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IPL 2024: ‘The Impact Player Rule Changes Things A Fair Bit For Bowlers’ Feels Mitchell Starc

The Impact Player: Kolkata Knight Riders pacer Mitchell Starc feels ‘Impact Player rule changes things a fair bit’ for the bowler in the IPL 2024 after the star pacer claimed a four-fer to guide Kolkata Knight Riders to 24-runs victory over Mumbai at Wankhede Stadium after 12 years. The Australian pacer entered the tournament with a weight of expectations on his shoulders, having been the most expensive pick ever at an IPL auction. However, his performance on the field didn't quite match the anticipation initially. Starc had just seven wickets and an economy of 11.78 in his first eight outings, and had conceded more than 50 three times. On Friday, he bounced back with 4 for 33 in Kolkata Knight Riders' 24-run win over Mumbai Indians, and said the Impact Player rule has made things easy a bit for the bowlers. “The Impact Player rule changes things a fair bit," Starc said at the press conference. "Everyone gets to bat a lot deeper having a batting and a bowling XI. There's a lot made of that rule throughout the tournament and there's been a lot of high scores, which is the nature of the wickets and the grounds we play on here. When you have batters and batting allrounders come in at Nos. 8 or 9, it's a long batting line-up.” “There's no fear in the powerplay when all you have to do is to clear the infield and score runs. Certainly, there has been some really good batting, don't get me wrong, it's not just the rules that play a part there. There's been some fantastic scoring, some fantastic partnerships and some individual brilliance with the bat,” he added. With a stellar performance against MI on Friday night, Starc not only silenced his critics but also showcased his resilience and determination. His four-wicket haul played a pivotal role in Kolkata Knight Riders' victory, proving his worth in the team. Reflecting on his turnaround, Starc emphasized the importance of adapting to the conditions and strategizing accordingly. "I haven't changed too much," he said. "It's about assessing conditions after the first innings. We certainly spoke about it and the batters that came off throughout that first innings mentioned the wicket and the lengths that were the hardest to face. That created the bowling plans for us. “As T20 cricket doesn't always go the way you want it to go, and of course I wanted to go a bit better at the start. But I am not the only bowler going for runs. It is what it is. The fact that we sit second and are building towards the more important games at the back end and are playing some good cricket, hopefully I can be a part of it too.” Looking ahead, Starc remained unfazed by the impending T20 World Cup, expressing confidence in his ability to manage his workload effectively. With his focus firmly set on contributing to KKR's success in the IPL, he viewed the tournament as valuable preparation for the international stage. It's T20 cricket, it's not as demanding as Test match cricket," he said. "Physically it is not a problem and it's fantastic lead-in to play here in the best T20 league in the world. You're playing some high-quality cricket leading into the World Cup, a lot of players at this tournament are going to be at the World Cup. "In that regard, it's a great thing to see and test your skills. In terms of length of time, that's part and parcel of international cricket. My main focus is to play in Lucknow in two days' time. The World Cup is next month - at this moment, it's trying to help KKR win the tournament.” Starc expects the T20 World Cup to provide a more even contest between bat and ball, unlike the IPL where totals of over 200 have been commonplace. “There's no Impact Player rule , so whether that affects the scores is yet to be seen. I think it probably will. People talk about the balance of the team when you can't just bring someone in. Your allrounders come back into play. Captains have to think a bit tactically, too, when you have just 11 players. It's been interesting to experience it first-hand in the IPL.” Amidst his individual achievements, Starc commended the camaraderie within the KKR camp, particularly highlighting the young fast bowlers in the squad. Harshit Rana played all games before his one-match suspension and has taken 11 wickets at an economy of 9.78. Vaibhav Arora has picked up nine wickets in six outings at 9.42. Despite his experience, he approached his interactions with humility, aiming to lead by example and foster a supportive environment within the team. "I am a bit more experienced and a bit older, at the same time I haven't played a lot of T20 cricket," Starc said of his interactions with them. " working off each other in a way. "I am certainly not there to tell people what to do, I am happy to answer questions if they have or look to lead more by example at training and get my work in. We are a pretty good group, the whole group of players and staff is awesome to be around. "I would like to think I am approachable, so happy to train with the boys. I was training with Harshit Rana the other night, made him run extra which he wasn't happy about (laughs). But no, it's a great group and a lot of time we have a lot of fun.” Read the full article

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It was Guadagnino who launched Chalamet to great heights at 21 with Call Me By Your Name. With their second collaboration, Chalamet helped sculpt the script, to reflect who he thought Lee should be.

“He had this great intuition that Lee should have been as fragile and lost as Maren,” says Guadagnino. “We had these very beautiful conversations between us and the writer that led to this wonderful, heartbreaking lead that he created and portrayed.”

“Timothée is someone who is up for a challenge, and he’s up for making something very ambitious and provocative. I felt safe in his hands as much as I hope he felt safe in my hands.”

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The Economic Landscape and Its Impact on Small Businesses The economic landscape in Australia has been particularly challenging for small businesses. According to theAustralian Bureau of Statistics, small businesses account for 35% of Australia’s gross domestic profit and employ 44% of Australia’s workforce. However, they are also the most vulnerable to economic downturns. A recent survey…

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GAN CEO Gary Workman says in-school apprenticeships are key to keeping students who are not on a university pathway engaged in their schooling | The Australian

GAN CEO Gary Workman says in-school apprenticeships are key to keeping students who are not on a university pathway engaged in their schooling | The Australian — Read on www-theaustralian-com-au.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.theaustralian.com.au/higher-education/why-we-need-more-school-students-to-do-apprenticeships/news-story/75bb9c3ecfb783411f566ba45ad15fce

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Novak Djokovic is back in Australia after his deportation and will play the first Grand Slam of the season

Novak Djokovic is back in Australia after his deportation and will play the first Grand Slam of the season

A year after being deported for refusing to vaccinate against COVID-19, Novak Djokovic was granted entry to Australia this Wednesday, according to Tennis Australia. The Serbian player will seek to win theAustralian Open for a record 10th time in the upcoming season and for that, he’ll first enter the Adelaide International in the country, which starts this Sunday. Craig Tiley, tournament director…

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NAVIGATING A TODDLER’S FEARS

My daughter is at the age where monsters under the bed are becoming very real. Her capacity for imagination is developing and it’s all very new and worrying to her. Somewhere around two to three years old, children learn to be anxious and afraid of things, even if it’s entirely fictional, they don’t understand that it’s often irrational.

It’s all too easy to say that there’s “no such thing as monsters”, or “don’t be silly”. To her, these are real concerns and it never feels good or reassuring to be called silly.

TheAustralian Better Health channel website outlines contributing factors for kids who are more fearful than others:

Genetic susceptibility – some children are generally more sensitive and emotional in their temperament

At least one anxious parent – children learn how to behave from watching their parents

Overprotective parenting – a dependent child is more likely to feel helpless and this can lead to generalised anxiety

Stressful events – such as parental separation, an injury or hospital stay.

Her fears need to be acknowledged and dealt with as if the things she’s imagining are real.

Anxiety Canadahas some great resources and further explanations, such as:“Anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns for children and adults, affecting upwards of 20% of children and adolescents over the lifespan. Anxious youth are often quiet and well behaved, and thus frequently go unnoticed by their parents, teachers, and coaches. Alternatively, others can be disruptive and act out, being labeled as having attention deficit disorder or being a “bad” kid. Both scenarios result in youth failing to receive the help they desperately need. Sadly, untreated anxiety can lead to depression, missed opportunities in career and relationships, increased substance use, and a decreased quality of life.”

For example, “There’s a bear in my cupboard”. Firstly, I’d explain that there aren’t any monsters/bears, etc. Then remind her that she’s safe and that I’ll look after her. I’d either bring her with me to check or go and make a bit of a show of checking all the corners of the room for anything might be hiding.

If the fears are coming out at night, a small nightlight might be useful, as well as a nice and relaxing bedtime routine. Make sure they’re not watching anything too stimulating in the hours before bed.

As with all other feelings, fears can’t be negated. Monsters can be searched for, and dealt with. Maybe even lighten the mood by wrestling a teddy, but let them know it’s just playing.

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·        Application security centers around keeping programming and gadgets liberated from dangers. A compromised application could give admittance to the information its intended to secure. Fruitful security starts in the plan stage, certainly before a program or gadget is sent.

·        Data security safeguards the honesty and protection of information, both away and on the way.

·        Functional security incorporates the cycles and choices for dealing with and safeguarding information resources. The consents clients have while getting to an organization and the systems that decide how and where information might be put away or shared the entire fall under this umbrella.

·        Fiasco recuperation and business coherence characterize how an association answers a digital protection occurrence or whatever other occasion that causes the deficiency of tasks or information. Catastrophe recuperation arrangements direct the way in which the association reestablishes its tasks and data to get back to a similar working limit as before the occasion. Business coherence is the arrangement the association returns to while attempting to work without specific assets.

·        End-client instruction addresses the most unusual network safety factor: individuals. Anybody can inadvertently acquaint an infection with a generally solid framework by neglecting to follow great security rehearses. Helping clients to erase dubious email connections, not plug in unidentified USB drives, and different other significant examples is imperative for the security of any association.

The size of the digital danger

The worldwide digital danger keeps on developing at a quick speed, with a rising number of information penetrates every year. A report by RiskBased Security uncovered that a stunning 7.9 billion records have been uncovered by information breaks in the initial nine months of 2019 alone. This figure is over two times (112%) the quantity of records uncovered in a similar period in 2018.

Clinical benefits, retailers and public elements encountered the most breaks, with pernicious crooks liable for most occurrences. A portion of these areas are more interesting to cybercriminals in light of the fact that they gather monetary and clinical information, yet all organizations that utilization organizations can be focused on for client information, corporate undercover work, or client assaults.

With the size of the digital danger set to keep on rising, the Global Information Company predicts that overall spending on network safety arrangements will come to a gigantic $133.7 billion by 2022. Legislatures across the globe have answered the rising digital danger with direction to assist associations with carrying out compelling network safety rehearses.

In the U.S., the Public Organization of Principles and Innovation (NIST) has made a network safety system. To battle the expansion of vindictive code and help in early recognition, the structure suggests constant, ongoing observing of every electronic asset.

The significance of framework checking is reverberated in the "10 moves toward digital protection", direction given by the U.K. government's Public Network protection Center. In Australia, TheAustralian Network safety Centre(ACSC) routinely distributes direction on how associations can counter the most recent digital protection dangers.

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#Repost @andrewtmcmillen ・・・ In The Australian today, I write about Fleetwood Mac, the British rock band that began in 1967 and has undergone 19 iterations while steadily adding Americans and, most recently, a New Zealander to its line-up in Neil Finn. Link to the article/review in @andrewtmcmillen ’s bio. . #fleetwoodmac #stevienicks #christinemcvie #johnmcvie #neilfinn #mikecampbell #theaustralian #2019storiesaus #aneveningwithfleetwoodmac (at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1c6UpDB4Ys/?igshid=1k9qq45cj5ddz

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Alex Moss, Canaria chief executive speaking at #vogueaustralia for #voguecodes wearing special order DJORDJEWITSCH Pleated Dolman . “Vogue Australia’s national technology-focused talk series to get more women into the industry kicks off in Adelaide on Tuesday night” @thetiser . Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen/The Australian. #theaustralian https://www.instagram.com/p/ByCg70kgCaY/?igshid=193eqkpq9gmx5

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Look upon this mighty work! I hope she wins 🤞 Make sure you follow 👉 @annemiddletonartist - Absolutely thrilled and honoured to be a finalist in the Art Gallery of NSW’s 2018 Archibald Prize. Thank you Guy for being part of this journey. I loved painting you!! - Guy, 2018, oil on linen, 192 x 192cm www.annemiddleton.com.au - #archibaldfinalist #portrait #guypearce #portraiture #agnsw @agnsw @gbartconsulting #gbartconsulting #oilpainting #oilonlinen #australianart #australianartist #melbourneart #melbourneartist #annemiddleton #contemporaryart #visualartist #matthewwestwood #theaustralian @theaustralian #archibaldprize2018 follow me • • • https://yutani.blog • • • - #regrann

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澳洲超過30個不同族裔社群及人權組織聯合行動與眾籌，於今天（22日）的《#TheAustralian》刊登全頁廣告，敦促澳洲政府儘快向國會正式提交《#澳洲馬格尼茨基法案》，並於今年內兩院通過立法。 👉🏻 https://hk.epochtimes.com/news/2021-03-22/86457077 @the.australian （在 Australia） https://www.instagram.com/p/CNENOTzAdBw/?igshid=p2miu79nvis1

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I recently went out to Dubbo to photograph Roger Fletcher for a feature article in the AgJournal published by @theweeklytimes . I enjoyed hearing his story and captured a wide range of photos which were used throughout the article. It was also in The Australian on the weekend and available online at http://www.agjournal.com.au/ #agjournal #soletrader #wheat #sheep #export #theaustralian #published #rogerfletcher #media https://www.instagram.com/p/CIVHt1nFxne/?igshid=vcgf33xw1t26

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Posted @withregram • @andrewtmcmillen When Sarah Blasko was searching for a song that felt right for our time, it wasn’t long before she ­settled on This Must Be the Place, the uplifting and tear-jerking 1983 single by US new wave band Talking Heads. She is the latest artist to perform for Review’s Isolation Room. Link in bio, 📷 by Monique Harmer. #sarahblasko #talkingheads #thismustbetheplace #naivemelody #davidbyrne #theaustralian #reviewsisolationroom https://www.instagram.com/p/B_TDVcMBkF1/?igshid=yxwo8lbcu4qo