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Oct 5 (OPTA) – Scoreboard at stumps on the second day of match 1 between Queensland and Tasmania on Sunday at Brisbane, Australia Queensland trail Tasmania by 131 runs with 9 wickets remaining Tasmania 1st innings Nivethan Radhakrishnan c Hugh Weibgen b Michael Neser 7 Jake Weatherald c&b Michael Neser 67 Tim Ward b Gurinder Sandhu 6 Caleb Jewell c Matt Renshaw b Benji Floros 0 Jordan Silk c&b Mitchell Swepson 104 Bradley Hope lbw Jack Wildermuth 76 Jake Doran b Mitchell Swepson 66 Nikhil Chaudhary c Jimmy Peirson b Michael Neser 14 Kieran Elliott c&b Michael Neser 3 Jackson Bird c&b Benji Floros 25 Gabe Bell Not Out 5 Extras 0b 3lb 2nb 0pen 1w 6 Total (110.3 overs) 379 all out Fall of Wickets : 1-20 Radhakrishnan, 2-32 Ward, 3-33 Jewell, 4-113 Weatherald, 5-263 Silk, 6-280 Hope, 7-313 Chaudhary, 8-328 Elliott, 9-365 Bird, 10-379 Doran Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Michael Neser 24 2 75 4 3.12 1nb Jack Wildermuth 16 0 53 1 3.31 1w Benji Floros 17 3 70 2 4.12 Gurinder Sandhu 22 3 72 1 3.27 Mitchell Swepson 21.3 3 66 2 3.07 Marnus Labuschagne 8 1 26 0 3.25 1nb Hugh Weibgen 2 0 14 0 7.00 ……………………………………………….. Queensland 1st innings Matt Renshaw Not Out 114 Usman Khawaja c Jake Doran b Kieran Elliott 69 Marnus Labuschagne Not Out 54 Extras 1b 5lb 4nb 0pen 1w 11 Total (68.0 overs) 248-1 Fall of Wickets : 1-137 Khawaja To Bat : Clayton, Weibgen, Peirson, Wildermuth, Neser, Sandhu, Swepson, Floros Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Jackson Bird 14 4 46 0 3.29 3nb Gabe Bell 17 5 45 0 2.65 Kieran Elliott 14 3 44 1 3.14 Bradley Hope 11 0 58 0 5.27 1w 1nb Nivethan Radhakrishnan 4 0 16 0 4.00 Nikhil Chaudhary 8 0 33 0 4.12 ……………………….. Umpire Troy Penman Umpire Sam Nogajski Match Referee Kepler Wessels

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Oct 5 (Reuters) – EL NASR CLOTHING AND TEXTILES COMPANY SAE: * EL NASR CLOTHING AND TEXTILES-BOARD PROPOSES CAPITAL INCREASE TO EGP 604.2 MILLION FROM EGP 564.7 MILLION * EL NASR CLOTHING AND TEXTILES- CAPITAL INCREASE THROUGH GRANTING 7 BONUS SHARES FOR EVERY 100 SHARES Further company coverage:

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Oct 5 (Reuters) – PALM HILLS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY SAE : * BOOKED TOTAL NEW SALES OF EGP 182 BILLION IN 9-MONTH 2025 COMPARED TO EGP 130 BILLION IN 9-MONTH, 2024 * ACQUIRES 315-FEDDAN LAND PLOT AT ENTRANCE OF NEW ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL, DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO NEW CAIRO WITH TOTAL ESTIMATED SALES OF APPROX EGP 160 BILLION OVER NEXT 8 YEARS * ACQUIRES 97-FEDDAN PLOT – PALM HILLS NEW CAIRO EXTENSION WITH PROJECTED SALES OF AROUND EGP 29 BILLION OVER 3 YEARS Further company coverage:

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Tarik Skubal might have been born in California and grew up in Arizona, but Seattle holds a special place in his heart. And when the Detroit Tigers' ace takes the mound Sunday night in Game 2 of the best-of-five American League Division Series against the host Mariners, he will have about three dozen members of what he considers his extended family — the Seattle University baseball team — in attendance. "I'm going to have the whole team out tomorrow, which I think will be a cool experience for them," Skubal, 28, said Saturday before the Tigers won the series opener 3-2 in 11 innings. "I think they have a scrimmage in the morning. I've been talking to the coach. Get done with the scrimmage and come on over. I think that's 34 guys on the roster, but I think it will be worth it for these guys to just come experience playoff baseball. And I understand that I was in their shoes however many years ago that was." Skubal credits his time at Seattle U. for turning him into the player he is today. The left-hander, who was selected by Detroit in the ninth round of the 2018 MLB Draft out of Seattle, is favored to win his second straight AL Cy Young Award after going 13-6 with a 2.21 ERA in the regular season. Skubal defeated host Cleveland 2-1 in the opener of the AL wild-card round Tuesday, giving up one run on three hits and three walks over 7 2/ 3 innings with 14 strikeouts, tying not only his career high but also the franchise's postseason record. "He's just an incredibly talented pitcher who puts in the work," Tigers manager A.J. Hinch said. "So if you don't watch us or you don't know him, you look out at his presence, you see the (velocity), you see the stuff, you see the hardware, you've probably heard of him if you haven't watched him. "But I get the true opportunity to sit and watch him in between starts and how he's put together not just a good start, not just a good stretch, but an expectation within himself to be elite," the manager continued. "And that doesn't come in one good season. That comes over time." Despite Skubal's accomplishments this season, the Mariners beat him twice. He allowed three runs over 5 2/3 innings in a 3-2 loss on April 2 in Seattle and four runs in five innings of a 12-3 loss on July 11 in Detroit. "It's a different roster. At the (trade) deadline they made a lot of moves and did different things, so it will be a fun challenge," said Skubal, who is 3-2 with a 3.77 ERA in 28 2/3 innings over five career starts against the Mariners. "The offense is good. The pitching is good. This is a good Seattle team." The Mariners will counter with veteran right-hander Luis Castillo (11-8, 3.54 in regular season), who beat Skubal head-to-head in both of those regular- season starts and is 2-4 with a 3.95 ERA over 41 innings in seven career appearances against the Tigers. Castillo, 32, finished the season strong, going 3-0 over his last four starts while allowing three runs on 11 hits over 25 1/3 innings with two walks and 24 strikeouts. The Mariners got big contributions from their stars on Saturday — Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodriguez both went 3-for-5, with Rodriguez hitting a solo homer and driving in both runs — but the rest of the lineup was 0-for-28. "A big blast from Julio, able to get some traffic in a couple of different innings, just not able to convert as much as we would have wanted to," Mariners manager Dan Wilson said. "But, you know, I thought we had some good at-bats. We did grind, (that's) what we do. That's how we run our offense, is grind out some at-bats, and just weren't able to get enough back-to-back to kind of put the damage that we wanted to put up." Detroit's Kerry Carpenter hit a two-run homer and Zach McKinstry brought home the deciding run with a broken-bat single with two outs in the 11th to score Spencer Torkelson, who drew a leadoff walk and took second on a wild pitch. "To get a win before the best pitcher in the world pitches is pretty special, and I feel like Skubal is made for these moments, so he's going to be at his best," Carpenter said. –Field Level Media

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RUSSIAN AIR ATTACK ON UKRAINE'S LVIV REGION KILLS TWO, REGIONAL GOVERNOR SAYS

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Oct 5 (Reuters) – Al Khair River for Development Agricultural Investment and Environmental Service: * NAHR ELKHAIR- BOARD APPROVES ISSUED AND PAID-UP CAPITAL INCREASE TO EGP 390 MILLION FROM EGP 200 MILLION * NAHR ELKHAIR- BOARD APPROVES AUTHORIZED CAPITAL INCREASE TO EGP 2 BILLION FROM EGP 1 BILLION Further company coverage:

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Anders Dreyer scored a brace, including the game-winner in the 89th minute, as San Diego FC moved into sole possession of first place in the Western Conference with a 4-2 victory over the host Houston Dynamo on Saturday night. Amahl Pellegrino had a goal and two assists and Luca de la Torre also scored for San Diego (18-9-6, 60 points), which moved three points ahead of idle Vancouver atop the Western standings. Carlos Dos Santos finished with three saves for San Diego, which extended its road unbeaten streak to nine games while improving to an MLS best 11-4-1 away from home. Felipe Andrade and Sergio Santos scored goals for Houston (9-15-9, 36 points) while Jonathan Bond made two saves for the Dynamo. San Diego held a 69-31 edge in possession and outshot the Dynamo, 10-7, in the first half but still trailed, 1-0. Andrade put Houston in front in the 15th minute with his fourth goal on a left-footed shot from the middle of the box into the left side of the net. The score came on a free kick that ping-ponged around the box with Junior Urso eventually crossing a pass to Andrade who one-timed a shot past a diving Dos Santos. San Diego tied it, 1-1, in the 53rd minute when Pellegrino was taken down inside the six-yard box by Dynamo defender Pablo Ortiz for a foul and Dreyer, after a VAR review, followed with a left-footed penalty shot into the bottom right corner. The visitors then took a 2-1 lead in the 85th minute when de la Torre, who came on as a sub just a minute earlier, put in a right-footed shot from the middle of the box into the top right corner. But Houston tied it just two minutes later when Santos drilled a left-footed shot into the far top corner. San Diego then regained the lead in the 89th minute on Dreyer's 17th goal, a right-footed shot from the middle of the box into the top right corner off a short Pellegrino crossing pass. Pellegrino then sealed the win in the 13th minute of stoppage time when he drilled a left-footed shot from the left side of the box at the end of a breakaway. –Field Level Media

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Fullback Marcelo Herrera scored his third goal and the Columbus Crew earned their best result in weeks with a 1-1 draw Saturday night at Orlando City. Goalkeeper Patrick Schulte's error not long after Herrera's tally kept the Crew from halting a winless run that extended to four matches. But it was still a promising performance from Columbus (13-8-12, 51 points) against a potential playoff opponent, even though it remained ninth in the Eastern Conference with the draw. Crew leading scorer Diego Rossi also made his first appearance since suffering a hamstring injury in a 5-4 win Sept. 13 at Atlanta. Marco Pasalic scored his 12th league goal for Orlando (14-7-11, 53 points), which saw a three-match home MLS winning streak snapped. Pedro Gallese made six saves in a performance the Lions needed to extend a modest unbeaten run to four games, which includes three draws. Columbus opened the scoring in the 32nd minute before Orlando responded only two minutes later. For the Crew, Lassi Lappalainen got down the left, then appeared to catch Orlando's defense off guard by sending in a cross a few yards before he reached the byline. It met Herrera making a clever run parallel to the goal line, and the Argentine dispatched a tidy first-time finish past the flailing Gallese, who had too little time to react. The Lions pulled level essentially on their next trip into the Columbus end. Luis Muriel took a speculative shot from outside the box that dipped as it reached Schulte, who spilled it forward. Pasalic reacted to the error before the keeper could and capitalized for his first tally since he scored a consolation goal in a Leagues Cup semifinal defeat to Miami on Aug. 27. Columbus had the better of the late chances. Gallese made an enormous save with his trailing leg in the 83rd minute to deny Max Arfsten at point-blank range after Arfsten outmuscled Alex Freeman for a cross. Three minutes later, Herrera and Darlington Nagbe combined to find Daniel Gazdag, who missed the target from an excellent position near the penalty spot. –Field Level Media

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Darian Mensah passed for 265 yards and two touchdowns and Duke scored the game's final 38 points to post a 45-21 victory over Cal on Saturday night in Atlantic Coast Conference play at Berkeley, Calif. Nate Sheppard rushed for 91 yards and two scores and Anderson Castle also rushed for two touchdowns for the Blue Devils (4-2, 3-0 ACC), who registered their third consecutive victory. Que'Sean Brown caught six passes for 104 yards and one touchdown, Cooper Barkate had a scoring catch and Duke racked up four interceptions and six sacks. The Blue Devils and Virginia are the lone ACC squads with 3-0 league records. Mensah completed 22 of 30 passes and raised his season passing touchdowns count to 15. He has thrown multiple scoring passes in all six games. Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele was 20-of-31 passing for 245 yards and one touchdown but also threw three interceptions. Kendrick Raphael rushed for two scores and Jordan King had a touchdown catch for the Golden Bears (4-2, 1-1). Elliott Schaper had 12 tackles and an interception for Duke. Moussa Kane, Andrew Pellicciotta and Chandler Rivers also had picks for the Blue Devils. The teams combined for 52 first-half points — 31 by Duke — during their first meeting since 1963. Neither squad scored during the first 21-plus minutes of the second half until Duke broke the drought on Mensah's 10-yard touchdown pass to Barkate to make it 38-21 with 8:22 remaining in the game. Sheppard then turned the game into a rout with a 46-yard scamper to give the Blue Devils a 24-point lead with 5:50 remaining. The Golden Bears opened the game with two touchdowns in less than 10 minutes. Sagapolutele capped the initial drive with a 6-yard scoring pass to King before Raphael scored from the 5 for a 14-0 lead. Duke got on the board on Sheppard's 12-yard run with 2:38 left in the first quarter. But Raphael's 4-yard touchdown run made it 21-7 with 12:17 left in the first half. Castle scored from the 2 midway through the quarter to start the string of unanswered Blue Devils points. Mensah tossed a 26-yard scoring pass to Brown to tie it at 21 with 5:50 remaining in the half and Castle's 1-yard run gave Duke its first lead at 28-21 with 1:10 to play. Todd Pelino booted a 25-yard field goal as time expired in the half. –Field Level Media

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Oct 5 (Stats Perform) – Results from the NCAAF games on Saturday (home team in CAPS) Army West Point 31 UAB 13 BAYLOR 35 Kansas State 34 NAVY 34 Air Force 31 GEORGIA 35 Kentucky 14 CINCINNATI 38 Iowa State 30 PITTSBURGH 48 Boston College 7 Clemson 38 NORTH CAROLINA 10 Illinois 43 PURDUE 27 MICHIGAN 24 Wisconsin 10 BALL STATE 20 Ohio 14 MARIST 19 San Diego 14 DUQUESNE 34 Stonehill 14 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 42 Sacred Heart 35 (OT) BUCKNELL 33 Richmond 28 LEHIGH 31 Yale 13 LAFAYETTE 24 Fordham 10 DRAKE 41 Valparaiso 0 TENNESSEE TECH 66 Western Illinois 20 TEMPLE 27 UTSA 21 Wake Forest 30 VIRGINIA TECH 23 STETSON 35 Davidson 32 Dayton 35 MOREHEAD STATE 28 MONMOUTH 49 Delaware State 38 Villanova 37 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 PENN 36 Dartmouth 24 MERCYHURST 22 LIU 13 MERRIMACK 24 Robert Morris 7 GEORGETOWN 27 Morgan State 24 NEW HAVEN 28 Pace 14 Central State 18 FORT VALLEY STATE 14 BLUEFIELD STATE 35 Shaw 33 Fayetteville State 38 BOWIE STATE 10 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 39 Livingstone 27 Virginia Union 44 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 34 GARDNER-WEBB 30 Charleston Southern 27 Chattanooga 21 VMI 14 Western Carolina 23 WOFFORD 21 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 49 Savannah State 6 Butler 21 ST. THOMAS (MN) 14 (OT) LINDENWOOD 30 UT Martin 14 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 56 Campbell 10 Maine 34 BRYANT 14 Colgate 41 CORNELL 21 Harvard 59 HOLY CROSS 24 FURMAN 31 ETSU 22 BENEDICT 38 Allen 28 Johnson C. Smith 31 VIRGINIA STATE 20 Western Michigan 21 MASSACHUSETTS 3 ARIZONA 41 Oklahoma State 13 ABILENE CHRISTIAN 52 North Alabama 23 EASTERN ILLINOIS 31 Tennessee State 7 SOUTH DAKOTA 49 Murray State 24 ALABAMA STATE 52 Bethune-Cookman 35 Kentucky State 38 MILES 17 Albany State 47 LANE 6 UCLA 42 Penn State 37 NORTHWESTERN 42 Louisiana-Monroe 7 ALABAMA 30 Vanderbilt 14 SMU 31 Syracuse 18 Miami (OH) 25 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 14 NOTRE DAME 28 Boise State 7 APPALACHIAN STATE 27 Oregon State 23 James Madison 14 GEORGIA STATE 7 CONNECTICUT 51 FIU 10 FLORIDA 29 Texas 21 Virginia 30 LOUISVILLE 27 (OT) Washington 24 MARYLAND 20 AKRON 28 Central Michigan 22 BUFFALO 31 Eastern Michigan 30 (OT) Stony Brook 47 ALBANY 12 WILLIAM & MARY 38 North Carolina A&T 34 ARKANSAS STATE 31 Texas State 30 OKLAHOMA 44 Kent State 0 NEBRASKA 38 Michigan State 27 AUSTIN PEAY 44 West Georgia 30 LAMAR 24 Nicholls 17 Prairie View A&M 13 ALCORN STATE 12 Elon 17 TOWSON 3 HAMPTON 41 Norfolk State 34 MERCER 45 Samford 21 Montana State 34 NORTHERN ARIZONA 10 CENTRAL ARKANSAS 23 Utah Tech 17 North Dakota 35 UNI 7 Jackson State 57 ALABAMA A&M 24 OLD DOMINION 47 Coastal Carolina 7 South Dakota State 35 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 30 EASTERN WASHINGTON 35 Portland State 27 UNLV 31 WYOMING 17 TROY 31 South Alabama 24 (OT) Florida Atlantic 27 RICE 21 Texas Tech 35 HOUSTON 11 TEXAS SOUTHERN 51 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7 TARLETON STATE 52 Southern Utah 42 North Dakota State 33 ILLINOIS STATE 16 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 55 Indiana State 27 Southeastern Louisiana 38 MCNEESE 0 East Texas A&M 40 NORTHWESTERN STATE 10 Stephen F. Austin 31 UIW 17 MOREHOUSE 27 Tuskegee 20 TEXAS A&M 31 Mississippi State 9 TCU 35 Colorado 21 Kansas 27 UCF 20 Miami (FL) 28 FLORIDA STATE 22 OHIO STATE 42 Minnesota 3 UC Davis 34 CAL POLY 27 Montana 42 IDAHO STATE 38 MEMPHIS 45 Tulsa 7 UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY 27 Houston Christian 7 FRESNO STATE 20 Nevada 17 Duke 45 CALIFORNIA 21

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