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Top Affordable Hotel Near Masjid Al Nabawi: Saja Al Madinah Review

(Photo credit: booking.com) If you’re searching for an affordable hotel in Madinah near Masjid Al Nabawi without compromising on quality, Saja Al Madinah is an excellent choice. I stayed here solo for 4  nights in January 2023, and the experience was exceptional. Prime Location Near Masjid Al Nabawi One of the biggest advantages of Saja Al Madinah is its ideal location, just a short walking distance from Masjid Al Nabawi. The convenience of being close to the holy mosque makes it perfect for those visiting for Umrah or spiritual retreats. Exceptional Service and Comfort The hotel offers outstanding service. The staff were incredibly friendly, professional, and attentive, ensuring my stay was smooth from check-in to check-out. I was pleasantly surprised to receive a complimentary room upgrade, which added a luxurious touch to my visit. The rooms are spacious, clean, and thoughtfully designed, providing all the necessary amenities for a relaxing stay. Despite being an affordable opti...

Mohammad Abbas’ Six-Wicket Haul Not Enough as South Africa Seals Thriller with Rabada's Heroics

It has been awhile so lets start off with Test as its fresh and I'll go over the ODI and T20 series in the future.  With the second Test around the corner, lets review the first test and what an incredible match it was.  Here are the details: The Test series comprised two matches, with South Africa leading 1-0 after a thrilling victory in the first Test at Centurion. 1st Test at Centurion South Africa clinched a dramatic two-wicket win, chasing down a target of 148 runs. Kagiso Rabada's unbeaten 31 and Marco Jansen's 16 were pivotal in overcoming Pakistan's bowling attack, led by Mohammad Abbas, who took six wickets.  Key Performances : South Africa : Batting: Kagiso Rabada (31*), Marco Jansen (16*). Bowling: Dane Paterson (5/61), Corbin Bosch (4/63). Pakistan : Batting: Kamran Ghulam (54). Bowling: Mohammad Abbas (6/54). Standout Performance: Kagiso Rabada's all-round contribution was instrumental, especially his unbeaten 31 under pressure, guiding Sou...

Day 2 Dominance: Warner's Brilliance and Jamal's Debut Delight Propel Australia against Pakistan in Opening Test

At the end of Day 2 (Stumps) : Australia scored 487 in their first innings, and Pakistan, in response, is 132/2. Warner Shines in the Opening Test & Jamal Gets 6 on Debut: D. Warner came out guns blazing, with Pakistan's bowling failing to capitalize on the pitch. The medium pace bowling never looked threatening, apart from occasional Jaffas. Shaheen Afridi was all over the place, ending with figures of 96/1 and an economy of 3.56. He eventually gained control, but Warner and Australia went after him. With the inexperienced bowling squad, Warner fully took advantage and played as if in an ODI match. Khurram bowled some good defensive channels, but overall, it was a terrible bowling display with an average economy of 4.29. Aamir Jamal took 6 wickets on debut with some unplayable Jaffas, a fantastic achievement. Key Performances: - D Warner 164 - M. Marsh 90 - A Jamal 6 for 111 - K. Shahzad 2 for 83 The pitch appeared to have bounce, seam movement, and perhaps some sw...

Pakistan vs Australia 1st Test Match Preview: Shan Masood's Captaincy, Squad Analysis, and Expectations

In the previous blog post here , I delved into a potential Pakistan XI for the upcoming Pakistan vs Australia Test Series. Shan Masood, the captain of the national team, presents a different perspective, and rightly so. THE ANNOUNCED SQUAD:  While our agreement extends to about 70% of the squad, including openers and middle-order players like Abdullah, Imam, Shan, Babar, Saud, Sarfaraz, Faheem, and Shaheen, there are still concerns we need to address. Why did I select them? The straightforward answer is that THERE IS NOBODY ELSE... kidding. Although our consensus stands at 70%, there are lingering questions about Imam's form, especially against Australia. Saud, a technically gifted left-hander, needs to make his mark on the big stage, particularly in the middle order. And please, for the love of ****, Sarfaraz needs to dive for those catches. His role will be crucial in setting up a big total or leading a rescue mission. Babar Azam: Well, less said, the better 🤐...his ...

First Test match (14th December) Pakistan's Playing XI and Perth Conditions - Sajid Khan replaces Abrar Ahmed!

Latest: Abrar Ahmed is out with a leg injury and will not be available for the first match. Off-spinner, Sajid Khan replaces him.  My Playing XI Strategy for Perth Stadium: Perth Stadium Pitch Conditions: - Modern Venue:  Perth Stadium, a modern venue, features a drop-in pitch that tends to be true and consistent, offering less traditional pace and bounce compared to the WACA Ground. - Batting-Friendly:  The pitch is generally considered more batting-friendly, allowing for stroke play and potentially favouring spin bowlers as the match progresses. - Pace Bowling:  While there is still assistance for pacers, it may not be as pronounced as the traditional WACA surface.   Pakistan's Revised Playing XI Strategy : In response to the nuances of Perth Stadium, the playing XI is adjusted to strike a balance between pace and spin, considering the more batting-friendly nature of the pitch. Opening Duo: 1. Abdullah Shafiq 2. Imam-ul-Haq Middle Order Powerhouses: 3. Shan Ma...

A Drone's-Eye View: Unearthing Childhood Memories Through Video and a Dash of Humor

Introduction: In the digital age, where memories are often tucked away in the corners of our hard drives, I recently stumbled upon a treasure that instantly transported me back to the simplicity of childhood. Join me on this brief journey as I share a video, shot from the sky with my trusty drone, that captures the essence of my early years, rekindling long-forgotten memories. And, to add a comical twist to the tale, don't miss the trailer video that accompanies this nostalgic trip. The Discovery: Nestled in the archives of my digital library was a drone-captured video that encapsulated the sheer joy and innocence of growing up. As I hit play, I was greeted by familiar faces, laughter echoing through the years, and scenes that seemed to have been plucked straight from the vault of my childhood, now seen from a unique aerial perspective. A Drone's-Eye Walk Down Memory Lane: The video unfolds like a cherished storybook, each aerial frame unlocking a flood of memories. From improm...