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Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Scott Boland facing $5.6 million blow amid major news about Josh Hazlewood
Josh Hazlewood is expected to return to India next week and play in the remainder of the IPL season for Royal Challengers Bangalore - in a blow to Scott Boland's chances of playing in the World Test Championship final against South Africa. Australia's IPL players returned home from India last week following border tension with Pakistan escalating, which halted the tournament. With the tournament set to resume, Australian players have been given permission by Cricket Australia to stay on in the IPL until the final, extending No-Objection Certificates and leaving players to make their own call. Five members of Australia's World Test Championship squad are currently playing in the IPL. However, Aussie captain Pat Cummins and Travis Head will both be finished by May 26, with Sunrisers Hyderabad out of finals contention. There has been plenty of suggestions Hazlewood shouldn't push himself to return to play due to a niggling shoulder injury, with the WTC final coming up against South Africa in a few weeks. This comes as South Africa are set to give their players a rest before the showdown at Lord's. South Africa have once again flipped and confirmed their players will return home to train for the WTC final before the end of the IPL. The eight players, Kagiso Rabada, Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen, Tristan Stubbs, Lungi Ngidi, Wiaan Mulder, Ryan Rickelton and Corbin Bosch will head to England and join South Africa's WTC final squad on May 30. Update: Josh Hazlewood expected to arrive in India in the latter half of next week. #IPL2025 — Vishesh Roy (@vroy38) May 15, 2025 But Australia's players are allowed to remain in India and some of them could potentially play in the IPL final only eight days out from the WTC final. This is not ideal with Hazlewood surely needing a rest before taking part in the Test match. But reports from India suggest Hazlewood will return late next week to link back up with his Bangalore teammates having made progress with his recovery. The Aussie missed the start of the 2025 red-ball season having injured himself in the Test series against India. He only recently returned to cricket where he has starred for Royal Challengers Bangalore. Hazlewood was the leading wicket-taker of the tournament before his injury, with his franchise sitting second on the ladder. His form has suggested to selectors he is ready to jump straight back into the Test team to take on South Africa. Unfortunately, this will likely come at the expense of Boland. Australia will be defending their WTC crown against South Africa in June and the winners will pocket $US3.6 million ($A5.61m), more than double what Australia earned for winning the 2023 crown. There are a number of dilemmas facing the selectors, with Cameron Green set to return to the starting line-up. And speaking on the 'Willow Talk' podcast this week, Aussie women's captain Healy said she believes Boland will miss out with Hazlewood set to return. She also endorsed the return of Green to the line-up, which will prompt a controversial reshuffle of the side with Sam Konstas potentially missing out. "Personally, I think you have to include Cam Green, so what does that do to your line-up?" she said. "Well someone's going to have to shift. I think Sam Konstas is going to sit on the sideline. Boland's probably the other one that is going to sit on the sideline." Healy is suggesting the out-of-form Marnus Labuschagne will move up the order and open with Usman Khawaja - to accomodate Green at No.4. This will be controversial with Labuschagne struggling for form across the last 18 months. Healy feels Beau Webster's form will see him remain in the side and offer a fourth fast-bowling option on the Lord's pitch. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Willow Talk (@willowtalkpodcast) Labuschagne only averaged 25.36 with the bat across the summer after a largely disappointing series against India and then again in Sri Lanka. That came after an equally underwhelming previous year for Labuschagne, where he averaged just 27.08 across the summer of 2023/24. Labuschagne's return to Sheffield Shield with Queensland didn't fare much better as he registered scores of 23, 0 and 61 in his three innings and was powerless to help his side beat South Australia in the final.
Deccan Herald
04-05-2025
- Politics
- Deccan Herald
Nepal lawmakers urge govt to stop sending Nepalese students to KIIT, Odisha
They proposed denying No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) to any student seeking enrolment at the institute, according to the Parliament Secretariat sources.
India Gazette
28-04-2025
- Business
- India Gazette
ED raids 11 premises linked to liquor contractors in Madhya Pradesh over Rs 49-cr revenue loss case
ANI 28 Apr 2025, 12:37 GMT+10 New Delhi [India], April 28 (ANI) The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday carried out search and seizure operations at 11 premises linked to various liquor contractors across Madhya Pradesh in an ongoing money laundering probe as they are accused of causing a revenue loss of approximately Rs 49.42 crore to the government. The searches are underway covering locations in Bhopal, Indore, and Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh based on an investigation initiated following First Information Report (FIR) registered against several liquor contractors. ED said the the losses approximately Rs 49,42,45,615 were allegedly incurred through the forgery and manipulation of treasury challans, as well as the unlawful acquisition of No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) for liquor procurement during the financial years 2015-16 to 2017-18. According to ED sources, investigation conducted in the matter revealed that 'accused liquor contractors used to prepare challans of small amounts and deposit them in the bank.' In the prescribed format of the challan, 'Rs in figures' and 'Rs in Words' were written. The value was filled in figures; however, blank space was left after 'Rs in words'. After depositing the amount, the depositor would later write the increased amount in the form of lakh thousand in the above-mentioned blank space, and copies of the so-called challans of such increased amounts would be submitted at the respective country liquor warehouse or at the district excise office in case of foreign liquor,' said the sources, privy to the development. The ED's raids are aimed at unearthing further evidence of financial irregularities and holding the perpetrators accountable for the alleged economic offences. (ANI)
The Hindu
24-04-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Unused govt. land to be identified for LIFE Mission in Kozhikode
The Revenue department will soon initiate measures to identify unused government land in the possession of various departments in Kozhikode district and allocate it for the construction of houses under the LIFE Mission for extremely poor people. A data bank of such unused land will be prepared within two months by Revenue officials led by the District Collector. According to a recent State government order (GO), the Collector is authorised to take over such identified plots without requiring No-Objection Certificates from landholders. The land thus acquired can be easily allocated to beneficiaries based on a district-level screening. Sources in the Revenue department said that the latest GO authorised officials to assess the availability of two acres in each grama panchayat, one acre in each municipality, and 50 cents within the Kozhikode Corporation limits for the execution of affordable housing projects. Only plots that were not required for future development projects would be considered for acquisition, they pointed out. 'The details of extremely poor people are already available with the local administrators for consideration under the new scheme. There are a total of 2,991 landless families across the State to be considered under the scheme,' said a senior Revenue official. He added that all efforts would be made to fulfil requirements of the identified families by November 2025. In Kozhikode, the 'Manassode Ithiri Mannu' campaign initiated by the State government has encouraged many people to voluntarily contribute land for the LIFE Mission project. According to government records, the Revenue department has received 90.75 cents in the district for house construction. The donors were mostly from Thalakkulathur, Kunnamangalam, Kottur, Villiappally, Perumanna, Koodaranhi, Chakkittappara, and Omassery. LIFE Mission coordinators said that a total of 33,477 houses were constructed under the project in three phases in the district. The support of various government departments, State government schemes, and assistance under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana projects also contributed to the timely completion of the houses, they pointed out.
