Yousuf still missing

Mohammad Yousuf appears to be the most in-demand, but hard to trace these days. After the PCB, the International Cricket Council is now trying desperately to contact him...

Mohammad Yousuf appears to be the most in-demand, but hard to trace these days. After the PCB, the International Cricket Council is now trying desperately to contact him regarding his nomination in three categories of the ICC Awards. PCB officials confirmed that the ICC had also failed to locate Yousuf as they need him to provide a personal message for a special brochure being published for the ICC awards ceremony.

“He is not traceable. The last time we were able to contact him was when Ashraf spoke to him over telephone and he promised to meet him on September 22 to discuss the ICL issue,” one official said.

Yousuf has been nominated in three categories of the ICC awards after scoring a record breaking 1,788 runs in 11 Tests with 9 hundreds in 2006.

Police personnel seen to control the situation during a massive protest over the statehood demand and the inclusion of Ladakh under the Sixth Schedule, in Leh on Wednesday. (ANI Video Grab)

Statehood protest takes violent turn in Ladakh, BJP office set ablaze in Leh

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Protests in Ladakh turned violent as students and youth organisations demanded statehood and Sixth Schedule status. Two elderly protesters fainted, prompting a shutdown call. A BJP office and security vehicle were set on fire. Activist Sonam Wangchuk urged for a peaceful approach. The demand for Sixth Schedule status is due to Ladakh's tribal-majority population and direct central administration.

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