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Canada Standard
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Canada Standard
Jatinder Singh shines in Super Over as Oman edge USA in thrilling League 2 clash
ANI 22 May 2025, 11:35 GMT+10 Lauderhill (Florida) [US], May 22 (ANI): Skipper Jatinder Singh emerged as the match-winner, guiding Oman to a nail-biting Super Over victory against the United States of America (USA) in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 encounter in Lauderhill on Wednesday, as per the official website of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Jatinder scored a century to help Oman post a total of 266 that USA were able to match, before returning in the extra over to deliver the knockout blow as Oman moved up to third on the League 2 standings. The experienced right-hander paced Oman's innings after they were sent into bat first by USA captain Monank Patel. he was eventually dismissed in the 41st over after contributing 100 from just 101 deliveries. It looked like Oman had enough runs on the board to defend, but Jasdeep Singh took 17 from the final six deliveries to ensure the match was sent into a deciding Super Over. Harmeet Singh and Andries Gous could only manage 13 runs from the USA Super Over, with Jatinder smashing 12 runs from the first three deliveries of Oman's extra over, eventually clinching the victory. The win sees Oman move past Scotland and up to third place on the League 2 standings, while the USA remain in second spot. Oman will be back in action on Friday when they take on Canada at the same venue in Lauderhill. (ANI)
Times of Oman
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Times of Oman
Captain cool: Jatinder guides Oman to dramatic Super Over win over USA
MUSCAT: Captain Jatinder Singh produced a masterclass under pressure, scoring a sublime century and later finishing the job in the Super Over as Oman edged hosts USA in a dramatic ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 encounter at the Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill, USA, on Wednesday. It was Oman's second successive win in the ongoing League 2 tri-series, which also features Canada. Jatinder's knock of 100 from 101 balls laid the foundation for Oman's total of 266. But it was his nerveless striking in the one-over shootout — where he smashed 13 off just 4 balls — that sealed a thrilling win for Duleep Mendis' side, helping Oman leapfrog Scotland into third place on the eight-team table. Opting to field first after winning the toss, USA might have hoped to restrict Oman to a modest total. But the visitors found a pillar of resistance in Jatinder, who batted with patience and purpose despite early wickets tumbling around him. Oman were precariously placed at 55 for 4 in the 12th over when Jatinder and the experienced Mohammad Nadeem (40 off 89) came together. Their 103-run fifth-wicket stand revived the innings. Jatinder reached his 50 from 62 balls and accelerated smartly to bring up a brilliant century off exactly 100 deliveries, striking 9 fours and 2 sixes. The captain was eventually dismissed for 100 in the 41st over, caught by Saiteja Mukkamalla off Saurabh Netravalkar. Late fireworks from Vinayak Shukla (44 off 42, 3x4, 2x6) and a whirlwind 42 off just 23 balls by Hassnain Shah, which included four maximums, powered Oman past the 260 mark. Despite five wickets from Milind Kumar (5/66), Oman's total of 266 from 49.4 overs looked competitive. USA fight back to tie USA's chase began with early jitters as leg-spinner Samay Shrivastava and pacer Hassnain Shah removed openers Andries Gous and skipper Monank Patel inside the first 26 overs. Smit Patel (44) and Saiteja Mukkamalla (46) tried to rebuild, but regular strikes by Oman kept the game tight. The turning point came when Milind Kumar joined the party. His counterattacking 68 from 65 balls, supported by a cameo from Harmeet Singh (25 off 14), brought USA right back into the match. The hosts needed 18 to win off the final over with two wickets in hand. Jasdeep Singh and Nosthush Kenjige were at the crease with Shrivastava to defend 17. Kenjige stole a leg bye off the first ball to bring the attacking Jasdeep on strike. A couple was followed by a no-ball (full toss) from Shrivastava that was pulled to the boundary to leak five runs. However, off the free hit, Kenjige was run out to swing the pendulum in Oman's favour. USA needed 10 to win off the last three balls. Jasdeep took a couple and then smashed a six to bring the equation down to two to win off the last ball. Shrivastava held his nerve to concede only a single, tying the scores and forcing a Super Over. Super Over drama: Jatinder delivers again USA batted first in the Super Over and managed 13 without loss, thanks to a big six from Andries Gous off Hassnain Shah. But that was not enough against a man in form and full confidence. Jatinder, fittingly, returned to finish what he started. Facing Harmeet Singh, he clubbed a six and a four in the first three balls before Hassnain sealed the win with a single, as Oman chased down 14 in just five deliveries to spark celebrations. League standings impact The result saw Oman improve to 22 points from 18 matches, overtaking Scotland and staying firmly in the qualification hunt. USA remain on 24 points (18 matches), holding second place but will rue a missed opportunity to close the gap on leaders Netherlands, who have 26 from 20 games. Speaking after the match, Oman head coach Duleep Mendis praised his side's composure. 'It was a great game of cricket. The boys showed tremendous heart, especially Jatinder, who was outstanding in both innings.' Jatinder was named Player of the Match — a deserved accolade for a performance that blended grit, flair, and leadership. Oman now turn their focus to Canada, their next opponents in Lauderhill on Friday. With momentum on their side, and their skipper in good touch, they will be looking to continue their climb up the League 2 table. Brief scores: Oman 266 all out in 49.4 overs (Jatinder Singh 100, Hassnain Shah 42, Vinayak Shukla 44; Milind Kumar 5/66, Saurabh Netravalkar 3/49) tied with USA 266/9 in 50 overs (Milind Kumar 68, Saiteja Mukkamalla 46, Smit Patel 44; Samay Shrivastava 3/68, Aamir Kaleem 2/31, Shakeel Ahmed 2/38) Super Over: USA: 13/0 (Andries Gous 11*, Harmeet Singh 2*) lost to Oman: 14/0 (Jatinder 13*, Hassnain 1*) — Oman won in 0.5 overs.
Yahoo
21-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Newly-opened top Indian restaurant eyes further expansion in York
A newly-launched top Indian restaurant says it is looking at opening another new venue in York. Jodhpur opened in Station Parade, Harrogate, on Sunday, and is already earning five-star reviews online for its authentic food. This follows from a similarly highly-rated Jodhpur, which opened in Kirkstall Road, Leeds in December 2023. As the Press reported, the restaurants are the brainchild of chefs and friends Jatinder Singh, 35, and Satender Singh, 40, who for 12 years had worked together in venues in Leeds and London. RECOMMENDED READING: Harrogate wowed by new Jodhpur restaurant in Station Parade Cold Bath Bakehouse and North Slice boost Harrogate street Innvest Group confirms Katie O'Brien's to open pub in York A staff member told the Press the pair were driven by a passion to share authentic Indian cuisine with traditional recipes from across the Indian subcontinent. The Leeds location was 'well received', with its success encouraging them to bring the same culinary experience to Harrogate. Jodhpur enjoyed a busy opening night (Image: Supplied) The staff member said: 'We were drawn to Harrogate for its charm, community spirit, and vibrant food scene. After spending time here, we felt it was the perfect location to share our love of genuine Indian food. We've secured a wonderful spot in the town centre, making it easy for both locals and visitors to discover us.' He continued: 'We're not a typical "curry house"—a term that often implies anglicised dishes made to order. Our kitchen follows time-honoured Indian recipes that have been passed down through generations. We aim to offer a full cultural experience, not just a meal. 'Each dish is prepared with care, using traditional methods that reflect the diversity of Indian cuisine—from the rich flavours of the North to the spices of the South. Highlights on our menu include our slow-cooked lamb rogan josh, street-style chaats, and regional thalis that offer a true taste of India.' And more restaurants look to be on the menu, including in York. Top quality, authentic cuisine is promised at Jodhpur (Image: Supplied) The staff member continued: 'We're already exploring opportunities to expand further—and York is certainly on our radar. We've had such warm feedback from the community and would love to bring our concept there in the near future.' He added: 'Our mission is to bring people together over real Indian food, served with heart. We're not just opening restaurants—we're building a family of customers who appreciate authenticity and hospitality. We invite the people of Harrogate and beyond to come and experience something truly special.' Jodhpur, which also offers take-outs, is open on weekdays from 5pm, except Tuesdays, and on weekends from 1pm. For details and to book/ order, go to:
Hindustan Times
20-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Power minister transfers JE after inspection at Kharar electricity office
Punjab power minister Harbhajan Singh ETO on Monday conducted a surprise inspection at the Kharar electricity office, where he obtained feedback from visitors regarding the office's functioning. During this visit, the minister also examined official records, which revealed certain discrepancies. Consequently, he ordered both the transfer and chargesheeting of junior engineer Jatinder Singh. He also instructed officials to issue a show-cause notice to sub-divisional officer (SDO) Swaranjeet Singh. Report corruption via WhatsApp The minister stressed that corruption of any kind will not be tolerated in the department. He urged people to register complaints related to corruption in the power department through WhatsApp number 9501-200-200, assuring action within 24 hours.
Time of India
09-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
UP Energy Expo showcases renewable solutions
Lucknow: A three-day UP Energy Expo 2025 presenting innovative products and demonstrations that display current developments in solar technology, smart grid systems , and electric vehicles began at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan commenced on Thursday. The UP State chapter of PHDCCI and First View partnered with UPNEDA to organise the event which hosts over 150 participants. The day 1 featured panel sessions with experts discussing the prospects, challenges and advances in renewable energy. The event is designed to reinforce Uttar Pradesh's commitment to sustainable power solutions while fostering collaborations among industry stakeholders. Chief guest state power minister Arivnd Kumar Sharma, in his address, said: "The exhibition would play a vital role in advancing energy independence." He said Ayodhya is set to become the state's leading solar city under Energy Policy 2022, with renewable sources already supplying 10% of its electricity. He said similar installations are underway in 16 more municipal corporations and encouraged entrepreneurs to embrace solar energy investments while assuring full governmental support. Jatinder Singh of PHDCCI highlighted that solar energy is a core element in Uttar Pradesh's trillion-dollar economy chairperson Ashish Kumar Goel said: "UP is rising as an investment hub for solar projects and energy storage, as state govt offers subsidies for improved solar storage initiatives."
