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Day 2 of the crucial India vs England fourth Test at Old Trafford faces weather uncertainties, potentially influencing the match's outcome. India, at 264/4, awaits updates on Rishabh Pant's injury sustained on Day 1. The forecast predicts a mix of overcast conditions and sunny intervals, with a slight chance of morning rain, impacting India's push for a strong first-innings total.
Geoffrey Boycott has criticized Ben Stokes and the England team for perceived poor sportsmanship during the Manchester Test's final day. Boycott questioned Stokes' decision to offer a handshake, suggesting Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar deserved the chance to complete their centuries. He also highlighted England's bowling deficiencies, noting that Stokes himself was their best bowler in both innings.
A strong earthquake struck off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula. It triggered a large tsunami. Coastal areas faced evacuation. Submerged buildings and massive water drenching were seen. The quake's magnitude was 8.7. Tsunami waves reached up to 4 meters. Warnings issued for Japan, Hawaii, and other Pacific regions. People were asked to leave their homes. The earthquake was the strongest in decades.
Donald Trump claimed credit for brokering peace between Cambodia and Thailand by leveraging trade deals. He stated discussions led to a quick resolution, preventing further conflict. Trump warned both nations that trade negotiations hinged on ceasing hostilities. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet thanked Trump for his support, while a ceasefire was declared after Malaysian-mediated talks.
Maharashtra Agriculture Minister Manikrao Kokate ignited controversy by likening the state government to a "beggar" while clarifying his earlier remarks on crop insurance, drawing sharp criticism from Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and opposition leaders. His statement, made in response to questions about a previous controversial remark, was deemed inappropriate, reigniting calls for his removal and sparking outrage among political figures.
Chirag Paswan, LJP (Ram Vilas) chief, has clarified that his party will not repeat its 2020 solo performance in the upcoming Bihar assembly election. He affirmed that LJP (RV) will support all NDA candidates, aiming for a collective victory in all 243 seats. Paswan dismissed concerns about Prashant Kishor appropriating his 'Bihar first, Bihari first' agenda, acknowledging Kishor's efforts in Bihar's interest and welcoming diverse political options for the people.
Shubman Gill etched his name in cricket history on Day 5 at Old Trafford, scoring his fourth century of the series against England. He joins Bradman and Gavaskar as the only captains to achieve this feat in a single series.
The first day of the fifth England-India Test at The Oval favored England, with India struggling to 204/6 on a spicy, bowler-friendly pitch. Rain interruptions and inconsistent bowling, barring Gus Atkinson, added to India's woes. Despite Karun Nair's resilient fifty, aided by Washington Sundar, India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate hopes they can reach 300, praising Sai Sudharsan's patient innings.
The drawn fourth Test at Old Trafford saw England captain Ben Stokes' frustration boil over as India declined his offer to end play early, with Jadeja and Sundar pursuing centuries. Stokes' actions drew criticism from commentators like Nasser Hussain and Manjrekar, who deemed his behavior 'spoiled.' However, Kevin Pietersen defended Stokes' emotional response, emphasizing the players' mindset and charged atmosphere.
In a significant move, the US has unveiled revised global tariff rates, impacting numerous nations and the EU. President Trump's Executive Order imposes tariffs from 10% to over 41%, factoring in geopolitical risks and trade imbalances. Syria, Laos, and Myanmar face the highest levies, while the UK and Brazil receive preferential 10% rates.