Welcome to our special cricket edition of Who Am I? game. The rules are simple. Every day of The Hundred there is a new cricketer taking part in this year’s tournament and we want you to guess in as few attempts as possible. After each wrong guess, you unlock a new clue. Guess the answer
Spain’s victory over Argentina in Sunday’s 2026 FIFA World Cup final broke records in the United States: an average of 38,937,000 viewers watched it on Fox, making it the most-watched soccer broadcast in American television history and the most-watched FIFA World Cup final ever in the U.S., according to Nielsen. Meanwhile, on the Spanish side,
Talking on the phone and smoking cigarettes could soon have something in common: being legally prohibited on airplanes. A bill introduced by lawmakers in the House of Representatives last month would make it illegal to receive phone or video calls from the air, an issue that is becoming increasingly relevant as WiFi access in the
Tesla has brought an unspecified number of its unattended Model Y SUVs to Orlando and Tampa, just one day before the company’s scheduled second-quarter earnings call. This is the third Florida city where Tesla is testing its fledgling robotaxi service, following a small launch in Miami a few weeks ago. The two new cities appear
Rebel Wilson has been cleared of allegations she defamed a young Australian actress, a Sydney court has found. Charlotte MacInnes, who starred in Wilson’s film The Deb, is suing the Bridesmaids and Pitch Perfect actress for allegedly damaging her reputation in Instagram posts in 2024 and 2025. In the posts, Wilson accused MacInnes of retracting
Former Australian batsman David Warner has pleaded guilty to drink-driving after being charged following a random breath test in Sydney in April. The statement was expected after his lawyer, Bobby Hill, said after a court hearing in May that the cricketer accepted responsibility and knew his behavior had been “foolish” and “reckless.” Warner had drunk
