As India and Pakistan gear up for a face-off, cricket lovers look forward to a series without political tension, while corporates view it as a huge marketing opportunity. The Tribune team reports

From here to fraternity

Big bucks at play
Gaurav Choudhury
For the non-cricket-loving world, cricket is still an archetypical English game headquartered out of London. The truth, however, is different. A heady mix of money, marketing and passion have virtually made the Indian subcontinent the axis of the game.

A date with humour
For those of you searching for a mate with a ‘good sense of humour’, here is the catch. Men and women have different views about what it means, according to a research conducted by a student at McMaster University.