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2022-12-03T03:11:25Z

DNKSherrill : Page créée avec «  Feb 2 (Reuters) - South Africa batsman Keegan Petersen will miss the two-match test series in New Zealand after testing positive for COVID-19, South Africa's cricket board (CSA) said on Wednesday. The 28-year-old, who was named player of the series in the 2-1 series win against India at home, will be replaced by Zubayr Hamza, [https://medium.com/@owendrilaroy56/10-facts-about-cricketer-ravi-shastri-in-100-words-f7ad649f6f83 https://medium.com/@owendr... »

Feb 2 (Reuters) - South Africa batsman Keegan Petersen will miss the two-match test series in New Zealand after testing positive for COVID-19, South Africa's cricket board (CSA) said on Wednesday. The 28-year-old, who was named player of the series in the 2-1 series win against India at home, will be replaced by Zubayr Hamza, [https://medium.com/@owendrilaroy56/10-facts-about-cricketer-ravi-shastri-in-100-words-f7ad649f6f83 https://medium.com/@owendrilaroy56/10-facts-about-cricketer-ravi-shastri-in-100-words-f7ad649f6f83] who played his last test over two years ago. "The number three batsman is well and asymptomatic. Cricket South Africa's (CSA) medical team will keep in close contact with him to ensure his physical and mental well-being," CSA said in a statement. In a move to minimise COVID-19 risk, both matches will take place at Christchurch's Hagley Oval, starting Feb. 17. (Reporting by Dhruv Munjal in Bengaluru Editing by Mark Potter)

Apple s IPhone 14 Pro Max Needs More To Stand Out In 2022

2022-12-03T03:05:32Z

DNKSherrill : Page créée avec « id="article-body" class="row moveBodyAds" section="article-body" data-component="trackCWV"> What's happening Apple is rumored to be adding another 6.7-inch iPhone to its lineup this year. This phone will reportedly be a larger version of the standard iPhone 14. Why it matters Throwing another 6.7-inch iPhone into the mix could detract fr... »

id="article-body" class="row moveBodyAds" section="article-body" data-component="trackCWV"> What's happening Apple is rumored to be adding another 6.7-inch iPhone to its lineup this year. This phone will reportedly be a larger version of the standard iPhone 14. Why it matters Throwing another 6.7-inch iPhone into the mix could detract from the iPhone 14 Pro Max's appeal. Especially as consumers are cutting back on spending. What's next Apple is holding an event on Sept. 7, where it's expected to unveil new iPhone models. The rumored may have a higher resolution camera, a new processor from Apple and a supersized 6.7-inch screen like the current . Those updates would certainly be appreciated, but they're also routine for an annual iPhone upgrade. Apple might need more to make its highest-end iPhone stand out in 2022. That's because the iPhone 14 Pro Max won't be the only gigantic iPhone in Apple's lineup anymore, if the latest rumors are to be believed. Apple is expected to release a 6.7-inch as well this year, meaning those who love large screens won't have to splurge on the Pro Max just to get a bigger display. Analysts have also speculated that Apple could compared to last year, potentially making the Pro Max an even tougher sell. Aside from the difference in screen size, there's typically little that separates Apple's "Pro" iPhones from its "Pro Max" devices. I'm hoping that changes with the Phone 14 Pro Max, which we're expecting to learn about during . With , companies like Apple may have to work harder to convince consumers to spend more on high-end devices. iPhone 14 Pro Max: What to expect If Apple does release an iPhone 14 Pro Max in September, it's likely to be a sequel to Apple's current . As such, it will probably have a 6.7-inch screen and a triple-lens camera that includes wide, ultrawide and telephoto lenses. In an effort to further distinguish its Pro iPhones from its standard iPhones, [https://linktr.ee/dailysportclubs https://linktr.ee/dailysportclubs] Apple will reportedly give the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max an upgraded 48-megapixel camera sensor, a faster A16 Bionic chip and a redesigned camera module on the front that removes the notch. These features are said to be exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, meaning they won't appear on the standard iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max. That's all according to reports from and TF International Securities analyst , both of which have strong track records when it comes to reporting on unreleased Apple products. Provided Apple maintains its current , the iPhone 14 Pro Max will likely start at $1,100 for the 128GB model. The iPhone 14 Pro will likely begin at $1,000. Get ready for Apple's next event Why the iPhone 14 Pro Max needs to stand out If the repo published in June. The reported in May that more than eight in 10 consumers are planning to reassess their product spending in the next three to six months. A recent NPD survey also indicated consumers plan to seek less-expensive items, look for promotions and cut back on overall purchases in the next few months. These factors could make it more difficult to convince consumers to spend more than $1,000 on a new phone, especially when they may be able to get some of the same benefits (a larger screen or a triple-lens camera) on cheaper models. With the iPhone 14 Pro Max, Apple would likely be counting on the fact that consumers are willing to pay a premium to get both a larger screen and a better camera. How Apple could make the iPhone 14 Pro Max feel special There are a few things Apple could do to make the iPhone 14 Pro Max stand out alongside the regular iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Max. As , I'd love to see Apple implement -like software features that make better use of the Pro Max's giant screen. For example, it could add a multitasking mode that makes it easier to view more than one app simultaneously. I'd also like to see an always-on display option, similar to the one available on newer Apple Watch models and many competing Android phones. Samsung has done a better job of distinguishing its premium from the regular and . Even though the $1,200 Galaxy S22 Ultra is likely too expensive for most people, it offers distinct features you can't get on Samsung's less-expensive models. The Ultra has a built-in stylus for notetaking and drawing, a 6.8-inch screen that's larger than any other phone in , a higher resolution 40-megapixel selfie camera and main camera system with two telephoto lenses and a 10-times optical zoom. None of those characteristics are available on Samsung's other S22 devices, including the $1,000 Galaxy S22 Plus. The iPhone 13 Pro Max, by comparison, has a lot in common with the iPhone 13 Pro, aside from its larger screen and longer battery life. In other words, Apple is relying on the iPhone 13 Pro Max's 6.7-inch screen to distinguish it from the regular Pro. But if Apple does release a 6.7-inch version of the standard iPhone, just as reports from , and indicate, the iPhone 14 Pro Max might feel less unique in this year's lineup. The rumored iPhone 14 Max likely won't have the same extras as Apple's Pro iPhones, such as a triple-lens camera and a screen with a higher refresh rate for smoother scrolling. But it might be compelling enough to entice shoppers that simply want a larger screen and don't care as much about having a telephoto lens. Regardless, the iPhone 14 Pro Max will be a top seller if its predecessors are any indication. The iPhone 13 Pro Max landed in the top five smartphone models in regions such as the US, UK, France, Germany and China, according to . The iPhone 12 Pro Max was also the second best-selling phone globally in 2021, also reported. Still, until comes along, the iPhone Pro Max will be Apple's most expensive and most premium iPhone. That also means it should be the best showcase of Apple's technology, which is why I'd like to see more exclusive features that you can't get elsewhere.

Derbyshire Batter Shan Masood Misses Chance To Reach Thousand-run Mark

2022-12-03T02:59:28Z

DNKSherrill : Page créée avec « Shan Masood missed the chance to reach the coveted thousand-run mark in first-class cricket by the end of May after succumbing to a second cheap dismissal for [https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/pele-biography-family-career-retirement https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/pele-biography-family-career-retirement] Derbyshire at local rivals Nottinghamshire. batting star Masood, one of the signings of the 2022 County Championship season, failed to ad... »

Shan Masood missed the chance to reach the coveted thousand-run mark in first-class cricket by the end of May after succumbing to a second cheap dismissal for [https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/pele-biography-family-career-retirement https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/pele-biography-family-career-retirement] Derbyshire at local rivals Nottinghamshire. batting star Masood, one of the signings of the 2022 County Championship season, failed to add to his 844-run tally when Stuart Broad won a marginal lbw call in the first over of Derbyshire's second innings at Trent Bridge. The third-ball duck for the 32-year-old followed a first innings contribution of 18, as the away side battled to avert what would be their first loss under new coach Mickey Arthur. Shan Masood missed the chance to reach the coveted thousand-run mark after his dismissal RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Recent Test call-up Harry Brook, of Yorkshire, and Kent's Ben Compton are the only two other players to have breached 800 runs in what has been a batsman-friendly start to the summer that opened up the possibility of someone becoming only the ninth player all told and third since the Second World War to reach the 1,000-run landmark before June 1. Although Compton (810) is behind Brook (840), he now appears to be the only challenger to the record books as he potentially has another innings for Kent against Northamptonshire today (Sunday) and could also feature for a First-Class Counties XI against the touring New Zealanders from Thursday. Brook is to report for full England duty on the final day of that fixture. Meanwhile, Keith Barker surged to the top of the wicket-takers' list in Division One when half a dozen second-innings victims at Taunton took him to 27 for the season and highlighted Hampshire's County Championship title credentials. After contributing 36 with the bat to help the visitors open up a 69-run lead on first innings, the left-armer's six for 27 then contributed to Somerset being dismissed with the scores level. The Derbyshire batter was dismissed in cheap fashion against local rivals Nottinghamshire The 10-wicket win propelled James Vince to a fourth victory in six attempts, the first of which was an innings thrashing of the same opponents in early April - and to within three points of leaders Surrey. Unbeaten Yorkshire's quest to inflict a second loss of the campaign on reigning champions Warwickshire was held up by third evening resistance at Headingley from their former player Will Rhodes while another county captain in Lancashire's Dane Vilas showed similar resistance by hitting a half century following on, after Essex bundled them out for just 103 first time around at Emirates Old Trafford. In Division Two, Ben Stokes finished with four wickets at Lord's in his final appearance for Durham before opening his England captaincy era at the same ground next week, although Middlesex - who head the promotion chase - forced him to bowl 21.2 overs for those rewards as they opened up a useful 72-run lead on first innings. Leicestershire, who have now played half of their 14 Division Two matches for the season, remain rooted to the bottom of the table following a humiliating innings and 259 runs defeat to Worcestershire inside three days. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share

Cricket-England Omit Anderson And Broad For West Indies Tour

2022-12-03T02:53:47Z

DNKSherrill : Page créée avec «  Feb 8 (Reuters) - England's all-time leading test wicket takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were the highest-profile casualties as the country's cricket board (ECB) reacted to the drubbing in Australia with sweeping changes to the squad for the three-test tour of West Indies next month. Fast bowlers Anderson and Broad have taken a combined 1,177 wickets in test cricket but were left out of the 16-man squad by a selection panel comprising of interi... »

Feb 8 (Reuters) - England's all-time leading test wicket takers James Anderson and Stuart Broad were the highest-profile casualties as the country's cricket board (ECB) reacted to the drubbing in Australia with sweeping changes to the squad for the three-test tour of West Indies next month. Fast bowlers Anderson and Broad have taken a combined 1,177 wickets in test cricket but were left out of the 16-man squad by a selection panel comprising of interim managing director Andrew Strauss, interim head coach Paul Collingwood and head scout James Taylor. Openers Rory Burns and Haseeb Hameed, wicketkeeper Jos Buttler, Dom Bess, Sam Billings and Dawid Malan were also dropped. Strauss said it was time to draw a line under the 4-0 defeat by Australia and refresh the squad with some new faces, [https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/patrick-vieira-biography https://visual.ly/community/Videos/sports/patrick-vieira-biography] although he said it was "not the end" for Anderson and Broad. "With the start of a new cycle, it has allowed the selection panel to refresh the test squad with a particular focus on competing away from home," Strauss said. "In respect of James Anderson and Stuart Broad, I want to emphasize this does not mean the end for them as England players. We feel that it is important to look at some exciting new bowling potential and give some added responsibility to other players who have featured previously. "No one doubts the quality and experience that James and Stuart bring to the England set-up. It will be up to the new managing director and permanent head coach to decide on whether they will be involved this summer and beyond." While Anderson and Broad, England's all-time leading wicket-taker in tests with 640 dismissals, have been omitted it is England's batting that has consistently let them down over the past 12 months. In Australia they did not manage one total over 300 with openers Hameed and Burns averaging 10 and 12 respectively, piling pressure on skipper Root to perform. Malan, who was recalled to the test squad last summer to fill the vacant No. 3 slot, also loses his place meaning, apart from Root, Zak Crawley is the sole survivor from top order that performed so dismally in the Ashes. Durham opener Alex Lees will get the chance to stake his claim after being called up for the first time, while Yorkshire seamer Matthew Fisher also gets his first call-up. Lees scored 625 runs in last year's Championship campaign while Fisher took 20 wickets for Yorkshire last season. Essex batsman Dan Lawrence will have a chance to establish himself after missing out in Australia. With Buttler dropped after a difficult Ashes, wicketkeeper Ben Foakes also returns to the squad for the first time since playing in the fourth test in India last March. Collingwood was named interim head coach after Chris Silverwood stepped down website last week following the team's 4-0 series defeat in the Ashes against Australia. Director of cricket Ashley Giles also stepped down as did assistant coach Graham Thorpe. The England squad is set to fly out on Thursday. The first test begins on March 8 in Antigua. The three-match series forms part of the ICC World Test Championship. ENGLAND SQUAD Joe Root (captain), Jonathan Bairstow, Zak Crawley, Matthew Fisher, Ben Foakes, Dan Lawrence, Jack Leach, Alex Lees, Saqib Mahmood, Craig Overton, Matthew Parkinson, Ollie Pope, Ollie Robinson, Ben Stokes, Chris Woakes, Mark Wood. (Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru and Martyn Herman in London; Editing by Toby Davis and Christian Radnedge)

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