In the gripping showdown at Wankhede Stadium, India's bowlers showcased prowess against New Zealand in the second innings. Mohammed Shami emerged as the standout performer, claiming a remarkable 4 wickets for 30 runs in 6 overs. He dismantled the Kiwi top order, including the crucial wicket of captain Kane Williamson. Ravindra Jadeja provided a tight spell but remained wicketless. Meanwhile, New Zealand's resistance was led by a stellar century from Daryl Mitchell (103*), steering the team to 224/4 in 35 overs. With 174 runs needed in 89 balls, the match remains finely poised, promising an exhilarating conclusion.

India crushed New Zealand's bowlers as Virat Kohli (117 in 113 balls) and Shreyas Iyer (105 in 70 balls) brilliant centuries fueled a mammoth 397/4 in the World Cup semi-finals at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. Kohli slammed a historic 50th ODI ton while Iyer blasted a 67-ball hundred in India's highest-ever knockout total. Shubhman Gill along with Rohit Sharma gave an explosive start before Gill retired hurt on 79. Gill returned in the last over and finished the innings at 80* off 66 balls. Tim Southee scored an unwanted century himself, finishing with 100/3, but in the end, India was all over the BlackCaps for the first half of the match. As always, Rohit Sharma gave India an explosive start after winning the toss and opting to bat on a belter of a pitch. Both teams are unchanged from their last group matches. The semi is a repeat of the heartbreaking 2019 ODI World Cup exit when Dhoni's run out ended India's campaign in the final overs. India topped the group stage but lost in the semis last time. At Wankhede, Team India now seeks redemption against the Kiwis.

  Britain's Supreme Court has declared Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government's proposal to send migrants to Rwanda as illegal, citing the risk of "real ill-treatment." The plan, aiming to process asylum claims in Rwanda, faced opposition from critics who deemed it unethical. The court highlighted Rwanda's poor human rights record, including torture and enforced disappearances, questioning its reliability. Although the UK government argued the thorough assessment of risks, the court's decision emphasizes concerns over the mistreatment of asylum-seekers. The ruling could impact the government's broader strategy on migration and potential deals with other nations.

Virat Kohli surpasses the legendary Sachin Tendulkar and now has the most centuries in Men's ODIs! 'King' Kohli scored his 50th ODI century against New Zealand in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup semi-final on Thursday. Kohli reached the milestone in the 42nd over, hitting a boundary off Lockie Ferguson's bowling. This was Kohli's fifth World Cup century and first in the knockout stage. He also surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's record for most runs in a single World Cup edition during his knock. Kohli's Wankhede ton is the third in this Cricket World Cup, having scored centuries against Bangladesh and South Africa in earlier stages of the tournament. His ton against Bangladesh came in a successful chase in Pune. His second century helped set up the foundation of a match-winning total against the Proteas at Eden Gardens. Kohli began his international career in 2008, making his debut in the ODI format. His first-ever ODI hundred came against Sri Lanka in Kolkata in December 2009. Kohli made his ODI debut in 2008 and scored his first century in 2009. His 50 ODI tons cement his status as one of the all-time great batters in the format.

Tiger 3, featuring Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif, marked its territory at the box office, notching a colossal Rs 43.50 crore on Day 3. The film has so far collected Rs 180.50 crore (gross) in India and Rs 59.50 (gross) worldwide, bringing the total box office collection of the film to Rs 240 crore gross. Analysts anticipate a dip in collections on the fourth day due to the India vs New Zealand cricket match. Tiger 3, part of the YRF Spy Universe, showcases Salman Khan's biggest three-day total, reaffirming its dominance amid strong performances in mass circuits. This is Salman’s 17th movie to cross the Rs 100 crore net mark.

Not only did he give India a smashing start in the first World Cup 2023 semifinals against New Zealand in Mumbai, in a stunning display of power hitting, Rohit Sharma also made history at the Wankhede Stadium. The Indian skipper broke Chris Gayle's record by becoming the first batsman to hit 50 sixes in a World Cup. Sharma, leading from the front, also surpassed 2,000 runs as captain of the Indian team. In the semi-final against New Zealand, Sharma's explosive 47 runs in 29 deliveries showcased his dominance. Opting to bat first, India seeks revenge for their 2019 World Cup defeat. With 51 sixes in this edition, Sharma sets a new benchmark for World Cup six-hitting prowess, leaving fans awestruck.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced at the Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue that India is poised to overtake Japan and Germany, emerging as the world's third-largest economy by 2027. Despite global challenges, India's economy is projected to grow just under 7% this year, the highest among major economies. Sitharaman highlighted India's resilience amid geopolitical tensions, emphasizing the nation's commitment to a rules-based international order. She outlined India's 'Blue Economy' potential, accounting for 4% of GDP, and discussed strategic initiatives, including the India-Middle East-Europe Connectivity Corridor, contributing to economic integration across regions.

After a dazzling knock of 79* from 65 balls that included eight 4s and three 6s, Shubhman Gill limped back to the pavilion with a leg cramp. Rohit's quickfire 47 (29), Shubman Gill scored an excellent 13th ODI fifty and continued scoring briskly with Virat Kohli after India lost their captain early. Rohit and Gill put on 71 before Southee dismissed Rohit. Shreyas Iyer came in as Gill retired hurt with severe cramps on 79*. Gill struggled to walk off and needed assistance, raising injury concerns. But he and Kohli had stitched a superb 93-run partnership off just 86 balls before Gill's unfortunate exit. Virat continued the rampage against New Zealand bowlers reaching his 50* off 60 balls. Team India crosses 200 runs in 28.1 overs. Live Win probability tick to 92% in India's favour.

The IDF released fresh visuals as Israeli special forces, backed by additional troops, conducted a targeted operation at Gaza City's Shifa Hospital to dismantle Hamas terror infrastructure. The IDF claimed to have found weapons and assets inside, engaging in a gun battle that resulted in the death of at least five Hamas gunmen. In the video released on X (formerly Twitter), the military emphasized avoiding friction with civilians and delivering medical supplies, including incubators and baby food. The hospital allegedly serves as a cover for a Hamas command center. Despite the operation, the IDF urges Hamas terrorists to surrender. The raid raises concerns about civilian safety, with the hospital refusing evacuation amid dire conditions.

The MTHL, spanning 21.8 km, will connect Mumbai with Navi Mumbai, reducing travel time between the two locations to just 20 minutes, down from the current one-hour estimate via the Vashi Bridge. Equipped with an Open Road Tolling system, it eliminates the need to slow down at toll booths. The bridge, costing nearly Rs 18,000 crore, features 1,212 weather-resistant lighting poles with a Central Control & Monitoring System, aimed at accommodating around 70,000 vehicles daily. The project is set to enhance connectivity to key areas, including the Mumbai-Goa highway and Navi Mumbai International Airport.