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Wednesday, August 13, 2025
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Stray Qatar cat heads to England after being adopted by footballers Kyle Walker & John Stones

The cat, who Stones named Dave, will have to spend four months in quarantine before he can be re-united with the Manchester City. duo.

Goals everywhere for England as Gareth Southgate’s side shows they no longer rely on Kane

England has already matched their World Cup record of 12 goals en route to the semi-finals in 2018 and one more already than when they won the trophy for the only time in 1966.

Rohit Sharma blames bowlers for T20 World Cup exit, but data shows batting wasn’t up to mark

Below par strike rate of openers as well as weak starts led to the end of the Men in Blue's campaign at Adelaide, shows an analysis of Indian batting performance.

England beats New Zealand by 20 runs at T20 World Cup

New Zealand are still top of Group 1 on superior net run rate, followed by England and Australia with all three level on five points.

England-Australia T20 World Cup match washed out, leave semifinals hopes uncertain

With the Ireland-Afghanistan match also washed out at the venue earlier on, England emerged from a miserable day at second in Group 1 among a logjam of teams on three points.

‘We should let it hurt’ — England captain Jos Buttler after losing to Ireland at T20 World Cup

A rain shower brought a premature end to the clash at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, with England left stranded at 105 for 5.

For decades, Leicester built communal walls. Waves of immigrants made it more toxic

East Ham and Waltham Forest are Pakistani Punjabi, Luton is Kashmiri Muslim, Southall is Punjabi Sikh, and Tower Hamlet is Bangladeshi. Each walled off their neighbourhoods to other immigrants.

UK declares drought in parts of England amid intense heatwave, scanty rainfall

The latest announcement could mean that many regions across England will begin rationing water, and companies applying stricter measures to conserve resources.

Bumrah to Shami, India has a terrific bowling quartet. But it’s missing an Ishant Sharma

If India can’t pick Ishant Sharma, they need someone who can play his part in Test matches. We can’t rely on one or two bowlers to deliver victory overseas.

Covid pandemic — UK bus operators seek funds, S Korea considers voting options for Covid patients

ThePrint brings you some important global stories on the coronavirus pandemic.

On Camera

How GST changed import duty revenue for states—no blame, more profit

The IGST component of total import duty collections is growing faster than that from Customs duty. And states enjoy a larger share in the rapidly growing pie of IGST on imports.

How mining, manufacturing & power sectors weighed on India’s industrial output since January 2024

India’s industrial output growth saw a 10-month low in June, with Index of Industrial Production (IIP) growing by mere 1.5% as against 1.9% in May 2025.

India expands Southeast Asia defence footprint with new joint venture in Philippines

Memorandum of understanding between SMPP and ADFC was signed during state visit of Philippines’ President to India earlier this month.

Modi’s ready to risk it all for farmers. Farm reform can answer Trump with new Green Revolution

Standing up to America is usually not a personal risk for a leader in India. Any suggestions of foreign pressure unites India behind who they see as leading them in that fight.