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Never say die: Siraj bowled 185.3 overs and emerged as the leading wicket-taker (23) in England. | Photo Credit: Getty Images After a series-saving five-wicket haul at The Oval, Mohammed Siraj was spotted learning a trend from Arshdeep Singh for an Instagram reel.It involved a nonchalant utterance of the words: “Pressure? What pressure?” Arshdeep then chided a bumbling Siraj, “He has to be taught everything besides bowling!”He was right. With 23 wickets to his name, Siraj emerged as India’s leading wicket-taker in England, the joint most by an Indian seamer in a Test series in the country alongside Jasprit Bumrah (2021-22).That…

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Tesla for years had more repeat U.S. customers than any other major automotive brand but its loyalty has plunged since CEO Elon Musk endorsed U.S. President Donald Trump last summer, according to data from research firm S&P Global Mobility shared exclusively with Reuters.The data, which has not been previously reported, shows Tesla’s customer loyalty peaked in June 2024, when 73% of Tesla-owning households in the market for a new car bought another Tesla, according to an S&P analysis of vehicle-registration data in all 50 states.That industry-leading brand loyalty rate started to nosedive in July, that data showed, when Musk endorsed…

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Top 5 Can’t Miss Spend the night at Algilà, a Baroque palace with gorgeous stone architecture, elegant details, and an excellent in-house restaurant.Stroll along the waterfront promenades and through the quaint cobblestone streets, admiring famous sites like the Fountain of Arethusa, Temple of Apollo, and Cathedral of Syracuse.Enjoy a seafood dinner at Apollonion, which serves a multicourse tasting menu designed around the catches of the day.Savor a sunset aperitivo at Zefiro, situated on the bustling western side of the island.Go back in time and connect with nature at Neapolis Archeological Park, which has an ancient Greek theater, Roman amphitheater, and…

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Intel will need to ramp up its PC shipments while also reducing its balance sheet debt to recover its previous credit ratings, Fitch said [File] | Photo Credit: REUTERS Fitch is downgrading U.S. chipmaker Intel’s credit rating by one notch on Monday, according to a note by the ratings agency, which assigned a negative outlook to Intel’s rating. Fitch downgraded Intel to BBB from BBB-plus, placing it just two notches shy of junk credit status.The downgrade follows Fitch’s assessment that Santa Clara, California-headquartered Intel faces heightened challenges maintaining demand for its products. Fitch cited growing competition from peers such as…

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Belief. Anticipation. Jubilation. Nothing describes the first hour of Day 5 of the India vs England final Test at The Oval better than these words. Of course, if you are on India’s side, that is. Or maybe not? After all, even former England captains Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain agreed that it would have been a “travesty” had England taken the series 3-1. Morne Morkel lifts Gautam Gambhir as Indian support staff celebrate Oval win It was the belief that made India stride out on Monday morning with a winning mindset when England needed 35 runs with four wickets. It…

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Australia’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong has told the country’s media that “there is a risk there will be no Palestine left to recognise”, amid Israel’s devastating war on Gaza and increasing violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.Wong, who did not indicate that Australia plans to change its stance and recognise Palestinian statehood, made her comments in an interview with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ( ABC) on Tuesday morning, where she responded to questions about a mass protest in Sydney attended by hundreds of thousands of people rallying against Israel’s war on Gaza.Organisers said that between 200,000…

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Kolkata: Believe, Mohammed Siraj was telling himself after waking up on Monday. Strange thing, belief, since it usually draws its impetus from the most recent positives. India had a mixed bag to draw from here. There were two early wickets in the morning on Sunday, and a late comeback accounted for Joe Root. But the tired fast bowlers leaked runs otherwise, not to forget Siraj trod on the boundary cushion while catching Harry Brook on 19. But the best thing about belief is that it keeps reminding you that nothing is over until it’s over. India’s Mohammed Siraj celebrates with…

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How often does a draw feel like a win? Better than a win, actually? Ask the Indian cricket team. Mohammed Siraj is the leading wicket-taker in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. (@BCCI X) How about twice in ten days, will be the riposte. Ten days back in Manchester, with not just a Test but the series on the line, India dug deep to pull off a great escape, batting out 143 overs in the third innings to earn an honourable stalemate and keep the series alive. They were down 1-2 coming into The Oval; they couldn’t win the series, but they had…

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Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Edge sets sail for its second season in Alaska this year. Michel Verdure/Courtesy Celebrity CruisesApril and MayIf your schedule allows, not only does sailing Alaska in April and May afford the possibilities of glimpsing the Northern Lights and seeing wildlife emerge from their winter hibernation, it’s a more affordable and less crowded time to cruise, too. April and May are also the driest months in Alaska, so the chances of rain are slim.Smaller ships like those that comprise Alaska Dream Cruises’ and UnCruise Adventures’ fleets can maneuver closer to the coastline for better views of bears rambling along…

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The US State Department has proposed to start calling for bonds of up to $15,000 for some tourists and business visa applicants to enter the country under a pilot program which is scheduled to launch in two weeks, a government notification said on Monday. In an attempt to crackdown on visitors who overstay after their visa expires, the federal government said it would start a 12-month pilot program under which people who belong to countries with high over stay rates and lack in internal document security controls could be required to furnish bonds of $5,000, $10,000 or $15,000 when they…

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