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80s retro AI trend: Dhoni, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma get stunning makeovers
The AI-generated pictures have given MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Shreyas Iyer vintage hairstyles, colourful outfits and classic 1980s settings. The trend has now spread across the cricket world, with IPL teams and several cricketers joining in and sharing their own 1980s avatars.
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‘He shouldn’t be here’: Hussain bashes Pakistan with Sehwag example
Saim Ayub’s return to the Pakistan Test team ended in a nightmare as he was dismissed for a duck in both innings of the third Test against England at Edgbaston. The young opener faced only 11 balls across the two innings, with England pacer Ollie Robinson dismissing him on both occasions.
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Jasprit Bumrah bowls in full-squad practice as India step up Afghanistan T20I preparations
Jasprit Bumrah joined India’s full-squad training session ahead of their three-match T20I series against Afghanistan. The players went through warm-ups, fielding drills and an extended net session. Ishan Kishan briefly raised concerns after going down, but later walked off without apparent discomfort.
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‘His time will come’: Ajinkya Rahane wants Sooryavanshi to wait as Samson returns
Ajinkya Rahane expresses his enthusiastic support for Sanju Samson’s reentry into India’s batting lineup, asserting the importance of maintaining their World Cup-winning squad for the upcoming Afghanistan series. In a recent video, Rahane encouraged young talent Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to trust in his instincts and play freely, while highlighting the need for mental resilience to bolster…
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‘He rejected it’: Ex-PCB chief selector blames Imran Khan for Pakistan cricket’s downfall
Former chief selector of Pakistan cricket, Haroon Rasheed, identifies the setbacks in the sport to Imran Khan’s reforms. Rasheed highlighted that Khan dismissed a hybrid model for the domestic cricket structure, significantly diminishing the first-class teams in Pakistan. He pointed out that India’s layered domestic system promotes talent depth, advocating for Pakistan to decentralise its…
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112 years later! Ollie Robinson enters rarest Test bowling club with sub-19 average
In a remarkable feat, Ollie Robinson has achieved a bowling average of under nineteen after his 20th match, making him the first bowler to do so since the iconic Sydney Barnes in 1914. With two crucial wickets during Pakistan’s second innings at Edgbaston, Robinson joins a select group of five bowlers with this outstanding record,…
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Elon Musk feels ‘chess will be fully solved one day’; what does Carlsen think?
Elon Musk believes chess will eventually be fully solved by AI, drawing comparisons with checkers. Magnus Carlsen was less certain, saying he isn’t a computer expert but noting chess is already “semi-solved” as a likely draw. Carlsen also praised AI for making chess more accessible, while backing the Global Chess League’s exciting team format and…
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Kuldeep Yadav sends loud message to Gambhir and management after 10-wicket haul
Kuldeep Yadav showcased an outstanding display of bowling, claiming ten wickets for Yorkshire in a County Championship match, achieving his remarkable best-ever First Class figures. The pitch, which provided ample assistance to spinners, complemented Kuldeep’s skill as he utilized its natural pace and bounce. This remarkable achievement serves as a much-needed boost following his recent…
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Annu Rani out of Asian Games squad; Sable seals 3,000m steeplechase berth
Annu Rani won gold with a 57.50m throw, but fell 12cm short of the 57.62m Games qualification standard. Sources informed the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) had made it clear to athletes before the event that the qualification benchmark had to be met.
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‘You play for the badge’: Shami on keeping his India hopes alive
Mohammed Shami took seven wickets in three matches, including 2-42 in South Zone’s first innings in the final. On a flat Chepauk track offering little assistance, he relied on discipline and reverse swing.