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Babar Azam last to enter nets during Pakistan training ahead of must-win World Cup tie against South Africa

CHENNAI: Skipper Babar Azam was last to arrive in the nets here on Thursday as Pakistan finalised their preparations for the must-win clash against South Africa, facing a tough ask to keep their World Cup semifinals hopes alive.

The Times of India

President arrives in Chennai to preside over 8th convocation of the Indian Maritime University on October 27

President Droupadi Murmu arrived in Chennai on Thurs. Gov. R.N. Ravi, CM M.K. Stalin, Cabinet members, Mayor R. Priya, and officials welcomed her. She stayed at Raj Bhavan Thurs. night. Fri., she'll preside over IMU's 8th convocation near the city.

The Hindu

Madras High Court initiates suo motu contempt against former Chennai Collector

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Chronicling Chennai’s dwindling dalliance with letters and post boxes

Across Chennai, the brooding presence of rusty red letter boxes in disuse is an unrequited love letter to the city’s former self

The Hindu

'Based on the team's performances...': Babar Azam's captaincy in jeopardy as PCB hints at potential change

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has hinted at the possible removal of skipper Babar Azam if the team's performance in the ongoing World Cup continues to decline. Pakistan, which has faced three consecutive defeats in their first five matches, are now in a must-win situation against a formidable…

The Times of India

World Cup: Pakistan may bank on finger spin to counter South Africa

CHENNAI: When the World Cup fixtures came out, South Africa on a Chennai turner should have been marked by Pakistan as a likely 'win'. Things haven't quite gone to script since then and now the two teams are on two ends of the spectrum.

The Times of India

Cricket World Cup 2023 PAK vs AFG | The Chennai crowd comes alive as it laps up a fierce rivalry

Crowd in Chennai's M.A. Chidambaram Stadium cheered for both teams in high-stakes World Cup match between India's neighbours Afghanistan and Pakistan. Fans sang, danced, and exchanged spirited words, creating a memorable atmosphere of love for the game. The day ended with Afghanistan's historic win, leaving the crowd with memories to…

The Hindu

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Vibrant opening salvos have set the tone for India’s stellar batting shows

Cut to the latest World Cup, India has been served well by its openers except during that shock two for three phase against Australia at Chennai on Oct. 8. Skipper Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan or Rohit with Shubman Gill have plundered runs, especially during the compulsory first 10-over PowerPlay…

The Hindu

Wonderla commences work on its project near Chennai

Wonderla Holidays receives approval to start amusement park near Chennai; project to be completed by June 2025; investment of ₹400 crore; 10-year tax holiday; flagship project; single window clearance given by TN govt; similar to global theme parks. #Wonderla #Chennai #AmusementPark #ThemePark #TaxHoliday #PrivateSector

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CBI court in Coimbatore issues non-bailable warrant against T.N. IPS officer Pramod Kumar

Court issues NBW against IPS officer Pramod Kumar in 2012 extortion case linked to ₹930 crore Paazee Forex scam. Deputy IGP, CBI (economic offences wing), Chennai, directed to arrest Kumar and produce him before court. Case to be heard next on Oct 27.

The Hindu

Chennai | Malankara Orthodox Church choir concert will feature 235 singers

Malankara Orthodox Church choir concert in Chennai on October 29

The Hindu

Porgai’s first solo exhibition brings its traditional Lambadi embroidery to Chennai

If you have longed to own the exquisite embroidered apparel and accessories crafted by Lambadi artisans at Porgai Artisans Association, here is your chance to get your hands on them. Just in time for the Deepavali season, Porgai (meaning Pride in the Lambadi dialect), is hosting its first-ever solo exhibition…

The Hindu

It’s Afghanistan’s turn for a lap of honour at Chepauk

Chennai's Chepauk cricket ground has seen iconic games, a sporting crowd & a mural of Pakistan's 1999 win. On Mon, the Afghans made history, receiving a standing ovation from the 20,000+ crowd. A reminder of the venue's rich history & a testament to its sporting spirit.

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Letters to The Editor — October 25, 2023

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T.N. CM Stalin pays homage to late Marudhu brothers; takes a dig at ‘Godse gang’

CM Stalin takes dig at those who have turned 'nationalists suddenly'. Recalls unveiling of Marudhu brothers' statues in Chennai. Raj Bhavan remembers their Jambudweep Declaration, 1st documented call for India's independence, inspiring people to fight colonial rule. #MarudhuBrothers

The Times of India

Watch: Afghanistan's historic victory leaves former Pakistan legend Waqar Younis in shock

NEW DELHI: The ICC ODI World Cup witnessed a historic moment as Afghanistan stunned former champions Pakistan with an eight-wicket victory at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Monday.

The Times of India

World Cup, Afghanistan vs Pakistan: Will be a disservice if we label this an upset, says Jonathan Trott

CHENNAI: The lap of honour at the end of it said it all. The Afghan team wanted to soak every moment of the magnificent triumph that had eluded them for over a decade and the Chennai crowd presented them with a truly special one.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup: Afghanistan have put fear in the minds of other teams, says Misbah-ul-Haq

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan upsetting Pakistan in Chennai on Monday with a commanding victory will send fear in the camps of other teams who are scheduled to face them next in the ongoing ICC World Cup, said former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq.

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World Cup, Afghanistan vs Pakistan: Afghanistan chase down 283 as Pakistan lose three matches in a row

CHENNAI: It doesn't matter if they don't make the semifinals - the 2023 World Cup will always be remembered for the beautiful dream that the warriors of a bruised and battered nation lived. From Ball 1 to the 49th over of their innings, when they notched up the eight-wicket win,…

The Hindu

Empty rakes of suburban train derails near Avadi in Chennai

Chennai office-goers stranded after EMU train derails at Avadi station. 5 EMU trains delayed, 3 Express trains regulated, 3 Express trains rescheduled. Rectification work to take until noon. Commuters face hardships.

The Times of India

Watch: Afghanistan's lungi dance in Chennai after win over Pakistan

A euphoric Afghanistan team did a lap of honour to acknowledge the support of the crowd at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai and then performed 'lungi dance' onboard the team bus on their way back to the hotel after a famous victory over Pakistan in the ICC World Cup…

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Afghanistan stun Pakistan to claim latest Cricket World Cup shock

The result in Chennai pushed defending champions England to the bottom of the group

The Times of India

'Our bowling was not up to the mark': Babar Azam after shock defeat against Afghanistan

NEW DELHI: Pakistan's captain, Babar Azam, expressed his disappointment on Monday, acknowledging that his team's bowling attack fell short of expectations as Afghanistan secured an eight-wicket victory in a World Cup match in Chennai.

The Times of India

Watch: Irfan Pathan dances with Rashid Khan to celebrate Afghanistan's historic win over Pakistan

NEW DELHI: As Afghanistan pulled off a stunning eight-wicket win over Pakistan in the ongoing ODI World Cup, the team marked the victory with joyous celebrations at the Chepauk Stadium in Chennai.

The Times of India

'I presume 'Dil Dil' Pakistan wasn’t played in Chennai': Michael Vaughan takes a dig at Mickey Arthur after Afghanistan stun Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Former England captain Michael Vaughan wasted no time at all to take a subtle dig at Pakistan team director Mickey Arthur after they were handed a shocking 8-wicket thrashing by Afghanistan in the ODI World Cup match in Chennai on Monday.

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