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Teen Boy Beats Man To Death With Wooden Bat In Delhi: Cops
A 25-year-old man was arrested and a juvenile apprehended for allegedly killing an acquaintance who could not pay for a sound system he had rented from the accused in north Delhi's Sabzi Mandi area, police said on Thursday.
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Bats Growl At Each Others Like Death Metal Singers, Says Study
The findings emerged by scientists who were studying how bats produce high frequency sounds for echolocation.
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Study Finds Wild Bats Have Long-Term Memory Of Sounds
A study has claimed that certain wild bats have long-term memory of sounds. It has been carried out by researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Panama who studied frog-eating bats.
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Unique Colour Footage Of Don Bradman Found After 71 Years. Watch
The only colour footage of Donald Bradman has been released, which shows him playing a testimonial match between AF Kippax and WA Oldfield.
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Watch: Virat Kohli's Crackling Bat Sounds Ominous At Adelaide Nets
Virat Kohli's bat played some crackling music at nets in Adelaide.
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Demolition Team Finds Pot Of Gold In Abandoned House
A demolition team called in to tear down an abandoned house in western France this week struck gold -- literally. At the house in the Brittany town of Pont-Aven the workers found a lead container that they initially took for a World War II artillery shell. But then "they shook it and heard the sound of coins," the head of Bat'isol construction comp...
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From Tuk, Tuk to World Record for Misbah-ul-Haq
Misbah-ul Haq, often castigated by experts and fans alike for his 'tuk, tuk' (Urdu word for the sound coming from the bat when a defensive stroke is played) style of batting, broke the Test record for the fastest fifty and equalled the quickest century feat.
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Oscar Pistorius' neighbour testifies bangs heard too quick to sound like cricket bat
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel asked Oscar Pistorius' neighbour if bangs he heard after the woman's screams could have been Pistorius swinging a bat at the toilet cubicle door to get to a mortally wounded Steenkamp, but Stipp said the noises came in too quick of a succession to be bat swings.
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Cheteshwar Pujara unlikely starter in 'home' ODI, says MS Dhoni
Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir have struggled to cobble together sufficiently big opening partnerships for the rest of the batting line up to build upon. Dhoni, however, sounded unfazed about the criticism he and the team had to go through after a series of losses.
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Nagpur the toughest wicket to score runs on, says Kevin Pietersen
The England batting stalwart sounded happy that his team had two seam bowlers to bowl on this pitch, as he thought it was very difficult to score runs off Ishant Sharma, the home team's lone pacer in the playing XI.
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Sunil Gavaskar, India's original Little Master, turns 63
Sunil Gavaskar's sound technique and flawless batting style made him India's most dependable batsman and his wicket one of the prized ones for the bowlers.
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Wet conditions delay India-Windies match
After being handed a sound thrashing by Australia, India will have to quickly sort out their batting woes as they take on the West Indies.
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Teen Boy Beats Man To Death With Wooden Bat In Delhi: Cops
A 25-year-old man was arrested and a juvenile apprehended for allegedly killing an acquaintance who could not pay for a sound system he had rented from the accused in north Delhi's Sabzi Mandi area, police said on Thursday.
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Bats Growl At Each Others Like Death Metal Singers, Says Study
The findings emerged by scientists who were studying how bats produce high frequency sounds for echolocation.
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Study Finds Wild Bats Have Long-Term Memory Of Sounds
A study has claimed that certain wild bats have long-term memory of sounds. It has been carried out by researchers at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) in Panama who studied frog-eating bats.
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Unique Colour Footage Of Don Bradman Found After 71 Years. Watch
The only colour footage of Donald Bradman has been released, which shows him playing a testimonial match between AF Kippax and WA Oldfield.
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Watch: Virat Kohli's Crackling Bat Sounds Ominous At Adelaide Nets
Virat Kohli's bat played some crackling music at nets in Adelaide.
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Demolition Team Finds Pot Of Gold In Abandoned House
A demolition team called in to tear down an abandoned house in western France this week struck gold -- literally. At the house in the Brittany town of Pont-Aven the workers found a lead container that they initially took for a World War II artillery shell. But then "they shook it and heard the sound of coins," the head of Bat'isol construction comp...
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From Tuk, Tuk to World Record for Misbah-ul-Haq
Misbah-ul Haq, often castigated by experts and fans alike for his 'tuk, tuk' (Urdu word for the sound coming from the bat when a defensive stroke is played) style of batting, broke the Test record for the fastest fifty and equalled the quickest century feat.
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Oscar Pistorius' neighbour testifies bangs heard too quick to sound like cricket bat
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel asked Oscar Pistorius' neighbour if bangs he heard after the woman's screams could have been Pistorius swinging a bat at the toilet cubicle door to get to a mortally wounded Steenkamp, but Stipp said the noises came in too quick of a succession to be bat swings.
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Cheteshwar Pujara unlikely starter in 'home' ODI, says MS Dhoni
Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir have struggled to cobble together sufficiently big opening partnerships for the rest of the batting line up to build upon. Dhoni, however, sounded unfazed about the criticism he and the team had to go through after a series of losses.
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Nagpur the toughest wicket to score runs on, says Kevin Pietersen
The England batting stalwart sounded happy that his team had two seam bowlers to bowl on this pitch, as he thought it was very difficult to score runs off Ishant Sharma, the home team's lone pacer in the playing XI.
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Sunil Gavaskar, India's original Little Master, turns 63
Sunil Gavaskar's sound technique and flawless batting style made him India's most dependable batsman and his wicket one of the prized ones for the bowlers.
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Wet conditions delay India-Windies match
After being handed a sound thrashing by Australia, India will have to quickly sort out their batting woes as they take on the West Indies.
