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What did Ben Stokes change like this? England eliminated 4 teams including Pakistan and India in 10 months

Ben Stokes Changed England Team: Under the leadership of Ben Stokes, England has created history in Pakistan. He defeated Pakistan 3-0 in the 3-match Test series at his own home. Never before had Pakistan lost 3 Test matches in a series at home. #Ben #Stokes #change #England #eliminated #teams #including #Pakistan #India #months

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Saab receives service and maintenance request for South African Gripens

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 09/19/2022 - 8:30 PM In Military, Saab

Saab received a support contract for the service, repairs and maintenance of the Gripen C/D fighters of the South African Air Force (SAAF).

The order value is 333 million Swedish kronor (about US$ 32 million) over a three-year period, from 2022 to 2025, and covers services, repairs and maintenance, as well as minor updates to the support and training systems of the South African Air Force's Gripen system.

South Africa has been operating Gripen C/D since 2008 and is the first export customer of Saab's Gripen.

"I am very happy and pleased that we have reached an agreement for a new support contract, so that we can best support our customers in their operational needs," says Asa Schöllin, head of Saab's Gripen Sustainability business unit.

The Gripen C-series is the most reliable swing-role combat aircraft available in the world today. More than 150 million people in five countries on three continents rely on the Gripen C-series to protect their sovereign airspace and ensure their independence.

Gripen C/D successfully participated in NATO-led exercises, as well as several air policing exercises and missions around the world.

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Pakistan Super League Severely Hit, Several Overseas Stars Pull Out Ahead Of New Season

Several high-profile international cricketers have pulled out of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) due to the overlapping of dates with other franchise-based tournaments and many cricket boards denying permission to their players to compete in domestic T20 competitions. The PSL begins in Lahore on February 17 and all the six franchises have been hit hard with several players opting for the Bangladesh Premier League, ILT20 and SA20 leagues.

PSL side Multan Sultans have lost several players they had initially signed up for the upcoming season, with England pace bowler Reece Topley being the latest to pull out due to an injury.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) also said it had not issued a no-objection certificate (NOC) to Topley to play in the PSL.

Some other boards are also having second thoughts about giving no-objection certificates for PSL.

Multan will also be without Pakistan fast bowler Ehsanullah, who has failed to recover from an elbow surgery he suffered last year after the PSL.

Peshawar Zalmi have also lost a big name in Lungi Ngidi of South Africa, while Quetta Gladiators will be without Sri Lanka's Wanandu Hasaranga.

West Indies cricketers Shai Hope, Matthew Forde and Akeal Hosein, South Africa's Tabraiz Shamshi and Rassie van Der Dussen, England's James Vince and Afghanistan's Noor Ahmed and Naveen ul Haq, among others, will also skip the entire tournament.

A PSL franchise owner has asked the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to revisit the tournament window, as it is not possible to get big players when three leagues are happening on after the other.

"The SA20 ended recently and the ILT20 concludes on the day the PSL begins, so it is getting difficult to sign big players now," he said on condition of anonymity.

He also pointed out that January-February is a busy season for international cricket series. Sri Lanka are playing a series against Afghanistan, South Africa are in the middle of a two-Test series against New Zealand while West Indies are playing a series against Australia.

"There is an acute need to change the PSL window, else it will lose its charm if we don't get big overseas names," he added.

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India thrash South Africa by eight wickets

India’s seamers Arshdeep Singh and Avesh Khan helped skittle South Africa out for 116 before Sai Sudharsan scored an unbeaten 55 on debut as India romped to an eight-wicket victory in the first One-Day International at The Wanderers on Sunday.

South Africa won the toss and elected to bat but the decision proved disastrous as they were bowled out for their lowest total on home soil in the 50-over format, narrowly underperforming the previous worst mark of 118 – also against India – in Pretoria in 2018.

Singh picked up five wickets for 37 runs in his 10 overs and Khan took 4-27 in eight as they bowled a wicket-to-wicket line that had seven of the South African batters either bowled or dismissed leg before wicket.All-rounder Andile Phehlukwayo offered some resistance for the hosts with 33 from 49 balls before he became Singh’s fifth and final victim.

“The plan was to keep it simple,” Singh said after his first ODI in more than a year. “I hadn’t opened my account in One-Day Internationals having played three games before this, so to get a five-for is really special.The wicket was helping, so we tried to maintain the basics and use the right lengths.

“Before the game we thought there wouldn’t be much movement, so we were surprised, but there was a nice breeze and some purchase off the wicket, so the plan was to hit the wickets and look for lbws.”

Khan removed the middle and lower order for his career-best bowling figures in ODIs.India were positive in their chase and reached their target in 16.4 overs with exactly 200 balls to spare.Debutant left-handed opener Sudharsan scored an elegant 55 not out in 43 balls, including nine fours.

He was supported by Shreyas Iyer, who was caught with victory in sight having scored 52 from 45 balls.The second game in the three-match series will be played in Gqeberha on Tuesday.

Both teams are missing several of their regular players, who are either injured or rested for the two-match Test series that follows.

Arshdeep, Avesh destroy South African batting

Indian pace bowlers Arshdeep Singh and Avesh Khan sent South Africa crashing to 116 all out in the first one-day international at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday.

Left-armer Arshdeep took five for 37 and Avesh claimed four for 27 as they rose to the challenge of representing an Indian side which included only three players from the side that played in the World Cup final last month.

Arshdeep had not taken a wicket in three previous one-day internationals while Avesh had taken only three in five appearances.

South African captain Aiden Markram chose to bat on the pitch which was used for a Twenty20 international on Thursday, expecting it to help the spinners later in the match.

But the seamers gained considerable assistance and took full advantage. Arshdeep took the first four wickets in a seven-over opening spell and Avesh followed up by taking the next four, also in a seven-over spell.

Andile Phehlukwayo hit 33 to enable South Africa to go past the lowest total in 55 one-day internationals at the Wanderers – 109 by Pakistan against South Africa in 1994/95.

Brief scores:

South Africa 116 in 27.3 overs (A. Phehlukwayo 33; Arshdeep Singh 5-37, Avesh Khan 4-27).

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daddyscore · 5 months

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Ian Chappell Blunt Dig at the Resignation of Babar Azam as Team Pakistan Captain

Last week, the captain of Pakistan, Babar Azam, stepped down as captain of the national team across all three formats of the game. His decision came shortly after the side's disappointing exit from the 2023 World Cup, where it finished fifth. Pakistan faced defeats to arch-rivals India as well as Afghanistan, while facing narrow losses to South Africa and eventual champions Australia as well. While his successor in ODIs is yet to be announced, Shaheen Afridi will now lead Pakistan in T20Is, while Shan Masood was named the skipper in Tests.

Ahead of the series, former Australia batter Ian Chappell spoke about Babar stepping down as captain and made an interesting remark on Pakistan cricket; the former Aussie skipper stated that it is “typical” of Pakistan to keep changing captains.

Chappell said, "Yeah, that’s a pity; I think Babar’s a very good player. He’s not leaving the Pakistan side, and maybe they can find a better captain. But it’s typical of Pakistan; they change captains frequently.” Babar is a part of the Pakistan Test squad for the Australia tour, but Chappell believes the visitors face a herculean task when they land down under.

He also said, “The problem with Pakistan is they don’t have a great record in Australia, even when they had good sides who could bat and bowl. They’ve got some good quickies at the moment, but the bounce of Australian pitches has always troubled them.”

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Coronavirus: Latest Statistics on Bill's Bible Basics Blog https://www.billkochman.com/Blog/index.php/coronavirus-latest-statistics-bills-bible-basics-blog/ NOTE: Be advised that due to the ongoing situation regarding the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this blog post will be updated frequently, as my time permits, until world health officials determine that the virus has peaked, and is on a steady downward trend worldwide. CORONAVIRUS LATEST STATISTICS Last Updated On: Saturday, February 27, 2021 Last Updated At: 01:24 PM ChST (Chamorro Standard Time/GMT+10) Total Countries Infected: 192 Please note that the accuracy of the figures which are shared in this BBB Blog post is based on two things: 1. The honesty and accuracy of the governments and health institutions which are reporting these statistics. 2. The level of testing which is being conducted by each nation which contributes statistics to this list. Having said that, because some nations have been very slow to conduct tests, and/or have a very limited number of test kits in their possession, it is most probable that the figures listed below are far below reality. In short, the more tests each nation conducts, the more accurate these statistics will become over time. However, they will never be completely accurate due to a variety of reasons, which I explain in my series "Coronavirus: Just the Facts, Ma'am", as well as in other BBB Blog posts. Nations With 1000+ Confirmed Cases: Note: To see a complete list, please go to https://www.billkochman.com/covid-19.html Country Confirmed Active Deaths Recovered Total 113,375,335 46,932,969 2,515,896 63,926,470 USA 28,484,429 27,974,106 510,323 None India 11,063,491 155,986 156,825 10,750,680 Brazil 10,455,630 922,787 252,835 9,280,008 Russia 4,175,757 350,799 83,900 3,741,058 United Kingdom 4,175,315 4,041,088 122,648 11,579 France 3,746,707 3,399,320 85,738 261,649 Spain 3,188,553 2,969,035 69,142 150,376 Italy 2,888,923 404,664 97,227 2,387,032 Turkey 2,683,971 98,754 28,432 2,556,785 Germany 2,436,506 126,155 69,750 2,240,601 Colombia 2,244,792 43,400 59,518 2,141,874 Argentina 2,098,728 154,007 51,887 1,892,834 Mexico 2,069,370 265,670 183,692 1,620,008 Poland 1,684,788 235,883 43,353 1,405,552 Iran 1,615,184 175,363 59,899 1,379,922 South Africa 1,510,778 34,577 49,784 1,426,417 Ukraine 1,381,273 148,244 27,146 1,205,883 Indonesia 1,322,866 158,408 35,786 1,128,672 Peru 1,308,722 52,070 45,903 1,210,749 Czechia 1,212,780 137,698 19,999 1,055,083 Netherlands 1,093,899 1,063,943 15,626 14,330 Canada 866,735 30,261 21,915 814,559 Chile 816,929 23,578 20,400 772,951 Portugal 802,773 72,037 16,243 714,493 Romania 795,732 39,479 20,233 736,020 Israel 770,780 39,356 5,697 725,727 Belgium 763,885 741,879 22,006 None Iraq 688,698 45,155 13,365 630,178 Sweden 657,309 644,483 12,826 None Pakistan 577,482 22,285 12,804 542,393 Philippines 571,327 34,498 12,247 524,582 Switzerland 554,932 227,371 9,961 317,600 Bangladesh 545,424 41,531 8,395 495,498 Morocco 482,994 5,999 8,608 468,387 Austria 454,860 19,088 8,515 427,257 Serbia 453,240 448,826 4,414 None Japan 429,860 15,614 7,818 406,428 Hungary 419,182 86,488 14,795 317,899 United Arab Emirates 385,160 6,425 1,198 377,537 Jordan 383,912 35,422 4,650 343,840 Saudi Arabia 376,723 2,549 6,483 367,691 Lebanon 369,692 80,032 4,610 285,050 Panama 339,781 9,125 5,820 324,836 Slovakia 303,420 41,154 6,966 255,300 Malaysia 295,951 27,994 1,111 266,846 Belarus 284,500 7,800 1,957 274,743 Ecuador 282,599 28,069 15,713 238,817 Nepal 273,984 936 2,771 270,277 Georgia 270,137 2,605 3,485 264,047 Kazakhstan 260,384 20,470 3,160 236,754 Bolivia 246,822 44,164 11,577 191,081 Bulgaria 245,627 32,005 10,128 203,494 Croatia 242,097 3,046 5,503 233,548 Dominican Republic 238,205 45,960 3,082 189,163 Azerbaijan 233,989 2,297 3,213 228,479 Tunisia 231,964 27,077 7,942 196,945 Ireland 218,251 190,587 4,300 23,364 Denmark 210,900

6,328 2,354 202,218 Costa Rica 204,341 24,442 2,800 177,099 Lithuania 196,690 11,202 3,225 182,263 Kuwait 189,046 10,841 1,072 177,133 Slovenia 188,676 12,948 3,823 171,905 Greece 188,201 87,998 6,439 93,764 Moldova 183,338 14,551 3,899 164,888 Egypt 181,241 30,724 10,590 139,927 West Bank and Gaza 180,848 13,624 2,019 165,205 Guatemala 173,814 6,890 6,348 160,576 Armenia 171,510 5,162 3,183 163,165 Honduras 168,243 98,719 4,099 65,425 Qatar 162,737 9,673 257 152,807 Paraguay 157,603 22,990 3,152 131,461 Ethiopia 157,047 20,146 2,340 134,561 Nigeria 155,076 20,630 1,902 132,544 Burma 141,875 7,242 3,198 131,435 Oman 140,588 7,342 1,562 131,684 Venezuela 138,295 6,578 1,338 130,379 Libya 132,458 10,792 2,174 119,492 Bosnia and Herzegovina 130,979 10,061 5,071 115,847 Bahrain 121,127 6,886 442 113,799 Algeria 112,805 31,986 2,977 77,842 Kenya 105,467 17,093 1,853 86,521 Albania 105,229 35,466 1,756 68,007 North Macedonia 101,762 7,748 3,119 90,895 China 100,885 490 4,834 95,561 Korea, South 89,321 7,393 1,595 80,333 Kyrgyzstan 86,142 1,618 1,463 83,061 Latvia 84,983 9,304 1,601 74,078 Ghana 82,586 5,419 594 76,573 Sri Lanka 82,430 4,346 459 77,625 Uzbekistan 79,804 849 622 78,333 Zambia 77,639 3,938 1,066 72,635 Montenegro 74,789 8,544 994 65,251 Norway 70,564 51,944 622 17,998 Kosovo 68,451 7,419 1,592 59,440 Estonia 62,830 13,764 575 48,491 Singapore 59,913 81 29 59,803 El Salvador 59,866 2,713 1,841 55,312 Mozambique 58,218 17,799 613 39,806 Uruguay 56,542 6,929 601 49,012 Finland 56,407 15,665 742 40,000 Afghanistan 55,696 3,969 2,442 49,285 Luxembourg 55,110 2,986 637 51,487 Cuba 48,441 4,392 314 43,735 Uganda 40,322 25,372 334 14,616 Namibia 38,424 2,012 418 35,994 Zimbabwe 36,044 2,042 1,463 32,539 Cameroon 35,714 2,569 551 32,594 Cyprus 34,181 31,893 231 2,057 Senegal 34,031 4,797 857 28,377 Cote d'Ivoire 32,478 857 190 31,431 Malawi 31,675 12,455 1,037 18,183 Sudan 30,284 5,543 1,878 22,863 Australia 28,965 5,154 909 22,902 Botswana 28,371 4,817 310 23,244 Thailand 25,809 774 83 24,952 Congo (Kinshasa) 25,691 6,698 707 18,286 Jamaica 22,471 8,827 413 13,231 Malta 21,982 2,582 313 19,087 Angola 20,759 948 504 19,307 Madagascar 19,831 238 297 19,296 Maldives 19,479 2,417 60 17,002 Rwanda 18,689 1,129 258 17,302 Mauritania 17,187 214 439 16,534 Eswatini 16,972 2,081 650 14,241 Guinea 15,894 926 89 14,879 Syria 15,467 4,812 1,018 9,637 Cabo Verde 15,253 353 146 14,754 Gabon 14,564 1,338 83 13,143 Tajikistan 13,308 0 90 13,218 Haiti 12,352 2,426 247 9,679 Belize 12,293 142 315 11,836 Burkina Faso 11,939 393 142 11,404 Andorra 10,822 318 110 10,394 Lesotho 10,491 6,454 292 3,745 Suriname 8,913 352 170 8,391 Congo (Brazzaville) 8,820 1,673 128 7,019 Bahamas 8,519 1,031 179 7,309 Guyana 8,513 373 195 7,945 Mali 8,358 1,653 350 6,355 Trinidad and Tobago 7,704 120 139 7,445 South Sudan 7,597 3,400 90 4,107 Togo 6,730 1,126 82 5,522 Somalia 6,687 2,680 223 3,784 Nicaragua 6,445 2,047 173 4,225 Djibouti 6,062 105 63 5,894 Iceland 6,049 14 29 6,006 Equatorial Guinea 5,957 261 91 5,605 Benin 5,434 1,116 70 4,248 Central African Republic 5,004 21 63 4,920 Niger 4,740 318 172 4,250 Gambia 4,691 454 148 4,089 Chad 3,957 369 138 3,450 Sierra Leone 3,884 1,193 79 2,612 San Marino 3,671 374 73 3,224 Comoros 3,558 159 144 3,255 Saint Lucia 3,356 409 35 2,912 Guinea-Bissau 3,241 596 48 2,597 Barbados 2,994 691 33 2,270 Eritrea 2,847 587 7 2,253 Mongolia 2,831 679 2 2,150 Seychelles 2,592 318 11 2,263 Liechtenstein 2,564 26 54 2,484 Vietnam 2,426 552 35 1,839 New Zealand 2,372 66 26 2,280 Yemen 2,267 206 627 1,434 Burundi 2,143 1,367 3 773 Liberia 2,010 41 85 1,884 Monaco 1,942 227 23 1,692 Sao Tome and Principe 1,745 381 28 1,336 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1,519 665 6 848 Papua New Guinea 1,228 370 12 846 For those of you who may have possibly missed some of my previous coronavirus-related writings, following is a list of everything I have written to date regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

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WTC Points Table: Pakistan's team slips even from West Indies, India close to final

WTC Points Table: Pakistan’s team slips even from West Indies, India close to final

new Delhi. Pakistan got a big defeat in the 3 match test series against England (PAK vs ENG). Babar Azam’s team had to face defeat by 0-3. However, England will not get much benefit from the victory in the World Test Championship (World Test Championship 2022-23). The team is already out of the race for the finals. After losing the series, Pakistan’s team will also not be able to make a place in…

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History of cricket

The history of cricket is a long and fascinating journey that spans several centuries. It's a sport with roots in England but has since become a global phenomenon with millions of fans and players worldwide. Let's explore the history of cricket in a chronological order:

1. Early Origins (16th Century):

Cricket is believed to have originated in England during the 16th century. It was initially played by shepherds and farmers as a recreational pastime.

The first recorded game of cricket took place in the 16th century in Guildford, Surrey.

2. Growth and Popularity (17th Century):

Cricket began to gain popularity in the 17th century and was played in various forms.

The first reference to cricket as a "bat and ball" sport was in 1611.

The Hambledon Club, founded in the 1760s, was one of the earliest cricket clubs and played a significant role in shaping the game's rules.

3. Evolution of Cricket Rules (18th Century):

The 18th century saw the formalization of cricket's rules, including the introduction of the bat's width and the length of the pitch.

The Laws of Cricket were written down for the first time in 1744.

4. Inter-Colonial Cricket (19th Century):

Cricket spread to other parts of the British Empire, including Australia, India, and the West Indies, during the 19th century.

The first recorded cricket match in Australia took place in 1803, and India's first recorded cricket match was in 1721.

5. The Formation of International Cricket (19th Century):

The first international cricket match was played between the United States and Canada in 1844.

The first Test match, considered the pinnacle of cricket, was played between England and Australia in 1877.

6. The Ashes Series (19th Century):

The Ashes series began in 1882 when Australia defeated England at The Oval. It gave rise to one of cricket's most famous rivalries.

7. The Growth of Limited-Overs Cricket (20th Century):

Limited-overs cricket, such as One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and later Twenty20 (T20) cricket, gained popularity in the 20th century.

The first official ODI was played between Australia and England in 1971.

8. The World of Cricket Today (21st Century):

Cricket has expanded globally, with countries like Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies producing world-class players.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) governs international cricket and organizes global tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup and World Twenty20.

9. Women's Cricket (20th Century Onwards):

Women's cricket has grown significantly, with international competitions like the Women's Cricket World Cup and the ICC Women's T20 World Cup gaining prominence.

10. The Indian Premier League (IPL): - The IPL, launched in 2008, is a highly popular Twenty20 cricket league in India. It has become one of the most-watched cricket leagues globally.

Cricket's history is marked by its evolution from a simple pastime to a highly organized and global sport. It has had a profound cultural and social impact in many countries, and its popularity continues to grow, making it one of the most-watched and cherished sports in the world.

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whatsonmedia · 8 months

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5 Must-Watch Sporting Events in September!

September is a packed month for sporting events, with something for everyone to enjoy. Here are 5 must-watch events, from cricket to football to basketball. The Asia Cup, international friendlies, Euro 2024 qualifying matches, and WNBA playoffs are all taking place in September. Be sure to mark your calendars and catch some of the action. Cricket Asia Cup 2023 The Asia Cup is one of the most prestigious cricket tournaments in the world, and this year's edition is sure to be no different. With India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh all competing, there are sure to be some thrilling matches. The tournament will be held in Sri Lanka from September 7 to 19, 2023.1st ODI, England v New Zealand - 2023 Men's ODI Series : England vs New Zealand০ Date : Friday 8 September ০ Time : 17:30 BDT০ Venue : Cardiff Wales Stadium, Cardiff2nd ODI, South Africa v Australia - 2023 Men's ODI Series :South Africa vs Australia০ Date : Saturday 9 September০ Time : 17:00 BDT০ Venue : Mangaung Oval, BloemfonteinAsia Cup 2023 Asia Cup 2023 has few exciting matches this week :Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh (Match 8)০ Date : Saturday 9 September ০ Time : 15:30 BDT০ Venue : R.Premadasa Stadium, KhettaramaPakistan vs India (Match 9)০ Date : Sunday 10 September০ Time : 14:30 BDT০ Venue : R.Premadasa Stadium, KhettaramaIndia vs Sri Lanka (Match 10)০ Date : Tuesday 12 September০ Time : 14:30 BDT০ Venue : R.Premadasa Stadium, KhettaramaPakistan vs Sri Lanka (Match 11)০ Date : Thursday 14 September০ Time : 14:30 BDT০ Venue : R.Premadasa Stadium, Khettarama Football International Friendlies :There are a number of international friendlies taking place in September 2023, including Germany vs Japan, Scotland vs England, and Germany vs France. These matches are a great opportunity for teams to test their strength ahead of upcoming tournaments. The friendlies will be played between September 8 and 12, 2023.There will be few of international friendly matches played this week, including:Germany vs Japan০ Date : Saturday 9 September, 2023০ Time : 19:45০ Venue : Volkswagen ArenaScotland vs England০ Date : Tuesday 12 September, 2023০ Time : 19:45০ Venue : Hampden ParkGermany vs France০ Date : Tuesday 12 September, 2023০ Time : 20:00০ Venue : Signal Iduna ParkJapan vs Turkey০ Date : Tuesday 12 September, 2023০ Time : 13:20০ Venue : Cegeka ArenaEuro 24 Qualifying : The qualifying matches for Euro 2024 are also taking place in September 2023. Portugal vs Luxembourg and Belgium vs Estonia are two of the key matches to watch out for. The qualifying matches will be played between September 8 and 14, 2023.There will be couple of euro qualifying matches this week :Portugal vs Luxemburg০ Date : Monday 11 September, 2023০ Time : 19:45০ Venue : Estádio AlgarveBelgium vs Estonia০ Date : Tuesday 12 September, 2023০ Time : 19:45০ Venue : King Baudouin Stadium Basketball WNBA playoffs this week : The WNBA playoffs are also in full swing in September 2023. The Mystic vs Dream, Sun vs Sky, and Aces vs Mercury are some of the must-watch games. The WNBA playoffs will be played between September 8 and 18, 2023. Mystic vs Dream০ Date: Saturday 9 September, 2023০ Time : 5:00 am০ Venue : Entertainment & Sports ArenaSun vs Sky ০ Date : Sunday 10 September, 2023০ Time : 11:00 pm০ Venue : Mohegan Sun ArenaAces vs Mercury০ Date : Monday 11 September, 2023০ Time : 1:00 am০ Venue : T-mobile Arena Other Sports There are a number of other sporting events taking place in September 2023, including the Rugby World Cup, the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, and the US Open. Be sure to check out the full schedule to see what other events are happening. These are just a few of the many great sporting events taking place in September 2023. So, if you're a fan of sports, be sure to mark your calendars and catch some of the action. Read the full article

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cricketmood · 8 months

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The following Bazball difficulty is India, which is widely recognised as one of the toughest obstacles in Test matches: Mr. Nasser Hussain

After dropping the first two Test matches, England fought valiantly to tie the Ashes series at two games each. Even though they were unable to win back the urn, the cricket community praised their perseverance and willingness to take on the World Test Champions Australia, who currently possess what is arguably the best bowling attack in the world.

Since Brendon McCullum took over as head coach and teamed up with captain Ben Stokes, England’s playing strategy has been like a breath of new air to the game’s most fundamental rules. Some of the strongest bowling attacks in the world have been deflated by their “Bazball” ruse. The methodical lunacy that Bazball brings with it has been witnessed by teams like New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa.

When Stokes’ team travels to India to play in a five-match Test series in early 2024, Nasser Hussain believes the famous Bazball technique is poised for an intriguing battle. The English hitters’ aggressive batting approach hasn’t been tried on surfaces like those that might be available during the trip, so the spin-friendly conditions in India will present a new challenge.

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brookstonalmanac · 9 months

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Events 8.12 (after 1900)

1914 – World War I: The United Kingdom and the British Empire declare war on Austria-Hungary. 1914 – World War I: The Battle of Halen a.k.a. Battle of the Silver Helmets a clash between large Belgian and German cavalry formations at Halen, Belgium. 1944 – Waffen-SS troops massacre 560 people in Sant'Anna di Stazzema. 1944 – Nazi German troops end the week-long Wola massacre, during which time at least 40,000 people are killed indiscriminately or in mass executions. 1944 – Alençon is liberated by General Philippe Leclerc de Hauteclocque, the first city in France to be liberated from the Nazis by French forces. 1948 – Babrra massacre: About 600 unarmed members of the Khudai Khidmatgar movement are shot dead on the orders of the Chief Minister of the North-West Frontier Province, Abdul Qayyum Khan Kashmiri, on Babrra ground in the Hashtnagar region of Charsadda District, North-West Frontier Province (now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa), Pakistan. 1950 – Korean War: Bloody Gulch massacre: Seventy-five American POWs are massacred by the North Korean Army. 1952 – The Night of the Murdered Poets: Thirteen prominent Jewish intellectuals are murdered in Moscow, Russia, Soviet Union. 1953 – First thermonuclear bomb test: The Soviet atomic bomb project continues with the detonation of "RDS-6s" (Joe 4) using a "layered" scheme. 1953 – The 7.2 Ms  Ionian earthquake shakes the southern Ionian Islands with a maximum Mercalli intensity of X (Extreme). Between 445 and 800 people are killed. 1960 – Echo 1A, NASA's first successful communications satellite, is launched.x 1964 – South Africa is banned from the Olympic Games due to the country's racist policies. 1969 – Violence erupts after the Apprentice Boys of Derry march in Derry, Northern Ireland, resulting in a three-day communal riot known as the Battle of the Bogside. 1976 – Between 1,000 and 3,500 Palestinians are killed in the Tel al-Zaatar massacre, one of the bloodiest events of the Lebanese Civil War. 1977 – The first free flight of the Space Shuttle Enterprise. 1977 – The Sri Lanka Riots: Targeting the minority Sri Lankan Tamils, begin, less than a month after the United National Party came to power. Over 300 Tamils are killed. 1981 – The IBM Personal Computer is released. 1985 – Japan Airlines Flight 123 crashes into Osutaka ridge in Gunma Prefecture, Japan, killing 520, to become the worst single-plane air disaster. 1990 – Sue, the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton found to date, is discovered by Sue Hendrickson in South Dakota. 1992 – Canada, Mexico and the United States announce completion of negotiations for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). 1994 – Major League Baseball players go on strike, eventually forcing the cancellation of the 1994 World Series. 2000 – The Russian Navy submarine Kursk explodes and sinks in the Barents Sea during a military exercise, killing her entire 118-man crew. 2015 – At least two massive explosions kill 173 people and injure nearly 800 more in Tianjin, China. 2016 – Syrian civil war: The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) capture the city of Manbij from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). 2018 – Thirty-nine civilians, including a dozen children, are killed in an explosion at a weapons depot in Sarmada, Syria. 2021 – Six people, five victims and the perpetrator are killed in Keyham, Plymouth in the worst mass shooting in the UK since 2010.

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Zimbabwe's cricketing journey

If any team has impressed a lot in recent times through its performance is Zimbabwe National cricket team, whether it's an epic match against the West Indies in the ICC 2023 World Cup qualifiers, where they defeated the Caribbean by 35 runs which made it a global sports headline in the cricketing world or it's the World Cup win against India in 1999 by three runs.

Zimbabwe's national cricket journey is full of ups and downs in the world. Sometimes they are beating the top teams like South Africa, India, Australia and losing to the teams like Scotland and UAE. Let’s know the journey of Zimbabwe national cricket team

You may not believe during the time from 1992- 2002, the Chevrons were going through a golden era time, with the batsman like Andy Flower, Andy Blignaut and Heath Streak, the inclusion of these quality players, a new breakthrough was achieved in levels of performance in the late 1990s where the Zimbabwean team began winning Tests against other nations, which included a series win against Pakistan. However, the political situation in Zimbabwe declined around the same time, which had a detrimental effect on the national team's performance.

Zimbabwe performed well at the 1999 Cricket World Cup, coming in fifth place in the Super Sixes.

Zimbabwe's Most famous wins

It would not be wrong to say that 1999 year was the best world cup for Zimbabwe's national cricket team where they defeated the Men in Blue by three runs and the most famous win came against South Africa, where the team got collapsed on 40 for 6 before Lance Klusener and Shaun Pollock scored half-centuries to reduce the margin of defeat to 48 runs and this cricket news became one of the top cricket news headline in the world.

After excellent performance in the 1999 world cup, the Zimbabwe team faced a severe decline in performance due to several reasons from financial to political with the top player quitting and disruption made into the team making them lose against teams like South Africa, New Zealand and India, where they were humiliated because of their performance against India when they became only the second side in Test history to be bowled out twice in the space of one day.

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