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UK Blocks GBP 3.2-Billion Class Action Against Google Over Allegedly Tracking iPhone Users’ Information
The UK Supreme Court has blocked a planned GBP 3.2 billion (roughly Rs. 31,980 crore) British class action against Google over allegations the Internet giant unlawfully tracked the personal information of millions of iPhone users.
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On This Day In 1975, West Indies Won First Edition Of World Cup
The West Indies beat Australia by 17 runs to win the first-ever men's Cricket World Cup in 1975.
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London Court Blocks Action Against Google Over iPhone Data Collection
London's High Court on Monday blocked an attempt to bring legal action against Alphabet Inc's Google over claims it had collected sensitive data from 4 million iPhone users.
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US Man Started Fire To 'Run Arabs Out Of Country'. Victims Were Indian
A Florida man who attempted to set fire to a convenience store told deputies that he assumed the owner was Muslim and that he wanted to "run the Arabs out of our country," according to the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office.
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US Man Tries To Burn Indian-Americans' Store In Florida
A man in Florida tried to burn down a convenience store owned by Indian-Americans because he thought the owners were Muslims, officials said.
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WICB Promises Reform, Pledges To Sort Out Issues With Players
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have stated that they remain focused on sorting out the differences with the players and to re-engage them back in the national team.
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Once-Mighty 'Calypso Kings' Now Missing a Beat
For those with memories of the grander times of Garfield Sobers, Clive Lloyd, Viv Richards and Brian Lara there is a hollow feeling watching the current West Indian crop.
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Jason Holder Has the Skills to Lead West Indies, Says Richard Hadlee
The decision make Jason Holder the skipper was taken last December ahead of the One-Day International series in South Africa. Clive Lloyd, chairman of selectors, tipped Holder "as a young man with a good cricket brain".
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World Cup Finals: No Indian, two Sri Lankans Among D-Day Centurions
The World Cup has seen six centuries scored in the 10 finals from 1975 to 2011. Only one has ended in a losing cause. There are no Indians on this exclusive list.
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Did BCCI Orchestrate Sunil Narine 'Exit' from India-West Indies Series? Richards, Lloyd Feel Decision is Suspect
Sunil Narine was withdrawn from West Indies tour of India after the Kolkata Knight Riders spinner was banned from bowling in the Champions League Twenty20 final for illegal action, which simply means throwing the ball in an attempt to spin it.
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India vs West Indies 1st ODI: Marlon Samuels Thanks Lloyd, Richards After Ton
India lost the first ODI in Kochi by 124 runs after West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels struck an unbeaten 126.
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Chris Gayle Talks of Ups and Downs Ahead of 100th Test
Chris Gayle will become the ninth West Indies player to feature in 100 Tests, joining an elite club that includes Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Courtney Walsh, Brian Lara, Viv Richards, Desmond Haynes, Clive Lloyd, Gordon Greenidge and Carl Hooper.
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Lloyd's of London picks first female chief executive
Lloyd's of London, the 325-year old insurance market, announced on Monday the appointment of its first female chief executive - industry veteran Inga Beale.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
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1975 Prudential World Cup
With the one-day format just 18 international matches old at the time the inaugural cricket World Cup was hosted by England in 1975, most saw it as a bold but innovative step. Little did they know that this quadrennial tournament was to become the biggest honour in the history of the game.
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UK Blocks GBP 3.2-Billion Class Action Against Google Over Allegedly Tracking iPhone Users’ Information
The UK Supreme Court has blocked a planned GBP 3.2 billion (roughly Rs. 31,980 crore) British class action against Google over allegations the Internet giant unlawfully tracked the personal information of millions of iPhone users.
-
On This Day In 1975, West Indies Won First Edition Of World Cup
The West Indies beat Australia by 17 runs to win the first-ever men's Cricket World Cup in 1975.
-
London Court Blocks Action Against Google Over iPhone Data Collection
London's High Court on Monday blocked an attempt to bring legal action against Alphabet Inc's Google over claims it had collected sensitive data from 4 million iPhone users.
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US Man Started Fire To 'Run Arabs Out Of Country'. Victims Were Indian
A Florida man who attempted to set fire to a convenience store told deputies that he assumed the owner was Muslim and that he wanted to "run the Arabs out of our country," according to the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office.
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US Man Tries To Burn Indian-Americans' Store In Florida
A man in Florida tried to burn down a convenience store owned by Indian-Americans because he thought the owners were Muslims, officials said.
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WICB Promises Reform, Pledges To Sort Out Issues With Players
The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have stated that they remain focused on sorting out the differences with the players and to re-engage them back in the national team.
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Once-Mighty 'Calypso Kings' Now Missing a Beat
For those with memories of the grander times of Garfield Sobers, Clive Lloyd, Viv Richards and Brian Lara there is a hollow feeling watching the current West Indian crop.
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Jason Holder Has the Skills to Lead West Indies, Says Richard Hadlee
The decision make Jason Holder the skipper was taken last December ahead of the One-Day International series in South Africa. Clive Lloyd, chairman of selectors, tipped Holder "as a young man with a good cricket brain".
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World Cup Finals: No Indian, two Sri Lankans Among D-Day Centurions
The World Cup has seen six centuries scored in the 10 finals from 1975 to 2011. Only one has ended in a losing cause. There are no Indians on this exclusive list.
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Did BCCI Orchestrate Sunil Narine 'Exit' from India-West Indies Series? Richards, Lloyd Feel Decision is Suspect
Sunil Narine was withdrawn from West Indies tour of India after the Kolkata Knight Riders spinner was banned from bowling in the Champions League Twenty20 final for illegal action, which simply means throwing the ball in an attempt to spin it.
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India vs West Indies 1st ODI: Marlon Samuels Thanks Lloyd, Richards After Ton
India lost the first ODI in Kochi by 124 runs after West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels struck an unbeaten 126.
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Chris Gayle Talks of Ups and Downs Ahead of 100th Test
Chris Gayle will become the ninth West Indies player to feature in 100 Tests, joining an elite club that includes Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Courtney Walsh, Brian Lara, Viv Richards, Desmond Haynes, Clive Lloyd, Gordon Greenidge and Carl Hooper.
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Lloyd's of London picks first female chief executive
Lloyd's of London, the 325-year old insurance market, announced on Monday the appointment of its first female chief executive - industry veteran Inga Beale.
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English players Owais Shah, Ravi Bopara to be interviewed by ICC for 'intelligence-gathering'
It is understood that none of the English players or umpires are accused of involvement in match fixing but they have been interviewed as part of an intelligence-gathering process.
-
1975 Prudential World Cup
With the one-day format just 18 international matches old at the time the inaugural cricket World Cup was hosted by England in 1975, most saw it as a bold but innovative step. Little did they know that this quadrennial tournament was to become the biggest honour in the history of the game.
