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Root has become the first England skipper since Bob Willis in 1983 to take a Test fifer and his figures of 5/8 from 6.2 overs reminded many of the spell from former Australia batsman Michael Clarke. Handed the ball by Ricky Ponting in the second innings of the Mumbai Test in 2004, Clarke finished with figures of 6/9 from 6.2 overs. Coming back to the third Test, the end of the Indian innings saw the umpires call for early Tea. If it was Axar Patel and R Ashwin who spun a web over the English batsmen on the opening day, it was the turn of Root and Jack Leach to do the same on Thursday as they picked nine wickets among them. While Root picked a fifer, Leach finished with figures of 4/54 from his 20 overs as Rohit Sharma (66) was the best batsman on display for the hosts. The rest had no answer to Root and Leach on a wicket that was turning square at times on the second afternoon. Interestingly though, the ball that didn't turn caused much damage on the first two days as the batsmen … [Read more...] about India vs England, 3rd Test: Five-wicket man Joe Root, Jack Leach wreck home side

Guptill thundered 97 off 50 balls, including eight sixes and six fours, before being caught off Daniel Sams' bowling to miss out on a third career T20 international century as the Black Caps posted a bumper 219-7. SCOREBOARD: NZ VS AUSTRALIA, 2ND T20 Captain Kane Williamson's 13th T20 half-century was subdued by comparison, hitting three sixes on his way to 53 runs from 35 balls, while James Neesham crashed six maximums to finish unbeaten on 45 from 16 balls. The hosts' 18 sixes at University Oval tied their all-time record in a T20 international and proved a shade too much for Australia to chase down, as Mitchell Santner claimed 4-31 to rip through the middle order. Josh Philippe (45 off 32) had steadied the ship, before Marcus Stoinis and Sams came together at 113-6 and picked up the pace in the last seven overs to give New Zealand a major scare. Stoinis recorded his first T20 half century as Australia closed on an unlikely victory, needing 36 off the final three overs, … [Read more...] about New Zealand vs Australia: Guptill powers up as NZ hold off Aussie fightback to win 2nd T20

Throughout my career , I have constantly pointed out that I have met very few people that are genuinely addicted to playing weekly or bi-weekly Lotto games . When stating this, some people counter my assertion, claiming that they know people who spend far too much money on buying Lotto tickets and that it is a real problem in their life. However, this is a classic instance of confusing "problem gambling" with " gambling addiction ." These two terms are not interchangeable. When I give lectures on gambling addiction , I always point out that "all gambling addicts are problem gamblers, but not all problem gamblers are gambling addicts." Nowhere is this more relevant than in the print and broadcast media. For instance, I have been one of the co-authors on the last two British Gambling Prevalence Surveys (published in 2007 and 2011). In these surveys, we assessed the rate of problem gambling using two different problem gambling screens. Neither of these screens assesses … [Read more...] about Problem Gambling vs. Gambling Addiction

Coronavirus, remote working, and ransomware: The key cybersecurity challenges your organization is facing Watch Now There's been a significant rise in organisations encountering malware attacks on remote devices over the course of the past year as employees have been forced to work from home. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has resulted in more remote working than ever before and both organisations and employees have had to quickly adapt to this new environment and the additional challenges that come with it. More on privacy Microsoft to apply California's privacy law for all US users Mind-reading technology: The security and privacy threats ahead How to replace each Google service with a more privacy-friendly alternative Cyber security 101: Protect your privacy from hackers, spies, and the government One of those challenges is cyber criminals attempting to take advantage of remote workers' insecure PCs as an entry point into corporate … [Read more...] about Fake collaboration apps are stealing data as staff struggle with home-working security

At CES 2021 , Arcade1Up revealed a line of new Legacy cabinets, and the one paying tribute to Mortal Kombat and classic Midway is live at retailers, though it's unclear when stock will be available. Unlike Arcade1Up's standard 3/4-scale cabinets, the Legacy line features a more arcade-accurate shape, faux coin slots, and a dozen games. The Mortal Kombat Legacy Arcade1Up cabinet costs $400 and is being sold through Best Buy and GameStop . Both listings are showing it's not available at this moment, but keep your eyes on those pages as stock could show up soon. Mortal Kombat Legacy Arcade1Up cabinet $400 The new Mortal Kombat cabinet comes with 12 games, including Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat II, and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. The other nine games consist of Midway classics: Toobin', Joust, Defender, Rampage, Gauntlet, Paperboy, Rootbeer Tapper, Bubbles, and Wizard of Wor. See at Best Buy See at GameStop The cabinet itself features the original … [Read more...] about Mortal Kombat Legacy Arcade1Up Cabinet Preorder Guide: Price And Where To Buy