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The Times of India 3544 runs behind, will Root break Tendulkar's record?

Joe Root's consecutive centuries in the second Test against Sri Lanka too him past Alastair Cook's record for most Test hundreds by an England batsman. Root now stands at 12377 Test runs, approaching Sachin Tendulkar's 15921. Root underlines the joy of personal milestones but remains focused on team victories. England's upcoming schedule includes six more Tests this year.

The Times of India 'I was just looking to...': Ayush Badoni on hitting world record 19 sixes

Ayush Badoni, captain of South Delhi Superstarz, set a record with a 165-run innings off 55 balls, including 19 sixes, in the Delhi Premier League against North Delhi Strikers. His performance secured a 112-run victory for his team. Badoni attributes his success to his timing and remains focused on winning the league, not the upcoming IPL auction.

The Times of India Shivaji statue collapse: MVA leaders lead 'jode maro' protest in Mumbai

The Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) held a protest march in Mumbai following the collapse of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj statue in Sindhudurg district. Notable leaders such as Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray attended. The demonstration, called 'jode maro,' was directed at the Mahayuti government, resulting in heightened police security in the city.

The Times of India 'Hamas will pay': US Prez Biden after American hostage's found in Gaza

President Joe Biden expressed devastation over the recovery of six hostages' bodies, including an Israeli-American, from Gaza. He condemned Hamas and vowed to secure remaining hostages. Israeli forces retrieved the bodies, including American Hersh Goldberg-Polin. Vice President Kamala Harris and Israeli President Isaac Herzog also condemned Hamas's actions, calling for an end to the conflict.

The Times of India WWE bash in Berlin 2024: Full results, winners & must-see highlights

At WWE's Bash in Berlin on August 31, 2024, Cody Rhodes retained the Undisputed WWE Championship against Kevin Owens, and Gunther defended his title against Randy Orton. Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill reclaimed the Women's Tag Team Championship. The event featured five matches, including a Strap Match and a mixed tag team bout.

The Times of India 6 Apple Intelligence features coming to iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models

Apple is preparing to introduce its iPhone 16 series at the 'It's Glowtime' event on September 9, 2024. The series will showcase substantial AI advancements, featuring improvements in Siri, systemwide Writing Tools, and the integration of ChatGPT. The iPhone 16 series will be available from September 20, 2024.

The Times of India JD(U) leader KC Tyagi quits as party spokesperson; replaced with Rajiv Ranjan Prasad

KC Tyagi has stepped down as the national spokesperson for Janata Dal (United), citing personal reasons. Rajiv Prasad Ranjan is named his successor. Tyagi, in a letter to Party chief Nitish Kumar, expressed his inability to continue due to other commitments but pledged to support the party and Bihar government's achievements.

The Times of India 'Hawk tuah on...': Man kicked out of Delta flight over Trump t-shirt

A Delta Airlines passenger was ejected from a flight for wearing a controversial shirt featuring Donald Trump flipping the bird and referencing a viral video. Despite initially complying with a request to turn the shirt inside-out after a complaint, the passenger reverted it back to its original position, leading to his removal just before takeoff.

The Times of India 'There are 10 other players in the team': Teammate defends Babar Azam

Pakistan's Salman Ali Agha defended captain Babar Azam after another disappointing batting performance in the second Test against Bangladesh. Babar, struggling for form, was dismissed for 31 runs, contributing to Pakistan's batting collapse. Salman remains confident that Babar, despite his recent poor form, will soon return to scoring big runs for Pakistan.

The Times of India Bomb threat: IndiGo flight makes emergency landing in Nagpur

A handwritten note with the word 'Blast' was found on toilet paper in an Indigo Airlines flight from Jabalpur to Hyderabad, prompting an emergency landing in Nagpur. The aircraft, carrying 69 passengers and four crew members, was diverted, and all passengers were evacuated safely. Emergency services were mobilised for further investigations.Jabalpur-Hyderabad IndiGo Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Nagpur Airport After Bomb Threat Note Found in Toilet

The Times of India Uber Black to return to India after 10 years, with this likely change

Uber is returning its premium Uber Black service to India after nearly a decade. Initially launching in select Mumbai areas, the service will use larger vehicles like SUVs and MUVs and will cost 30-40% more than Uber Premier.

The Times of India 'Operation Bhediya' intensifies with 4 wolves captured, 2 more sought

Officials in Uttar Pradesh's Bahraich district have ramped up 'Operation Bhediya' to capture wolves accountable for eight deaths over two months. Four wolves have been caught, with efforts continuing to find two more. Drones and traps are employed for safe capture, while precautions ensure residents' safety amidst the ongoing investigation.

The Times of India Torrential rains unleash chaos in Telangana

Hyderabad faces devastating floods as torrential rain caused by a Bay of Bengal depression impacts several districts. Khammam district experiences 52 cm of rainfall. Other districts including Warangal and Mahabubabad see over 40 cm of rain. IMD predicts heavy rain in many other districts, potentially leading to more floods.

The Times of India 'Gambhir just wants...' - Jonty's views on Team India coach

Gautam Gambhir's early days as India's head coach began with mixed outcomes; India clinched the T20 series 3-0 against Sri Lanka but faced a 2-0 defeat in the ODIs. Jonty Rhodes supports Gambhir's drive for excellence, predicting better team synchronization soon. India's next challenge under Gambhir is a two-Test series against Bangladesh later this month.

The Times of India US Open controversy: Beatriz advances after a video review row

At the US Open, Beatriz Haddad Maia's victory over Anna Kalinskaya was marred by a contentious video review decision. The incident spotlighted the ongoing debate about the need for consistent use of video technology in tennis. Expanded this year to more courts, the review system faces scrutiny and calls for refinement following several high-profile controversies.

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