A US federal appeals court has temporarily upheld President Trump's global tariffs while it reviews the case on an expedited schedule. This decision provides temporary relief to the Trump administration, which is contesting a lower court's ruling that had blocked the broad tariff measures.
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Team India has landed in England, commencing their preparations for the five-Test series, which marks the beginning of the 2025-27 WTC cycle. This series signifies a new era following the retirements of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. Shubman Gill leads the team, with the first Test scheduled for June 20.
Viswashkumar Ramesh, sole survivor of the AI 171 Dreamliner crash near Ahmedabad, recalls a violent jolt and the pilot's distress call before the aircraft disintegrated. The UK-based businessman, miraculously rescued from seat 11A, now lies in hospital, haunted by the loss of his brother and the devastating tragedy.
Yorkshire County Cricket Club has announced the signing of Indian batter Ruturaj Gaikwad for the remainder of the English domestic season. The 28-year-old, who has represented India in both ODIs and T20s, will join the team in July for the County Championship game against Surrey and will also be available for the Metro Bank One Day Cup.
South African seamer Lungi Ngidi expressed optimism after Day 2 of the World Test Championship Final against Australia, despite a first-innings batting collapse. Ngidi highlighted the coach's encouragement to play with conviction and aim to turn the game around. He found his rhythm with Bavuma's guidance and drew energy from the crowd.
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The World Test Championship final at Lord's was marked by a sombre tribute to the victims of the Ahmedabad plane crash, with players observing a minute's silence and wearing black armbands. The Air India flight crashed shortly after takeoff, claiming 265 lives. On the field, Australia held a 218-run lead, but South Africa fought back, leaving the match delicately poised.