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Image credit: England Cricket England beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the third T20I at Old Trafford in Manchester on Saturday to complete a 3-0 series sweep.The hosts chased down Sri Lanka’s 125-run target with 62 balls to spare. The win also helped England move back to the top of the T20 world rankings, replacing India.It was England’s 15th straight T20 win over Sri Lanka.Buttler leads easy chaseSri Lanka were bowled out for 124 with seven balls left in their innings.Pathum Nissanka top-scored with 36 off 24 balls, while Kamindu Mendis made 35 off 28. Will Jacks, Jofra Archer…

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Representative image from Canva In the summer of 1995, an unusual photograph of Temple Newsam, a historic estate in Leeds, England, captured strange marks across the grass. To Mike Turpin and other local archaeology enthusiasts, the patterns looked like they could reveal foundations hidden beneath the lawn. More than three decades later, their suspicion has gained support. According to Discover Magazine, members of South Leeds Archaeology excavated the site and uncovered foundations belonging to an outbuilding that may be more than 280 years old. The discovery could also help solve a mystery in an 18th-century painting, which appears to show…

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Bruno Mars has addressed years of speculation about a $60 million casino debt during a Las Vegas show. Bruno Mars has once again poked fun at the long-running rumours that he owed millions of dollars to a Las Vegas casino. The 40-year-old Grammy winner addressed the speculation during the launch of his The Romantic Tour in Las Vegas on April 10, joking that he had already paid off his alleged casino debt.During his concert at Allegiant Stadium, Mars was joined on stage by his Silk Sonic bandmate Anderson .Paak for a surprise performance. At one point, .Paak made a tongue-in-cheek…

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This one’s about as effortless as desserts get, layering rather than actual cooking. In a glass bowl or individual cups, layer crushed biscuits, sliced bananas, and a simple custard or pudding mixture made from milk, sugar, and cornflour cooked briefly on the stove until thickened. Repeat the layers a couple of times, finishing with a dollop of whipped cream on top, and refrigerate for at least two hours so the biscuits soften slightly and everything comes together. It’s comforting, a little nostalgic, and disappears fast whenever it’s put out. Source link

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Leander Paes (Image credit: Instagram) It was in the summer of 1996 that Leander Paes won a historic medal at the Atlanta Olympics, ending India’s 44-year wait for an individual Olympic medal. Paes, then 23, battled through a wrist injury, coming back from a set down to beat Brazil’s Fernando Meligeni in the bronze-medal play-off clash.That day, Aug 3, 1996, the effervescent Kolkatan wrote himself into history, providing the punctuation that ended India’s dismal streak at the quadrennial Games.Thirty years later, he is looking to deliver another winner. As he runs for the office of president of the All India…

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Pic credit: Evergreen cabins When Chris Broomfield, 51, a Connecticut carpenter, and his wife bought 5 acres of land in upstate New York, he already knew what he was going to do with the property. They bought the land in 2015 for $27,000. Eight years later, the rental cabins he built on that land had generated more than $2.1 million in revenue! Something that began as a weekend project to give his children a financial head start became a thriving hospitality business, a million-dollar business serving Airbnb guests across the region.How a carpenter built a cabin empireChris Broomfield had spent…

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Paul Newmen donated 7 acres of his land to Westpoint to build a nature preserve. (Instagram) Over the years, many celebrities have invested their time and funds to support the causes they believe in. Did you know that actor Paul Newman, who is best known for projects like ‘The Color of Money,’ ‘The Hustler,’ ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,’ ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,’ and many others, once ended up donating a large part of his property for conservation benefits in 1997? Here is what you need to know about how and why the actor made this move.In…

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A name connected with brightness can represent hope, warmth and the promise of a shining future. From Clara and Phoebe to Kiran and Ravi, these names draw on different languages and traditions while sharing associations with light, radiance, brilliance or illumination. Each offers a meaningful choice for parents looking for a name with a luminous quality.(All Image Credits: Canva) Source link

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Father Shigenobu Murofushi and son Koji Murofushi (Reuters Photo) A father and son who built their legacy in hammer throw shared one of the biggest moments of the Asian Games opening ceremony on Saturday.Japan’s Shigenobu Murofushi and his son Koji Murofushi jointly lit the cauldron at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, bringing the torch relay to a memorable end.Both Shigenobu and Koji are former Asian Games champions in hammer throw. The duo climbed the stairs to the podium together before lighting the cauldron.The ceremony featured dance, music and fireworks as the Asian Games officially opened in Aichi-Nagoya.From Olympic champion…

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Abbas Araghchi and Ishaq Dar (File photo) Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar on Saturday urged his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, that Tehran must ensure “uninterrupted energy supplies” and the “safe and expeditious passage of ships”, amid concerns over disruptions to crucial waterways in the Middle East.Dar, who also serves as Pakistan’s deputy prime minister, held a telephonic conversation with Araghchi to discuss the latest regional developments, according to a statement from Pakistan’s Foreign Office (FO) on X.During the call, Dar “stressed the importance of uninterrupted energy supplies and the safe and expeditious passage of ships, particularly given their implications for…

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