Matthew Breetzke: Why South Africa’s world-record breaker fears his ‘special start’

South African batter Matthew Breetzke, basking in phenomenal form, expressed slight apprehension about his success streak potentially declining. After securing his fifth consecutive ODI fifty, scoring 85 against England, Breetzke humorously acknowledged the possibility of a downturn. He admitted disappointment at missing a century at Lord’s but remains grateful for the opportunity to play cricket…

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‘Autograph’ re-release date locked; Cheran’s timeless classic film to hit big screens again on THIS date

Cheran’s beloved 2004 romantic drama, ‘Autograph,’ is returning to Tamil Nadu cinemas on November 14th after a 21-year hiatus. Digitally remastered due to overwhelming fan demand, the film, celebrated for its emotional depth and stellar performances, promises a nostalgic theatrical experience. This National Award-winning classic, which explored themes of love and memory, is poised for…

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“Bron was being Bron” – Austin Reaves once questioned his whole NBA career and it had a lot to do with LeBron James

Austin Reaves, now a key player for the Los Angeles Lakers, initially felt overwhelmed by LeBron James’ skill during their first practice session in 2021. Reaves admitted to doubting his ability to play at that level after witnessing James’ brilliance. However, he persevered, showcasing his intelligence and adaptability to become a dependable scorer.

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India-US trade deal: Goyal signals ‘good news’ soon once ‘fair’ pact reached; farmers, fishermen and small industry in focus

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal indicated that a trade pact between India and the US is nearing completion, emphasizing the need for a fair, equitable, and balanced agreement. He assured that India will continue to protect the interests of its farmers, fishermen, and small industries during ongoing negotiations.

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Did the pandemic age our brains? New study reveals ‘shocking’ truth

A recent UK study reveals the COVID-19 pandemic may have accelerated brain aging, even in uninfected individuals. Brain scans from 2021-2022 showed signs of premature aging, like gray matter shrinkage, potentially linked to pandemic-related stress and lifestyle changes. The research highlights the impact of global crises on neurological health, emphasizing the importance of proactive brain…

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