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Rohit Sharma 'nightmare' returns to haunt Mitchell Starc at Lord's - Watch

Mitchell Starc was put to sword like never before in an ODI when Australia took on England in the fourth match of the series at Lord's on Friday, brutally bringing back the nightmare memory of India captain Rohit Sharma plundering the pacer during the T20 World Cup earlier this year.

The Times of India

Sugar Prices Weighed Down by the Outlook for Larger Global Sugar Surpluses

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV24 ) Friday closed down -0.52 (-2.23%), and December London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ24 ) closed down -17.70 (-2.98%). Sugar prices fell sharply on Friday, with London sugar posting a 1-week low on the outlook for larger global sugar surpluses. Researcher StoneX raised its...

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Sugar Prices Decline on the Outlook for Larger Global Sugar Surpluses

October NY world sugar #11 (SBV24 ) today is down -0.54 (-2.32%), and December London ICE white sugar #5 (SWZ24 ) is down -17.60 (-2.96%). Sugar prices today are sharply lower, with London sugar falling to a 1-week low on the outlook for larger global sugar surpluses. Researcher StoneX raised...

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Chess: a game rooted in military strategy that has become a tool of international diplomacy

Hushed silence descends as two opponents engage in a battle of wits, memory and strategy. The atmosphere becomes more tense with each shuffle of a pawn or sweeping arc of the queen. The drama is palpable, but there can be only one winner. This year – at the 45th Chess…

The Conversation

Flight disruption warning for British Airways passengers over air-traffic delays and engine issues

Exclusive: BA cancelled over 50 short-haul flights on Friday plus links to India and the US – with warnings of more to come

The Independent UK

Why some flowers are so pleasing for Hindu gods and goddesses

In preparation for the many Hindu fall festivals such as Diwali, Dussehra or Durga Puja, worshipers all over the world will purchase flowers for use in ritual worship in temples, outdoor ceremonies or altars at home.

The Conversation

India’s First Few Ultraviolette F77 Set To Change EV Motorcycle Game, In Europe

Indian EV motorcycle startup Ultraviolette wants to change the EV game in Europe with the F77 Mach 2.

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Bangladeshi fan hospitalised after 'falling ill' in Green Park stands; Police denies assault speculation

A Bangladeshi cricket fan had to be hospitalised after "falling ill" while watching the second Test against India at the Green Park Stadium here, an incident that was first suspected to be a case of heckling after he indicated being involved in a physical altercation.

The Times of India

Teenage girl dies after collapsing halfway through flight from Iraq to China

Flight was redirected for emergency landing in Kolkata, India, but the girl was declared dead upon arrival at hospital

The Independent UK

Ravichandran Ashwin breaks Anil Kumble's record of most Test wickets in Asia by an Indian

NEW DELHI: Veteran Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has now become the Indian bowler with the most Test wickets in Asia.

The Times of India

2nd Test: Bangladeshi fan allegedly heckled at Green Park

KANPUR: A Bangladeshi cricket fan was allegedly heckled in the stands and taken to a medical facility during the opening day of the second Test against India here on Friday but there was no clarity on what triggered the incident.

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test: Green Park authorities hire langurs to drive away hungry monkeys, says report

NEW DELHI: The prospect of hosting the last international fixture in the foreseeable future is not the only problem the authorities at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur are dealing with.

The Times of India

World's only batsman to be dismissed both handled the ball and obstructing the field is an Indian

The two most unusual modes of dismissal in cricket are handled the ball and obstructing the field; but there is only one batsman in the world who holds the unfortunate record of being dismissed by both means -- India's Mohinder Amarnath.

The Times of India

Liver is one of the core reasons for almost 66% deaths in the country: Govt

The incidences and deaths due to non-communicable disease, mostly metabolic diseases, is on rise and liver health plays a central role in this, the government said on Friday. during the launch event of revised operational guidelines and training module of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease.

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Border Gavaskar Trophy: Hanuma Vihari expects Virat Kohli to star against Australia

NEW DELHI: India middle order batsman Hanuma Vihari feels India should not be concerned about the lean patch of stalwart Virat Kohli and expects him to stand out in the highly anticipated Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.

The Guardian - UK

Chess: India win double gold as new generation dominates at Olympiad

India won the Open and Women’s Olympiads in Budapest, while for the first time in history no European team reached the podium in either event

Al Jazeera

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024: Full list of squads for the 10 nations

From champions Australia to challengers India, here’s how the squads line up for the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024.

The Times of India

Rohit Sharma's jaw-dropping reaction on DRS call burns the internet - Watch

After India's video referral (Decision Review System) overruled the on-field umpire's not-out decision to an LBW appeal by pacer Akash Deep on day one of the second Test against Bangladesh in Kanpur, the home team captain Rohit Sharma's reaction of disbelief went viral on the internet.

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Watch: Green Park ground staff touches Virat Kohli's feet

NEW DELHI: To say that Virat Kohli enjoys a demi-god status in India would be an understatement. He is one of the most celebrated athletes in the country, transcending the sport of cricket to become a global icon.

Newslaundry

Australian filmmaker David Bradbury denied entry to India, his kids made to travel alone

Shortly after midnight, in the early hours of September 11, famous Australian filmmaker David Bradbury had arrived in India to travel the country for a few weeks with his children Nakeita, aged 21, and Omar, 14. On reaching the Chennai airport at 1 am, however, David, a two-time Oscar award…

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test: First time in 60 years, team opts to bowl in Kanpur

KANPUR: India skipper Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bowl in the second Test against Bangladesh here on Friday. Hosts India, who lead the two-match series 1-0, have fielded an unchanged side.

The Times of India

Fans ask Dolly chaiwala for selfies, ignore India's Paris Olympics hockey medallists

The Indian men's hockey team returned to the Olympic podium in 2021 after a wait of 41 years and repeated the feat at the Paris Games last month. But some of the members of that team were left embarrassed at an airport when the fans completely ignored them and queued…

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test: Green Park Stadium stares at an uncertain future

KANPUR: The Green Park Stadium, one of India's earliest Test centres, may struggle to find another international fixture in the foreseeable future, TOI has learnt. As it stands, the Indian cricket board (BCCI) is unsure of the hosting capabilities of the venue.

The Times of India

India vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test: New generation's time to rise and shine

Second Test against Bangladesh begins today with the next rung of leaders vying for vacant vice-captain's slot

The Times of India

Hardik's massive comment! Indian hockey players fitter than cricketers

The Yo-Yo test, or the Yo-Yo Intermittent Recovery (YYIR) test, is used to assess the fitness of elite international athletes across sports; and India's star midfielder and double Olympic medallist Hardik Singh believes the country's hockey players are fitter than cricketers when assessed on YYIR.

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