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The Times of India Jasprit Bumrah's domination over Steve Smith continues in Adelaide

Jasprit Bumrah's fiery spell dismantled Australia's top order on Day 2 of the pink-ball Test, dismissing Steve Smith for a paltry 2. This marks Bumrah's fourth dismissal of Smith in just eight Test innings, highlighting Smith's struggles against the Indian pacer. Smith averages a mere 14.50 against Bumrah, his lowest against any bowler faced for over 100 deliveries.

The Times of India 'Kambli didn't have the talent ... ': Dravid’s old video goes viral

A resurfaced video features Rahul Dravid discussing talent in cricket, referencing Vinod Kambli's exceptional ball-striking abilities. Dravid emphasizes that true talent encompasses not only skill but also determination, discipline, and temperament, highlighting Kambli's potential shortcomings in these areas despite his early success. Kambli scored 1084 runs in his 17-Test career at an impressive average of 54.20, which included four centuries and three fifties.

The Times of India 'He knows how to bat': Gavaskar defends Kohli after Adelaide dismissal

Sunil Gavaskar defends Virat Kohli's technique after dismissals in the Adelaide Test against Australia, citing Kohli's extensive Test experience and numerous centuries. While critics like Sanjay Manjrekar point to Kohli's dropping average and struggles on bouncy pitches, Gavaskar emphasizes Kohli's proven ability and dismisses concerns, attributing the dismissals to bad luck.

The Times of India Rift in INDIA bloc? 'If they can’t run the show, what can I do?' asks Mamata

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed willingness to lead the INDIA opposition bloc if called upon, amidst internal disagreements. TMC MPs advocated for her leadership, citing her successful track record against BJP, while Congress dismissed the idea. Differences arose over parliamentary strategy, with TMC prioritizing discussions on governance issues over the Adani controversy, even skipping INDIA bloc meetings.

The Times of India Siraj riles up Aus, again! After angry throw, a no-look appeal

Mohammed Siraj's on-field behavior came under scrutiny during the Adelaide Test. He celebrated an LBW appeal against Marnus Labuschagne without looking at the umpire, without realising that there was an inside-edge. This followed an incident on Day 1 where Siraj angrily threw the ball at the stumps after Labuschagne backed away due to a distraction.

The Times of India Brian Thompson murder: FBI offers $50K for leads on gunman

Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was fatally shot outside a Manhattan hotel. The masked gunman fled the scene and is believed to have left New York City by bus. Surveillance footage tracked the suspect's movements before and after the attack. Police found potential clues and are investigating a possible link to a book about insurance claims.

The Times of India Former India coach reveals the story behind discovery of Bumrah

Jasprit Bumrah's journey to becoming the world's top Test bowler began with a chance encounter. John Wright, then-coach of Mumbai Indians, spotted Bumrah's unique bowling action and raw pace during a domestic T20 match in 2013. Impressed by his attempt at 12 consecutive yorkers, Wright signed him immediately. Even Sachin Tendulkar recognized Bumrah's potential early on.

The Times of India TVK president Vijay stares down DMK, winks at VCK

Actor Vijay launched a book on Ambedkar, using the event as a political platform to criticize both the BJP and DMK governments. His remarks sparked controversy within the DMK alliance, with VCK leader Thirumavalavan distancing himself from the event and seeking an explanation from his deputy for sharing the stage and echoing Vijay's criticisms.

The Times of India Zomato shareholder asks proof of '100% green deliveries,' CEO responds…

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal defended the company's "100% Green Deliveries" claim against a shareholder's challenge. Goyal provided evidence of carbon offsetting, plastic recycling exceeding delivery-generated waste, and Delhi's one-third electric delivery rate, while acknowledging EV transition challenges and affirming corporate accountability.

The Times of India Will Australia's 'big mistake' on Day 1 in Adelaide cost them dear

India struggled to capitalize on their decision to bat first in the day-night Adelaide Test, posting a modest 180. Nitish Reddy's counter-attacking 42, after a lucky escape where Australia chose to not review an lbw appeal, proved crucial as the Indian all-rounder scored crucial runs. Australia finished day one at 86/1, trailing by 94 runs, with Labuschagne and McSweeny at the crease.

The Times of India WWE SmackDown results and highlights 12/6: Cody Rhodes, Solo Sikoa and more

On Friday Night SmackDown, Cody Rhodes addressed the crowd and later defeated Chad Gable in a match. Tiffany Stratton advanced in the Women's United States Title Tournament. Bianca Belair overcame Piper Niven. #DIY shockingly reunited to capture the WWE Tag Team Championships from the Motor City Machine Guns. Solo Sikoa issued a defiant message after Survivor Series.

The Times of India 'Shinde agreed to join govt when I met him, not at last min': Maharashtra CM Fadnavis

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced a BMC election alliance strategy, with local units deciding on alliances elsewhere. He prioritized lifting the stay on local body elections and outlined plans for cabinet expansion with a mix of experience and new faces. Fadnavis attributed the recent election surge to the "Ek Hai Toh Safe Hai" slogan and addressed Muslim voter outreach.

The Times of India Pitroda's phone, laptop hacked; tens of thousands in cryptocurrency demanded

Sam Pitroda, Chairperson of the Indian Overseas Congress, reported repeated hacking of his laptop, smartphone, and server. Hackers demanded tens of thousands of dollars in cryptocurrency, threatening a smear campaign if unpaid. He cautioned his network against opening suspicious emails or messages, and plans to upgrade his security upon returning to Chicago.

The Times of India Siraj risks ICC punishment for throwing the ball at Labuschagne

India opted to bat first at Adelaide Oval, but were bowled out for 180, with Mitchell Starc taking six wickets. KL Rahul and Shubman Gill offered resistance with a 69-run partnership, while Nitish Kumar Reddy's late blitz added valuable runs. Australia's reply saw a controversial moment when Mohammed Siraj threw the ball at the stumps after Marnus Labuschagne backed away from a delivery.

The Times of India 'Oh! that's broken': Rabada's bat shattered by Kumara's delivery - Watch

During the second Test between South Africa and Sri Lanka, Lahiru Kumara's fiery delivery shattered Kagiso Rabada's bat. South Africa posted a commanding 358, powered by centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Kyle Verreynne. Rabada's defiant 23, including a 56-run partnership with Verreynne, added crucial lower-order runs.

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