@roushanalam Seemed like a result of inadequate planning and taking Zim lightly after some good results at home. Our top order batting was always questionable - there was no Litton/Miraz to rescue them this time. The 4-men second string bowling (Rana, Taskin) was essentially just Taijul.
@deedydas “the fastest humans took 270 mins of the total 300 to solve” could be a bit misleading. This means the first accepted submission came at 270 mins after the start. The team solving that problem solved six other problems, and highly like that they started working on it much later.
It’s hasn’t been replaced till date. This station is the busiest station outside of zone 1 or 2.
The staff couldn’t help me my mum on a wheelchair to the platform, advised me to go to some other station. They refused to provide a taxi, since it wasn’t a temporary thing.
⚠️There will be no step free access at Barking station from tomorrow, Monday 31 March, whilst we replace the lift. We're sorry for any inconvenience caused. Please speak to staff or use the help points if you need assistance.
In his first interview on ChessBase India, 11-year-old @DGukesh mentioned that his goal is to become the youngest World Chess Champion. 7 years later, the boy from Chennai, now a 18-year-old adult, has become the World Chess Champion by defeating Ding Liren 7.5-6.5!
This match was all about never giving up. Gukesh came back from a loss on game 3, Ding Liren came back from a loss on Game 12. Trying on in an equal position with the Black pieces, pushing for an advantage is what led Gukesh to win this World Championship match!
A great match, an unforgettable spectatcle, and it is Gukesh who takes the World Champion title to India after 10 long years. What a day!
Just let this sink in - in just one year Gukesh won the Candidates, Team Gold for India in the Olympiad, and now the World Chess Championship. What a year!
Graphic: Anmol Bhargav
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Siblings Walijah Ahmed and Wadifa Ahmed have set a rare precedence in #Bangladesh#Chess by becoming champion in the National Junior Women's (U-20) Championships in successive years.
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@1EidLuton, interesting set up for holding an Eid prayer. Taken this morning at Goodmayes park.
Should’ve put a little bit more thought into the arrangement.
Amazing end to a great series! My wife went to UCL, so I was a bit partial but Imperial was too good.
@amolrajan was brilliant, the way he conducted himself with such wit and grace was refreshing. This well and truly marks the beginning of a new era.
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@bhogleharsha Whatever the performance, the international experience often keeps them well above the domestic players. This creates this viscious cycle of the same players playing over and over regardless of their performance. You won’t see an exciting new talent like “Noor Ahmad” 3/n
@bhogleharsha The level of domestic cricket is far below the international level. All the decent/world class players we’ve got so far was a product of “international cricket”. Players showing early promise often get drafted into national team to “learn on the job”. 2/n