New Record! Omarzai creates history, becomes fastest batter to…

Azmatullah Omarzai’s explosive fifty off just 20 balls propelled Afghanistan to a formidable total against Hong Kong in their Asia Cup opener. Omarzai’s record-breaking innings, surpassing Mohammad Nabi’s previous best, helped Afghanistan score 78 runs in the final five overs. Poor fielding from Hong Kong, including multiple dropped catches, further aided Afghanistan’s late-innings surge.

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Sushant Singh recalls Ram Gopal Varma’s assistant abusing him on Satya set: ‘Saurabh Shukala and Anurag Kashyap briefed me’

Sushant Singh recalls his initial day filming ‘Satya’. He spent hours on make-up tests. Writers briefed him on his goon character. Singh continued acting even after the director yelled ‘cut’. This inspired Ram Gopal Varma and influenced the film’s style. Singh also tore his pyjamas during the first take. Varma later mentioned the incident in…

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Waking up with high blood pressure? Know the causes behind morning hypertension

Morning hypertension, characterized by elevated blood pressure upon waking, poses significant cardiovascular risks. Factors like sleep apnea, medication timing, poor diet, hormonal surges, stress, and underlying health conditions contribute to this condition. Managing morning high blood pressure involves medication review, consistent sleep, limiting salt and alcohol, stress management, and addressing sleep apnea.

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Asia Cup 2025: ‘This is not a curtain raiser, it’s only a curtain’ — R Ashwin slams lack of competition against India

Ravichandran Ashwin has criticised the Asia Cup 2025, questioning the competitiveness for Team India. He suggested the inclusion of India A or a combined Afro-Asia team to create a real challenge. Ashwin doubted other teams could compete with India’s strong batting and bowling, hoping for a surprise winner to inject excitement into the tournament.

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Nepal Gen Z protests worry brethren in NIT Rourkela

Violent protests in Nepal have deeply affected Nepali students at NIT-Rourkela, as the youth-led movement against corruption and poor governance resulted in the government’s collapse. The unrest, originating from demands for meaningful change, tragically claimed 19 lives and injured thousands. While some officials fled, students appeal for peace and national protection after this hard-won victory.

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