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Horoscope Today, 28 October 2022: Check astrological prediction for Virgo, Pisces, Scorpio, Sagittarius and other signs – Times of India

The daily horoscope is determined by the position of the moon and sun. A person’s personality is determined by the traits and characteristics given in his horoscope. How would you feel if you come to know what’s going to happen throughout the whole day before starting your day in the morning? Horoscopes give us a hint about all the things that we are going to face for the entire day. Read the daily predictions given below for each horoscope to find out what is in store for you today in your luck. Aries: Today you may feel positive vibration around you. You may bring some artefacts or household stuff to renovate your house. You may plan to start a new business in a partnership. You may expect some long distance travel also. You will make a faith with your spouse, which will bring harmony...

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Australia vs England T20 World Cup 2022 Live Streaming Details: When and where to watch AUS vs ENG live

Australia vs England, T20 World Cup 2022 Match Live Streaming Details: Once promising a clash of favourites, the Super 12 showdown between Australia and England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday now appears more of a desperate battle for survival for two humbled teams. Australia, thrashed by New Zealand in their opener, have looked a shadow of the side that triumphed in the United Arab Emirates last year, with captain Aaron Finch’s batting struggles topping concerns. Whether England have the means to exploit Australia’s vulnerable position is no certainty following their morale-sapping defeat to Ireland at the MCG on Wednesday. Barring a fiery 3-34 from express paceman Mark Wood and solid death bowling, Jos Buttler’s side were mostly poor in the field and their batsmen culpable ...

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Smriti Irani, NCW welcome BCCI equal match fee announcement

New DelhiUnion Minster Smriti Irani and the National Commission for Women on Thursday hailed the “historic” decision of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on equal match fees for women players as their male counterparts, saying it was a significant achievement towards gender equality. The BCCI on Thursday announced equal match fee for its centrally-contracted women and male players in a bid to promote gender equality in cricket. “A welcome step,” Ms. Irani, Union Minister for Women and Child Development, tweeted tagging the BCCI announcement. The NCW, in a statement, said it welcomed the “landmark decision of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to implement pay equity policy for contracted Indian women cricketers”. Terming it a major victory for women crickete...

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Afghanistan vs Ireland T20 World Cup 2022 Live Streaming Details: When and where to watch AFG vs IRE live

Afghanistan vs Ireland, T20 World Cup 2022 Match Live Streaming Details: After defeating England by 5 runs in a rain marred match on Wednesday, a buoyant Ireland will lock horns with Afghanistan on Friday. Both teams have played 2 games each with Ireland winning one against England and losing against Sri Lanka. Afghanistan, meanwhile, had their match against New Zealand abandoned and have suffered a loss against England. Afghanistan vs Ireland, T20 World Cup 2022 Match Live Streaming Details: When will Afghanistan vs Ireland (AFG vs IRE) Super 12 Group 1 match of T20 World Cup 2022 be played? The Afghanistan vs Ireland (AFG vs IRE) Super 12 T20 World Cup 2022 match will be played on October 28, 2022, Friday. What time will Afghanistan vs Ireland (AFG vs IRE) Super 12 Group 1 match of t...

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Watch: Zimbabwe fans celebrate after team defeats Pakistan in T20 World Cup

The often overlooked Zimbabwe team shook the cricketing world to the core on Thursday night when they defeated Pakistan by 1 run at the Perth stadium in their T20 World Cup encounter. The nation was watching with bated breaths as the last over began with Pakistan needing 11 runs from it. After getting tonked for a 3 and a four with fuller balls, bowler Brad Evans adjusted to hit the hard length for three of the final 4 balls. The result? Zimbabweans were screaming their heads off and lying on the ground in joy. The fourth was a rasping seamer that beat the bat. Dot ball. The fifth, another hard length, was weakly shovelled to mid-off by Nawaz, and Mohammad Wasim Jr sunk to the ground. He was not on strike, and probably knew the game was up. It was. The final ball was the surprise fuller...

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Sikandar Raza’s sleight of hand & twists of fate help Zimbabwe sting Pakistan at WC

By the time Sikandar Raza dragged his weary body to collect the man of the match award, he was both emotionally and physically drained. Beads of sweat were dripping from his brow, eyes were moist with tears of joy and words stuttered and stumbled from his mouth. He would pause between sentences so that he could catch his breath, his gaze would scatter, and he would lose the drift of a sentence midway through it. A riot of emotions had seized him. “I think I’m lost for words. My throat’s dry, probably because of all the emotions,” he would say. The match was straight out of his sweetest dream. The 38-year-old hoarded nine runs, a useful contribution in a match Zimbabwe snuck home by a run, picked up the wickets of top-scorer Shan Masood, Haider Ali and Shadab Khan with his “mystery spin”...

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T20 World Cup: Pakistan-born wannabe fighter pilot Sikandar Raza flies high for Zimbabwe | Cricket News – Times of India

PERTH: Sikandar Raza failed a test for Pakistan's air force but was flying high on Thursday after playing a central role in Zimbabwe's shock Twenty20 World Cup win over the country of his birth. The 36-year-old all-rounder was born in Pakistan and had wanted to be a pilot, but he was rejected and his family later emigrated to Zimbabwe. He went on to pursue his higher education in Scotland. One for the history books 👏Iconic moments captured after Zimbabwe's astonishing one-run win against Pakistan.… https://t.co/W3OlgVSZJ6— ICC (@ICC) 1666884258000But cricket was his calling and he played domestic cricket in Zimbabwe before making the national side in 2013. Raza said that he had learnt the game the hard way. "I picked up cricket late and maybe making up for lost time," he said. If not wi...

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Kidambi Srikanth suffers defeat in pre-quarterfinals of French Open badminton | Badminton News – Times of India

PARIS: Top Indian shuttler Kidambi Srikanth crashed out of the French Open Super 750 badminton tournament after losing to Rasmus Gemke of Denmark in the pre-quarterfinals here on Thursday. Kidambi lost 21-19 12-21 19-21 in the match that lasted one hour and 15 minutes. In the first game, Kidmabi made a remarkable fightback after trailing 10-16 as he won nine straight points to take a 19-16 lead before going 1-0 up. The scores were levelled at 10-10 in the second game and Gemke won six straight points to zoom ahead and take the match to the decider. The decider was a neck-to-neck affair before the Dane emerged victorious. In the men's doubles, seventh-seeded Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty beat the Malaysian duo of Man Wei Chong and Kai Wun Tee 21-16 21-14 in a round of 16 matc...

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Requests for photos of Kohli, fan-boy moments and better media coverage: How playing Team India at the SCG was a surreal experience for the Dutch

The Netherlands were outclassed by India on Thursday but playing the Rohit Sharma-captained star-studded side in front of 40,000 people at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) in a T20 World Cup match was a surreal experience for the Dutch players. For some like India-born Dutch opener Vikramjit Singh, whose family left Punjab to escape insurgency in the mid-1980s, seeing the adulation Virat Kolhi received was like a fan-boy moment. Ahead of the game, the number of requests Singh received for pictures of Kohli outnumbered the good luck messages for him. “I have been getting lots of messages today and most of them are about wishing ‘hi’ to Virat rather than wishing me well for the game. Everyone was watching back home and they all were excited as I was,” Singh said after the game. Singh exper...

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Indian Super League: Odisha FC beat Bengaluru FC, move to top | Football News – Times of India

BHUBANESWAR: Odisha FC picked up their second consecutive win at home as they pipped Bengaluru FC 1-0 to move to the top of the Indian Super League (ISL) table with nine points, here on Thursday. Nandhakumar Sekar scored a belter in the 33rd minute, and it turned out to be the game's only goal. Josep Gombau made one change to the side that defeated Kerala Blasters. Raynier Fernandes replaced Isaac Chhakchhuak in the Odisha FC midfield. Simon Grayson changed the Blues' starting formation for the first time in the ISL this season. Alan Costa and Javier Hernandez were replaced by Leon Augustine and Roy Krishna as Bengaluru FC switched to a four-man defence. The hosts started on the front foot as BFC goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu quickly went down and denied Jerry Mawihmingthanga at the ...

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I had already said Pakistan will come back this week. And India will come back next week after playing semi-final. Voh bhi koi tees-maarkhan nahi hai: Shoaib Akhtar

Former Pakistan players Shoaib Akhtar, Aaqib Javed, Moin Khan Waqar Younis and Misbah-ul-Haq have come out strongly after Pakistan’s loss to Zimbabwe. Akhtar blamed the entire set up from Babar Azam the captain to Rameez Raja the PCB chairman. Aaqib Javed said he was shocked to see some of the techniques of the batsmen. And Moin Khan said it seems they never prepared for the bouncy tracks of Australia as they lacked basic technique. Akhtar would also add that India would be out of the world cup at the semi-final stage. Waqar felt the Pakistan openers were batting with a fear that team would collapse if they get out and Misbah questioned if there was any game plan to the bowling. Shoaib Akhtar on his YouTube Channel: I have been saying this repeatedly, these openers, the middle order are...

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India look forward to winning start, take on New Zealand in their Pro League opener | Hockey News – Times of India

India are all set to open their FIH Pro League campaign against New Zealand at Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar on Friday. After finishing third last season and bagging silver at Commonwealth Games, the team will be hoping to get the new season of Pro League off to a good start especially with World Cup coming up in less than three months’ time. Doing well in Pro League will be the team’s immediate focus but the coach as well as the players want to use these games to prepare themselves for the quadrennial event to be held in Bhubaneswar and Rourkela in January next year. “One of the major objectives is trying to consolidate how our World Cup team looks like. The other objective is to always go out and play our best and win every game. Speaking of targets, World Cup remains our long-term g...

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How Ricky Ponting inspired Sikandar Raza to plot Pakistan’s downfall in T20 World Cup

Words of motivation from the legendary Ricky Ponting inspired Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza as he played a key role in his side’s stunning one-run win over former champions Pakistan in the T20 World Cup here on Thursday. Raza came up with yet another brilliant performance as he took three wickets for 25 runs from his quota of four overs to play a key role in the massive upset and grabbed his third man-of-the-match award. “One more thing I thought. There was a small clip sent to me this morning of Ricky Ponting having a small word. I was excited, I was nervous, I was thrilled about today,” Raza said at the post-match presentation. "He just seems to know exactly what to do, when to do it." 🙌 Ricky Ponting talks about the brilliance of Sikandar Raza and his recent success. Lessons by...

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‘That’s embarrassing’: Former Pak players lash out at Babar and Co. after Zimbabwe beat Pakistan at T20 World Cup

Zimbabwe stunned Pakistan by one run in a nail-biting T20 World Cup match on Thursday. Defending a modest 131, Zimbabwe restricted Pakistan to 129/8 to cause one of the biggest upsets of the tournament. Pakistan-born all-rounder Sikandar Raza turned the match on its head in the middle overs with figures of 3 for 25 from his four overs, which included the wickets of Shan Masood (44), Shadab Khan (17) and Haider Ali. Right-arm pacer Brad Evans returned with figures of 2/25, while Blessing Muzarabani (1/18) and Luke Jongwe (1/10) also picked up wickets, to help their side to an incredible win. It was Pakistan’s second defeat in as many matches after the four-wicket loss to arch-rivals India in another thrilling contest. As expected, the result did not go down well with former Pakistan grea...

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T20 World Cup: Ricky Ponting inspires Sikandar Raza as he plots Pakistan’s downfall | Cricket News – Times of India

PERTH: Words of motivation from the legendary Ricky Ponting inspired Zimbabwe all-rounder Sikandar Raza as he played a key role in his side's stunning one-run win over former champions Pakistan in the T20 World Cup on Thursday. Raza came up with yet another brilliant performance as he took three wickets for 25 runs from his quota of four overs to play a key role in the massive upset and grabbed his third man-of-the-match award. "One more thing I thought. There was a small clip sent to me this morning of Ricky Ponting having a small word. I was excited, I was nervous, I was thrilled about today," Raza said at the post-match presentation. "The motivation was always there but if I needed a little push, I thought that clip did a wonder so thanks very much to Ricky as well." Overcome with em...

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Zimbabwe stun Pakistan: Big turning points of the T20 World Cup thriller in Perth | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Pakistan experienced their worst nightmares of recent times on Thursday as they suffered a shock one run defeat against minnows Zimbabwe in Perth. Chasing a par 131 for victory, Pakistan could only get to 129 in stipulated 20 overs for the loss of 8 wickets. Sikandar Raza was the star of the match for the African nation as his bowling effort of 3 for 25 along with disciplined bowling from the rest of his teammates helped Zimbabwe secure a historical win at the cricketing carnival Down Under. One for the history books 👏Iconic moments captured after Zimbabwe's astonishing one-run win against Pakistan.… https://t.co/W3OlgVSZJ6— ICC (@ICC) 1666884258000Pakistan who were pretty good in the first half of the match only had themselves to blame as their batters had a horrible outing ...

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How Pakistan can qualify for T20 World Cup semi-finals after bitter defeat to Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe beat Pakistan by one run in a final-ball thriller to register their first Super 12 win at the T20 World Cup. Pakistan, who were beaten by arch-rivals India in their opening match, now find their tournament hopes in tatters after failing to reach a modest target of 131 against Zimbabwe at Perth Stadium. Zimbabwe’s win has now made Pakistan’s equation in Group 2 to qualify for the semi-final an interesting one. Firstly, Pakistan needs to win all their remaining three matches. Secondly, the men in green must win all three matches by a big margin to maintain a healthy net run rate. Thirdly, they must hope that other results go their way- including South Africa losing to India and Pakistan. Zimbabwe losing their remaining two matches out of three (versus India, Netherlands, and Ba...

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‘Game of uncertainties’: Twitter erupts after Pakistan’s shock defeat in T20 World Cup | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's over-reliance on their opening batting pair came back to haunt them as Zimbabwe pipped them by one run in a low-scoring thriller to clinch their first Super-12 win of the ongoing T20 World Cup at the Perth Stadium on Thursday. Pakistan made a mess of a paltry 131-run chase as they suffered a batting collapse and left their bowlers to chase and win the match for them. All-rounder Sikandar Raza took three wickets in a short span to dismantle the chase and restricted Pakistan to 129/8. Moments after Pakistan's shocking one run loss to Zimbabwe, Twitter erupted with messages:Won’t call the result an upset, if you watched the match you know Zimbabwe played top cricket from ball #1 and show… https://t.co/AjuU9Nx0Bp— Shahid Afridi (@SAfridiOfficial) 1666882752000That winn...

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T20 World Cup: What the players had to say after Pakistan’s one-run loss to Zimbabwe | Cricket News – Times of India

NEW DELHI: All-rounder Sikandar Raza sensationally picked up 3-25 against Pakistan in Perth on Thursday as Zimbabwe prevailed by one run in a final-ball thriller to register their first Super 12 win at the Twenty20 World Cup. Floored by an extraordinary last-ball defeat to arch-rivals India in their opening match on Sunday, Pakistan find their tournament in tatters after, having restricted Zimbabwe to a modest 130-8 at Perth Stadium, reaching just 129-8 in reply. Here is what players had to say after the match: Craig Ervine (Zimbabwe skipper): So special. Especially for the work we did to get into the Super 12s. We did not want our tournament to end there. We wanted to come in and play some really good cricket against top teams and we did that exceptionally well today. I thought after o...

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When I get out in nets during simulation, I don’t bat again: Suryakumar Yadav | Cricket News – Times of India

SYDNEY: Suryakumar Yadav firmly believes that he can push the boundaries when it comes to mastering the art of handling pressure in match simulation, something that has given him fantastic results in the past one year. Surya has caused mortal fear among the global bowlers' union with an insane strike-rate of near 178 in 36 games and 11 fifty-plus scores (1 century and 10 half-centuries). But if you find Surya's swivel off his hips to send the ball into the deep mid-wicket stand amazing, do know that there is a method to his madness, like the 25-ball 51 not out in India's 56-run win against the Netherlands in the T20 World Cup here on Thursday. Asked about his preparation that brings about this manic consistency, Surya said: "What I do is to try and put a lot of pressure on myself whenev...