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Indian Test captain Shubman Gill has criticised England's time-wasting tactics during the Lord's Test, deeming it against the spirit of the game. Gill highlighted Zak Crawley's delayed approach, ensuring only one over was bowled before stumps. Ahead of the fourth Test, Gill addressed injury concerns in the pace attack and hinted at Anshul Kamboj's potential debut.
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Gilbert Arenas' arrest for running an illegal gambling operation and Shannon Sharpe's departure from ESPN have stirred controversy. Kwame Brown seized the opportunity to criticize both figures, posting a celebratory video online. Brown's reaction stems from a long-standing feud with Sharpe, while Arenas faces legal repercussions for his involvement in the illegal poker game.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju criticized Rahul Gandhi for echoing Donald Trump's "dead economy" remarks, deeming it an "anti-India" stance. Rijiju urged Gandhi to act with the dignity expected of an opposition leader, rather than attacking the government. Gandhi had listed reasons for India's economic decline, blaming Modi's policies and alleging favoritism towards Adani.
Microsoft has stopped naming its competitors, such as Apple and Google, in its latest annual report, ending a nearly 30-year practice. The company now broadly describes the competitive landscape, citing the fast-moving nature of the markets. While executives still monitor rivals, this shift breaks from peers like Apple and Meta, who continue to name competitors.
Team India grapples with middle-order concerns as they trail 1-2 in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Navjot Singh Sidhu questions Karun Nair's place after his underwhelming comeback, advocating for Sai Sudharsan's inclusion. However, captain Shubman Gill backs Nair, emphasising his importance amidst senior player retirements, setting the stage for a crucial fourth Test.
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