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IPL 2022: It's not a question of character assassination, says Ravichandran Ashwin on the 2019 run out of Jos Buttler

Ravichandran Ashwin and Jos Buttler on run-outs, rivalries, player fatigue and playing together for Rajasthan Royals...

The Times of India

Now Taliban preserve buddhas, with eye to China investment

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers are working to protect ancient buddha statues in caves carved into cliffsides outside Kabul

The Independent UK

With eye to China investment, Taliban now preserve buddhas

Afghanistan's Taliban rulers are working to protect ancient buddha statues in caves carved into cliffsides outside Kabul

The Independent UK

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Odisha: Only one medical seat left in govt colleges for spot round

BHUBANESWAR: The OJEE authorities, who are conducting the medical counselling for state quota seats, on Saturday announced an upgradation list of MBBS/BDS seats in government and private medical colleges in the state. After the first and second round of allotment, only one seat from the state quota was lying vacant…

The Times of India

False alarm halts Pies-Crows AFL clash

The Collingwood-Adelaide AFL clash at the MCG was interrupted in bizarre fashion when a false evacuation alarm was played over the stadium's PA system.

AAP

Residents worry over errors in Mangaluru City Corporation’s online property tax data

MANGALURU: Although the launch of the much-awaited online facility for the payment of Self-Assessment System (SAS) property tax by the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) has been a people-friendly initiative.

The Times of India

Explained: LBW rules and the controversial umpire's call in DRS

NEW DELHI: According to the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), the guardian of the laws of the game, there are ten ways in which a batsman can be dismissed in cricket.

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MCC change Lord's tribute to Rachael Heyhoe Flint after 'gesture politics' criticism

Former England women's captain Rachael Heyhoe Flint will have the East Gate at Lord's named after her, the MCC have announced

Daily Mirror

MCC seeks to rope in private sector for sprucing up parks and traffic junctions

The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has sought a helping hand from the private sector to spruce up parks and traffic junctions in the city.

The Hindu

IPL 2022: Suryakumar Yadav unlikely to be available for Mumbai Indians' opener against Delhi Capitals

NEW DELHI: Star batter Suryakumar Yadav might have to sit out of the Mumbai Indians' IPL opener against Delhi Capitals on March 27 as he is unlikely to fully recover from a hairline fracture on his thumb.

The Times of India

Mysuru City Corporation asks residents to install water meter to regularise connection

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Cricket ball manufacturers unfazed by saliva ban being made permanent

NEW DELHI: Among the cricket laws which were modified by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Tuesday, the permanent ban on saliva use on the cricket ball and the "Mankading" method of dismissal no longer being considered unfair play were two of the more talked about changes.

The Times of India

David Warner says Mankads are "a spirit of cricket thing" despite MCC rule change

Australia opener David Warner has given his thoughts on Mankading after the MCC announced it will no longer be classed as "unfair play"

Daily Mirror

Warner still believes Mankading is a 'spirit of cricket issue' despite MCC amendment to code

KARACHI: Run-out at non-striker's end remains a "spirit of cricket issue" for Australian opener David Warner despite the MCC amending its code to remove it from "unfair play" laws even though he believes that batters are the ones solely at "fault" if such a dismissal is effected.

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Warner still believes Mankading is a 'spirit of cricket issue and batter's fault'

KARACHI: Australian opener David Warner still believes run-out at non-striker's end is a "spirit of cricket issue and batter's fault" despite the MCC amending the code to remove it from unfair play laws.

The Times of India

'Full freedom now': Virender Sehwag's hilarious message to Ravichandran Ashwin after 'Mankading' ruled not unfair

NEW DELHI: After the 'Mankading' method was removed from the list of unfair play in new laws approved by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Wednesday, former Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag came out with a cheeky response.

Daily Mirror

Stuart Broad insists Mankads remain "unfair" despite MCC rule change

Mankading will no longer be classed as "unfair play" in the laws of cricket, but Stuart Broad is not a fan of the rule change

The Times of India

High time we stopped criminalising bowlers in the name of Spirit of Cricket: Kartik on new 'Mankading' rule

NEW DELHI: Vilified multiple times for running out non-strikers backing up too far, former India spinner Murali Kartik was a happy man on Wednesday after custodian of the game's laws, the MCC, amended its code to "stop the criminalisation" of bowlers in the name of "spirit of cricket".

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MCC amends code to remove ‘Mankading‘ from unfair play laws

The move comes after many cricketers including India's Ravichandran Ashwin advocated for run-out at non-striker’s end as a fair mode of dismissal.

The Times of India

MCC permanently bans use of saliva to shine ball, 'Mankading' no longer unfair play

LONDON: Custodian of cricket laws, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), has decided to move the law relating to run-outs at non-striker's end from its "unfair play" section besides completely banning the use of saliva to shine the ball in amendments to its 2022 code that will come into effect in…

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New cricket laws ban shining balls with saliva and emphasise Mankads as 'legitimate' dismissals

Cricket officials make clear that so-called "Mankads" are legitimate dismissals in a new edition of the laws of cricket. The MCC also confirms a permanent ban on using saliva to shine the ball, and say a new batter is on strike even if players cross during a catch.

Daily Mirror

Mankading no longer "unfair play" as MCC unveil major changes to laws of cricket

Several changes to the laws of cricket will come into effect on October 1, the MCC have announced

The Hindu

Uniform tax for commercial properties in Mysuru from April 1

MCC withdraws ‘Super Commercial’ tax category as traders strongly opposed it arguing that it was ‘faulty’

The Hindu

Transfer of MUDA layouts to MCC soon

The process to transfer layouts developed by the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA) to Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) for maintenance and provision of civic amenities has been initiated .

The Hindu

MCC in a piquant situation over its Budget presentation

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