#Australia Women Tour of India

[a2zsportsnews]

India to tour Australia for multi-format Women’s A series in August

India and Australia will lock horns in a multi-format women’s A series in Queensland next month, in what is seen as a preparation for the upcoming T20 World Cup in Bangladesh in less than four months’ time. The tour will comprise three T20Is in Brisbane, three ODIs in Mackay, and a four-day match at Gold Coast. Cricket Australia on Monday confirmed the schedule and named three Australia A squads…

[allycat75]

Important events that actually took place on September 9th and were in no way a figment of a sad, delusional man and his advisors' imagination in order to continue a nefarious and daft lie.

1543- Mary Stuart, at 9 months old, is crowned Queen of Scots

1675- New England colonies declare war on Wampanoag Indians

1753- 1st steam engine arrives in North American colonies

1776- Congress officially renames the country as the United States of America (from the United Colonies)

1817- Alexander Twilight, probably first African American to graduate from a US college, receives BA degree at Middlebury College

1836- Ralph Waldo Emerson publishes his influential essay "Nature" in the US, outlining his beliefs in transcendentalism

1850- California becomes a state

1880- President Rutherford B. Hayes visits San Francisco

1888- Easter Island / Rapa Nui in the Pacific is annexed by Chile

1892- Edward Emerson Barnard at Lick Observatory discovers Amalthea, Jupiter's 5th moon

1904- Boston Herald again refers to NY baseball club as Yankees, when it reports "Yankees take 2," Yankee name not official till 1913

1908- Orville Wright makes 1st 1-hr airplane flight, Fort Myer, Virginia

1908- Russia annexes part of Poland

1911- 1st European post delivered by air (Hendon to Windsor, England)

1921- Guatemala, Honduras and San Salvador agree to Central American Union

1922- Turkish troops take the Greek-held Anatolian city of Smyrna during the Greco-Turkish War

1926- National Broadcasting Company created by Radio Corporation of America

1936- New York Yankees beat Cleveland Indians, 12-9 at League Park to clinch AL pennant on the earliest date in history

1939- Nazi army reaches Warsaw

1942- Compulsory work for women, children and old males in Batavia

1944- Allied forces liberate Luxembourg

1945- 1st "bug" in a computer program discovered by Grace Hopper, a moth was removed with tweezers from a relay & taped into the log

1950- 1st use of TV laugh track by "The Hank McCune Show" in the US

1951- 1st broadcast of soap opera "Love of Life" on CBS-TV

1955- Don Zimmer, hits 4,000th Dodger home run

1956- Elvis Presley appears on "The Ed Sullivan Show" for the 1st time

1957- US President Eisenhower signs 1st civil rights bill since Reconstruction

1960- Pakistan ends India's run of 6 consecutive Olympic field hockey gold medals with a 1-0 win over their sub-continent rivals at the Rome Games

1963- Alabama Governor George Wallace served a federal injunction to stop orders of state police to bar black students from enrolling in white schools

1965- LA Dodgers future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax throws his 4th career no-hitter and first perfect game in a 1-0 win over the Chicago Cubs at Dodger Stadium

1966- The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act signed into law by U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1st federal safety standards for vehicles and roads

1967- 1st successful Test flight of a Saturn V

1969- The Official Languages Act comes into force in Canada - making English and French the country's official languages (replaced 1988 by new Official Languages Act)

1971- Apple Records releases John Lennon's second solo studio album, "Imagine" in US; it tops the charts in US, UK, Australia, and 3 other countries

1972- West German equestrian rider Liselott Linsenhoff follows her dressage teams gold in Mexico City with the individual dressage title at her home Olympics in Munich

1975- Paul McCartney & Wings begin their "Wings Over The World" tour in Southampton, England; 65 concerts in Europe, Australia, Canada, and United States, runs through October of 1976

1978- Ayatollah Khomeini calls for an uprising in the Iranian army

1979- 31st Emmy Awards: "Taxi"; "Lou Grant"; Ron Leibman & Ruth Gordon win

1983- Radio Shack announces their color computer 2 (Coco2)

1985- President Reagan orders sanctions against South Africa, targeting apartheid

1987- Larry Bird of the Celtics begins an NBA free throw streak of 59

1987- Gary Hart admits on "Nightline" to cheating on his wife

1990- George H. W. Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev meet in Helsinki & urge Iraq to leave Kuwait

1990- Liberia president Samuel K Doe is captured by Mr Johnson's forces

1991- Mike Tyson indicted for rape of Desiree Washington

1993- Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization exchange letters of mutual recognition

2010- A court in the Philippines orders Imelda Marcos to repay the government almost $280,000 for funds taken from the National Food Authority by Ferdinand Marcos in 1983

2012- Armenia wins the 40th FIDE Chess Olympiad

2015- Apple unveils the iPad Pro and iPhone 6S in San Francisco

2015- Queen Elizabeth II becomes Great Britain's longest-reigning monarch at 63 years and seven months, beating the previous record set by her great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria

2017- Egyptian archaeologists announce the discovery of a 3,500-year-old tomb of a goldsmith and his family in Draa Abul-Naga, Egypt

2018- CBS chief Les Moonves departs the company after six more women make allegations of sexual abuse in "The New Yorker"

2019- Poet John Milton's own copy of Shakespeare's First Folio of 1623 has survived with his annotations according to scholar Jason Scott-Warren in Philadelphia library, could be world's most important modern literary discovery

2020- San Francisco Bay area blanketed by dark orange skies and smoke due to California wildfires

2021- Tom Brady becomes first player in NFL history to start 300 regular season games as he guides Tampa Bay Buccaneers to an opening day 31-29 win at home to Dallas Cowboys

ALL of these are more important than something that never happened on this day.

[wecandoit]

what i read | aug-sep

note: digital versions of most books can be found on Z-library] '*' indicates a trigger warning (direct references to death, abuse, violence, obvious triggers for mental illnesses) note 2.0: bolded links show sources that i found super interesting or introduced me to a new/profound concept

Books

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children #1 by Ransom Riggs

Articles + essays

How to think for yourself

Toleration is an impressive virtue that’s worth reviving

Climate change: How to talk to a denier

Big Lies: Benjamin Carter Hett On What We Can Learn From Hitler’s Rise To Power

Arabs believe economy is weak under democracy

The philosophical roots of CBT help explain its limitations

Studying tuberculosis in India, I saw the problem with cures

Australia Is Finally Talking About Migrant & Refugee Women Experiencing Sexual Harassment At Work

Healthcare on life support (Thailand)

The Great Regression (comments also have interesting discussion)

The Moral Life of Babies (rec from @/adelinestudiess)

Indus Valley Civilisation

Short stories

Double Promotion by Sudha Balagopal

The Appliance Crisis by Beth Goder

Sticks and Stones by Erin Almond

Videos + podcasts (yes i know this isn't reading let me live okey)

Podcast: You're Wrong About

The toxic trait of interior design.

Empty House Tour! 🏠 Historic 1929 Spanish Revival Home in Los Angeles!

"toxic" femininity: what's up with girlbloggers, female manipulators, and femcels?

how hollywood demonizes ultra-femininity

Gone with the Wind: The Normalization of White Supremacist Propaganda

The Importance of Sketchbooks

[harryandmeghansussex]

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex is a feminist, champion of human rights and gender equity, and global role model. Her lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread she weaves through both humanitarian and business ventures. She is noted as one of the most powerful and influential women in the world, topping lists such as TIME Magazine’s Most Influential People, The Financial Times’ 25 Most Influential Women, Variety Power of Women, and British Vogue’s Vogue 25. She and her husband, Prince Harry have also been the recipients of the NAACP President’s Award as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. Meghan’s global impact, and strong stance on resilience, equality, and compassion through action, have made her one of the most iconic public figures of this generation.

Born and raised in Southern California, Meghan attended Los Angeles based all-girls Catholic School, Immaculate Heart, which she continues to support as an alumna, before moving to Chicago to attend the prestigious Northwestern University. While there, she double majored in Theater and International Relations, and went on to intern at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as well as to study abroad in Madrid, Spain. After graduation, Meghan turned her focus to the entertainment industry, landing her big break as a lead actor on the hit series, ‘Suits’ which she starred in for seven seasons. During her time off between filming, Meghan travelled to Rwanda, India, and across the globe working on humanitarian missions, and serving in key roles such as: UN Women’s Advocate for Women’s Political Participation and Leadership, a World Vision Global Ambassador, and a leading Counsellor to One Young World, where she inspired youth and women around the world through her passionate advocacy and hands-on approach to being of service. She also travelled to support the military community on a USO Tour, visiting six military bases in seven days including Bagram, Afghanistan. In 2018, Meghan married Prince Harry, becoming The Duchess of Sussex.

An accomplished writer, she has contributed pieces to publications in the UK, US, and Ireland, and parlayed that skill into the creation of the successful lifestyle website, ‘The Tig’, where her thoughtful and inspiring op-eds cultivated a global fanbase. The Duchess of Sussex was the first guest editor in the history of British Vogue for their July Issue in 2019, which was the fastest selling copy in the history of the publication. She and Prince Harry founded The Archewell Foundation in 2020 to support communities in need at a micro and macro level, in both moments of crisis as well as for long term aid. At The Archewell Foundation, they hold the value that charitable work should not simply be ‘a handout, but rather a hand held’, a phrase which Meghan first coined when supporting UK charity Smart Works, of which she is patron, that uplifts and prepares underserved women to enter the workforce. Meghan and her husband also founded and oversee production company, Archewell Productions and podcasting arm, Archewell Audio. In 2022, Meghan launched ‘Archetypes’, a record-breaking podcast exploring the labels that try to hold women back; ‘Archetypes’ debuted at Number 1 in The US, UK, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand, and topped the charts as the Number 1 podcast in 47 countries, demonstrating her unparalleled global reach. After its first season, Archetypes was awarded was awarded The People’s Choice Award in the podcast category.

She is a NY Times Best Selling author, publishing her highly celebrated children’s book, ‘The Bench’, and “Together: Our Community Kitchen” a publication she spearheaded with the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen in the UK, who were displaced after the tragic Grenfell Fire. True to her character, The Duchess of Sussex mobilized to turn pain into purpose, working alongside this dynamic group of women to help them heal, grow, and develop their own business enterprises in the face of adversity. In addition to topping the NY Times Bestsellers list, “Together,” also debuted as number one on the UK’s Sunday Booklist, with proceeds going to the Kitchen. Meghan’s influence in fashion has been coined “The Meghan Effect” with items selling out within hours of her wearing them. Her ‘effect’ has transcended fashion, shifting cultural conversations as seen with her op-ed for the NY Times “The Losses We Share.” The piece detailed a heartbreaking personal loss which spiked the conversation surrounding miscarriage to the highest it had been spoken of in over two decades at the time of publishing.

Meghan is a passionate advocate for mental health and family care, the holistic support of women and children’s rights, and the immeasurable value of one’s self worth. Her core belief that representation matters, and her connection to community through the lens of learning, healing, and inspiring have helped define her as a cultural catalyst for positive change. Meghan resides in California with her husband and their children Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet Diana, and their three dogs.

[ingek73]

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex

Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex is a feminist, champion of human rights and gender equity, and global role model. Her lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread she weaves through both humanitarian and business ventures. She is noted as one of the most powerful and influential women in the world, topping lists such as TIME Magazine’s Most Influential People, The Financial Times’ 25 Most Influential Women, Variety Power of Women, and British Vogue’s Vogue 25.

She and her husband, Prince Harry have also been the recipients of the NAACP President’s Award as well as the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. Meghan’s global impact, and strong stance on resilience, equality, and compassion through action, have made her one of the most iconic public figures of this generation.

Born and raised in Southern California, Meghan attended Los Angeles based all-girls Catholic School, Immaculate Heart, which she continues to support as an alumna, before moving to Chicago to attend the prestigious Northwestern University. While there, she double majored in Theater and International Relations, and went on to intern at the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as well as to study abroad in Madrid, Spain. After graduation, Meghan turned her focus to the entertainment industry, landing her big break as a lead actor on the hit series, ‘Suits’ which she starred in for seven seasons. During her time off between filming, Meghan travelled to Rwanda, India, and across the globe working on humanitarian missions, and serving in key roles such as: UN Women’s Advocate for Women’s Political Participation and Leadership, a World Vision Global Ambassador, and a leading Counsellor to One Young World, where she inspired youth and women around the world through her passionate advocacy and hands-on approach to being of service. She also travelled to support the military community on a USO Tour, visiting six military bases in seven days including Bagram, Afghanistan.

In 2018, Meghan married Prince Harry, becoming The Duchess of Sussex.

An accomplished writer, she has contributed pieces to publications in the UK, US, and Ireland, and parlayed that skill into the creation of the successful lifestyle website, ‘The Tig’, where her thoughtful and inspiring op-eds cultivated a global fanbase. The Duchess of Sussex was the first guest editor in the history of British Vogue for their July Issue in 2019, which was the fastest selling copy in the history of the publication.

She and Prince Harry founded The Archewell Foundation in 2020 to support communities in need at a micro and macro level, in both moments of crisis as well as for long term aid. At The Archewell Foundation, they hold the value that charitable work should not simply be ‘a handout, but rather a hand held’, a phrase which Meghan first coined when supporting UK charity Smart Works, of which she is patron, that uplifts and prepares underserved women to enter the workforce. Meghan and her husband also founded and oversee production company, Archewell Productions and podcasting arm, Archewell Audio.

In 2022, Meghan launched ‘Archetypes’, a record-breaking podcast exploring the labels that try to hold women back; ‘Archetypes’ debuted at Number 1 in The US, UK, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand, and topped the charts as the Number 1 podcast in 47 countries, demonstrating her unparalleled global reach. After its first season, Archetypes was awarded The People’s Choice Award in the podcast category.

She is a NY Times Best Selling author, publishing her highly celebrated children’s book, ‘The Bench’, and “Together: Our Community Kitchen” a publication she spearheaded with the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen in the UK, who were displaced after the tragic Grenfell Fire. True to her character, The Duchess of Sussex mobilized to turn pain into purpose, working alongside this dynamic group of women to help them heal, grow, and develop their own business enterprises in the face of adversity. In addition to topping the NY Times Bestsellers list, “Together,” also debuted as number one on the UK’s Sunday Booklist, with proceeds going to the Kitchen.

Meghan’s influence in fashion has been coined “The Meghan Effect” with items selling out within hours of her wearing them. Her ‘effect’ has transcended fashion, shifting cultural conversations as seen with her op-ed for the NY Times “The Losses We Share.” The piece detailed a heartbreaking personal loss which spiked the conversation surrounding miscarriage to the highest it had been spoken of in over two decades at the time of publishing.

Meghan is a passionate advocate for mental health and family care, the holistic support of women and children’s rights, and the immeasurable value of one’s self worth. Her core belief that representation matters, and her connection to community through the lens of learning, healing, and inspiring have helped define her as a cultural catalyst for positive change.

Meghan resides in California with her husband and their children Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet Diana, and their three dogs.

[dan6085]

Here's a list of the top 25 most-watched sporting events in the world, highlighting their viewership and significance:

1. **FIFA World Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 3.5 billion viewers.

- **Details**: Held every four years, this is the culminating match of the FIFA World Cup. It's watched by billions globally and is considered the pinnacle of international football (soccer).

2. **Olympic Games Opening Ceremony**

- **Viewership**: Around 3 billion viewers.

- **Details**: The opening ceremony of the Summer and Winter Olympics showcases the host city's culture and the grand parade of nations. It marks the beginning of the Olympic Games, which occur every four years.

3. **Super Bowl**

- **Viewership**: About 100 million viewers.

- **Details**: The championship game of the National Football League (NFL) in the U.S., held annually on the first Sunday in February. It's a major cultural event with high-profile commercials and performances.

4. **UEFA Champions League Final**

- **Viewership**: Roughly 300 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of Europe's premier club football (soccer) competition, held annually. It features the top club teams from across Europe.

5. **NBA Finals**

- **Viewership**: Around 15-20 million viewers per game in the U.S.

- **Details**: The championship series of the National Basketball Association (NBA), held annually. It determines the league champion and is popular in the U.S. and internationally.

6. **Cricket World Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 1 billion viewers.

- **Details**: The final match of the ICC Cricket World Cup, held every four years. Cricket enjoys massive popularity in countries like India, Pakistan, Australia, and England.

7. **Tour de France Final Stage**

- **Viewership**: Around 10 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final stage of the annual cycling race held in France. It's a major event in the cycling world, attracting global audiences.

8. **Wimbledon Final**

- **Viewership**: About 10-15 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the prestigious Wimbledon tennis tournament, held annually in London. It is the oldest and most famous tennis tournament.

9. **The Masters Tournament Final Round**

- **Viewership**: Roughly 10 million viewers.

- **Details**: One of the four major golf tournaments, held annually at Augusta National Golf Club in the U.S. It’s renowned for its tradition and prestigious green jacket award.

10. **FIFA Women's World Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 1 billion viewers.

- **Details**: The final match of the FIFA Women's World Cup, held every four years. It's the premier international tournament for women's football.

11. **Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix**

- **Viewership**: Around 100 million viewers.

- **Details**: One of the most famous Formula 1 races, held annually in Monaco. It’s known for its glamorous setting and challenging circuit.

12. **Rugby World Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: About 1 billion viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the Rugby World Cup, held every four years. Rugby is especially popular in countries like New Zealand, Australia, and England.

13. **Indian Premier League (IPL) Final**

- **Viewership**: Around 100 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the IPL, a professional Twenty20 cricket league in India. It's a major sporting event with a large following in cricket-loving nations.

14. **NFL Draft**

- **Viewership**: About 8 million viewers.

- **Details**: An annual event where NFL teams select new players. It’s a major event in American sports culture, especially among football fans.

15. **UEFA Europa League Final**

- **Viewership**: Around 100 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of Europe's second-tier club football competition, held annually. It features top teams that did not qualify for the Champions League.

16. **NBA All-Star Game**

- **Viewership**: About 8-10 million viewers.

- **Details**: An annual exhibition game featuring the league’s star players, held in mid-February. It’s a showcase of basketball talent and entertainment.

17. **The Open Championship Final Round**

- **Viewership**: Around 10 million viewers.

- **Details**: Also known as The Open, it’s one of the four major golf tournaments and the oldest of them all, held annually in the UK.

18. **College Football Playoff National Championship**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 20-25 million viewers.

- **Details**: The annual championship game for college football in the U.S., determining the national champion.

19. **World Series Final Game**

- **Viewership**: About 10-15 million viewers.

- **Details**: The championship series of Major League Baseball (MLB) in the U.S., held annually. It determines the league champion.

20. **NHL Stanley Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: Around 4-5 million viewers per game.

- **Details**: The championship series of the National Hockey League (NHL), held annually. It’s the climax of the hockey season in North America.

21. **Davis Cup Final**

- **Viewership**: Around 10 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the international team competition in men’s tennis, held annually. It’s a significant event in the tennis calendar.

22. **French Open Final**

- **Viewership**: About 10-15 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the Roland Garros tournament, held annually in Paris. It’s one of tennis’s four Grand Slam tournaments.

23. **Australian Open Final**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 10-15 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the first Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year, held annually in Melbourne.

24. **Hong Kong Sevens Final**

- **Viewership**: About 10 million viewers.

- **Details**: The final of the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens, a major event in the Rugby Sevens series, attracting a global audience.

25. **Asian Games Opening Ceremony**

- **Viewership**: Approximately 1 billion viewers.

- **Details**: The opening ceremony of the Asian Games, held every four years. It features a wide range of sports and is a significant event in Asia.

These events are significant not only for their viewership but also for their impact on global sports culture and their ability to unite fans from around the world.

[cricketmoodews]

18-member India A Women squad announced for multi-format tour against Australia A Women

India A Women Squad: 

Minnu Mani (C), Shweta Sehrawat (VC), Priya Punia, Shubha Satheesh, Tejal Hasabnis, Kiran Navgire, Sajana Sajeevan, Uma Chetry (Wk), Shipra Giri (Wk), Raghavi Bisht, Saika Ishaque, Mannat Kashyap, Tanuja Kanwar, Priya Mishra, Meghna Singh, Sayali Satghare, Shabnam Shakeel*, S. Yashasri

The selection of Shabnam Shakeel is subject to fitness. Standby player: Saima Thakor

Check more details:  India A Women vs Australia A Women fixtures

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Bangladesh’s cricketers are utilizing the facilities of the same hotel in Dhaka as the Australians, observing Alisa Healy closely, and gathering crucial information about how one of the world’s best conducts her business.

Australia is in town for three limited-overs One Day Internationals (ODIs) and three Twenty20 series starting Thursday, and their arrival has stirred excitement.

Bangladesh skipper Negar Sultana said, “They are icons of the game so our players are eager to meet them

“Our players are already heading to their table for breakfast. This communication is crucial for team building. We see them as role models, so playing with them is a huge gain.”

This is Australia’s women’s team’s first bilateral tour to Bangladesh, so there is extensive interest among fans and media starting from players. Hilli, the opposite number, said they also want to learn from Bangladeshi players, especially considering the conditions they may face on this tour and with the T20 World Cup scheduled here at the end of the year.

I am truly proud of this team, who take playing as a bigger responsibility,” said Hillis

“It doesn’t just go one way, but there’s an opportunity to learn from both sides. Let’s talk about the game in general. To gain some crucial experiences, and it’s not just for their side.”

I think it goes both ways. The girls are genuinely excited to be part of this series.” I hope those conversations will be there. I had a chat around the toaster at breakfast today, so much more to look forward to.”

Fatigue is something that has touched Hilli, as some Australian players are just coming off the back of the recently concluded WPL in India, where they were busy with national commitments. “I think there’s a different level of battery power around our group at the moment,” she said. “I think it’s part of modern cricket. That’s exactly what’s happening down the line. Managing playing around the globe for 12 months and managing those expectations is becoming a real challenge.”

We’ve got Tala Vlamink back in our squad after a long time. Sophie Molineux has returned to the group

There’s plenty to look forward to. If you feel a bit exhausted, there are some players here who are absolutely smashing it as Australians, ruining their interior straight away. The group is genuinely excited being here and excited to play as Australians again, which I think is the tip.”

In this regard, Sultana mentioned their bowling as their strength against Australia. She also highlighted the big picture of playing at home against Australia. In the last 12 months, Bangladesh has been quite competitive, particularly closing the series against India with two white-ball series victories. They won a T20 series and an ODI series against Pakistan and also won two matches in South Africa.

In Nottinghamshire, Ben Lister and Fazalhaq Farooqi have been signed to replace Shahin Shah Afridi

Nottinghamshire has signed New Zealand’s left-arm seamer Ben Lister and Afghanistan’s Fazalhaq Farooqi for the T20 Blast group stage this season to ensure their availability for the success of Shahin Shah Afridi. Lister, who has won 13 limited-overs caps for his country, will not be seen in their World Cup plans, and it is believed that before Farooqi becomes established, they will join Notts in the first eight matches of the Blast group stage this season. And, given the uncertainty at the Afghanistan Cricket Board, Farooqi will make his county cricket debut before leading Afghanistan’s seam attack at the T20 World Cup.

Shahin, who took 22 wickets in 14 matches for Notts last season, including four in an over against Birmingham Bears, will be unavailable for the Blast this summer due to his commitments in leading Pakistan, leaving Notts with two alternatives

Notts head coach Peter Moores said in a press release, “The success Shahin had with us last year has made those overseas options available again.” “It creates a different challenge for the batsmen. Between Ben and Fazalhaq, we have shown that wicket-takers can make an impact at crucial moments in the game, which we still are.”

Ben is an exciting talent who has established himself on the world stage after consistent domestic performances

He has made a difference for the teams he has played for and there’s a possibility of doing the same with us. His presence in the group stage will be crucial amidst the run-in.”

Notts finished fourth in the North Group last year and were eliminated in the quarter-finals by eventual champions Somerset. After the departure of Samit Patel (Durham) and Jack Brooks (Somerset), they will have a new-look Blast squad where Stephen Mulaney is expected to lead primarily for the second eleven.

After signing a lucrative deal to play for Galle Gladiators in the Lanka Premier League, Alex Hales will also be unavailable for the group stage, where Jack Haynes, Dillon Pennington, and Josh Tongue have all joined Worcestershire from the Orchids. New Zealand’s Will Young will be set up for T20 Internationals and Joe Clarke will lead the T20 captaincy.

When Western Australia (WA) makes historic hat-trick bids as Tasmania aims to break the 11-year drought

Western Australia’s skipper Sam Whiteman on Wednesday advanced for the media conference before the Sheffield Shield final, knowing full well that barriers of questions lay in his path.

On Tuesday, a bombshell exploded late when WA opener Cameron Bancroft withdrew from the final against Tasmania due to a bike accident leaving him unconscious. It marked a setback for WA, who have been striving for their first hat-trick of Shield triumphs since the late 1980s.

Even the iconic WA team of the 1990s, although Test greats, hadn’t managed this feat despite boasting several players. Victoria alone has clinched the Shield three times in the past 20 years from 2015-17

It’s evidently a rare and hard-earned achievement because WA may struggle to prove itself in an injury-hit season. Frontline quicks Jason Behrendorff, Lance Morris, and Matt Kelly have only played a handful of Shield matches between them, none available for the final.

Turner’s career has turned on its head through surgery in December following an injury sustained while fielding.

[daddynews247]

SA women hope to turn fortunes against Australia on the Down Under tour

The South African women’s cricket team has a mountain to climb when they face Australia on home soil in a multi-format tour from January 27 to February 18.

Of course, there’s a sense of vengeance in the air after the Proteas were defeated by the Aussies in the final of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup at Newlands in Cape Town last year.

The Down Under tour will include three T20 Internationals and three One-Day Internationals. The two countries will then play their first-ever test match.

Australia now leads both the T20I and ODI global rankings, leaving the Proteas (3rd in the ODI rankings and 5th in the T20I rankings) with a tough task. South Africa’s best ODI result versus Australia was a stalemate in November 2016, and they are 0-7 in T20Is.

The Proteas, led once again by Laura Wolvaardt as captain, need every bit of opposition they can get as they prepare for the September 2024 T20 World Cup in Bangladesh. The return of Chloé Tryon, who was away on recent international duty, strengthens the team. Ayanda Hlubi, who was called up to the national team for T20I duty last year, will now play in some ODI matches in Australia.

Hilton Moreeng, the head coach, has voiced his faith in his team, stating that there is a nice balance between experience and youth.

We look forward to building on the fantastic year we had as a team in 2023. Our trip to Bangladesh ended well, and we were able to accomplish our goals and learn more about the game and the red ball.

The chosen squad is really competitive and well-balanced, and we are very confident heading into Australia since we also discussed our abilities with the white ball, where we are going, and what is needed.

Moreeng, who has been a coach for 12 years, just had his contract extended till the end of the 2023–2024 campaign. He’ll also be in charge of a home series against Sri Lanka beginning near the end of March after returning from Australia. The hunt is still on for his replacement.

The same 15 players that recently toured India, where they won the ODI and T20I series, will represent Australia against South Africa in the meantime. According to selector Shawn Flegler, they are excited to meet the Proteas since “South Africa were formidable opponents in the T20 World Cup final in Cape Town.”

TEAMS

SOUTH AFRICA: Laura Wolvaardt (captain), Anneke Bosch, Tazmin Brits, Nadine de Klerk, Mieke de Ridder, Ayanda Hlubi, Sinalo Jafta, Marizanne Kapp, Ayabonga Khaka, Masabata Klaas, Suné Luus, Eliz-Mari Marx, Nonkululeko Mlaba, Chloé Tryon, Delmi Tucker.

AUSTRALIA: Alyssa Healy (captain), Darcie Brown, Heather Graham, Ashleigh Gardner, Kim Garth, Grace Harris, Jess Jonassen, Alana King, Phoebe Litchfield, Tahlia McGrath, Beth Mooney, Ellyse Perry, Megan Schutt, Annabel Sutherland, Georgia Wareham.

FIXTURES

1st T20I – Saturday 27 January 2024 – 01:45 – Manuka Oval, Canberra

2nd T20I – Sunday 28 January 2024 – 01:45 – Manuka Oval, Canberra

3rd T20I – Tuesday 30 January 2024 – 10:05 – Bellerive Oval, Hobart

1st ODI – Saturday 3 February 2024 – 05:40 – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

2nd ODI – Wednesday 7 February 2024 – 05:40 – North Sydney Oval, Sydney

3rd ODI – Saturday 10 February 2024 – 05:40 – North Sydney Oval, Sydney

Test – 15-19 February 2024 – 05:40 – WACA Ground, Perth

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Tejal, Raghvi half-tons go in vain as Australia A Women wins first ODI by four wickets against India A Women

Fine half-centuries by middle-order batters Raghvi Bist and Tejal Hasabnis went in vain as India A Women lost its opening one-day match against Australia A by four wickets, with Katie Mack scoring a century for the winners here on Wednesday. This is the fourth successive defeat for India A on its tour of Australia following its 0-3 whitewash in the T20 series in Brisbane. India, after setting a…

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Green Wave: Sustainable Tourism Market Poised for $6.8 Trillion Growth, Investors By 2023-2032

Sustainable tourism Market Outlook

Sustainable tourism market is a type of travel that meets the needs of the travel industry, tourists, and the local community without compromising the requirements of future generations. Sustainable tourism includes all forms of ecotourism, environmentally conscious tourism, alternative tourism, responsible tourism, soft tourism, and tourism with minimal environmental impact. Travel that involves housing, entertainment, and shopping but also protects the local ecosystem is known as sustainable tourism. Its guiding principles ensure social equity, economic efficiency, and environmental protection. The government is attempting to increase ecotourism. It's critical to exploit the advantages of tourism in order to save the economy and ecology. It seeks to strike a balance between economic success and natural beauty.

The global market for sustainable tourism is expanding as a result of a rising environmental consciousness, changing consumer preferences for local experiences, and curiosity about foreign cultures and cuisines. Government laws, a lack of money, expensive travel, and a lack of investment might all hinder the growth of sustainable tourism. However, sustainable tourism might increase if more people opt for this mode of travel. A number of countries are also encouraging the growth of ecologically friendly transportation.

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Segment Analysis

The global sustainable tourism market has been segmented based type, booking channel, consumer orientation, tourism type, tourist type, and age.

On the basis of type, the market is segmented into Ecological Tourism, Eco Tourism/ Green Tourism, Soft Tourism, Community Tourism. The Ecological Tourism segment was attributed to holding the largest market share in 2022.

Based on booking channel, the global sustainable tourism market has been segmented into phone booking, online booking, and in person booking. The phone booking segment was expected to hold the largest market share in 2022.

Based on consumer orientation, the global sustainable tourism market has been segmented into men, women. The men segment was expected to hold the largest market share in 2022.

Based on tourist type, the global sustainable tourism market has been segmented into independent traveler, tour group, package traveler. The independent traveler segment was expected to hold the largest market share in 2022.

Based on age, the global sustainable tourism market has been segmented into 15-25 years, 26-35 years, 36-45 years, 46-55 years, and 66-75 years. The 26-35 years segment was expected to hold the largest market share in 2022.

Regional Analysis

The global sustainable tourism market, based on region, has been divided into the North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World. North America consists of US and Canada. The Europe sustainable tourism market comprises of Germany, France, the UK, Italy, Spain, and the rest of Europe. The sustainable tourism market in Asia-Pacific has been segmented into China, India, Japan, Australia, South Korea, and the rest of Asia-Pacific. The Rest of the World sustainable tourism market comprises of Middle East, Africa, and Latin America.

The largest market share for sustainable tourism was maintained by the North American regional sector. North America has a strong environmental policy framework in place that encourages sustainable tourism practices. This has led to the adoption of eco-friendly practices, conservation of natural resources, and protection of wildlife. Also, North America has been at the forefront of technological advancements, including the development of sustainable tourism technology, which has enabled the tourism industry to operate in a more sustainable manner. This has included the use of renewable energy sources, green buildings, and water conservation technologies.

Europe is one of the most significant regions in the sustainable tourism market, with many countries in the region taking steps to promote sustainable tourism. Many European governments have implemented strong policies and initiatives to promote sustainable tourism, including the development of sustainable tourism infrastructure, the establishment of sustainable tourism standards, and the implementation of environmental regulations.

Asia Pacific is anticipated to grow at fastest CAGR over the forecast period. This is owing to The APAC region has a rapidly growing middle class with increasing disposable incomes. This has led to an increase in domestic and international travel within the region. Also, The APAC region has a rich cultural and natural heritage that attracts a large number of tourists. Sustainable tourism offerings that showcase this heritage in a responsible and sustainable manner are increasingly popular..

Furthermore, the rest of the world's sustainable tourism market is divided into the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. The LATEM region has a rich cultural and natural heritage that attracts a large number of tourists. Sustainable tourism offerings that showcase this heritage in a responsible and sustainable manner are increasingly popular. Many countries in the region are implementing policies and initiatives to promote sustainable tourism, including the development of sustainable tourism infrastructure, the establishment of sustainable tourism standards, and the implementation of environmental regulations. The MEA region has vast natural resources and cultural heritage that have great tourism potential. The region is making significant investments in sustainable tourism, including the development of sustainable tourism infrastructure, the implementation of eco-friendly policies and practices, and the promotion of sustainable tourism standards.

Key Findings of the Study

The global sustainable tourism market is expected to reach USD 6828.1 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 23.50% during the forecast period.

The Asia Pacific region accounted for the fastest-growing global market due to strong environmental policy framework in place that encourages sustainable tourism practices

Based on tourist type, the independent traveler segment was attributed to holding the largest market in 2022, with an approximate market share of 65.54%.

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AUSTRALIA WOMEN'S TOUR OF INDIA

Sadhu 4-fer paves way for India's comfortable win. Shafali Verma and Smriti Mandhana stroked half-centuries as India cruised to a nine-wicket win over Australia.

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Bowlers Did Their Job But Fielding Didn t Work Well, Says Harmanpreet After ODI Series Opener Loss

Captain Alyssa Healy: India captain Harmanpreet Kaur said she was happy with the bowling department, but was critical of the fielding effort in her team’s six-wicket defeat to Australia in the ODI series opener at Wankhede Stadium. After making 282/8, their best-ever women’s ODI score against Australia, the visitors chased down the total in 46.3 overs, with India’s fielding being a letdown. Phoebe Litchfield (78), Ellyse Perry (75), Tahlia McGrath (68 off 55 balls) and Beth Mooney (42) starred in Australia acing the second-highest successful chase in women’s ODI history. “We managed to get a defendable total. Bowlers did their job but fielding didn't work well. After a while dew was there, but bowlers did well to keep stumps in play. But I was unhappy with our fielding, Australia were amazing saving runs. Pooja was great. We need to back ourselves and play aggressive cricket,” said Harmanpreet after the match ended. After losing the one-off Test, Australia managed to bounce back with a win on their tour of India. Captain Alyssa Healy praised her batters for chasing the total without breaking a sweat. "Sometimes you just gotta get out the way and let the good players do their thing. Dew came in late in the game but I thought we could've been tighter in the last ten while bowling.” "Batting approach was sensational, that was the blueprint we want to put out there. Our batters play down the ground really well, helps when the ball is skidding on a little bit. Girls bounced back and showed how we wanted to play." Australia now have a 1-0 lead in the three-game series, with the second match to happen at the same venue on Saturday. Read the full article

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How Cricket become an internationally popular sport

Cricket is one of the oldest sports and the second most popular game in the world after soccer. 

Cricket is particulary popular in india, Australia, England, its birthplace, Bangladesh, South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and New Zealand. 

There is also growing popularity in the West Indies, Netherlands, United Arab Emirates, Zimbabwe, and many other parts of the world.

But how did cricket become such an internationally popular sport? That is what we will explore in this article.

The Early Days Of Cricket

Cricket is believed to have first started, possibly as early as the Saxon times, on woodland fields in the Weald area, southeast of England. However, it wasn't until 1611 that there was a record of adults engaging in the sport. 

A decade later, in 1709, the first village cricket teams were formed and were given county names. The game slowly gained popularity in England, and in 1744, the first laws of the game were drawn up. 

The laws were later amended in 1774 by "Star and Garter Club" following the LBW and the introduction of the maximum bat width and the third stump. 

The Star and Garter Club and club members are the founders of the famous Marylebone Cricket Club, who are the current custodians of the cricket laws. 

The MCC was formed in 1787 and has since made numerous revisions to the cricket codes.

Throughout the 18th century, cricket became very popular in England. The village teams graduated to county teams playing organized matches against each other. These matches attracted significantly larger crowds.

The Spread Of Cricket To The Rest Of The World

Cricket was introduced to the rest of the world as early as the 17th century by English colonists, sailors, traders, soldiers, settlers, and missionaries. North America was the first to be introduced to the game in the late 17th century.

In the 18th century, cricket spread to the West Indies, India, New Zealand, and Australia also because of the colonization that was taking place at the time. The Caribbean and South Africa, and other parts of the world were introduced to the game in the 19th century.

The first record of cricket being played in the USA was in 1709, but the first international match was in September 1844 between Canada and the US. By mid of the civil war, cricket had been played in nearly 22 states. 

It is also believed that international tours by cricket professionals also popularised the game in different parts of the world. 

There were several tours, notably, the English tour to Canada and the US in 1859, the tour to Australia in 1861-1862, and the famous Australia tour to England in 1877 for the first-ever Test match between the two, which resulted in the oldest cricket rivalry of all times.

Similar tours led by Lord Hawke and his team of amateurs headed to South Africa, India, New Zealand, Australia, and West India between 1892 to 1903 also played a huge role in making cricket popular. 

The Birth Of Women's Cricket

The first reference of women's cricket was in 1745, a match between Bramley and Hambledon villages in Surrey, and in 1811, the first county match was played between the maids of Hampshire and Surrey.

Because of how popular women's cricket grew, it necessitated the need for a governing body, and in 1887, the Women's Cricket Club was formed in Yorkshire. A few decades later, the Women's Cricket Association was then formed in 1926.

Shortly thereafter, in 1934, the first international Test match for women was set. The match was between England and Australia in which England emerged as the winner. Since then, there have been countless women's test matches. 

Surprising to many, women's cricket was quickly adopted around the world. By 1958, the International Women's Cricket Council was formed to promote international tours and provide a liaison between countries on matters pertaining to the game. 

The founding nations were, of course, England and Australia, Holland, New Zealand, and South Africa. More members joined over the years, and more associations set base in West Indies (1973), India (1973), Ireland (1982), Pakistan and Sri Lanka (1979), and Denmark (1983).

The Women's World Cup was thereafter introduced in 1973 in England following a conversation between millionaire businessman Jack Hayward and the then England captain Rachael Heyhoe-Flint. 

Hayward agreed to fund the match, which was played at the Lords. England won the historic ODI match by eight wickets against Australia.

Due to a lack of resources and money, women's cricket had to be merged with men's cricket in the 1990s, and in 2005, the International Women's Cricket Council (IWCC) agreed to officially surrender control of the women's games to the ICC. 

This meant more funds and resources could flow into women's cricket. And with better facilities and more money, more financial opportunities opened up. It wasn't long before the results of the merger were seen. 

In 2014, professional contracts for women cricket players were awarded for the first time. 

Why Is Cricket Not At The Olympic Games?

Even though cricket is the second most played in the world, it has only made one appearance at the Olympic games. That was in 1900 when England scored against France. 

Several things can be attributed to its absence, but the major contention has always been the suitable format. Is it the ODI, T10, or T20? Discussions are, however, underway on the format to be adopted for the Olympics.

There are hopes that the game will feature in the 2028 Olympics set to be held in Los Angeles. The ICC has so far set up a committee to see to it. Crickets at the Olympics will be a major boost to the game's popularity.

What Makes Cricket Popular?

It's no secret that cricket is one of the world's most popular games. It has an insanely passionate fan base that keeps growing by the day. It is watched and played by basically everyone - rich or poor, young and older. It's no wonder it has a very diverse fanbase.

The sport has a healthy presence globally but a stronger dominance in England, India, Australia, South Africa, Bangladesh, West Indies, and Pakistan. In India, for instance, the game is watched by 93% of sports viewers. Matches in India often attract hundreds of millions of viewers.

You wouldn't believe how adored cricket players are. Players like Steve Smith, Sunil Gavaskar, Ben Stokes, AB de Villers, Rahul Dravid, and others have caught the attention of an immensely wide audience. These cricketers are treated as demigods and are an inspiration to many young players.

One of the main reasons why cricket is popular is that it's such an engaging game both to watch and play. 

Cricket betting sites have also provided another boost to the game's popularity, especially in India, where cricket is beyond popular. It's almost fanaticism. In addition, it has enabled cricket fans to earn huge amounts of money just by supporting their favorite teams.

The Future of Cricket

First off, it looks like cricket may be featured in the 2028 Olympic games set to be held in Los Angeles. If not, there will be another chance for cricket again in 2032.

Women's cricket is also much more likely to flourish. The first-ever Women's IPL set for 2023 will establish the future for women's cricket as the best cricketers worldwide will gather to compete.

It also looks like there will be two IPLs in the future. According to Ravi Shastri, the former Indian coach, two IPLs every year might be inevitable. 

As the T10 continues to grow, there is fear that the popularity of ODI’s is decreasing and may even vanish in the next decade. Players like Moeeb Ali, Usman Khawaja, and others have spoken of the impending threat that may face the ODIs.

Conclusion

First played in the late 16th century in southeast England, cricket has steadily risen over the centuries to become the world's second most popular game after soccer. 

It hasn't been all rosy, but the love of the game has made it possible. So many advancements to the game's formats and codes have been made, in an effort to keep cricket updated according to our present time. 

The future of cricket around the world is bright, but uncertain. Cricket is the most popular sport in many fast-growing countries such as India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. 

Will cricket make it to the Olympics and reach a wider audience than ever before? It remains to be seen, but no matter what happens, there is no doubt that cricket has a bright future ahead.

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Here is a list of the top 20 Asian golfers of all time based on the information provided in the sources:

1. Torakichi “Pete” Nakamura (Japan) - Celebrated as the “Putting God,” Nakamura was one of the most famous Asian golfers of the 20th century, known for his success in international competitions and his contributions to the growth of golf in Japan and Asia[1].

2. Isao Aoki (Japan) - A prominent Japanese golfer who achieved success on the international stage, Isao Aoki is recognized for his skill and accomplishments in the sport, making him one of the best Asian golfers in history[1].

3. Yang Yong-Eun (South Korea) - Known for his achievements in golf, Yang Yong-Eun has made a significant impact on the game and is considered one of the top Asian golfers of all time[1].

Here is the continuation of the top 20 Asian golfers of all time:

4. Hideki Matsuyama (Japan) - The first Japanese golfer to win a major championship (2021 Masters), Matsuyama has consistently been one of the top-ranked Asian golfers in the world.

5. K.J. Choi (South Korea) - A pioneer of Asian golf, Choi was the first South Korean to win on the PGA Tour and has had a successful career with multiple tournament victories.

6. Lydia Ko (New Zealand) - Although born in South Korea, Ko has represented New Zealand and is considered one of the greatest female Asian golfers of all time, with multiple LPGA Tour wins and major championships.

7. Inbee Park (South Korea) - A dominant force in women's golf, Park has won multiple major championships and is one of the most successful Asian golfers in LPGA Tour history.

8. Yani Tseng (Taiwan) - Tseng was a dominant player on the LPGA Tour, winning multiple major championships and reaching the world number one ranking, cementing her status as one of the all-time great Asian golfers.

9. Ryo Ishikawa (Japan) - Dubbed the "Bashful Prince," Ishikawa was a prodigy who turned professional at a young age and has had a successful career on the Japan Golf Tour and PGA Tour.

10. Shanshan Feng (China) - The first Chinese golfer, male or female, to win a major championship, Feng has had a highly successful career on the LPGA Tour and is considered a trailblazer for Asian golf.

11. Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Thailand) - A prominent figure in Asian golf, Aphibarnrat has won multiple tournaments on the Asian Tour and has also had success on the European Tour.

12. Ariya Jutanugarn (Thailand) - A dominant force on the LPGA Tour, Jutanugarn has won multiple major championships and is one of the most successful Asian golfers in the modern era.

13. Thongchai Jaidee (Thailand) - A veteran of the Asian Tour, Jaidee has won numerous tournaments and is considered one of the most accomplished Asian golfers of his generation.

14. Jeev Milkha Singh (India) - The first Indian golfer to win on the European Tour, Singh has had a successful career and has helped raise the profile of golf in India.

15. Shugo Imahira (Japan) - A rising star in Japanese golf, Imahira has won multiple tournaments on the Japan Golf Tour and is considered a promising talent among Asian golfers.

16. Jiyai Shin (South Korea) - A former world number one, Shin has won multiple major championships on the LPGA Tour and is one of the most successful Asian female golfers in recent history.

17. Hyo-Joo Kim (South Korea) - A young, talented golfer, Kim has already won a major championship on the LPGA Tour and is expected to continue her rise among the top Asian golfers.

18. Sungjae Im (South Korea) - A rising star on the PGA Tour, Im has already achieved success and is considered one of the most promising Asian golfers in the current generation.

19. Minjee Lee (Australia) - Although born in Australia, Lee has Korean heritage and is one of the top female golfers in the world, with multiple LPGA Tour victories.

20. Byeong Hun An (South Korea) - A talented golfer who has had success on both the European Tour and PGA Tour, An is considered one of the up-and-coming Asian golfers to watch.

These golfers have been included in the top 20 list due to their exceptional achievements, impact on the sport, and contributions to the growth and recognition of Asian golf on the global stage.

Sources

[1] 12 Greatest Asian Golfers Who Have Made Their Mark On The Game https://www.prestigeonline.com/hk/leisure/golf/best-asian-golfers-of-all-time/

[2] Meet With 15 Best Asian Female Golfers Of All Time - AugustMan https://www.augustman.com/my/sports/best-asian-female-golfers-of-all-time/

[3] Best golfers from each continent: Tiger Woods, Hideki Matsuyama among ... https://www.cbssports.com/golf/news/best-golfers-from-each-continent-tiger-woods-hideki-matsuyama-among-all-time-greats-from-around-the-globe/

[4] The Best Golfers Of All Time - Ranker https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/best-golfers-of-all-time