AB de Villiers has expressed his surprise at reports suggesting Jasprit Bumrah will be rested for some of the ongoing Test series against England. De Villiers questioned the decision, drawing parallels to how South Africa managed Dale Steyn's workload, prioritising his availability for crucial Test matches.
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Following US strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities and ongoing tensions, global markets are reassessing Donald Trump's willingness to act decisively. The previous assumption that Trump would back down from threats, particularly regarding tariffs, is now in question. The economic impact hinges on Iran's response, with potential scenarios ranging from global cooperation to a full-blown trade war and recession.
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