We are in disbelief, failed to adapt to conditions: India assistant coach Ten Doeschate – ThePrint
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We are in disbelief, failed to adapt to conditions: India assistant coach Ten Doeschate ThePrint
India need to rethink T20 strategy; Bowling, fielding let us down: Muzumdar ThePrint
India’s T20I series loss to Ireland, their first ever, has been labelled a ‘reality check’ by former spinner Ravichandran Ashwin. He believes the young Indian batters, accustomed to flat IPL pitches, struggled on Ireland’s seamer-friendly surfaces. Ashwin highlighted that true international value is tested on challenging wickets, which ultimately aids player development for varied conditions.
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A 29-year-old known rowdy sheeter, Rajubhai alias Raju, was brutally hacked to death in broad daylight in JP Nagar, Bengaluru, on Saturday evening. Eyewitnesses watched helplessly as assailants in a car intercepted Raju, who was walking home after tea. Despite his attempt to flee, he was cornered and attacked with machetes, succumbing to his injuries
Asian markets treaded water Monday, dampened by Middle East ceasefire doubts and anticipation of more US interest rate hikes. Major indices like Japan’s Nikkei and South Korea’s Kospi saw declines. Investors are also reassessing AI stock valuations, with a shift towards defensive sectors. The dollar remains strong against a backdrop of potential Fed tightening, while
DMK leaders MK Stalin and Udhayanidhi Stalin have launched a sharp critique against the ruling TVK government, citing administrative failures, a decline in law and order, and the Tamil Nadu Assembly’s transformation into a “film shooting spot.” They allege the government is struggling to address power cuts, water shortages, and rising crime, while accusing the
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Harshavardhan GB became India’s 97th Grandmaster, ending a six-year wait since earning his IM title in 2020. Nicknamed “legend” by his chess peers for his creative brilliance, the 22-year-old overcame repeated near-misses, financial struggles and travel hardships. Backed by his family and coaches, Harshavardhan’s emotional breakthrough has now set him on the path towards becoming