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Donald Trump's Immigration, Outsourcing Policies To Damage US, Not India: Kevin Ashton
British IT Guru and 'Internet of Things' inventor Kevin Ashton today said Republican candidate Donald Trump will not come out trumps in the US Presidential elections and that his stance on outsourcing industry and immigration policies will do "damage to US and not to India."
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Internet Of Things Market To Hit $15 Billion In India By 2020: Report
For instance, with IoT, street lights will automatically go off when they sense no traffic on the roads and, consequently, save power.
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Michael Clarke raises doubts over Decision Review System
Citing the example of Stuart Broad not leaving the crease after edging Ashton Agar at slip, Michael Clarke said the third umpire should have powers to overturn a doubtful decision irrespective of the number of referrals available to the fielding team.
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Ashton Agar learns valuable lessons from Shane Warne
The 19-year-old spinner set the cricket world on fire with a quick-fire 98 batting at number 11 on his Test debut in the Ashes opener at Trent Bridge but was dropped after the second Test as he failed to impress with the ball.
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The Ashes: Australia's Ashton Agar to return home early
Agar has been unwell for the past week and was not included in Australia's playing XI for the final Test which begins on Wednesday.
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The Ashes: Australian media praise 'hunted' Nathan Lyon
The Daily Telegraph's Malcolm Conn said Lyon had described himself as the "hunted" and understood he will always be under pressure to keep his Test place.
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The Ashes: Australia tame England, DRS as hosts end Day 1 of 4th Test on 238/9
Off-spinner Nathan Lyon, controversially left out of the first two Ashes Tests in favour of teenager Ashton Agar, despite taking nine wickets in Delhi in the final Test of Australia's 4-0 series loss in March, had figures of four wickets for 42 runs in 20 overs at the close.
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The Ashes: Shane Warne puts positive spin on Australia's plight
Warne, at the request of Australia coach Darren Lehmann, spoke to 19-year-old left-armer Ashton Agar and off-spinner Nathan Lyon ahead of a match Australia must win to keep their Ashes hopes alive.
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The Ashes: David Warner not a certainty for third Test, says Darren Lehmann
Warner is on his way to rejoin Australia's Ashes squad after scoring 193 and 33 for Australia A in a four-day match against South Africa A.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke to miss Sussex clash, Ashton Turner called up
Michael Clarke is sidelined amid reports that a long-standing back injury flared up after Australia's crushing second Test defeat against England at Lord's. Ed Cowan will skipper the team in Clarke's absence.
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The Ashes: Australian WAGs lend joy as companions fight at Lord's
Teenager Madeleine Hay, Ashton Agar's 'lady luck' - a law student at the University of Western Australia - may have had tense days watching her beau but 'experienced' Ed Cowan's wife Virginia Lette has been helping her manage all the new-found hype.
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The Ashes: Glenn McGrath laments Australia's Lord's 'horror'
With a deficit of over 500 runs, McGrath feels 'nothing but a miracle' can save Australia from this position.
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The Ashes: Ashton Agar sent for scan after sore hip
Agar, 19, who made his debut in the first Ashes Test in Trent Bridge, Nottingham, bowled 13 overs in the first innings on Thursday.
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The Ashes: The world according to Ashton Agar
Maybe it is because he's primarily a bowler, or more importantly thinks of himself as a bowler first, that Agar could be as blithe about his century-on-debut-that-almost-was.
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The Ashes: James Anderson, Ian Bell make impressive gains in ICC Test Rankings
The batting table is still headed by South Africa's Hashim Amla with Shivnarine Chanderpaul of West Indies in second place and another Protean AB de Villiers in third position.
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Donald Trump's Immigration, Outsourcing Policies To Damage US, Not India: Kevin Ashton
British IT Guru and 'Internet of Things' inventor Kevin Ashton today said Republican candidate Donald Trump will not come out trumps in the US Presidential elections and that his stance on outsourcing industry and immigration policies will do "damage to US and not to India."
-
Internet Of Things Market To Hit $15 Billion In India By 2020: Report
For instance, with IoT, street lights will automatically go off when they sense no traffic on the roads and, consequently, save power.
-
Michael Clarke raises doubts over Decision Review System
Citing the example of Stuart Broad not leaving the crease after edging Ashton Agar at slip, Michael Clarke said the third umpire should have powers to overturn a doubtful decision irrespective of the number of referrals available to the fielding team.
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Ashton Agar learns valuable lessons from Shane Warne
The 19-year-old spinner set the cricket world on fire with a quick-fire 98 batting at number 11 on his Test debut in the Ashes opener at Trent Bridge but was dropped after the second Test as he failed to impress with the ball.
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The Ashes: Australia's Ashton Agar to return home early
Agar has been unwell for the past week and was not included in Australia's playing XI for the final Test which begins on Wednesday.
-
The Ashes: Australian media praise 'hunted' Nathan Lyon
The Daily Telegraph's Malcolm Conn said Lyon had described himself as the "hunted" and understood he will always be under pressure to keep his Test place.
-
The Ashes: Australia tame England, DRS as hosts end Day 1 of 4th Test on 238/9
Off-spinner Nathan Lyon, controversially left out of the first two Ashes Tests in favour of teenager Ashton Agar, despite taking nine wickets in Delhi in the final Test of Australia's 4-0 series loss in March, had figures of four wickets for 42 runs in 20 overs at the close.
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The Ashes: Shane Warne puts positive spin on Australia's plight
Warne, at the request of Australia coach Darren Lehmann, spoke to 19-year-old left-armer Ashton Agar and off-spinner Nathan Lyon ahead of a match Australia must win to keep their Ashes hopes alive.
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The Ashes: David Warner not a certainty for third Test, says Darren Lehmann
Warner is on his way to rejoin Australia's Ashes squad after scoring 193 and 33 for Australia A in a four-day match against South Africa A.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke to miss Sussex clash, Ashton Turner called up
Michael Clarke is sidelined amid reports that a long-standing back injury flared up after Australia's crushing second Test defeat against England at Lord's. Ed Cowan will skipper the team in Clarke's absence.
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The Ashes: Australian WAGs lend joy as companions fight at Lord's
Teenager Madeleine Hay, Ashton Agar's 'lady luck' - a law student at the University of Western Australia - may have had tense days watching her beau but 'experienced' Ed Cowan's wife Virginia Lette has been helping her manage all the new-found hype.
-
The Ashes: Glenn McGrath laments Australia's Lord's 'horror'
With a deficit of over 500 runs, McGrath feels 'nothing but a miracle' can save Australia from this position.
-
The Ashes: Ashton Agar sent for scan after sore hip
Agar, 19, who made his debut in the first Ashes Test in Trent Bridge, Nottingham, bowled 13 overs in the first innings on Thursday.
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The Ashes: The world according to Ashton Agar
Maybe it is because he's primarily a bowler, or more importantly thinks of himself as a bowler first, that Agar could be as blithe about his century-on-debut-that-almost-was.
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The Ashes: James Anderson, Ian Bell make impressive gains in ICC Test Rankings
The batting table is still headed by South Africa's Hashim Amla with Shivnarine Chanderpaul of West Indies in second place and another Protean AB de Villiers in third position.
