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Were inexperienced and still pulled it off: Rabada

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June 18, 2025

SOUTH AFRICAN pace bowler Kagiso Rabada has said that the World Test Championship title triumph was made all the more memorable because his team was "fairly inexperienced" and yet pulled off a remarkable win against an Australian side packed with stalwarts.

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The Proteas, under skipper Temba Bavuma, ended a 27-year-long drought for an ICC trophy by defeating Australia in the WTC final at Lord's recently with Rabada taking nine wickets in the match. "We are a fairly inexperienced team who got together about a year ago, we have not been with each other for a long time, and we have gone on and produced this. I'll never forget this in my

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Low-cost airline SpiceJet's loss widens to ₹635 cr

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Feather in cap: Mysuru to get country's first silk museum

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Security to be stepped up in DU colleges

FOLLOWING the recent blast near Red Fort, the Delhi University's Proctorial Board convened a meeting on Wednesday and decided to strengthen the security protocols across the varsity's colleges, departments, and hostel campuses.

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J&K docs under probe, agencies on hot chase of terror modules

AFTER the busting of a 'whitecollar inter-state terror module comprising medical professionals, Jammu and Kashmir police and intelligence agencies have launched an extensive background check on the doctors, who are directly or indirectly connected to the arrested persons or Dr Umar Nabi, suspected to have driven the i20 car that exploded near Red Fort in Delhi on Monday.

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New royalty rates for key minerals receive govt nod

IN a bid to accelerate domestic production of rare earth and critical minerals, the government has approved rationalisation of royalty rates for Graphite, Caesium, Rubidium, and Zirconium-minerals that are essential for high-tech industries and green energy technologies.

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Top court pulls up Punjab, Haryana on stubble burning

THE Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Punjab and Haryana governments to submit status reports on the measures taken to curb stubble burning, a major contributor to Delhi-NCR's worsening air pollution.

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Top CPM leader may be arrested in Sabarimala case

DAMPENING CPM's attempts to wriggle out of the Sabarimala gold theft case after the arrest of former TDB president N Vasu, the special investigation team summoned his predecessor A Padmakumar for questioning on Wednesday. The former CPM MLA did not turn up citing personal reasons.

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DIRECT CASH TRANSFER SCHEMES FOR WOMEN ARE A LIBERATING FORCE

HE disbursal of 10,000 as the first instalment of a ₹2-lakh bonanza announced for women by the Nitish Kumar-led Bihar government has raised eyebrows.

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