The presence of five left-handed batters in the New Zealand line-up is also another major reason why India want a different angle with Arshdeep bringing the ball back in. If the Friday's practice ...
Indian cricket team made just one change to their playing XI for the Champions Trophy 2025 Group A match against New Zealand in Dubai on Sunday. Fast bowler Harshit Rana was excluded from the ...
Ezra Mam says he is "grateful" the Broncos did not sack him after his car crash last October. Mam says he has reached out to the victims of the crash after not being permitted to contact them ...
Instead, Shami could be replaced by left-arm seamer Arshdeep Singh, who is seen as a possible weapon to tackle the five left-armers in the New Zealand batting line-up. According to a PTI report ...
A contrite Ezra Mam, who feared the sack from Brisbane, is bracing for possible legal action against him after Uber driver Marcel Van Den Camp launched proceedings against his third-party insurer.
The insolvency battle surrounding Byju’s has taken a new turn with allegations against global consulting firm EY. Byju Raveendran, founder of the edtech company, has accused EY of colluding with ...
Byju Raveendran also called for a “thorough investigation” into alleged collusion and fraud involving the firm’s lender Glas Trust and consultancy firm EY. Byju Raveendran, the founder and ...
Arshdeep trained under the watchful eyes of bowling coach Morne Morkel, bowling 13 overs with full run-up while Shami only bowled 6-7 overs with a curtailed run-up. He was not bowling full steam.
New York: A Bankruptcy Court in the US on Friday issued a summary judgement against Riju Ravindran, Think & Learn (the parent company of Byju’s), and the hedge fund Camshaft Capital, finding ...
There seems to be no end to the twists and turns in the BYJU’S saga. Now, the troubled edtech’s founder and CEO Byju Raveendran has raised questions over the ongoing insolvency proceedings ...
Indian cricket fans were left visibly disappointed and even irked with India's decision not to include pace ace Arshdeep Singh in their Champions Trophy clash against New Zealand on March 1.