UNDERACHIEVERS
Afghanistan-South Africa T20 World Cup semifinal pits cricket's overachievers against underachievers
In the T20 World Cup semifinals, Afghanistan faces a tough challenge against South Africa while carrying the hopes of their nation. With a strong bowling attack and resilient batting lineup, Afghanistan aims to defy the odds and emerge victorious in this high-stakes cricket encounter.
Who's hot, hotter, hottest among us?
Cities in India are engaging in a heat competition, boasting about their ability to endure high temperatures while also complaining about the heat. New Delhi has yet to reach 40°C, disqualifying it from the competition, while a western disturbance has spared Maharashtra, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan. The eastern front, however, is experiencing a heatwave, providing residents of Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and West Bengal with plenty to discuss. Sunday's forecast includes temperatures of 39°C in Delhi and Ranchi, 37°C in Mumbai and Bengaluru, and 41°C to 44°C in Bhubaneswar, Kolkata, and Patna, respectively.
If it's coming at your head, you have to find a way to hit it for six: Livingstone on new IPL rule
Livingstone, who has established himself among the leading power hitters in the game, is pretty clear about his plans against the short ball. "Playing a bouncer is something that you have to got to do as a batter in T20 cricket. Whether they can bowl one or two in an over, I don't think it really matters. If it is coming at your head you have to find a way to hit it for six and our job as a batter is to develop the skill to be able to do that.
US election tests Donald Trump's 'Teflon Don' image
Despite impeachment, lawsuits, and criminal charges, Donald Trump remains a strong political contender for the US presidential election, with polling leads in swing states. However, his legal troubles and the potential for conviction pose significant challenges to his campaign.
From September to a shaadi: How Disney found a new home for Mickey Mouse in India
The genesis of the Reliance Disney negotiations was in the fall of 2023 but it gathered momentum after Walbrooke visited the Reliance Mumbai office in October followed by Kevin Mayer and Manoj Modi catching up just before Christmas at the Ambani residence in Stoke Park, London, to shake hands and sign a non binding term sheet with a February 17th deadline.
Consider these factors before choosing a career path
You won't back down from challenges or new assignments if you are pursuing an exciting career path. Even if someone criticizes you for no apparent reason, you will maintain your cheerful disposition. You'll never stop learning new things as long as you have this curiosity. Naturally, this will result in greater career success and overall satisfaction.
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View: Interim budget high on rhetoric, low on actual commitment towards equitable society
The budget claims to be pro-welfare. However, allocations made cannot be taken at face value. Allocations for major welfare schemes in the 2023-24 budget have been significantly reduced in RE. PM Awas Yojana, National Health Mission, SC/ST welfare and Samagra Shiksha have taken the biggest hits.
Mohamed Salah: Out of sight, out of mind no more
His Liverpool team had just dismantled Newcastle United to move 3 points clear at the top of the Premier League. He had played wonderfully: scoring two goals, creating one and missing a penalty so as to foster the illusion of drama in what was otherwise a hopelessly one-sided sporting contest.
Yes, we haven't won ICC trophies: Ravichandran Ashwin claps back at Michael Vaughan's 'underachieving' remark about Team India
Ravichandran Ashwin countered Michael Vaughan's 'underachieving' label for Team India in cricket. Vaughan criticized India's recent track record, prompting Ashwin's response. Ashwin defended the team's Test prowess, highlighting their strong away performances and nuances in cricket. He addressed India's critique culture, stressing the sport's complexities. Despite India's stumble in South Africa's Test series, Ashwin emphasized a quality team's resilience.
India are one of the most underachieving cricket teams in the world: Michael Vaughan
Michael Vaughan, former England captain, suggested that despite India's abundant talent and resources, their cricket team hasn't matched expectations, citing a lack of global trophies in the past decade. He queried if India is among the most underachieving teams globally. Vaughan highlighted India's victories in Australia but criticized their performance in recent World Cups, expressing surprise at their inability to secure more wins despite their talent pool. He emphasized that India, despite being a skilled team, hasn't capitalized on their potential to win more consistently.
Metro Boomin responds to Drake's 'tweet and deleters' dig
After Drake's confrontational live stream, Metro Boomin subtly responds with a viral video, adding fuel to their apparent feud. As tensions escalate, social media posts and deleted tweets show a brewing discord between the once-collaborative artists.
Is Drake sending shots at Metro Boomin? Here is what fans have to say
In a Kick Sunday live-stream, Drake confronted "non-believers" and "under-achievers," singling out "tweet-and-deleters." Speculation intensified as he aimed his anger towards this group, with many linking the tension to a subtle clash with Metro Boomin over recent comments and social media actions.
KL the Keeper of India's fortunes: When 'Dhoni' Review System' became Decision 'Rahul' System
KL Rahul has emerged as a vital player in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, not only as a batsman but also as a reliable wicket-keeper, earning him the moniker 'Decision Rahul System' (DRS). Rahul has played a calming influence role with both bat and gloves, making critical contributions.
Shipping shifts from jackpot to job cuts after $364 billion boom
Over the past 10 days, Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd and closely held CMA CGM SA of France — all top-five players that together control about one-third of the world’s container capacity — said they’re cutting costs.
West Ham vs Everton: Kick-off date, time, live streaming, TV channel, and more
The recent narrow defeat in the Merseyside derby added to Everton's woes.
'Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon': Michael Lewis explores mind behind bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange company FTX in new book
Author Michael Lewis released his new book, 'Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon', which chronicles the life of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried. The book arrives amid Lewis' facing criticism for his portrayal of characters, including allegations of bias. Lewis, known for his bestselling nonfiction books, spent months shadowing Bankman-Fried and interviewing those close to him.
‘Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain’: See release date, cast, storyline, trailer, streaming platform and more
The "Saturday Night Live" trio, who are known as Please Don't Destroy, has released a trailer for their first movie, "Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain." It is set to debut on Peacock on November 17. The film, which is produced by Judd Apatow, follows three friends on a treasure hunt.
Export headwinds to stretch MSME working capital requirements: Report
The US and Eurozone are the two geographies account for a third of India’s overall exports.
5 charts show where stock market is headed after wild first half
The Nasdaq 100 is heading for its best H1 ever, with a surge of 36% so far this year. But Wall Street is concerned that the rally may be derailed by the Federal Reserve tightening its policy. Despite recession fears and bank failures, investors have remained optimistic as the US economy shows resilience and the earnings outlook improves. However, analysts warn that the rally in tech stocks appears overblown due to rich valuations and only a few high-flying companies such as Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia. Historically, a strong first-half for the stock market has been a good omen for the rest of the year.
At 23 pc spend, Andhra Pradesh leads laggards in state capex in FY23; Karnataka, Bihar cross 100 pc
As against this, in FY21, the underachievement level was a high 72 per cent, primarily due to the pandemic emergency spending, and had improved to 95 per cent in FY22.
Man City on brink of title after Arsenal rocked by Brighton
Speaking after City's win at Goodison Park, Guardiola revelled in his team's ability to dominate in the title race while also competing for the Champions League and the FA Cup.
Can Trevor Bayliss-Shikhar Dhawan combine get the best out of Punjab Kings?
Punjab have plenty of firepower in the batting unit despite the absence of Bairstow. The presence of Dhawan, Liam Livingstone, Bhanuka Rajapaksa, Jitesh Sharm, Curran, Short, who impressed in the latest Big Bash edition, make them a force to be reckoned with. Curran, player of the 2022 T20 World Cup, is expected to play every game and contribute in both the departments.
Bukayo Saka stars as rampant Arsenal move eight points clear
Gabriel Martinelli opened the scoring in the first half at the Emirates Stadium to put the leaders on course for a sixth successive league victory. It was redemption for Martinelli, whose missed penalty condemned Arsenal to Europa League last 16 defeat in their shoot-out against Sporting Lisbon on Thursday.
Razzie Awards Nominations 2023: Blonde, Good Mourning, and Pinocchio; Check all details here
Razzie Awards Nominations 2023 are out. It celebrates the worst of cinematic achievements and is known as the "ugly cousin" of the Oscars.
'Saudi would back bids for Man United, Leiverpool'
Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal even said the Gulf state could be a new home for clubless superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
PM Modi security breach result of Congress fears: MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan
"What happened in Punjab has never happened in India's history. The Prime Minister went to Punjab and providing security (to the PM) is the responsibility of the State government. When Prime Ministers even from Congress visited (our state) we used to make all necessary arrangements," he said.
Time magazine dubs PM Manmohan Singh as 'underachiever'
Manmohan Singh has been dubbed as an "underachiever" by Time which says he appears "unwilling to stick his neck out" on reforms.
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