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NDTV
36 minutes ago
- Sport
- NDTV
India Star Wears Jersey No. 18 After Virat Kohli's Retirement, Scalps Three vs England Lions. Internet Reacts
Pacer Mukesh Kumar struck three quick blows as India A staged a fine comeback despite Max Holden's eighth first-class hundred, as England Lions stumbled to 333 for five at lunch on the penultimate day of the four-day Unofficial Test here on Sunday. Overnight centurion Tom Haines (142, 208 balls) is still out there and Dan Mousley (2) is keeping him company at the break. The Lions are now trailing by 224 runs. Mukesh bowled with a lot more venom in this session, getting his lengths correct and he was rewarded with three wickets of Holden (101, 101b), Lions' skipper James Rew (8) and Rehan Ahmed (3). Interestingly, Mukesh was wearing a jersey number 18, which earlier belonged to Virat Kohli. Mukesh Kumar is wearing Virat's No 18 Jersey — Sohel. (@SohelVkf) May 31, 2025 Jersey number of Mukesh Kumar — (@imAnthoni_) June 1, 2025 The word hesitate doesn't exist in the dictionary of Lord Mukesh Kumar — Dinda Academy (@academy_dinda) June 1, 2025 It's official Mukesh Kumar is India's new number 18 after Virat Kohli — Crayon (@Crayon_475) May 31, 2025 Holden hung his bat outside the off-stump to be caught behind by Dhruv Jurel, while Rew was trapped leg-before by a deliverer that was straightened up. Ahmed's cavalier waft outside ended in the hands of Sarfaraz Khan at second slip. England Lions lost three wickets inside 14 runs to give away the advantage handed to them by Haines and Holden during their 181-run partnership for the third wicket. Holden, a former England U19 skipper and a prodigy of former pacer Angus Fraser, was quite impressive while bringing up his hundred off 99 balls. The 26-year-old left-hander reached the landmark after seven first-class innings without even a fifty, flicking pacer Shardul Thakur for a single to fine leg. Haines, a protege of former India coach Gary Kirsten, however, held his ground and ensured that the Lions will not suffer further damage. Brief scores: India A: 557 vs England A: 333/5 in 75 overs (Tom Haines 142 batting, Max Holden 101; Mukesh Kumar 3/56).
Scoop
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scoop
The Others Way Festival First Line-Up Announcement. And A Huge Plot Twist – We're Closing Down K Road
Press Release – 818. Tāmaki Makaurau's iconic street festival is back, and bigger than ever in every way imaginable! Yes, the first line-up of 29 mind-boggling acts for The Others Way has dropped, and yes, Saturday 29 November across Karangahape Road just became unmissable. Hot off the press, we're pinching ourselves at the news that headlining this year's festival is none other than Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, touring in support of their phenomenal self-titled album. Last seen here for an astonishing show at the majestic Civic Theatre, Sharon Van Etten has fully accepted her mantle as one of the world's great rock stars, fronting her gothic-tinged new quartet to widespread awe and acclaim. While we've roped in all your usual favourite venues for the festival, we didn't think we could squeeze Shazza down the back of Little Turkish Cafe, so for the first time ever we're closing down KARANGAHAPE ROAD! Expect the whole dang block between Queen Street and Pitt Street to transform into the party of your dreams, with our main stage landing right near the Rainbow crossing. As if that wasn't enough to get you scrambling for tickets, the rest of the lineup is scorching hotter than a Holden bonnet in late summer. Behold, Aotearoa's fabled masters of big noise High Dependency Unit, back to saturate your ears for their first live shows since 2017; Canadian 'sonic nonconformist' Saya Gray is headed our way for her debut NZ show; The Phoenix Foundation performing their recently reissued cult classic Pegasus in full; and Zambia's 'Zamrock' legends W.I.T.C.H. are intending to cause havoc, Others Way style. But wait, there's more! Joining this extraordinary entourage is public transport mensch and songwriter supremo Anthonie Tonnon; the unmistakable dub sounds of Christoph El Truento; scorching rock'n'roll two piece Elliot & Vincent; rapper and international ballroom icon Jamaica Moana; US indie folk favourite Shannon Lay; the return from our dear friends The Bats on the eve of their new album; and a very special duo performance from Tiny Ruins. You want more? We got more! Dreamy folk crooner Arahi; bass boss Babetech; captivating club legend BBYFACEKILLA; Aussie rockers C.O.F.F.I.N; psych rock newcomers Crying Ivy; te reo Māori injected electronica from Geneva AM; neo-soul sensation Hina; folk heroine Holly Arrowsmith; emerging pop fave Isla Noon; FILTH AKL favourite & super selector Kaiviti; the new wave of riot grrls Lipstick Cherry; the rap scientist Mazbou Q; rising hip-hop champion RNZŌ; stonking soulstress Romi Wrights; Australian soul adjacent DJ producer Sampology; reo rua (bilingual) rapper Swizl Jager; and dreamy sibling trio Womb. And that's just the first line-up. There's a whole lot more to come. We're shutting down the street, and throwing K Road the biggest party you've ever seen, with the wildest line-up in the festival's history. You don't wanna miss it.
Scoop
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scoop
The Others Way Festival First Line-Up Announcement. And A Huge Plot Twist - We're Closing Down K Road
Tāmaki Makaurau's iconic street festival is back, and bigger than ever in every way imaginable! Yes, the first line-up of 29 mind-boggling acts for The Others Way has dropped, and yes, Saturday 29 November across Karangahape Road just became unmissable. Hot off the press, we're pinching ourselves at the news that headlining this year's festival is none other than Sharon Van Etten & The Attachment Theory, touring in support of their phenomenal self-titled album. Last seen here for an astonishing show at the majestic Civic Theatre, Sharon Van Etten has fully accepted her mantle as one of the world's great rock stars, fronting her gothic-tinged new quartet to widespread awe and acclaim. While we've roped in all your usual favourite venues for the festival, we didn't think we could squeeze Shazza down the back of Little Turkish Cafe, so for the first time ever we're closing down KARANGAHAPE ROAD! Expect the whole dang block between Queen Street and Pitt Street to transform into the party of your dreams, with our main stage landing right near the Rainbow crossing. As if that wasn't enough to get you scrambling for tickets, the rest of the lineup is scorching hotter than a Holden bonnet in late summer. Behold, Aotearoa's fabled masters of big noise High Dependency Unit, back to saturate your ears for their first live shows since 2017; Canadian 'sonic nonconformist' Saya Gray is headed our way for her debut NZ show; The Phoenix Foundation performing their recently reissued cult classic Pegasus in full; and Zambia's 'Zamrock' legends W.I.T.C.H. are intending to cause havoc, Others Way style. But wait, there's more! Joining this extraordinary entourage is public transport mensch and songwriter supremo Anthonie Tonnon; the unmistakable dub sounds of Christoph El Truento; scorching rock'n'roll two piece Elliot & Vincent; rapper and international ballroom icon Jamaica Moana; US indie folk favourite Shannon Lay; the return from our dear friends The Bats on the eve of their new album; and a very special duo performance from Tiny Ruins. You want more? We got more! Dreamy folk crooner Arahi; bass boss Babetech; captivating club legend BBYFACEKILLA; Aussie rockers C.O.F.F.I.N; psych rock newcomers Crying Ivy; te reo Māori injected electronica from Geneva AM; neo-soul sensation Hina; folk heroine Holly Arrowsmith; emerging pop fave Isla Noon; FILTH AKL favourite & super selector Kaiviti; the new wave of riot grrls Lipstick Cherry; the rap scientist Mazbou Q; rising hip-hop champion RNZŌ; stonking soulstress Romi Wrights; Australian soul adjacent DJ producer Sampology; reo rua (bilingual) rapper Swizl Jager; and dreamy sibling trio Womb. And that's just the first line-up. There's a whole lot more to come. We're shutting down the street, and throwing K Road the biggest party you've ever seen, with the wildest line-up in the festival's history. You don't wanna miss it.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Young and the Restless spoilers: Holden tips the scales in the Audra and Kyle feud?
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Although The Young and the Restless' Holden (Nathan Owens) may not be the most popular new kid on the block, we tend to appreciate his charming allure and his knack for getting a rise out of Audra (Zuleyka Silver) and Lily (Christel Khalil). Honing in on his dynamic with Audra, it doesn't exactly take a PhD to see that Holden still has feelings for her, and she reluctantly still has a thing for him, despite her objections to the contrary and her relationship with Nate (Sean Dominic). Whatever the extent of their relationship was in LA, Audra and Holden clearly had a deep connection back then, and he aided her out of her 'LA trouble' because he likely loved her. And yet in the present, Audra continues to treat him with animosity whenever they bump into each other in Genoa City. Fast forward to The Young and the Restless episode airing on May 20, and Audra again spots Holden out and about town, this time chatting it up with Kyle (Michael Mealor) at Society. She's not pleased to see her exes talking over Vespers and rushes over to interrupt their conversation, thinking she's the topic being discussed. Funny enough, though, she becomes the topic after butting in. Holden reveals to Kyle that he knew Audra back in LA and they were 'pretty close for a while.' Kyle reveals to Holden that he worked with Audra for a short while at a failed cosmetic company. Additionally, Kyle delivers the news that Audra is starting the new cosmetic business, Vibrante. After all the information is exchanged, Kyle leaves with his takeout order, smiling because he knows new information about Audra. Alone with Audra, Holden astutely points out that her falling out with Kyle is about more than professional. She, of course, notes that her past with Kyle is none of Holden's business, and he responds by asserting he knows he sees sparks still flying between her and Kyle. With all that being said, we have a hunch that Holden will soon insert himself in this covert war between Audra and Kyle. Holden has taken an interest in the duo's dynamic, and he's not above manipulation, proven by his identity swap con with Damian (Jermaine Rivers). If we're correct, then we have to question whose side Holden may take. Our first inclination is to say Holden would back Audra. He has history with her and still loves her. However, Audra's harsh tone with him lately and her repeatedly telling him they aren't friends and to but out of her life, probably doesn't put him in a mood to aid her in anything. But if she were really savvy, she'd see Holden as an asset in breaking up Kyle and Claire (Hayley Erin), as she'd try to exploit Holden's newfound friendship with Claire to possibly lure the Newman heiress away, while Audra goes after Kyle. Even if Audra were to think of this approach, she'd have to butter Holden up and offer him something big for his help, something like a job at Vibrante. Now it's just as easy to picture Kyle enticing Holden to come work for him against Audra. Kyle could reiterate to Holden that Audra clearly broke his heart and used him, so Holden doesn't owe any loyalty to her. Kyle could also offer him a lucrative position at Jabot for his help. For now, we just have predictions about Holden being a wildcard for Kyle and Audra, but it makes sense to us, especially if a job is being teased. Not for nothing, we have a feeling Damian will soon be out with Aristotle Dumas, so Holden could be in need of a new career if Aristotle doesn't see fit to replace Damian with Holden. New episodes of The Young and the Restless air weekdays on CBS. Episodes become available to stream on Paramount Plus the next day.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Catoctin High School graduates look to take on risks in spite of fears
Lillian Holden used her graduation speech on Wednesday as a case in point. "Throughout high school, there have been countless moments where we've all felt fear," Holden said to thousands of people in Knott Arena. "For example, I get really bad anxiety when it comes to public speaking. Ironic, I know." She added that learning from mistakes got her Catoctin High School classmates to the precipice of receiving their diplomas, with such a diverse set of skills and interests. Photos: Catoctin High School Class of 2025 "What's incredible is that those moments of risk — those moments of fear — have been the ones that have shaped us the most," Holden said. She referenced Thomas Edison's famous quote about successfully finding 10,000 ways a light bulb would not work, rather than being paralyzed with fear. "Are we going to be the people that play it safe — stay in our comfort zone — or are we going to take risks? Do the hard things and learn from our failures?" Holden asked. Holden was one of 194 Catoctin High graduates in the Class of 2025, according to a Frederick County Public Schools spokesperson. Principal Jennifer Clements said the graduates were "each a unique and special combination of skills, personality and interests." "Use those to your benefit and to benefit others," Clements said. "Look at each new step in your journey as an opportunity to use your powers for good." Frederick County Board of Education member Colt Black read Linda Ellis's poem "The Dash Between," encouraging graduates to make the world a better place. "Your legacy is your choice," Black said. The graduation ceremony at Mount St. Mary's University's gym featured the national anthem performed by graduates Shea Long on saxophone and Kaitlyn Bartlett on guitar. Also as part of the event, Joanna Genemans played the flute as Erin Miller performed an interpretive dance. Blaine Marshall, 18, of Thurmont, spent an earlier portion of Wednesday taking steps toward his professional future at the Glen-Gery Rocky Ridge Plant. Marshall said he took a drug test and performed a strength test, lifting weighted boxes, to make sure he could stack bricks at the plant where his dad works. While he said he would miss his friends and favorite teachers, he also was excited "to live in the real world." Aleena Wright, 17, of Lewistown, also has taken steps toward her future, having completed a year of classes at Frederick Community College online during her senior year at Catoctin High. Wright said she expects to transfer to a four-year college after next year, but was not sure where. She has been studying social sciences and thinks she might want to major in psychology. Austin Miller, 18, of Rocky Ridge, said he might also want to go to FCC and is also considering the police academy. Miller has been working at Giant Food. He said he would like to apply what he has learned there as far as leadership toward service through law enforcement. Chloe Wiles, 17, of Thurmont, said she is graduating a year early, having taken classes online this last year. Wiles said she is "excited for what's next," which she hopes will build on her current coaching of 2-year-old gymnasts. She is looking for internships to begin training for a career in early childhood learning to work with infants. Chris Pineda, 18, of Frederick, said he is looking to join the Air Force and will start boot camp in July. Pineda said he has been a "fanatic of aviation since I was a kid," when he "walked into a cockpit and got amazed with everything." He said he has taken test flights with instructors at Frederick Municipal Airport. Kendall Caballero-Zuniga, 18, of Frederick, said he will attend Towson University in the fall, looking to study English. Caballero-Zuniga is working on a short story about a knight in love with a queen set to marry a far-off prince. He hopes to sell it to literary magazines. He said he likes how Stephen King can tell compelling stories while keeping him "actually horrified while reading."
