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Pony has been authorised to test autonomous vehicles with safety drivers in California since 2017, but the new permit will let it test six autonomous vehicles without safety drivers on specific streets in Fremont, Alameda County; Milpitas, Santa Clara County
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Fielding coach Sridhar says Shastri has turned the fortunes of the team with clear thoughts and instructions
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The World Test Championship Final between India and New Zealand will begin at Southampton from June 18.
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Al Jazeera in a documentary had claimed that India's game against England in Chennai in 2016 and the one against Australia in 2017 in Ranchi were fixed.
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India have been No.1 in the annual Test rankings since 2017.
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Kolhi's team accumulates 2914 points from 24 matches
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The 35-year-old has been a stalwart of the Test side since debuting in 2009 as an opener, going on to establish himself as a world-class keeper-batsman.
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Osmania University which is organising the test recently announced a new pattern of exam and schedule
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Riding on the back of a century on debut from Pathum Nissanka (103) and a stunning 96 from Niroshan Dickwella, Sri Lanka scored impressive 476 runs in their second innings, setting the West Indies a target of 375 to win.
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Speaking on his YouTube channel, the Rawalpindi Express said, All in all, it was an embarrassing defeat for the England team, and they have got a reality check in India. But they need to now learn the art of playing spin in the sub-continent well.
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Washington Sundar was the other spinner to bag a wicket to make it eight for the three slow bowlers. Pacer Mohammed Siraj, who was preferred to Umesh Yadav for this Test, took the other two wickets.
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Aswin, 34, also became the second fastest bowler to reach the land-mark after Sri Lanka spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan.
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He played a perfect fiddle to Ravichandran Ashwin in the second Test to turn the result in India’s favour.
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There were continuous debates over the nature of the pitch that was on offer. It assisted the spinners from the first session and the debate continues to grow.
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However, former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen, who came in support of the pitch, said he had enough of the criticism. Yes, the surface at Ahmedabad ensured that the ball was always likely to dominate in the third Test.
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"This testing tool allows us to track viral infections more easily, so we can monitor these infections to see when they are most likely to have important environmental consequences," Preheim said.
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While there were debates going on around the pitch and how it behaved, another topic of discussion was the umpiring.
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Having failed with the bat in England's innings, Ben Stokes made matters worse by claiming a catch of Shubman Gill.
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However, the Indian skipper spotted him from far away and he immediately took a few steps back, asking the fan to return. On realising his mistake, the fan turned back and seeing that the entire crowd started cheering.
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The speedster set to become second Indian pacer after Kapil Dev to play 100 Tests.