On March 6, the results for the Students’ Union (SU) elections were announced at Dewey’s. There was an 18.2 per cent turnout.

One candidate stood out to the panellists in terms of physical and online presence, forum performance, and platform points.

Khokhar and Pakhomova's ideas left much to be desired, but West's clear knowledge of Indigenous students' issues was clear.

Pakistan had lost two top players -- Fakhar Zaman and Saim Ayub -- to injuries, affecting their campaign. "The guy who has been performing from the last few months in Australia, South Africa ...

But fast-rising opener Saim Ayub injured his ankle during a subsequent Test in South Africa. Pakistan delayed the announcement of their Champions Trophy squad until the deadline to wait on Ayub's ...

However, only Ramish Raza and Logan West provided clear, reasonable proposals. In comparison, Saim Khokhar slightly falters during his campaign promises. He mentioned translating Students’ Union (SU) ...

ISA co-president and VPSL candidate Ramish Raza said that he wants to “go out and advocate for more mental resources and other student wellness resources, [and] for more community outreach by ...

Rizwan's captaincy Amir took issue with Rizwan’s post-match remarks, particularly his claim that Saim Ayub was a "gelling factor" in the squad and that his absence left the team unsettled.

"Yes, the absence of Saim Ayub and now Fakhar Zaman is a big setback for us in the Champions Trophy. But we still have the players to perform well and take us through in this event," he added.