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Cyborg Cockroaches Powered by Solar Cells Could Help First Responders in Disaster Areas: Details
Cyborg cockroaches that can be remotely controlled and powered by solar cells could help locate survivors of earthquakes trapped under rubble in the future, a new breakthrough by Japanese researchers suggests. The research involves equipping cockroaches with a flexible solar film while sending directional signals into sensory organs on the bug's hi...
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West Indies vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights: Kemar Roach, Alzarri Joseph Put Windies In Complete Control
WI vs BAN, 2nd Test, Day 3 Highlights: Bangladesh closed the truncated day at 132 for six in their second innings, still needing another 42 runs to avoid an innings defeat.
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Live Cricket Score: Five-wicket Kemar Roach Sends Bangladesh Reeling
In two sustained, controlled spells, Kemar Roach tore through the top-order of the tourists' batting to finish with five for 33 -- his sixth five-wicket innings haul in Test cricket. Bangladesh were 104/7 at Day 2 stumps against West Indies' first innings score of 380.
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Champions Trophy: Misbah angry at Ramdin over 'catch'
Replays showed that while Ramdin had, initially, caught the ball, he had subsequently allowed it to spill out of his grasp. Eventually it was decided that Ramdin did not have full control over the ball and Misbah was reprieved.
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Cyborg Cockroaches Powered by Solar Cells Could Help First Responders in Disaster Areas: Details
Cyborg cockroaches that can be remotely controlled and powered by solar cells could help locate survivors of earthquakes trapped under rubble in the future, a new breakthrough by Japanese researchers suggests. The research involves equipping cockroaches with a flexible solar film while sending directional signals into sensory organs on the bug's hi...
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West Indies vs Bangladesh, 2nd Test Day 3 Highlights: Kemar Roach, Alzarri Joseph Put Windies In Complete Control
WI vs BAN, 2nd Test, Day 3 Highlights: Bangladesh closed the truncated day at 132 for six in their second innings, still needing another 42 runs to avoid an innings defeat.
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Live Cricket Score: Five-wicket Kemar Roach Sends Bangladesh Reeling
In two sustained, controlled spells, Kemar Roach tore through the top-order of the tourists' batting to finish with five for 33 -- his sixth five-wicket innings haul in Test cricket. Bangladesh were 104/7 at Day 2 stumps against West Indies' first innings score of 380.
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Champions Trophy: Misbah angry at Ramdin over 'catch'
Replays showed that while Ramdin had, initially, caught the ball, he had subsequently allowed it to spill out of his grasp. Eventually it was decided that Ramdin did not have full control over the ball and Misbah was reprieved.
