There need to be some stability in domestic cricket within Pakistan. The PCB seems to be changing the format almost every year. Champions One-Day Cup is the new invention, in which a total of 5 teams are taking part. The tournament is star-studded, with superstars such as Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan,    Saud Shakeel and Shadab Khan captaining the teams. But the problem is that teams are not attached to any particular geographic region, which makes it difficult to get fan support. I would still prefer the earlier format.

When players return from international breaks, their first game back at the club does not always produce positive results. Liverpool has cut many games today because no one believes Forest will have the opportunity to defeat Liverpool at Anfield, but sometimes a club that you did not expect to win a game will get the chance and win.

Inflation is the general increase in the prices of goods and services within a given time. However, how general is this? You've probably come across terms such as "real inflation" or the "CPI". The latter, which stands for Consumer Price Index, is announced statistics made by the government, which measures inflation based on a basket of goods.

But, it is constantly confirmed that the CPI does not reflect on the real inflation, as the basket of goods and services is biased. For example, the government can choose goods A, B and C, which only experienced a 3% increase in price, for its basket, while the goods D, F, G experienced 10% inflation.

But, then again, even if you count all goods and services in an economy, how useful would that metric be? If we counted D, F and G, and those six were the only goods in the economy, we'd have a 6.5% inflation rate. (The average of 3 and 10). But human action comes into the equation, and things get messy. For example, if Alice depends on goods D, F and G, while Charlie only wants A, B and C, then inflation clearly influences Alice more than it does Charlie.

This raises the issue of whether it is possible to measure / quantify inflation. What do you think? The Austrian school might have the answer, but I'd rather see what you think about inflation, and is it meaningful to try and measure it? Or, how meaningful is it?

For someone who does not know about cryptocurrency, most of them think that investing in a house is a very good thing. However, for someone who already has a house and knows about cryptocurrency, he will choose to trade and invest in cryptocurrency rather than adding a house as an investment. One of the very good cryptocurrencies at this time to invest in is Bitcoin. I say Bitcoin is one of the good cryptocurrencies to invest in because the price of Bitcoin from year to year always increases, even in the last 10 years, Bitcoin has increased many times over from its price in 2015, which is around $ 300 - $ 450 and now the price of Bitcoin has reached $ 58,300. If we had invested in Bitcoin in 2015 around $ 10,000, maybe at this time we would be sleeping on a pile of money. Unlike investing in a house in 2015, we will indeed get profit but not as much as the profit we get if we invest in Bitcoin.

I think world football has struggled to produce talented strikers in recent years. The compact football mentality reduces the number of players who stand out with their individual skills. So, even if Osimhen doesn't perform very well at Galatasaray, there will be clubs who will want to sign Osimhen because the number of players like Osimhen in world football is decreasing day by day. Stars like Osimhen, Haaland and Mbappe are players who can single-handedly change the score and the game when the team is bad...

So the transfer season is now over for all leagues and to summarise, there were not so many transfers this year compared to the last few years, but there were a few very crazy ones such as Mbappe to Real Madrid and that free of charge or that Oshimen did not move to the Premiere League but to Galatasaray, even if it is only a loan transfer I find it crazy that such a player will play in the turkish league.

I would say Barcelona themselves are to blame for Barcelona's decline financially. What could be a bigger financial loss than Barcelona making multiple deals for huge sums of money these contracts didn't do them any good and the players they bought for huge amounts of money had to leave the club for free.

On the other hand, Real Madrid did not make this mistake like them, Real Madrid completed the deal on time, that's why they are successful in most of the deals. If Barcelona had played the role of Real Madrid, their financial situation would have improved instead of deteriorating. However, since the financial situation has worsened, they now have to play with the players they have in their squad and have no other option. However, even with the current team that Barcelona is playing with, they have been able to perform well so far, but there is no guarantee that this performance will continue.