It seems at rain is set to follow the teams around in the ICC World Cup semifinals. After the first semifinal between India and New Zealand went into a reserve day on Wednesday (July 10), rain is expected to play a role in the second semifinal between Australia and England at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Thursday (July 11).
When Australia’s provisional ICC World Cup 2019 squad was announced in mid-April there were two other squads named as well that were to visit under the Australia ‘A’ banner. The plan from former high performance tsar Pat Howard has Aaron Finch’s side laughing now.
Australia vs England semifinal in the ICC World Cup 2019 will resume on July 11 (Thursday) and will be broadcast on the Star Sports network and Live streaming will be available on Hotstar. The match will be played at Edgbaston, Birmingham and will begin at 1500 HRS IST. You can also follow all the action on our live blog (AUS vs ENG).
The head of NASA’s human exploration program has been replaced within the agency, just months after Vice President Mike Pence challenged NASA to send humans to the Moon within the next five years. The move is the latest in a couple of high-profile executive changes NASA has made in recent months as the agency strives to return humans to the lunar surface.
“As you know, NASA has been given a bold challenge to put the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024, with a focus on the ultimate goal of sending humans to Mars,” NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine wrote to employees in a memo obtained by The Verge. “In an effort to meet this challenge, I have decided to make leadership changes to the Human Exploration and Operations (HEO)...
The head of NASA’s human exploration program has been replaced within the agency, just months after Vice President Mike Pence challenged NASA to send humans to the Moon within the next five years. The move is the latest in a couple of high-profile executive changes NASA has made in recent months as the agency strives to return humans to the lunar surface.
“As you know, NASA has been given a bold challenge to put the first woman and the next man on the Moon by 2024, with a focus on the ultimate goal of sending humans to Mars,” NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine wrote to employees in a memo obtained by The Verge. “In an effort to meet this challenge, I have decided to make leadership changes to the Human Exploration and Operations (HEO)...
Seres, the Chinese EV startup formerly known as SF Motors, is laying off 90 people in its Silicon Valley office, the company announced in a staff meeting held earlier today. The US launch of its first electric SUV, the SF5, is also now on hold, according to a recording of the meeting obtained by The Verge. It had originally planned to make and sell its electric SUVs in both China and the US, with a release slated for later this year.
Around 300 people worked in the Silicon Valley office prior to the layoffs, according to a former employee who was granted anonymity because of a non-disclosure agreement with the company. The layoffs affect multiple parts of the company, including sales, marketing, IT, HR, legal, operations, and design,...
Seres, the Chinese EV startup formerly known as SF Motors, is laying off 90 people in its Silicon Valley office, the company announced in a staff meeting held earlier today. The US launch of its first electric SUV, the SF5, is also now on hold, according to a recording of the meeting obtained by The Verge. It had originally planned to make and sell its electric SUVs in both China and the US, with a release slated for later this year.
Around 300 people worked in the Silicon Valley office prior to the layoffs, according to a former employee who was granted anonymity because of a non-disclosure agreement with the company. The layoffs affect multiple parts of the company, including sales, marketing, IT, HR, legal, operations, and design,...
It was a frustrating day for cricket fans when India-New Zealand ICC World Cup semifinal was interrupted by rain at Old Trafford in Manchester on Tuesday (July 9). No play was possible after 46.1 overs of the New Zealand innings, after the Kiwis had won the toss and chose to bat first.
As he turns 70 on the 10th of July, Wednesday, we look at 70 numbers that defined his cricketing career – some well known and others not so well known.
Ganguly and Dhoni have led India for a significant part of the new millennium, but they had the advantage of growing up in an India that knew they could compete with the best in business. As had Tendulkar. For before all that, setting up a launching pad for subsequent generations, there was Sunil Gavaskar, who turns seventy today.
India vs New Zealand semifinal in the ICC World Cup 2019 will resume on July 10 (Wednesday) and will be broadcast on the Star Sports network and Live streaming will be available on Hotstar. The match will be played at Manchester, Old Trafford and will begin at 1500 HRS IST. You can also follow all the action on our live blog (IND vs NZ).With Bruce Campbell having recently retired from the franchise and Ash vs. Evil Dead cancelled after only three short runs, the Evil Dead saga currently sits in a state of limbo, but it appears that fans desperate for more shouldn’t give up hope just yet, as more may be on the way.
In fact, Campbell himself has already admitted that between the recent TV show and the 2013 remake, Evil Dead may still have enough interesting characters to keep things going – even without his involvement.
“You have Ash’s daughter, Brandy. She provides the lineage. Ray [Santiago] is a shaman now, you know as Pablo, and Kelly’s just a full-on Lucy Lawless type badass who’s got vengeance in her eyes,” Campbell shared with ComicBook.com last year. “So, that’s enough for me, three’s a good number. I would also continue the movies with Mia, with Jane Levy, because she’s awesome.”
But what of another full-blown Evil Dead film with Campbell and Sam Raimi steering the ship? Is such a thing a possibility? Well, it turns out that yes, yes it is. Speaking with Bloody Disgusting recently, Raimi teased that he’d love to make an Evil Dead 4 and not only is he into the idea, but he’s already begun discussing it with Campbell and producer Rob Tapert.
“I’d love to make another one. I don’t think TV is in its future but we’re talking about – Bruce [Campbell], Rob [Tapert] and myself – one or two different ways to go for the next movie,” Raimi confirmed. “We’d like to make another Evil Dead feature and in fact we’re working on some ideas right now.”
But what direction would a fourth Evil Dead movie take? Well, Raimi isn’t sure just yet, but did tease that there’s a few ways in which they could head:
“I would be thrilled if Bruce Campbell changed his mind about retirement, would come back for the original Evil Dead line. But if not, I’m very happy to work with, if Fede [Álvarez] would come back and make the sequel… but he’s such a big shot now. He’s so successful, an artist in demand, that I don’t think he’d want to do that. But there’s also a third possibility we’re talking about, too. So I think you may see some action on the Evil Dead movie in the next six months,”
No matter what Raimi ends up deciding to do, it’s clear that there’s still a tangible appetite out there for new material, particularly after Ash Vs. Evil Dead‘s cancellation after only a handful of seasons. The ultra-violent, tongue-in-cheek show was a bloody send-up to Campbell’s Deadite adventures that a lot of fans really dug. But it seems all hope for more Evil Dead isn’t lost just yet and if Raimi’s to be believed, we should learn about the franchise’s future sooner rather than later.
