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IND vs Eng: Shubman Gill’s team shows that it is ready to move ahead of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma
How to face India without Rohit Sharma and Virat KohliThis was an overriding point of discussion throughout the build-up for the England test series. The consensus was that the Indian batting lineup lacked experience to deal with English conditions, and it would be completely up to Bumrah to keep Shubman Gill’s team alive in the Test series. This can still be well well, but what we saw on Friday on the first day of the first Test in Headingley was that the things are probably more bright than as far away. If we look back in the last two test series against New Zealand in the house and Australia-India had lost 0-3 and 1-3 respectively-to miss a WTC in the last place in the bar, we will see that the weak links in the batting lineup were Kohli and Rohit. Against Australia, Kohli collected 190 (including 100 in the first Test) in nine innings. He managed 93 in six innings against New Zealand. Rohit’s Australia Agiget was scoring 31 runs in five innings, while against Kiwi he scored 91 runs in six innings. With such a wretched number 1 and number 4 in such a wretched form for so long, it meant that the rest of the batsmen to deliver the Onas, and they often appeared to bake under all the pressure.
On Friday, it seemed that India was suddenly free from “luggage”, some Captain Gill hinted at the eve of the Test match on Thursday. The initial partnership of KL Rahul and Yashsvi Jaiswal showed discipline that we have not seen with Rohit in recent times. Mumbai right hand, towards the back-end of his test career, had completely lost confidence in his defense and always wanted to get out of trouble, which often proved to be a counter-producer. This was exactly what Jaiswal and Rahul did not do on Friday, as they scored 91 runs for the first wicket. The pair was ready to wait and chose the right balls to hit, something that the Indian team missed on the top of the order for a while. While Jaiswal and Rahul left enough evidence that we would not miss Rohit too much in this format, Gill at number 4 showed that he was able to pick up from where Kohli left.Quiz: Who is that IPL player? As Kohli, 12 years ago, Sachin took over from Sachin Tendulkar in South Africa and did not allow India to feel the absence of the younger guru, it was Gill’s turn to bring a sense of assurance that the Indian middle-order had a late decrease. Gill did not try to become a binding front-out player, which made things a little difficult for Virat at the back of his Test career. The new captain was ready to play late-an important old school method of success in England-a rule book in 2014 was released by Kohli after his struggle against James Anderson. The whole story, however, has not been written yet. It is a long chain and will be upset on the way. To prove that they are ready to take the fight forward for a new Indian team, Gill and their bands to prove.
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US Open: CEO of millionaire defends Cap -Nonch moment, warned of legal action – ‘First come, first serve’. Tennis news
The viral storm around millionaire businessman Piotr Szczerek intensified after issuing a statement defending its role in the multi-critical event at the 2025 US Open. Szczerek was filmed by snatching a signed hat from the Polish tennis player Kamil Mazakrizer, which was being handed over to a young fan during a live broadcast. This moment expressed global displeasure, in which visually disturbed children became the face of online controversy. In response to backlash, Szczerek reduced the incident. “The recent incident in a tennis match has created an online ruckus inequality. It is all about the famous hat, of course. Yes, I took it. Yes, I did it quickly. But as I have always said, life come first, first service, ”he said in a post Instagram. He further urged critics to extend the case. “I think some people cannot like it, but please, let’s not make a global scam out of the cap. It’s just a hat. If you were sharp, you will have it,” Szcjerek said.
CEO of Millionaire Piyotra Szeriq’s post on Instagram (Screengrab)
Addressing online misuse directed on him and his company, he also issued a warning. “Regarding online hatred, I remind you that insulting a public person is subject to legal liability. All aggressive comments, condemnation, and analysis of urges will be done for the possibility of taking the case to court.” Polish flooring and landlording firm Dogbruk co-founder and CEO entrepreneur has seen his reputation a serious hit as the clip went viral. Review sites and social media platforms were filled with important positions, while many users called for boycott of their business. Conversely, Majorzak helped himself to reduce stress by detecting a boy named Broke, and gave him a new autograph hat with other memorabilia. The gesture attracted widespread praise, although it raised much less to mold Szhekrek from the ongoing criticism.
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Nagpur: Indian Caggers performed well to boost their morale in the initial part of their tournament, but threw it in late towel in the second half, leading to Lebanon a 95–73 win at the FIBA Asia Cup U -16 Championship, which began on Sunday in Mongolia’s Ulanbatter. Despite being behind 34–40 in Haftime, India not only brought equality, but also took a lead of 45–43 in the third minute after the end change. Although India maintained that profit for the next two minutes, they failed to handle the protection of Lebanese pressure and lost 19–21 in the third quarter. This allowed his high-ranked opponents to gain momentum with eight-point cushions (61–53). In the last quarter, Lebanon came out blazing all guns, scoring 34-20 to scoring from all corners and won 22 points. For India, Shekhar Rathi (19), Armaan (14), Tear Tomar (12), and Krishna Suneria (10) scored in double digits.
Nagpur: The World Chess Federation (FIDE) made some announcements, punishing a Grandmaster to cheat and honor the players’ demands on the dress code. Kiril Shevchenko, Ukraine, who became a Grandmaster in 2017, canceled his GM title by Fide on Saturday. At the Spanish team championship held last October, Shevachhenko was cheated when two of their cell phones were found in the toilet, when some of their opponents complained to the arbiter. When the intermediaries investigated the case, they found Shawchhenko guilty and suspended him from the tournament. In March this year, when Shevchenko was banned for three years, he appealed to the Fide Ethics and Displishment Commission. On Saturday, the Commission canceled the Grandmaster title of Shevchenko and imposed a three -year ban. Meanwhile, Fide also updated its dress code rules, in which jeans can be worn in Grand Swiss events, respecting the demands of the players.
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