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Pakistan batter Babar Azam is going through a rough patch with the bat, especially in Test cricket. It was in December 2022 when Babar hit 161 against New Zealand in a Test in Karachi but since then, he has struggled to get a triple-digit score in the game’s longest format. In the ongoing first Test against England, Babar’s search for runs continued as he managed scores of 30 and 5 in the first and second innings. Babar once again failed to capitalise on a pitch deemed “batting paradise” and “highway road” by fans and experts. Babar has been labelled “Zimbabar” or just “Zimbu” by fans, who have often accused him for scoring against small teams.… Read More »Shaheen Insulting Babar In The Middle Of England Test? Video Goes Viral

England batter Harry Brook slammed his maiden Test triple hundred on Day 4 of the ongoing 1st Test against Pakistan in Multan. Brook took just 310 balls to reach the mark, which made him only the sixth Englishman to hit a triple century in Test cricket. Brook got out on 317 while trying to up the ante, but his breathtaking batting allowed England to pile 823/7d and take a first innings lead of 267 runs. However, his knock, which was laced with 28 fours and three sixes, allowed him to break a two-decade-long record. Brook now holds the record of registering the highest individual Test score in Multan, surpassing former India batter Virender Sehwag‘s 309… Read More »Brook Shatters Sehwag’s 20-Year-Old Record With Multan Triple Hundred

Industrialist Ratan Tata’s last ‘pet project’ months before he died was a hospital for animals in Mumbai. Located in Mahalaxmi, the hospital opened in July and is a five-storey centre that can house almost 200 patients. Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, died at 86. Just on Monday, the industrialist in a social media post had dismissed speculation surrounding his health and had said he was undergoing routine medical investigations due to his age. The animal hospital, which cost Rs 165 crore to construct, is led by British veterinarian Thomas Heathcote. The project was announced in 2017 and is planned to be housed in Navi Mumbai. However, Tata felt the commute would be cumbersome… Read More »Ratan Tata’s Last ‘Pet Project’: A Small Animal Hospital In Mumbai

Industrialist Ratan Tata died on Wednesday, leaving behind his legacy and the Tata Sons conglomerate with iconic brands across various product segments in its portfolio. Mr Tata will be cremated with full state honours. Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde also announced a day of mourning on Thursday to honour the legendary industrialist and philanthropist. Here are some iconic brands that Tata Group has a stake in: Zara Clothing brand Zara’s 21 Indian stores are run under a joint venture between Tata’s Trent Limited and Spanish fashion company Inditex. Westside One of India’s rapidly expanding retail chains, Westside is part of Trent Limited. Starbucks The globally recognized coffee brand made its debut in India in 2012… Read More »Zara, Starbucks, Cult.Fit: The Big Brands Tata Group Has A Stake In

Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of one of India’s biggest conglomerates, Tata Sons, got the reins of Tata Group in March 1991. Almost three decades ago, in 1997, Ratan Tata appeared on the show ‘Rendezvous with Simi Garewal’ where he revealed how the takeover happened. JRD Tata was suffering from heart disease and was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai when he broke the news and asked Ratan Tata to take over. “We were in Jamshedpur together for a function and I had to go to Stuttgart for some negotiations. When I came back, I heard he had a heart problem and he was in Breach Candy Hospital. He was there a week and I’d… Read More »When JRD Tata Decided To Make Ratan Tata A Successor Of Tata Group