Today, Apple is widely expected to introduce two new computers: a revamped iPad Pro and the long-awaited successor to the MacBook Air. There have been a lot of rumors and leaks about the iPad, which has led to a palpable level of excitement for this event. The new MacBook — whatever Apple ends up calling it — has slipped under the internet’s collective hype radar a little bit.
I think that’s a mistake. The iPad Pro might be the more interesting product, but in this moment the stakes are much higher for the MacBook.
The story for the iPad Pro is pretty clear to me. Apple needs to continue its long journey of iterating on the iOS platform to make it ever more capable, until someday it’s truly ready to fully supplant the Mac as the primary...
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Former Indian Women’s team coach Tushar Arothe, who was removed earlier this year after complaints from senior players about his training methods, is unconvinced about India’s chances at World T20 starting in West Indies on November 9. Arothe, who was replaced by former India spinner Ramesh Powar, believes that the team may not be adequately prepared for the assignment and has raised questions about the fast bowling and fielding standards.
At 33, Rayudu is certainly not a long term prospect for the Men in Blue in the 50-over format but he is doing the job for the side and that is all that matters at the moment with the World Cup just a few months away.
Nine wickets in six games at an incredible average of 18.88 at the U-19 World Cup at the start of the year - which India won – propelled Shivam Mavi to a 3.2 crore IPL contract with the Kolkata Knight Riders. Among those left mighty impressed were the likes of Sourav Ganguly and Ian Bishop, who observed him operate at the U-19 World Cup from the commentary box.
The Committee of Administrators (COA) wants the BCCI to appoint an ombudsman and an Ethics Officer at the earliest to deal with any disputes leading up to the much-awaited Annual General Meeting and elections.
India pacer Khaleel Ahmed received an official warning and one demerit point after he was found guilty of a Level 1 breach of the ICC Code of Conduct during the fourth ODI against the Windies on Monday (October 29).
