In less than 24 hours, the United States went from calling the India-Pakistan conflict “none of our business” to claiming it had “mediated a long night of talks” that led to the ceasefire. But as US leaders rushed to take credit, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri made it clear: the ceasefire was a direct agreement between…
Donald Trump’s tariff threats have added volatility to global stock markets, significantly impacting India. Key sectors like automobiles, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and steel are at risk. Despite challenges, India’s markets show resilience, and experts see current conditions as an investment opportunity. India’s diplomatic approach could mitigate risks, aiming to attract foreign investments and reduce tariffs on…
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Marnus Labuschagne and Mohammed Siraj (Image credit: X) NEW DELHI: Former Australia batter Matthew Hayden criticised Marnus Labuschagne for being distracted by Mohammed Siraj’s playful behaviour during Day 2 of the Brisbane Test on Sunday. Siraj attempted to unsettle batsmen by employing various tactics, including a notable moment when he approached Labuschagne’s end to adjust…
Virat Kohli and Mohammed Siraj NEW DELHI: Following his 20 percent match fee penalty for clashing with Travis Head, Mohammed Siraj engaged in another noteworthy incident. The Indian fast bowler, yet to secure a wicket in the third Test against Australia, demonstrated his willingness to employ various tactics to unsettle batsmen. A viral moment captured…
Mohammed Siraj continued his antics in the Border Gavaskar Trophy on Day 2 of the Brisbane Test at the Gabba as he riled up the crowd and Marnus Labuschagne with a ‘bail flip‘. Labuschagne, who had a face-off with Siraj in the Adelaide Test as well, came in to bat after Jasprit Bumrah removed both…
It has been a rough year for the defending national champions, but on Thursday, the Wolverines got some great news: The nation’s No. 1 recruit, quarterback Bryce Underwood — an athletic 6-foot-4, 205-pound 17-year-old — announced he was flipping his commitment from LSU to Michigan. After being committed to the Tigers for nearly a year,…