From stop clock to boundary catches: ICC makes multiple big changes to cricket rules | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has introduced a range of changes to playing conditions in Test, ODI, and T20I formats, focusing on over rates, ball usage, boundary catches, concussion substitutes, and wides.STOP CLOCKIn an effort to improve over rates and reduce delays, a stop clock—already trialled in white-ball formats—will now be a permanent…

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Stock market rally under threat! Rs 1 lakh crore shares dumped by promoters, private equity firms & strategic investors; what’s happening

Promoters offloaded approximately Rs 61,000 crore in shares, while PE/VC firms exited nearly Rs 28,000 crore. (AI image) Promoters, private equity firms, and other large strategic investors disposed of shares worth over Rs 1 lakh crore within two months, exerting supply-side pressure on India’s stock market indices Sensex and Nifty, which pursued new record highs.Promoters…

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Shocking Warning! Bread, potatoes, and cereal may contain cadmium linked to cancer, high BP, and other risks especially for children |

French doctors have given a stern warning regarding ‘cadmium’, a poisonous heavy metal present in all our daily foodstuffs such as bread, potatoes, and cereals. Most commonly entering the food chain in the form of phosphate fertilisers, cadmium is a serious health hazard, particularly to young children. French physicians identify long-term threats caused by ingestion…

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‘We were told there was a threat’: Rohit Sharma spills secrets of India vs Pakistan clash | Cricket News

Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: The anticipation surrounding an India-Pakistan match is unlike any other in cricket — a sentiment echoed by fans and players alike, thanks to the intense and historic rivalry between the two nations. India captain Rohit Sharma, who has featured in numerous such high-stakes contests,…

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After suspending Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, India now eyes changing Ganges Water Sharing Treaty with Bangladesh

The water-sharing agreement of 1996 between India and Bangladesh was established to resolve disputes regarding the Farakka water allocation. (AI image) Ganges Water Sharing Treaty with Bangladesh to be revised? India is exploring various alternatives to modify and reassess a significant agreement with Bangladesh regarding the distribution of Ganga waters, following its decision to suspend…

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