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IPL 2025 is heating up. In Match 44 at Eden Gardens, KKR faced PBKS. The pitch offered true bounce early on and a bit of evening dew that favored the bowlers. PBKS posted a modest 111, and KKR’s chase stalled despite a late surge from their middle order. Key performers included Chahal’s tight spell and Narine’s crafty variations.
Another headline: Gujarat Titans made IPL history by signing Kusal Mendis as a replacement for Jos Buttler during the playoffs. Mendis, fresh off a strong PSL run, is set to debut at No. 3. His inclusion adds depth to the Titans’ batting line‑up and could shift the momentum in the knockout stage.
On the international front, Australia vs South Africa saw a record‑breaking five‑for from 22‑year‑old spinner Cooper Connolly (5/22) in Mackay. Australia piled up 431/2, while South Africa were bundled out for 155 – a 276‑run drubbing that set a new benchmark for ODI defeats.
Meanwhile, Dewald Brevis sparked a T20I fireworks display with a blistering 125* in Darwin, but his ODI debut in Cairns was a reality check, ending on a catch at the rope after a solid 49. His journey highlights the different demands across formats.
Beyond cricket, the Caribbean Premier League delivered excitement as Trinbago Knight Riders edged Saint Lucia Kings by 18 runs in Gros Islet. Kieron Pollard’s crucial two wickets helped TKR secure a third‑place spot.
In tennis, 45‑year‑old Venus Williams earned a Cincinnati Open wild‑card after a victory over Peyton Stearns, keeping her US Open dream alive. Her comeback story adds a feel‑good twist to the tournament narrative.
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NTA released JEE Main 2025 Session 1 results on February 12. Students can check their scores on the official site using their credentials. The cut-off predictions are: General 91-95, OBC-NCL 77-83, SC 58-65, ST 44-50. Those ranking in the top 2.5 lakh will move to JEE Advanced 2025, with April session registration ending February 25.