‘Australia isn’t place for weak men’: ‘Disappointed’ Ben Stokes admits England failed in pressure; refuses to concede Ashes | Cricket News

England’s captain Ben Stokes throws bat after loosing his wicket during the second Ashes cricket test match between Australia and England in Brisbane. (AP/PTI) England captain Ben Stokes said his team had not handled pressure in key passages after the defeat to Australia in the second Test at the Gabba on Sunday, but he added…

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Paint sector watch: Companies expect Q3 volume pickup on better margins; pricing pressure persists

Leading paint companies are turning cautiously optimistic about the December quarter, expecting a recovery in volumes and margins after a rain-disrupted first half, even as competition in the sector remains intense.Executives from Asian Paints, Kansai Nerolac, Berger Paints and AkzoNobel India said recent trends point to a demand revival from September, with benign raw material…

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This Indian influencer turned vintage handkerchiefs into a fashionable shirt and the internet is officially obsessed | Watch

(Image Credits: Instagram) In the age of fashion-forward brands and high-end couture, we witness trends coming and going every year. However, there are some picks that spark nostalgia and take us back to the days when we didn’t even understand the meaning of fashion or styling. But thanks to the internet, people’s creativity, experimentation, and…

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WTC 2025-27: Australia top World Test Championship standings after 2-0 Ashes lead; where are India? | Cricket News

Team India coach Gautam Gambhir and Australia and England skippers Australia have secured a 2-0 lead in the 2025/26 Ashes series by defeating England with an eight-wicket victory in the Brisbane day-night Test on Sunday.Joe Root achieved his first Test century in Australia, helping England reach 334 in their first innings. Zak Crawley contributed 76…

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The trip where the tiger didn’t show up until it did, but then I realised the bigger… |

I’d been writing travel stories, and about national parks for months, fact-checking, going through data, and obsessing over deadlines. At some point, I realised I was talking more about parks than actually being in them. That’s when the irresistible idea struck: I needed a personal wildlife break, free from targets, timelines, and editors’ red circles.November…

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