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Abhishek Sharma's 194-plus strike rate makes him T20I cricket's most feared opener
India opener Abhishek Sharma made headlines with a 30-ball century against Afghanistan in T20I cricket. Beyond that record knock, his overall numbers paint an even more alarming picture for opposition bowlers. He currently strikes at 194.55 while maintaining a healthy average of 33.18, a rare combination of aggression and consistency. His dominance in powerplay overs and ability to clear the boundary regularly have been standout features of his evolving game. These statistics collectively suggest Abhishek has developed into one of the most dangerous T20 openers in world cricket.
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Yellowstone-Yukon wildlife corridor project nominated for 2026 Earthshot Prize
The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative has been nominated for Prince William's Earthshot Prize in 2026. The project focuses on restoring a 3,400-kilometre wildlife corridor running through the Rocky Mountains. So far, it has built over 200 wildlife crossings and protected approximately 24 million hectares of land. Indigenous communities play a central role in shaping and strengthening the initiative's conservation efforts. The project aims to protect an additional 20 million hectares by 2030.
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Former Elite Runner Turned Nun Raises $2.6M via Chicago Marathon for Families
Sister Stephanie Baliga, who once aspired to be an elite runner, chose a religious vocation instead and found a way to merge both worlds. She has participated in the Chicago Marathon as a fundraising platform, raising over $2.6 million in total. The funds have benefited Mission of Our Lady of the Angels, an organization that provides food support to families in need. Baliga continues her efforts through Team OLA, combining her passion for running with charitable fundraising.
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Uttar Pradesh Flash Floods Kill 81 as State Records 775% Excess Rainfall
Uttar Pradesh was struck by extreme rainfall over a 48-hour period, recording 775% above normal precipitation levels. The disaster claimed 81 lives and left 62 others injured across the state. The districts of Sitapur, Lakhimpur Kheri, and Bahraich were among the worst affected areas. Rescue teams have been deployed and are currently assessing the scale of damage to property and agricultural land. State officials are working to provide relief and assistance to those impacted by the floods.