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Pharmacist chiefs have warned that services will continue to be disrupted this weekend after the global IT outage that affected computer systems around the world.
The Pakistan Cricket Board has turned down requests for No Objection Certificate from senior players Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Shah Afridi to participate in the Global T20 League, citing the hectic international calendar. “The PCB had received NOC requests from Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan and Shaheen Afridi for the Global T20 event, amongst other players. “After taking into consideration Pakistan's busy and packed cricket calendar in the period from August 2024 to March 2025, which includes nine ICC World Test Championship matches and next year's ICC Champions Trophy 2025, and following consultations with the three players as well as the national selection committee, it has been decided to decline their requests,” the board said in a statement.
The global issue affecting the Windows operating system has been linked to the cybersecurity firm, Crowdstrike. In a statement on its website, the company confirmed that it was aware of reports of crashes on Microsoft Windows and admitted on Friday that a defective software update had caused the chaos.
The world awoke to computer chaos on Friday and according to experts, the global IT outage affecting millions today could take 'weeks' to be fully resolved. But one main question emerges - how did a simple system update cause so much disruption?
Sports clubs and broadcasters are among those affected by a worldwide IT outage.
PARIS : The Paris Olympics organising committee said on Friday the impact of a global cyber outage on its operations was limited and ticket sales were unaffected ahead of the Games which begin in a week.
The Paris Olympics' organising committee said on Friday the impact of a global cyber outage on its operations was limited and ticket sales were unaffected however accreditation and uniform deliveries have been affected one week ahead of the Games.
Cyber firm CrowdStrike has issued urgent instructions for anyone trapped in a 'blue screen of death' loop.