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ODI World Cup: With the 2027 Mens ODI World Cup less than a year away, New Zealand batter Will Young said he was keeping selection thoughts out of his head and added that the groups collective success mattered more to him than individual achievements. Young smashed 125 in the fourth ODI against India, as New Zealand won by 244 runs. But whether Young boards the flight for the mega event remains to be seen, as New Zealand are missing the services of Devon Conway and Rachin Ravindra, who are busy preparing for the Test series starting on November 19. Add to it Tim Seifert, who hit 58, and another big-hitter, Finn Allen, whos currently being trialled in the middle order. Im trying not to look at it that way to be honest. I think youre right, there is a World Cup round the corner and theres a lot of people that want to be in that squad and on that plane to Africa. So I think at the moment every player that gets an opportunity is looking to put their best foot forward. The best thing about this team is its all about contributing to the teams success rather than worrying about your own game and looking over your shoulder as to who else is doing well. So thats how we try to do it as a team, but youre right, it is an important series and theres a couple more series as well leading up to the World Cup that are important to try and stake your claim to make that squad. But the most important thing I think is being a good team man and trying to contribute in different ways towards the teams success that will get you on that plane, Young told reporters on the eve of the ODI series decider on Saturday. That spirit, Young said, was reflected in the way Seifert and Allen have gone about their work. Its brilliant having Tim and Finn in the ODI setup. They both havent been in the setup for a little while and you can see the enjoyment and the energy they bring into the group. Theyre really enjoying the opportunity and it certainly rubbed off on me yesterday. They came out and they showed the power that theyve got but I think both of them are better than just crash bash players. You showed that yesterday, they adapted to whats in front of them and we built some really meaningful partnerships and it contributed to the win at the end of the day. Its an exciting time having Tim and Finn in the team and hopefully tomorrow they can have an impact on the game as well, he added. Young himself showed that adaptability on Friday, playing a string of sweeps against Indias spinners at Bay Oval. It is a shot he conceded was never a staple in his younger days, given the nature of pitches in New Zealand. He credited time spent in India and elsewhere in the subcontinent for helping him add it to his repertoire. No I didnt always sweep. Growing up in New Zealand the sweep isnt a shot you really need. It doesnt turn as much here. Its normally the bounce that can get you stuck. But thankfully over my cricketing career Ive travelled to India and other parts of the subcontinent and have had the chance to grow my game and learn. Its across all different types of opportunities Ive had. Some at an amateur level, some with the New Zealand A side and obviously in the international game as well. So as my careers gone on, Ive managed to work out what can work in certain conditions and against certain bowlers and just keep it in my toolbox for when I think the times right in the game. Asked if one particular coach or mentor had helped him with the shot, Young said his learning had come from several people and plenty of experimentation. Theres been many people Ive worked with over the years. So no I think you just sort of, through trial and error really, you figure out what works and what doesnt depending on the bowler and the conditions and certain factors like that on the day. On knowing when to bring the shot out, Young stressed that reading the situation matters and that good preparation makes those decisions easier. You try your best to assess what the game requires of you, try to assess what the conditions are and what the field is set theres a million different factors youve got to take in. So I think the main thing is training well so you know what tools youve got in your arsenal and then the trick is really deciding what you think is the best option at any given time and backing yourself to do that. Asked about his thinking to counter Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav, he said the early approach against the former had been tricky before he changed his approach. Axar was hitting a really nice length. The wicket was holding a little bit just from just back of a length so I found it difficult to find my timing. Kuldeep is a confidence bowler too. So I knew if I stayed still and didnt offer too much hed gain in confidence. So I thought I could hit with the wind and I could bring out my sweeps and thankfully that worked yesterday. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
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Fans celebrated the legacy of Rocky Balboa 50 years after the film with a record-breaking gathering in Philadelphia
SpaceXs attempt for a Starship double catch was thwarted when the booster ended up in the gulf
SpaceXs attempt for a Starship double catch was thwarted when the booster ended up in the gulf
SpaceX Launches Starship Rocket, Fails to Recover Booster
US company SpaceX has successfully launched the latest flight of its Starship spacecraft into orbit but did not recover the booster rocket as planned. The company, owned by tech billionaire Elon Musk, is hoping to develop a fully reusable
World Diabetes Day: Why emotional well-being is vital for managing diabetes
With diabetes increasingly affecting young adults, psychiatrists highlight its emotional and psychological impact. On World Diabetes Day, experts explain how patients and families can cope with anxiety, guilt and lifestyle changes while prioritising mental well-being alongside blood sugar management
'This isn't another 9/11': US security chief Mullin reacts after FAA halts flights across country
Anthropic CEO sells investors on safety, 'no jerks' culture
Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei pitched investors on safety and a strict hiring culture on Friday, days before the AI company's stock market debut. Nvidia, the chip giant at the center of the AI buildout and an Anthropic investor, has been rocked by the resignation of chief executive Jensen Huang after he admitted to an affair with a woman US intelligence reportedly believes was a Chinese spy.
Rubio acknowledges in wake of GOP midterm losses that 'people are struggling' economically
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged the economic struggles faced by Americans during his speech to conservatives. He emphasized that economic health should be measured by people's ability to afford necessities, rather than stock market performance. Rubio defended controversial decisions made during the Trump administration regarding foreign policy and claimed international law has been weaponized against U.S. actions.
'Drishyam 3' day 43: Ajay Devgn, Tabu film nears Rs 589 cr worldwide
'Big Brown Mark On My Sheets': Usman Khawaja Reveals Bizarre Michael Beer Incident In Autobiography
While the focus remains on the Sandpaper gate incident after the release of Usman Khawaja's autobiography 'Sabr' , the book continues to surprise readers with more shocking revelations.
Even Grand Theft Auto's original creators haven't been able to play GTA 6
The next title in the series is expected to be the biggest video game release ever.
Family's two-year fight to bring killer driver back from Latvia
How the parents of Keaton Slater, 12, battled to bring the man who killed him to justice.
'Mookuthi Amman 2' BO: Nayanthara's film fails to challenge 'Scene'
The collection features more than 100 wishes, greetings, inspirational quotes and messages for WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram.
'Ramayana' day 9: Ranbir Kapoor, Yash film earns Rs 1,110 Cr worldwide
'Scene' BO day 8: Suriya, Naslen film crosses Rs 211 cr worldwide
Setback for SpaceX Starship rocket's double-catch test
Elon Musks company aborted an attempted catch of the rockets booster - instead it came down in the ocean.
'Miracle on Mississippi' - All rescued after cruise ship hit by tanker in New Orleans
The collision leaves 32 people in hospital with non-critical injuries, but no-one unaccounted for.
Fiji petrel eludes 10-day search as communities aim to protect bird
A new study details scientists
Unstable plasma heats itself with waves it generates, experiments reveal
Fusion power is expected to be a sustainable energy source that emits no carbon dioxide during electricity generation. To achieve this, research is underway worldwide to confine high-temperature plasma using magnetic fields. To initiate a fusion reaction, high-energy particles or waves must be injected from outside to heat the plasma to extremely high temperatures.
SpaceX's ambitious Starship double-catch attempt fails as booster ends up in Gulf
Salah's record 70th goal fires Egypt to easy win over Malawi
Mohamed Salah scored twice to become his country's all-time leading scorer with 70 goals as Egypt routed Malawi 5-0 in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier on Friday.
Same farms, different answers: When nitrogen pollution estimates don
To reduce nitrogen pollution stemming from synthetic fertilizer and livestock waste, California
Fitness obsessed & 'control freak' - what can Man Utd expect from Pochettino?
What can Manchester United fans expect from their new manager Mauricio Pochettino? BBC Sport gets an insight from Toby Alderweireld, who played under him at Spurs.
Khambata 'strategised' to oust Srinivasan, say Tata Trusts VCs
In a recent statement, Venu Srinivasan and Vijay Singh, two prominent trustees of Tata Trusts, reproached former trustee Darius Khambata for his earlier actions, which they argued compromised the Trusts' governance integrity. They countered Khambata's claims about the relevance of a Tata Sons listing, deeming them misguided and highlighting contradictions in his stance. The dispute has fostered deep rifts among trustees concerning management strategies.
Modified $450 3D printer builds living materials with more than 100 layers
Living materials created with a 3D printer are like living tissues with one notable exception: You get to choose exactly which cells are in them, as well as their final 3D shape. Depending on the type of bacteria included in the print, the material can clean up contaminated water or break down waste materials such as plastic.
Virgin River Season 8 will be released in 2027. The upcoming season is expected to be released on Netflix in March. The new season will have 10 episodes. The filming for the season finished in August 2026. It is currently in post production. Alexandra Breckenridge and Martin Henderson will return in the season. There are new additions in the cast in the form of Natasha Calis and Mitchell Slaggert.
After a protracted period of not getting hired despite passing interviews, a Bengaluru resident recently posted on the subreddit BangaloreJob to describe how he finally found employment.
