning pitch at Sabina Park.

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