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Two company executives described as the CEO's 'lieutenants' were fired in July and barred from Market Basket’s 90 stores.
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The footage, recorded by Andrew Clifton on August 2, shows a split-second flash of what appears to be a missile-like object under a cloudy sky.
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England’s Montagu’s harrier population is extremely small compared with Spain and France. Nesting on farmland exposes them to constant threats.
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The 36-year-old has undergone scans and is awaiting results but believes an eight-week rehab programme could have him ready for the first Test
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England had fallen behind in the first half, fought back in the second and relied on its superb substitutes — including Kelly – just as it did against Italy and beating Sweden on penalties previously in the knockout rounds.
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Chennai 1999 was by far a better cricket match both in terms of quality of the game and drama. It remains unsurpassed among excruciatingly close games which ended in heartbreak for Indian fans
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Despite Ravindra Jadeja's remarkable display of defiance, he ultimately fell just short of guiding India to an extraordinary victory. His performance, however, resonated deeply with fans, who took to social media to hail him as a hero.
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Cricket’s been a theme that quite a few accomplished writers, from VS Naipaul to Shehan Karunatilaka, have explored. However, rare indeed is a cricketer, largely unknown even to passionate followers of the game, whose name is immortalised by one of the most widely read humourists in English. Read on to find out the backstory of Jeeves, arguably the most memorable character created by PG Wodehouse
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The semifinal line-up will be confirmed after the final Group A match between India and New Zealand on Sunday.
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Champions Trophy 2025: Afghanistan have knocked out England out of the tournament.
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Uncover the secrets of prehistoric life with the discovery of hundreds of 166-million-year-old dinosaur footprints in England.
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England are taking on New Zealand after losing a series 2-1 in Pakistan whereas the Kiwis are coming off a historic 3-0 series win in India.
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England, Germany, Holland and the United States will be among 24 nations participating in the inaugural Kho Kho World Cup scheduled from January 13-19 at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Stadium, the national federation announced on Friday.
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This historic result was Sri Lanka's fourth Test victory in England in over four decades. Their last series win came ten years ago, and Dhananjaya was keen to highlight the significance of this moment for his team.
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Malan was left out of the squad for the upcoming white-ball series against Australia and hasn't played for England in any format since the 50-over World Cup last year.
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Chasing 205 for victory, England found themselves struggling at 56-2 against Sri Lanka when Root joined the fray shortly before tea on the fourth day.
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Boycott's condition has worsened with the onset of pneumonia, a serious lung infection that poses significant challenges, especially for elderly patients.
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Heatwaves in England are keeping 6 million lives at risk due to the extreme heat. This heatwave is a high risk to children and older people due to the lack of climate protection and the increase in global warming causing this much heat according to the justice group Friends of the Earth.
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Aged just 16 years and 103 days, Rocky's innings of 106 runs off 181 balls, adorned with nine fours and two sixes, spearheaded England to a commanding first-innings lead of 324 runs against Sri Lanka.
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Opener Ben Duckett (33 off 14 balls) and Ollie Pope (16 not out off 9 balls) hit 10 boundaries between them
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As Jimmy Anderson turns 42 on July 30, he retires as a "former international cricketer," marking the end of an extraordinary journey.
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England will play Lamine Yamal and Spain in Sunday's final in Berlin. It will be the nation's first title match on foreign soil, having won the World Cup in 1966 and lost to Italy in the Euro 2020 final both times at Wembley Stadium.
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World's first and only fast bowler to have surpassed 700-Test wickets, James Anderson, is set to take field for one final time against West Indies at the iconic Lord's on Wednesday, July 10. This will be his 188th Test match for England in his 22-year-long career. The legendary pace bowler is on the verge of creating history as he has a remarkable opportunity to overtake Shane Warne and become the second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket history.
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The day, however, ended in disappointment for the Swiss fans as England beat Switzerland on penalties on Saturday and advanced to a semi-final showdown with the Netherlands.
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Leading the charge once again was their inspirational skipper Rohit Sharma, who laid the foundation with an aggressive 57 off 39 balls, and the captain was well-supported by Suryakumar Yadav (47 off 36), as India posted 171 for seven after being asked to bat first in the rain-hit match.
