Facebook Again Down Today – Verified

Facebook Again Down Today tested and verified on (September 4 at 21:16:10) from Dallas, Texas, USA. Users during browsing are continuously getting this message for about 10-15 minutes today since Facebook Is Down “Sorry, something went wrong. We’re working on getting this fixed as soon as we can.” Last time this issue occured one month ago on  (August 1 at 21:26:29) that facebook is down.  Verified from other sources too, today Facebook is down in many countries and in some countries taking too much time for loading. When we tried to test it, we observed it took about 18 seconds to load via Pingdom Website Speed Test Tool.




One month before, facebook was down too . Facebook posted this statement about the outage:

We’re aware that some people are currently having trouble accessing Facebook. We’re working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible

There are rumors that this is being caused due to some internal error in their server or by some Cyber Attack, but we can’t say any words right now. Let’s sit back and wait until we hear any news from Facebook. Stay tuned with us.

Pakistan Looks Test Series Win Against World No. 1

Dubai: A confident Pakistan will look to their spinners to sweep the two-match series against a depleted South Africa when the second and final Test starts in Dubai on Wednesday.

Pakistan's spin duo of Saeed Ajmal and left-armer Zulfiqar Babar shared 11 wickets between them to guide their team to a seven-wicket win in the first Test in Abu Dhabi, only their fourth win in 22 Tests against South Africa.

Even the pacemen Mohammad Irfan and Junaid Khan took four wickets apiece as a formidable South Africa batting slumped to 249 and 232 in the two innings, with only Hashim Amla (118 in first innings) and AB de Villiers (90 in 2nd innings) showing some resistance.

Pakistan rode on a brilliant 146 by opener Khurram Manzoor -- the highest by a Pakistani batsman in a Test against South Africa -- and a responsible 100 by captain Misbah-ul Haq to post a big 442-run total.

South Africa will be hard pressed to maintain their unbeaten run in an away series since losing in Sri Lanka in 2006.

More so as Amla and Dale Steyn, respectively the world's top Test batsman and bowler, may not be available for the match. Amla has returned home for the birth of his child while Steyn is nursing a hamstring injury.