| 2nd Test Australia vs India Perth: Virat Kohli Slams Record-Breaking 25th Ton, His Celebration is Creating Buzz on Twitter | WATCH
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 2nd Test Australia vs India Perth: India skipper Virat Kohli brought up his 25th Test ton in style, with a trademark straight-drive of Mitchell Starc, where he just timed the ball and it went to the fence. His celebration after that where he pointed a finger towards his bat and made a gesture that it is talking has created social buzz. This surely is one of Kohli's best knocks as the pitch was a lively one and it was a quality bowling attack he was facing. He had walked into the middle with the team reeling at 8/2 and that is what makes the ton even more special. Here is Kohli's ...
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| BWF World Tour Finals 2018: PV Sindhu vs Nozomi Okuhara Final LIVE, PV Sindhu Displays Character, Wins First Set Against Nozomi Okuhara
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 Indian badminton ace PV Sindhu has displayed a stellar run at the 2018 BWF World Tour tournament and is set to go head to head against Nozomi Okuhara in Guangzhou in China on Sunday. Sindhu defeated Ratchanok Intanon in the semi-finals to reach the finals of the tournament. The Olympic silver medallist has had a commendable journey in the tournament so far, winning all her matches and she will look to extend the immaculate run against her Japanese counterpart on Sunday. This also marks the second successive time Sindhu will participate in the finals of the competition. Last time, Sindhu ...
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| 2nd Test Australia vs India: Virat Kohli Slams Record-Breaking 25th Test Century, Sets Twitter on Fire
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 2nd Test, Australia vs India: India skipper Virat Kohli smashed his 25th Test ton and one of his best ever as it was a lively pitch of the new stadium at Perth he got it against a bowling attack which is really good. Kohli came in when India was reeling at 8 for 2, Murali Vijay and KL Rahul had succumbed to the fiery pace of the Australian new ball bowlers, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc. Kohli launched a counter-attack, where he smashed four boundaries of the first ten balls he had faced and he had straightaway made the hosts pay for overpitching the ball. After getting off to a ...
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| India vs Australia, 2nd Test, Day 3: Australia edge ahead after Virat Kohli's 123 at lunch
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 Nathan Lyon was handed the ball to start the proceedings on day three of the 2nd Test at the Optus Stadium, Perth much to the surprise of many, but it worked. Off the fourth delivery of the first over, Ajinkya Rahane edged one – a straighter one – to Tim Paine. Australia had broken the key partnership and they did not even have to wait for the new ball, which was due 11 overs after. Rahane departed without adding to his overnight score of 51. Australia smelled blood. In the third over of the day, Pat Cummins knocked one on Kohli's elbow, while Hanuma Vihari was peppered with the short stuff. That was the passage of play Australia enjoyed. After that, King Kohli ruled Perth, that was until the last six minutes to go in the session, which Australia grabbed by the scruff of the neck and find themselves 74 ahead with India's tail exposed. Starting the day at 172/3, India were dented early with Rahane's dismissal but the confidence and the assurance with which Vihari batted with Kohli, adding 50 runs for the ...
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| India all out for 283, Australia get first-innings lead of 43
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| India were all out for 283 in their first innings of the second Test against Australia here Sunday, giving the hosts a lead of 43 runs. Australia were all out for 326 in their first innings. Brief scores: Australia 1st innings: 326 all out India 1st innings: 283 all out in 105.5 overs (Virat Kohli 123, Ajinkya Rahane 51; Ajinkya Rahane 5/75).
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| Kane Williamson taunts Sri Lanka but falls short of ton
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 Kane Williamson (AFP Photo) New Zealand talisman Kane Williamson fell agonisingly short of a century against Sri Lanka on Sunday but still helped place his team in a commanding position in the in first Test in Wellington. Williamson was out for 91 in the final session of day two, missing out on his 20th Test century as New Zealand reached 221 for two chasing the tourists' first-innings total of 282. The New Zealand skipper started his innings with positive intent, smashing boundaries off the first three balls he faced. He had only himself to blame for a cheap dismissal trying to sweep Dhananjaya de Silva but his 162-run partnership with Tom Latham helped put the Black Caps in charge on day two. Despite failing to reach triple figures, Williamson still has a remarkable record against Sri Lanka, with three centuries against them in seven Tests. That includes an unbeaten 242 at Wellington's Basin Reserve in 2015. Williamson's strike partner for much of the second day Latham was on 88 not out late in the ...
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| Novel ingestible capsule with Bluetooth can monitor health
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| Scientists have developed an ingestible, capsule controlled using Bluetooth wireless technology, which can be customised to deliver drugs or monitor health over long periods of time. The capsule can reside in the stomach for at least a month, transmitting information and responding to instructions from a user's smartphone. Manufactured using 3D-printing technology, the capsules could be deployed to deliver drugs to treat a variety of diseases, particularly in cases where drugs must be taken over a long period of time. They could also be designed to sense infections, allergic reactions, or other events, and then release a drug in response. "Our system could provide closed-loop monitoring and treatment, whereby a signal can help guide the delivery of a drug or tuning the dose of a drug," said Giovanni Traverso, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US. These devices could also be used to communicate with other wearable and implantable medical devices, which could ..
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