The Indian Heaven Premier League (IHPL) in Jammu and Kashmir has collapsed, with organizers reportedly fleeing overnight, leaving behind unpaid bills and stranded players. International stars like Chris Gayle headlined the short-lived tournament, which aimed to boost local cricket and tourism but suffered from low turnout and sponsor withdrawal.
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On a golden Sydney evening, two men who have defined Indian cricket for over a decade found themselves writing the perfect epilogue. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma — both long retired from Tests and T20Is — walked out one last time in blue on Australian soil. The result wasn’t just a win; it was a resurrection — a poetic reminder that their story, even now, isn’t done.
Australia secured a four-wicket victory over India in the second T20I, with Josh Hazlewood's exceptional bowling restricting India to 125. Abhishek Sharma was a lone warrior with 68. Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head then led Australia's chase, ensuring a 1-0 series lead after the first match was washed out.
Hyderabad Police Commissioner VC Sajjanar declared drunk drivers as terrorists following a tragic bus fire that killed 20 people in Kurnool. He emphasized that the incident, caused by an intoxicated biker, was a preventable massacre, not an accident. Sajjanar vowed a zero-tolerance approach to drunk driving in Hyderabad, stating such acts will be punished as crimes.
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A promising 17-year-old Australian cricketer, Ben Austin, tragically passed away after being struck by a ball during a practice session in Melbourne. The freak accident occurred while he was facing deliveries from a bowling machine. His local sporting community is devastated by the loss of the talented young athlete, with grief support being offered to his schoolmates.