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India A vs South Africa A Highlights 3rd Unofficial ODI: Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Rivaldo Moonsamy Star As SA A Beat India A By 73 Runs
India A vs South Africa A Highlights: South Africa A thrashed India A by 73 runs to earn a consolation win the third and final Unofficial ODI in Rajkot.
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Popular Vlogger 'Hermann' Tries Street Food In Mumbai, Indians Love His "Respectful Review"
Popular food content creator Julius Fiedler known by his handle "Hermann" recently arrived in Mumbai. He tasted street snacks like ragda pattice, pani puri, sev puri and more.
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India's Test Regulars Decimated As South Africa A Pull Off Stunning 417-Run Chase In 2nd Unofficial Test
South Africa A pulled off the improbable, chasing down 417 on the final day against an India A attack comprising Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, Prasidh Krishna and Kuldeep Yadav.
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India A vs South Africa A 2nd Unofficial Test, Day 4 Highlights: SA A Register Win To End Series 1-1
India A vs South Africa A, 2nd Unofficial Test Highlights: South Africa A chased down a 417-run target against India A to end the two-match series 1-1.
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India A vs South Africa A Highlights, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3: Rishabh Pant Slams 50 On Comeback, Keeps India A Alive In 275-Run Chase
IND A vs SA A Score Updates, 1st Unofficial Test: Rishabh Pant returned to his fluent best, smashing a half-century in India A's chase of 275 against South Africa A.
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1st Unofficial Test, Day 1: Tanush Kotian, Manav Suthar Strikes Help India A Limit South Africa A To 299/9
India A spinners, led by Tanush Kotian, plucked wickets at regular intervals to keep the visitors to 299 for nine on the first day of the opening four-day match on Thursday.
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South Africa Sail Into Tri-Series Final With Seven-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe
Half-centuries by Rubin Hermann (63) and Rassie Van der Dussen (52 not out) saw South Africa chase down Zimbabwe's total of 144/6 in 17.2 overs with 16 balls to spare.
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Indian-Origin Student At US University Solves 100-Year-Old Math Problem
Originally developed by British aerodynamicist Hermann Glauert, the problem has been a cornerstone of aerodynamics research for decades.
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5 Skeletons Missing Hand And Feet Found At Hitler's Military Headquarters In Poland
Five human skeletons - all missing their hands and feet - have been discovered at Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's eastern front military headquarters in present-day Poland, buried inside the villa of Luftwaffe commander Hermann Goering.
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New Race Track In The Works Near Bengaluru
The upcoming 2.4 km long race track is named 'The Valley Speedway' and will be situated in Chitradurga, about 3 hours from Bengaluru.
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Hitler's Memorabilia Auction In Germany Sparks Protest
Adolf Hitler's top hat, Eva Braun's dresses and a silver-covered edition of "Mein Kampf" are among the items being put up for sale by a German auction house, prompting protests from Jewish leaders.
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12 Dead In Shooting At Government Building In Virginia; Gunman Shot Dead
A longtime municipal employee in Virginia Beach shot and killed 11 people Friday afternoon and injured several others inside a public works building before he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police, city officials said at a news conference.
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US Teen Stripped, Killed Inside Tunnel By Gang She Was About To Report
Ariana Funes-Diaz was killed in a tunnel, naked, beaten with a baseball bat and slashed with a machete, according to police. She had been lured there on April 18, police said, by MS-13 gang members who worried she was about to hand them over to law enforcement.
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This Feathery Dinosaur Probably Flew, But Not Like Any Bird You Know
In 1861, German paleontologist Christian Erich Hermann von Meyer wrote a short paper about a fossil so unusual he first thought it was a fake. What appeared to be a bird feather was pressed into 150-million-year-old limestone. Von Meyer labeled it Archaeopteryx, meaning old wing, and a full skeleton was found shortly thereafter.
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Google Doodle On Robert Koch: Know The Founder Of Modern Bacteriology
Today, Google pays tribute to Dr Robert Heinrich Hermann Koch's historical win with a Google Doodle, by illustrating the original medium he used to isolate bacterial cells: potato slices.
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India A vs South Africa A Highlights 3rd Unofficial ODI: Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Rivaldo Moonsamy Star As SA A Beat India A By 73 Runs
India A vs South Africa A Highlights: South Africa A thrashed India A by 73 runs to earn a consolation win the third and final Unofficial ODI in Rajkot.
-
Popular Vlogger 'Hermann' Tries Street Food In Mumbai, Indians Love His "Respectful Review"
Popular food content creator Julius Fiedler known by his handle "Hermann" recently arrived in Mumbai. He tasted street snacks like ragda pattice, pani puri, sev puri and more.
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India's Test Regulars Decimated As South Africa A Pull Off Stunning 417-Run Chase In 2nd Unofficial Test
South Africa A pulled off the improbable, chasing down 417 on the final day against an India A attack comprising Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, Prasidh Krishna and Kuldeep Yadav.
-
India A vs South Africa A 2nd Unofficial Test, Day 4 Highlights: SA A Register Win To End Series 1-1
India A vs South Africa A, 2nd Unofficial Test Highlights: South Africa A chased down a 417-run target against India A to end the two-match series 1-1.
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India A vs South Africa A Highlights, 1st Unofficial Test Day 3: Rishabh Pant Slams 50 On Comeback, Keeps India A Alive In 275-Run Chase
IND A vs SA A Score Updates, 1st Unofficial Test: Rishabh Pant returned to his fluent best, smashing a half-century in India A's chase of 275 against South Africa A.
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1st Unofficial Test, Day 1: Tanush Kotian, Manav Suthar Strikes Help India A Limit South Africa A To 299/9
India A spinners, led by Tanush Kotian, plucked wickets at regular intervals to keep the visitors to 299 for nine on the first day of the opening four-day match on Thursday.
-
South Africa Sail Into Tri-Series Final With Seven-Wicket Win Over Zimbabwe
Half-centuries by Rubin Hermann (63) and Rassie Van der Dussen (52 not out) saw South Africa chase down Zimbabwe's total of 144/6 in 17.2 overs with 16 balls to spare.
-
Indian-Origin Student At US University Solves 100-Year-Old Math Problem
Originally developed by British aerodynamicist Hermann Glauert, the problem has been a cornerstone of aerodynamics research for decades.
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5 Skeletons Missing Hand And Feet Found At Hitler's Military Headquarters In Poland
Five human skeletons - all missing their hands and feet - have been discovered at Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's eastern front military headquarters in present-day Poland, buried inside the villa of Luftwaffe commander Hermann Goering.
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New Race Track In The Works Near Bengaluru
The upcoming 2.4 km long race track is named 'The Valley Speedway' and will be situated in Chitradurga, about 3 hours from Bengaluru.
-
Hitler's Memorabilia Auction In Germany Sparks Protest
Adolf Hitler's top hat, Eva Braun's dresses and a silver-covered edition of "Mein Kampf" are among the items being put up for sale by a German auction house, prompting protests from Jewish leaders.
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12 Dead In Shooting At Government Building In Virginia; Gunman Shot Dead
A longtime municipal employee in Virginia Beach shot and killed 11 people Friday afternoon and injured several others inside a public works building before he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police, city officials said at a news conference.
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US Teen Stripped, Killed Inside Tunnel By Gang She Was About To Report
Ariana Funes-Diaz was killed in a tunnel, naked, beaten with a baseball bat and slashed with a machete, according to police. She had been lured there on April 18, police said, by MS-13 gang members who worried she was about to hand them over to law enforcement.
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This Feathery Dinosaur Probably Flew, But Not Like Any Bird You Know
In 1861, German paleontologist Christian Erich Hermann von Meyer wrote a short paper about a fossil so unusual he first thought it was a fake. What appeared to be a bird feather was pressed into 150-million-year-old limestone. Von Meyer labeled it Archaeopteryx, meaning old wing, and a full skeleton was found shortly thereafter.
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Google Doodle On Robert Koch: Know The Founder Of Modern Bacteriology
Today, Google pays tribute to Dr Robert Heinrich Hermann Koch's historical win with a Google Doodle, by illustrating the original medium he used to isolate bacterial cells: potato slices.
