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Only for second time in 36 years, Bangladesh defeat Australia in ODIs after stunning them in Mirpur | Cricket

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Only for second time in 36 years, Bangladesh defeat Australia in ODIs after stunning them in Mirpur | Cricket

New Delhi: Bangladesh produced an epic performance to stun the reigning ODI World champions, Australia, in the first ODI of the three-match series at the Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka, on Tuesday, June 9. The Bangladeshi side put up a completely dominant performance in the series opener, and lightning and rain handed them a huge 86-run win (DLS method) in the opener. This is only the second time in 36 years that Bangladesh have managed to beat Australia in an ODI game, and it came after 21 years since their only victory over them in Cardiff in 2005. Bangladesh topples…

Kangana Ranaut takes charge of her social media accounts

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Jun

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Kangana Ranaut takes charge of her social media accounts

Kangana Ranaut is officially running her own social media again, and this time, she won’t holding anything back! At a promotional event in Mumbai for her upcoming film “Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata”, the actress revealed she has taken back charge of her social media accounts from her team. Recalling how her X account was famously banned in 2021 for policy violations, Kangana made it clear she is not planning to filter herself now, stating that she refuses to apologise for being "alive and real." "I asked my social media team, 'What is this? Are you writing a letter…

Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: India in group of death as Australia, South Africa breath down neck | Cricket

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Jun

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Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: India in group of death as Australia, South Africa breath down neck | Cricket

New Delhi: The Women's T20 World Cup 2026 sits on the horizon as the 12 teams are gearing up to put their best foot forward in the 24-day-long global showpiece in England that kicks off on June 12. For the first time, 12 teams will be featuring in the T20 World Cup as the expanded tournament promises to be an action-packed one. For the first time too, India enter a senior women's ICC tournament with the trophy monkey off their backs. They have the ODI World title with them and a whole lot of confidence from their victory at home…

Trump admits Iran shot down Apache helicopter over Strait of Hormuz, says ‘US must respond’ | World

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Jun

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Trump admits Iran shot down Apache helicopter over Strait of Hormuz, says ‘US must respond’ | World

Washington: US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (June 9) said that Iran shot down an Apache helicopter while it was patrolling over the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the United States would "have to respond" to the attack. In a post on social media, Trump said he had been informed by the US military that the incident occurred last night, adding that both pilots aboard the helicopter were rescued safely and escaped without injuries after a drone boat reached the crash site. Iranians shot down one of our highly sophisticated Apache helicopters "I have just been informed by our Great Military…

ICC gives verdict on Lord’s and Gaddafi Stadium pitches, slaps demerit points after biased conditions | Cricket

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Jun

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ICC gives verdict on Lord’s and Gaddafi Stadium pitches, slaps demerit points after biased conditions | Cricket

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has rated the Lord's and Gaddafi Stadium pitches as "unsatisfactory" following the recent results at the two venues. The Lord's was the centre of the England vs New Zealand first Test, where the hosts defeated the Blackcaps by 115 runs on a surface that saw extreme dominance of seam. The venue has been handed a demerit point, and it marks the first sanction that the Home of Cricket has received in its history. The Lord's Test saw only 996 balls being bowled as England secured a big win. Only two half-centuries were scored…

Ben Stokes to retire from international cricket? Reports make major claim after nightclub incident | Cricket

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Jun

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Ben Stokes to retire from international cricket? Reports make major claim after nightclub incident | Cricket

New Delhi: England Test captain Ben Stokes might well drop the retirement bombshell after the latest nightclub incident, which has sent him and fast-bowler Gus Atkinson into major trouble. Stokes and Atkinson have courted controversy after they "breached the team protocols" and went to a nightclub - Rex Room in Chelsea after England's 115-run win over New Zealand at Lord's. The two players were involved in an argument with Saracens Rugby player Totoa Auvaa, and the fracas led to Auvaa throwing a punch. While the players escaped any injury, the security officer was struck and reportedly needed stitches. The ECB…

H-1B visa fee row: Trump slams court ruling; why this decision matters beyond America? | World

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Jun

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H-1B visa fee row: Trump slams court ruling; why this decision matters beyond America? | World

Washington: A major political controversy has erupted in the United States after a federal court struck down the Trump administration's $100,000 H-1B visa fee, ruling that the charge was imposed without congressional approval. Reacting strongly to the verdict, US President Donald Trump accused federal judges of creating obstacles for his administration and harming the country through their decisions. Speaking to reporters after attending the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden in New York, Trump said federal courts were making governance increasingly difficult. Criticising the judiciary, he remarked, "These judges are giving us a very hard time. It's really crazy. They are…

Can India win their first-ever Women’s T20 World Cup? Australia conqueror opines | Cricket

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Jun

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Can India win their first-ever Women’s T20 World Cup? Australia conqueror opines | Cricket

New Delhi: Indian women achieved their much-awaited glory when they bagged the ODI World Cup 2025 at home in November, ending their long wait for a first senior ICC title. The victory was a watershed moment in Indian women's cricket, a tribute to every legend who has contributed to the sport and a testament to the fact that this Indian team is mighty. India's win over Australia in the semifinal was a stuff of dreams when Jemimah Rodrigues played arguably the best knock in a World Cup knockout, scoring an unbeaten 127 to power India to a record chase of…

Yellow Sweat Stains: How to get rid of yellow sweat stains |

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Jun

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Yellow Sweat Stains: How to get rid of yellow sweat stains |

We have all been there—buying pristine white outfits, only to find dirty yellow sweat patches after a couple of wears. Nothing’s more frustrating than the yellow sweat stains on your favourite clothes. That yellow underarm stain is worse than your ex—it haunts you forever. Though people think the yellow stain is from sweat alone, that’s not the truth. The stubborn yellow colour is the result of a chemical reaction happening over time. The good news is you can actually get rid of those stains. How? Take a look.Pick an enzyme-based detergentNo amount of regular detergent or intense scrubbing can remove…

Nathwani’s nomination put on hold after Congress’s objections

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Jun

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Nathwani’s nomination put on hold after Congress’s objections

Political developments gathered pace in Jharkhand on Tuesday after objections were raised against the nomination papers of independent Rajya Sabha candidate Parimal Nathwani during the scrutiny process for the upcoming Upper House elections. The scrutiny exercise was carried out at the office of the Returning Officer within the Jharkhand Assembly premises. While the nomination papers of Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) nominee Baidyanath Ram and Congress candidate Pranav Jha were accepted as valid, a final decision on Nathwani's candidature was deferred pending clarification on certain issues. Representatives of both the Congress and the JMM challenged Nathwani's nomination, alleging irregularities…