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IND vs AUS: Rahul Dravid reveals the reason behind Indian batters’ hesitance to bowl

The recent shift in the strategic approach of the Indian justice platoon towards favouring the addition of further all-rounders can be attributed to a conspicuous shift in the dynamics of the platoon. This shift primarily revolves around the top-order batters and their changing part as bowling options. Unlike some of their outstanding seniors from the one period,…

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Australia announces ODI squad for Tour of India 2023

Australia’s 18-member squad for the upcoming ODI series against India features the return of key players, most notably their captain Pat Cummins, as they prepare to face India in the three-match ODI series commencing on 22 September. This infusion of experienced talent is expected to add depth and stability to the Australian team as they take on the formidable Indian side in what promises to be…

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( 🌊 ) . . . — OCEANA, stylized as ØCEANA, is a FIVE membered girl group. composed of SAGE, CORDELIA, BLAIRE, SKYE & NAOMI, they started their story in 2017 with their first mini-album INTO THE TIDE.

known to be the first girl group under BIGHIT ENTERTAINMENT after the failure of glam, OCEANA is a self-producing group, who never fails to impress the public. their storyline has intrigued many people ever since their debut and often fans joke if bighit had been planning oceana's and bts's storyline from the 1700s.

( ✨ ) . . . — BASICS !

group name : øceana ( oceana )

label : bighit entertainment ( 2017 - 2023 ) ;

debut date : 17 august, 2017

debut album : INTO THE TIDE

debut song : RISING TIDES

greetings : lost at sea! We are oceana !!

fandom : pearls

colors : cloud dancer ( #EFEEE9 ), dusty blue ( #8C9DAD ), oceana ( #3C4862 )

storyline : kingdom of oceana and it's five princess

music genre : experimental ( 2017- now)

( ✨ ) . . . — MEMBERS !

SAGE, 2000

CORDELIA, 2001

BLAIRE, 2001

SKYE, 2002

NAOMI, 2002

( ✨ ) . . . — DISCOGRAPHY !

into the tide ( 2017 ) | mini-album

enchanted melodies ( 2017 ) | mini-album

eclipse of emotions ( 2018 ) | mini-album

euphoric symphony ( 2018 ) | full length album

kizuna no umi ( 2018 ) | japanese single

oceanic rhythm ( 2018 ) | single album

harmonious echoes ( 2019 ) | mini-album

enchanting serenade ( 2019 ) | mini-album

Sora no hikari ( 2019 ) | japanese mini-album

ocean eyes ( 2020 ) | pre release english single

atlantis ( 2020 ) | english full length album

kaze no sasayaki ( 2020 ) | japanese single

eternal symphony ( 2020 ) | full length album

radient echoes ( 2021 ) | single album

serenity whispers ( 2021 ) | mini-album

dancing aurora ( 2021 ) | mini-album

luminescence ( 2022 ) | full-length album

euphoric resonance ( 2023 ) | single album

whispering tides ( 2023 ) | mini-album

more to be added...

( ✨ ) . . . — TOURS !

harmony across the waves ( 2018 - 2019 ) | s.korea ; japan ; usa

harmonious journey : the world tour ( 2019 ) | s.korea ; japan ; china ; thailand ; australia ; uk ; usa

harmony live : virtual waves ( 2020 ) | online concert

celestial melodies : world odyssey ( 2022 - 2023 ) | s.korea ; japan ; china ; thailand ; australia ; uk ; usa ; france ; brazil ; mexico ; india ; philipines ; malaysia ; south africa

more to be added . . .

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CONCERT REVIEW: COLDPLAY W/ H.E.R. AT BC PLACE - SEPTEMBER 22, 2023

Coldplay has been consistently selling out stadiums worldwide for two decades, and for good reason. Their live shows are more than a concert: they are unique, colourful, active participation events. The audience does not just experience the show, but they become an essential part of it.

Opening acts comprised of hip-hop artist Bobby Gonz, pop-rapper 070 Shake, and R&B singer H.E.R.. H.E.R.’s set was especially fun, featuring a full band. The artist played multiple guitars and even the drums while singing, and performed multiple rock covers. A mashup of “I Love Rock 'n Roll” and “We Will Rock You,” followed by Lenny Kravitz’ “Are You Gonna Go My Way” to close the set really warmed up the energy for the main event.

Of particular note for this tour was the efforts Coldplay took in social responsibility and sustainability. Videos detailed how the tour dollars went to support global environmental initiatives, and how much of the show was powered by renewable energy. The set was opened by members of local First Nations, who gave a speech welcoming everyone to their shared lands. The young people and elders on stage gave gratitude to Coldplay for being the first group to create this space for Indigenous peoples of the area.

Each audience member was given a biodegradable LED bracelet that lit up in different colours. Throughout the show, a sea of lights soared across the stadium. This created a really neat, gorgeous visual effect. Thousands of pinpoints blinking in tune and hue. It’s really unlike anything I’ve seen at a concert, particularly with the number of people involved and the amount of detail put into the synchronization. There were lasers and balloons as well, as if BC Place had become a giant rave party.

The majority of Coldplay tracks are upbeat, dance-worthy tunes. But even the mellow piano-focused tracks (“The Scientist” and “In My Place”) were accompanied by a sing-a-long of thousands, creating a unique, warm energy in the vast room. In fact, every single track – no exaggeration – featured people singing along. I’ve never experienced a show quite like that.

No doubt, part of Coldplay’s longtime appeal is their direct, personal connection with the fans. It’s obvious these guys are so grateful to be on stage and appealing to so many two decades later. Chris Martin profusely thanked everyone for their work in making the show happen, from stage crew to bus drivers. He gave gratitude to the audience for enduring the high prices of tickets to parking to beer – and for giving the band their Friday night. 

Chris scanned the pit for signs and flags, trying to shout out as many as he could. “You came from Australia, you came from India... Wow! Happy birthday! Happy anniversary!” As with every show, they brought someone from the audience up on stage – in this case, a young married couple. They joined Chris by doing backup vocals for “In My Place,” the lady going so far as to have written the chords on her arm to help. It was a sweet, endearing way to bridge the gap between artist and audience.

Perhaps “Yellow” was the biggest shine of the night. The whole venue lit up with tens of thousands of bright yellow points as the band performed their most popular song. The loudest, most intense singing, dancing, and rocking occurred at this time. It was physically impossible not to smile and feel the joy in the room. Any energy that hadn’t been captured yet was released at this midway point.

The visuals got extra strange towards the end of the set. The band wore alien head masks and LED motorcycle helmets for “My Universe” – part of the concept for their whole Music of the Spheres album. The last song of the main set was “A Sky Full of Stars.” We were politely asked to put “our hands in the air and our phones in our pockets” for this one, leading to a phone-free, shared moment of 50,000 people, shining lights, and a chanted chorus across the stadium. It really did resemble a sky full of stars.

The encore did not let up with the energy and visuals. Large balloons resembling planets floated around the pit, as if the floor was a solar system. This echoed the theme concept for Music of the Spheres. At this point, the band brought out a surprise guest: Vancouver music icon Bryan Adams. Apparently this was a last-minute decision made by everyone backstage. They all performed “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You,” primarily sung by Bryan and backup vocals joined by H.E.R.. It was a big hit with the crowd. 

Even the grand finale was an impactful image. For one of their latest singles “Biutyful,” Chris was joined on stage by a female alien puppet known as Angel Moon, part of the album concept. It was rather odd – particularly if one doesn’t know the context – but also “biutyful” in an alien way. 

I was a little disappointed to not hear more of their earlier work, especially with only one track played from Viva la Vida. But with nine albums and dozens of singles, there’s always going to be some shuffle. There’s truly nothing like a Coldplay tour: whether a longtime or new fan, casual or devout, few artists bring people together and create memories like these men. Their style may have evolved, but this tour has proven the show is only getting bigger and better. I already can’t wait to see them again.

Written by: Cazzy Lewchuk Photographed by: Timothy Nguyen

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[ad_1] Shami will miss the upcoming series (PC: X.com) Mohammed Shami has been one of the best red-ball bowlers in Indian cricket history. In fact, why just red ball? He was India’s best bowler in the home World Cup in 2023. But from the looks of it, he isn’t traveling to Australia. Chances are that he will yet again go back to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) and unless something dramatic transpires in Brisbane, he might not be called upon to join the team in Australia. Only a reversal at the Gabba could change things, but even that is no longer certain. With the World Test Championship (WTC) final now not really a realistic possibility, what does the future hold for Shami? He isn’t getting younger, and it is time to ask if India will be forced to look beyond him in the near future. If Shami doesn’t make it to Australia, he will have two major assignments to look ahead to for a comeback. The first is the Champions Trophy and the second is the tour of England in June-July 2025. And that’s where the question arises – will India want to invest in Shami, or is it time to groom Akash Deep, Harshit Rana and Mukesh Kumar? Will the team management want to take a risk with someone who isn’t getting any younger, or will they gradually move to the next in line for the coming WTC cycle? For one of the best red-ball bowlers, this is harsh. But then, when has international sport been anything to the contrary? Just for the record, England too will be a five-Test series, and India will surely want someone who has less chance of breaking down. Jasprit Bumrah isn’t young anymore and his workload too has to be managed. Is it an option to rotate Bumrah and Shami for a period? Can the two help prolong each other’s careers? For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Mohammed Shami for Bengal (PC: X) While such a thing can’t be ruled out, for the moment, Shami needs to dispel all doubts over his red-ball fitness. The team management isn’t convinced he can last the rigours of a Test match and he clearly has to play some long-form cricket to cast aside these apprehensions. India will miss him in Australia. But then, it is always better to have a fit player than someone who runs the risk of breaking down in the middle of a high-intensity Test match. While Shami has played multiple Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy matches in two weeks, it isn’t Test cricket, and maybe that’s why the caution isn’t misplaced. I, for one, was looking forward to seeing Shami back. At his best, he is just fantastic to watch, and on a green Gabba wicket, he could have been a handful and an able partner for Bumrah. But clearly, that is not to be. Injuries are often cruel and Shami’s case is no different. Despite his best efforts, it has taken him over 12 months to be match-ready, and it could take a little time for him to be Test-ready. For the moment, the best of Mohammed Shami is only available with a rewind button, as his resolve further is tested on this comeback trail. We wish him the very best, and remind him that in sport, it is ‘never say never’. Also Read: Watching Shami at the Chinnaswamy – A mixture of disappointment and flicker of hope The post With Australia hopes fading, what does the future hold for Mohammed Shami? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Shami will miss the upcoming series (PC: X.com) Mohammed Shami has been one of the best red-ball bowlers in Indian cricket history. In fact, why just red ball? He was India’s best bowler in the home World Cup in 2023. But from the looks of it, he isn’t traveling to Australia. Chances are that he will yet again go back to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) and unless something dramatic transpires in Brisbane, he might not be called upon to join the team in Australia. Only a reversal at the Gabba could change things, but even that is no longer certain. With the World Test Championship (WTC) final now not really a realistic possibility, what does the future hold for Shami? He isn’t getting younger, and it is time to ask if India will be forced to look beyond him in the near future. If Shami doesn’t make it to Australia, he will have two major assignments to look ahead to for a comeback. The first is the Champions Trophy and the second is the tour of England in June-July 2025. And that’s where the question arises – will India want to invest in Shami, or is it time to groom Akash Deep, Harshit Rana and Mukesh Kumar? Will the team management want to take a risk with someone who isn’t getting any younger, or will they gradually move to the next in line for the coming WTC cycle? For one of the best red-ball bowlers, this is harsh. But then, when has international sport been anything to the contrary? Just for the record, England too will be a five-Test series, and India will surely want someone who has less chance of breaking down. Jasprit Bumrah isn’t young anymore and his workload too has to be managed. Is it an option to rotate Bumrah and Shami for a period? Can the two help prolong each other’s careers? For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Mohammed Shami for Bengal (PC: X) While such a thing can’t be ruled out, for the moment, Shami needs to dispel all doubts over his red-ball fitness. The team management isn’t convinced he can last the rigours of a Test match and he clearly has to play some long-form cricket to cast aside these apprehensions. India will miss him in Australia. But then, it is always better to have a fit player than someone who runs the risk of breaking down in the middle of a high-intensity Test match. While Shami has played multiple Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy matches in two weeks, it isn’t Test cricket, and maybe that’s why the caution isn’t misplaced. I, for one, was looking forward to seeing Shami back. At his best, he is just fantastic to watch, and on a green Gabba wicket, he could have been a handful and an able partner for Bumrah. But clearly, that is not to be. Injuries are often cruel and Shami’s case is no different. Despite his best efforts, it has taken him over 12 months to be match-ready, and it could take a little time for him to be Test-ready. For the moment, the best of Mohammed Shami is only available with a rewind button, as his resolve further is tested on this comeback trail. We wish him the very best, and remind him that in sport, it is ‘never say never’. Also Read: Watching Shami at the Chinnaswamy – A mixture of disappointment and flicker of hope The post With Australia hopes fading, what does the future hold for Mohammed Shami? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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BCCI Announces India Women’s ODI Squad for Australia Tour, Two Star Players Dropped

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) unveiled the 16-member India Women’s ODI squad on November 19 for the upcoming three-match series against Australia. Harmanpreet Kaur will continue to lead the side, with Smriti Mandhana serving as her deputy. The series is set to begin on December 5 at Allan Border Field, Brisbane.

The squad announcement raised eyebrows with the notable omissions of opener Shafali Verma and all-rounder Shreyanka Patil. Shafali, who has been a consistent performer in the past, has struggled with form lately, managing only 56 runs in the recent ODI series against New Zealand. Shreyanka, on the other hand, did not feature in the New Zealand series due to shin splints and remains out of the squad.

Other players missing from the squad include Dayalan Hemalatha, Uma Chetry, and Sayali Satgare. Hemalatha is currently representing the Perth Scorchers in the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL), where she has scored 88 runs in six innings with a top score of 41.

In a positive development, Harleen Deol has been recalled to the ODI setup. Her last ODI outing was against Australia at Wankhede Stadium in 2023. Harleen has accumulated 207 runs in 10 ODIs, including two half-centuries, at an average of 25.87. Young wicketkeeper-batter Richa Ghosh also makes her return after missing the New Zealand series to focus on her Grade 12 final exams.

India Women’s ODI Squad

The squad comprises a mix of experienced players and rising talents: Harmanpreet Kaur (c), Smriti Mandhana (vc), Priya Punia, Jemimah Rodrigues, Harleen Deol, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Richa Ghosh (wk), Tejal Hasabnis, Deepti Sharma, Minnu Mani, Priya Mishra, Radha Yadav, Titas Sadhu, Arundhati Reddy, Renuka Singh Thakur, and Saima Thakor.

ODI Series Schedule

The series will kick off with back-to-back matches at Brisbane’s Allan Border Field on December 5 and December 8. The final game will take place at WACA Ground, Perth, on December 11.

Meanwhile, Australia’s squad announcement is awaited. Their skipper Alyssa Healy remains doubtful after suffering a knee injury during the WBBL. Should she be unavailable, Tahlia McGrath is likely to lead the hosts.

This series is expected to be a litmus test for India’s preparations as they look to build a cohesive unit for future global tournaments. Fans will keep a keen eye on how the squad performs, especially in the absence of seasoned players like Shafali Verma.

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IND vs AUS: Amit Mishra explains the reason behind Ravichandran Ashwin’s ODI comeback for the Australia series

Team India is gearing up for their last bilateral series before the eagerly awaited ODI World Cup 2023, listed to commence on October 5. The three-match ODI series against Australia holds significant significance for both brigades as they concurrently protest off their World Cup crusade with a clash on October 8. In a surprising move, the Board of Control for Cricket in India( BCCI)…

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Programmable Stage Lighting Market Size, Business Revenue Forecast, Leading Competitors And Growth Trends

The Programmable Stage Lighting Market Report for 2024 provides a comprehensive overview of the Programmable Stage Lighting market industry, presenting crucial data and insights into market dynamics, including growth drivers, challenges, and future potential. The report evaluates the Programmable Stage Lighting Components, focusing on significant opportunities and trends that could shape the industry's trajectory. Key stakeholders such as CEOs, global managers, traders, and analysts will find value in the SWOT analysis, which assesses the competitive strengths, vulnerabilities, opportunities, and threats impacting market players.

According to Straits Research, the global Programmable Stage Lighting Market  size was valued at USD 1.88 Billion in 2023. It is projected to reach from USD 2.05 Billion in 2024 to USD 4.11 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 9.1% during the forecast period (2024–2032).

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Events 10.7 (after 1960)

1961 – A Douglas Dakota IV operated by Derby Aviation (later renamed to British Midland International) crashes in Canigou, France, killing 34 people. 1963 – President Kennedy signs the ratification of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. 1963 – Buddhist crisis: Amid worsening relations, outspoken South Vietnamese First Lady Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu arrives in the US for a speaking tour, continuing a flurry of attacks on the Kennedy administration. 1977 – The Fourth Soviet Constitution is adopted. 1978 – Aeroflot Flight 1080 crashes after takeoff from Koltsovo International Airport, killing 38. 1979 – Swissair Flight 316 crashes at Ellinikon International Airport in Athens, Greece, killing 14. 1985 – The Mameyes landslide kills almost 200 people in Puerto Rico. 1985 – Four men from the Palestine Liberation Front hijack the MS Achille Lauro off the coast of Egypt. 1987 – Sikh nationalists declare the independence of Khalistan from India; it is not internationally recognized. 1988 – A hunter discovers three gray whales trapped under the ice near Alaska; the situation becomes a multinational effort to free the whales. 1991 – Croatian War of Independence: Bombing of the Banski Dvori in Zagreb, Croatia. 1993 – The flood of '93 ends at St. Louis, Missouri, 103 days after it began, as the Mississippi River falls below flood stage. 1996 – Fox News Channel begins broadcasting. 1998 – Matthew Shepard, a gay student at the University of Wyoming, is found tied to a fence after being savagely beaten by two young adults in Laramie, Wyoming. He dies five days later. 2000 – Israeli-Palestinian conflict: Hezbollah militants capture three Israeli Defense Force soldiers in a cross-border raid. 2001 – The U.S. invasion of Afghanistan begins with an air assault and covert operations on the ground, starting the longest war in American history. 2002 – The Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on STS-112 to continue assembly of the International Space Station. 2004 – Three bombs explode at Taba and Nuweiba in the Sinai Peninsula, Egypt, killing 34. 2008 – Asteroid 2008 TC3 impacts the Earth over Sudan, the first time an asteroid impact is detected prior to its entry into Earth's atmosphere. 2008 – Qantas Flight 72 experiences an in-flight upset near Learmonth, Victoria, Australia, injuring 112. 2016 – In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, the death toll rises to over 800. 2022 – 10 people die and 8 are injured in an explosion at petrol station in Creeslough. 2022 – Ales Bialiatski, along with two organisations, Memorial & Center for Civil Liberties, are awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. 2023 – Hamas and several other Palestinian terrorist groups launch an attack into Israel, which results in the massacre of around 1,200, mostly civilians, and taking more than 240 hostages, including civilians and soldiers. The attack initiated the Israel–Hamas war.

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Coldplay to return to India with the Music of the Spheres Tour in 2025; announce two January dates at DY Patil Stadium.

Coldplay's amazing Music of the Spheres World Tour is heading to India! Following the sellout success of Coldplay's summer 2024 European stadium events and the announcement of eight extra UK shows, the band takes their Music Of The Spheres World Tour to new heights by announcing two enormous shows in Mumbai, India.

The Grammy-winning band, known for thrilling performances and timeless tunes, will play two shows in Mumbai on January 18th and 19th, 2025, at the legendary D.Y. Patil Sports Stadium. This announcement is momentous for Indian fans, who have been anticipating Coldplay's return to the nation since their spectacular performance in Mumbai in 2016.

Coldplay's Music Of The Spheres World Tour in India is produced and promoted by BookMyShow Live, BookMyShow's live entertainment experiential business, in collaboration with the tour's global producers, Live Nation. Tickets for Coldplay's Music Of The Spheres World Tour in India will go on sale on BookMyShow on September 22nd, 2024, at 12 Noon (PM) IST, providing all fans the opportunity to reserve their position at one of the decade's most anticipated performances.

Coldplay has also stated that a limited amount of Infinity Tickets will be available for the events on BookMyShow at 12 p.m. IST on Friday, November 22nd, 2024. Infinity Tickets are available for every Coldplay event, making the Music Of The Spheres World Tour affordable to fans. They will cost the local currency equivalent of €20 (Rs. 2000) per ticket and must be purchased in pairs. They are limited to two tickets per customer and must be purchased in pairs (which will be located next to each other). Locations will be disclosed when supporters pick up their tickets in person at the box office on the day of the event, and they may be anywhere in the auditorium, from the floor to the higher levels, side view seats, and anything in between.

Since its launch in March 2022, the Music Of The Spheres World Tour has sold over 10 million tickets throughout Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, making it the most attended tour by a group of all time. In addition to Mumbai, the trip will visit Abu Dhabi, Seoul, and Hong Kong from January to April 2025. The announced dates will continue the band's attempts to reach every part of the world. The tour has also earned high praise from fans and critics alike, with awards including Favourite Touring Artist at the 2022 AMAs and Tour of the Year at the 2023 iHeartRadio Awards.

Coldplay's future album, Moon Music, will be released on October 4th, 2024, and will set new sustainability norms, with each LP manufactured entirely of recycled plastic bottles (nine per record). It is currently available for pre-order on EcoCD, EcoRecord LP, and digital. WE PRAY, featuring Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna, and TINI, is the iTunes chart-topping follow-up to June's double MTV VMA-nominated track feelslikeimfallinginlove, which peaked at number one on both the UK airplay chart and the Official Big Top 40. Chris Martin posted a video in which he discusses the album and its accompanying Notebook Edition, saying, "I think what this album is about is struggling with all the conflict within oneself, within myself, and also all the conflict outside, and figuring out what the best response is." And I believe Moon Music is saying that love may be the finest reaction.

The band recently provided an update on their sustainability measures, stating that, on a show-by-show basis, the current tour has created 59% less CO2e emissions than their previous stadium tour in 2016/17, exceeding their initial objective of a 50% decrease. Over 9 million trees have already been planted around the world (an additional million will be planted by the end of the year).