Big names to bolster Tigers’ Shield hopes Tasmanian cricket fans are in for a treat as the state's top players prepare to don the green and gold jersey for the crucial Sheffield Shield clash against Victoria. The Tigers have been boosted by the inclusion of several big-name players, including captain Jordan Silk who has defied his cracked bone to lead the team into battle. Silk suffered a hairline fracture in his right fibula during the previous game but has made an impressive recovery to take the reins once again. His leadership and experience will be crucial in a match that could have significant implications for Tasmania's Shield campaign. Joining Silk on the park will be fellow stars Simon Milenko, Tim Davidson and Caleb Jewell. The quartet is expected to provide a powerful batting line-up that can challenge Victoria's strong bowling attack. Victoria has been the dominant force in Australian domestic cricket this season, boasting a team that includes international stars like Aaron Finch and Glenn Maxwell. However, Tasmania will be looking to spoil the party with a home victory at Blundstone Arena. The match gets underway on Friday, with the Tigers eager to make amends for their disappointing loss against Western Australia last week. A win would not only boost their Shield hopes but also provide a much-needed confidence boost ahead of the summer's major tournaments. Tasmania coach Dan Young has praised Silk's determination and commitment to playing despite his injury concerns. "It's a testament to Jordan's character that he's been able to overcome this setback and lead the team out onto the park," Young said. The Tigers will be looking to build on their strong start to the se...#Western_Australia #Aaron_Finch #Glenn_Maxwell #Jordan_Silk #Simon_Milenko #Tim_Davidson #Caleb_Jewell #Dan_Young #Blundstone_Arena
Harris Returns for Top of the Table Vics Victorian cricket fans are set to be thrilled with the news that all-rounder Cameron Harris is returning to the top of the table Victoria side. The 26-year-old has been a regular fixture in the state team since his debut in 2017, and his return will be a significant boost for the Vics as they look to maintain their momentum. Harris, who has played 23 first-class matches for Victoria, was forced to miss the past few weeks of action due to injury. However, he has now fully recovered and is raring to go, eager to make up for lost time. The return of Harris will be a welcome one for captain Matt Short, who has been impressed with his all-rounder's form in recent times. "Cameron's a fantastic player, and we're thrilled to have him back," Short said. "He brings a lot of experience and skill to the side, and I'm sure he'll make an immediate impact." Harris himself is excited to be back on the park, saying: "I'm feeling great, and I'm looking forward to getting stuck into some cricket again. We've got a big week ahead of us, and I'm confident that we can continue our winning form." Victoria's top-order batting has been in excellent touch of late, with batsmen like Sam Harper and Nick Freeman making significant contributions. However, the return of Harris will also provide an added dimension to their bowling attack, which has been bolstered by the emergence of young quicks like Campbell Stewart and Zak Evans. With a strong squad at his disposal, Short is confident that Victoria can continue their winning run and push for top spot in the Sheffield Shield standings. "We've got a great group of guys, and we're all working together to achieve our goals," he said. "I'm excited to see what t...#Sheffield_Shield #Cameron_Harris #Matt_Short #Sam_Harper #Nick_Freeman #Campbell_Stewart #Zak_Evans #Victoria

Inglis and Connolly Set to Return for WA's Sheffield Shield Clash Against Queensland Western Australia's hopes of reclaiming top spot in the Sheffield Shield have received a significant boost with news that star batsmen Josh Inglis and Cameron Green are set to return from injury for the clash against Queensland at the Gabba. The pair have been sidelined for several weeks due to respective hamstring and finger issues, but are expected to be fit and firing come game day. Inglis's absence has been particularly keenly felt by the WA top order, which has struggled to find consistency in his absence. The 25-year-old opener has been a key component of the team's success over the past two seasons, and his return is likely to provide a significant boost to the middle-order batting. Meanwhile, Green has been working tirelessly behind the scenes to get his finger back to full strength after suffering a nasty injury during a domestic game earlier in the season. The 22-year-old all-rounder has shown himself to be one of the most exciting young talents in Australian cricket, and his return will provide a significant injection of pace and skill into WA's bowling attack. WA coach Adam Voges is thrilled at the prospect of having two of his key players back on deck for the crucial clash against Queensland. "Josh and Cam are both huge positives for our team," he said. "Their contributions have been invaluable over the past couple of seasons, and we're all looking forward to seeing them back in action." The match against Queensland is shaping as a must-win contest for WA, who currently sit just one point behind their opponents at the top of the Sheffield Shield table. With both teams boasting strong squads and plenty of talent, the stage...#Western_Australia #Josh_Philippe #Queensland #Adam_Voges #Sheffield_Shield #Josh_Inglis #Cameron_Green #Gabba

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Pm Kisan Yojana Names of Lakhs of Farmers Have Been Removed Check if Yours Name is on the List or Not The Central Government's flagship scheme, Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN), has been marred by a shocking revelation. It has come to light that names of lakhs of farmers have been removed from the beneficiary list of the scheme, leaving them in a state of uncertainty and distress. According to reports, the PM-KISAN scheme was launched with the intention of providing financial assistance to small and marginal farmers, who are among the most vulnerable sections of society. The scheme aimed to provide an annual financial assistance of Rs 6,000 to each eligible farmer, which would be credited directly into their bank accounts. However, it has been discovered that a large number of farmers have been removed from the beneficiary list without any prior notice or justification. This has left many farmers in a state of panic and confusion, wondering why their names were removed from the list despite being eligible for the scheme. The exact reason behind this removal is not clear yet, but it is believed to be related to some technical glitches or errors in the database management system. The authorities are currently investigating the matter and trying to identify the reasons behind this removal. Farmers who have been removed from the beneficiary list are requested to check their status on the official PM-KISAN website or mobile application. If their names are not listed, they can approach their local Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) or district agricultural officer for assistance. This development has raised concerns about the effectiveness and transparency of the scheme, which is critical in supporting the livelihoods of lakhs of farmers across the country. The government needs to take immediate action...#PM_Kisan_Yojana #Pradhan_Mantri_Kisan_Samman_Nidhi #Krishi_Vigyan_Kendra #Central_Government

PM Kisan Yojana: End of Wait for 22nd Installment, Know When You'll Get Rs 2,000 in Your Account The wait is almost over for the farmers who are expecting their 22nd installment under the PM Kisan Yojana. The central government has announced that the payment will be credited to the bank accounts of eligible farmers soon. According to sources, the 22nd installment is expected to be released by March-end. For those who may not know, the PM Kisan Yojana is a flagship scheme launched by the Narendra Modi-led government in 2016 to provide financial assistance to small and marginal farmers. The scheme aims to benefit around 8 crore farmers across the country. Under this scheme, every farmer gets an annual financial assistance of Rs 6,000, which is released in three equal installments of Rs 2,000 each. The last installment was credited to the bank accounts of eligible farmers in December 2023. Since then, farmers have been waiting eagerly for the next installment. The central government has been working on the payment process, and now it seems that the wait will soon be over. Farmers can check their names on the PM Kisan Yojana website (pmkisan.gov.in) to know if they are eligible for the 22nd installment. They can also check their account status through their registered mobile number or by visiting their nearest bank branch. The payment will be made directly into the farmers' bank accounts, and no physical verification is required. With the 22nd installment expected to be released soon, farmers are likely to get a boost in their income, which will help them meet their financial needs during this time of year when crop production is high.#India #Narendra_Modi #PM_Kisan_Yojana

PM Kisan Yojna | PM किसान की 22वीं किस्त का इंतजार खत्म? After a long wait, the 22nd installment of the Prime Minister's Kisan Scheme is finally on its way to the accounts of farmers. The much-awaited payment is expected to be credited into the bank accounts of eligible beneficiaries by December 31st. As per the scheme, each farmer will receive a sum of ₹2,000. The PM Kisan Yojna was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019 with an aim to provide financial assistance to small and marginal farmers across the country. The scheme is designed to benefit around 8 crore farmers who are registered under it. Since its inception, the scheme has disbursed over ₹1 lakh crores to farmers. The 22nd installment is expected to be a significant relief for farmers who have been reeling under the impact of crop failure and pest attacks this year. The government had earlier announced that the payment will be made by December end, but the exact date was not disclosed until now. Farmers can check their PM Kisan Yojna status online on the official website pmkisan.gov.in or through the mobile app. They need to enter their Aadhaar number, account number, and other details to know if they are eligible for the 22nd installment.#Narendra_Modi #Aadhaar #PM_Kisan_Yojna
Sonu Sood offers free accommodation to travellers stranded in Dubai amid Israel–Iran conflict Actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood has once again stepped forward to help people in need. The Bollywood star recently took to social media to offer assistance to travellers stranded in Dubai amid the ongoing tensions related to the Israel–Iran conflict. Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Sood shared a video message announcing that safe accommodation would be provided free of cost to those unable to return home due to the crisis. Along with the video, the actor wrote, “War has left many travellers stranded in Dubai. If you or someone you know has nowhere to stay, we are offering safe accommodation free of cost. No nationality. No conditions. Just humanity. DM us on Instagram if you need help. @dugastaproperties Please share so this reaches someone in need. ”In the accompanying video, Sood addressed those affected by the situation and assured them that support was available. “Anyone who's stranded in Dubai because of the ongoing crisis, we just want to tell you that you have a place to stay. We'll make sure that you get free-of-cost accommodation. ” He further added, “Jo log bhi humare Hindustani hai, ya kisi bhi nationality ke log phase hue hain Dubai ke andar, aap mujhe DM kijiye (Whoever, whether our fellow Indians, or people of any nationality who are stranded in Dubai, please send me a DM). We will make sure that you get a free of cost stay till you reach your country. J... #Dubai #Iran_conflict #Sonu_Sood #Dubai_amid #amid_Israel #philanthropist_Sonu #travellers_stranded #Sonu #stepped_forward #Sood

WA hand imposing fast bowler shield debut Western Australia's latest pace prospect, Albert Esterhuysen, is set to make his Sheffield Shield debut in the state's clash with Queensland at the WACA Ground. The 22-year-old right-armer has been tearing it up in the WA Premier Cricket competition and has earned a call-up to the Warriors squad ahead of the match. Esterhuysen's impressive form this summer has seen him grab 34 wickets at an average of just 14.5, with a best return of 7-25 against Fremantle. His rapid rise through the ranks has not gone unnoticed, and he is tipped to be a major threat for Queensland's batsmen when he takes the field on Thursday. Warriors coach Adam Voges said Esterhuysen's inclusion in the squad was a reward for his hard work and dedication. "Albert has been fantastic this summer," Voges said. "He's got a great attitude, he works hard, and he's reaping the rewards of that. We're looking forward to seeing him take the field on Thursday." Esterhuysen's debut will come against a Queensland side that is also looking to make amends after a disappointing start to their Shield campaign. The Bulls have won just one of their five matches so far, and are desperate for a turnaround. The Warriors will be looking to build on their win over South Australia last week, which saw them secure a vital victory in their quest to claim the top spot in the Shield table. With Esterhuysen set to make his debut, Voges said the team was feeling confident ahead of the match. "We're really excited for Thursday," he said. "We've got a good squad, and we're looking forward to taking on Queensland."#Western_Australia #Queensland #Albert_Esterhuysen #WACA_Ground #WA_Premier_Cricket #Fremantle #Adam_Voges #Warriors #Sheffield_Shield #South_Australia

Renshaw Returns For Bulls In a significant boost to the Queensland Bulls' chances at this year's domestic cricket season, star batsman Matthew Renshaw has confirmed his return to the team. The 25-year-old had been away from the game for some time due to personal reasons, but he has now put those issues behind him and is ready to get back on the pitch. Renshaw, who made his debut for the Bulls in 2015, has always been a key player for the team. In his first season, he scored over 400 runs at an average of 34, making him one of the top performers in the competition. Since then, he has continued to impress, with a highest score of 136 against New South Wales in 2017. Despite being away from cricket for some time, Renshaw has been working hard to get his game back up to speed. "I'm feeling really good about my form," he said in an interview. "I've put in a lot of work over the past few months and I'm confident that I can make a real impact this season." The Bulls' coach, who was thrilled with Renshaw's decision to return, said: "Matt is a world-class player and his presence will be a huge boost for our team. He has always been a leader on the pitch and we're looking forward to having him back in the fold." Renshaw's return to the Bulls will likely have a significant impact on their chances this season. With his ability to score runs at the top of the order, he will be a key player for the team as they look to make a deep run in the competition. The Queensland Bulls will open their domestic cricket season next month and fans are eagerly anticipating Renshaw's return to the pitch. With his talent and experience, he is sure to be a major force for the team this year.#Matthew_Renshaw #Queensland_Bulls #New_South_Wales

Cricket Commentary: Queensland vs Western Australia, 26th Match, Sheffield Shield 2025-26 The 26th match of the Sheffield Shield 2025-26 season saw a thrilling encounter between Queensland and Western Australia. The Gabba in Brisbane played host to this high-stakes encounter, with both teams looking to gain an upper hand in the championship. Western Australia won the toss and elected to bat first, with their opener, Cameron Bancroft, setting the tone early on. He scored 40 runs off just 43 balls before being dismissed by Queensland's left-arm spinner, Matthew Kuhnemann. The visitors' top-order batsmen continued to struggle against the Queensland pace attack, with only Josh Philippe managing a decent score of 55. However, Western Australia's middle-order batsmen rallied to take their team to a respectable total of 270 runs in 78 overs. Skipper Shaun Marsh top-scored with 61 runs, while Mitchell Marsh chipped in with a quick-fire 45 off just 34 balls. In response, Queensland got off to a slow start, losing their opener, Max Horner, early on. However, the middle-order batsmen, led by captain Usman Khawaja, took control of the game. Khawaja scored an unbeaten century, his 14th in first-class cricket, as Queensland reached 253 runs for the loss of six wickets at stumps. The match is poised nicely going into day three, with Western Australia still trailing by 17 runs and looking to make amends through their bowling attack. With a result looking increasingly unlikely, the teams will be eager to put on a show in the remaining two days.#Mitchell_Marsh #Western_Australia #Cameron_Bancroft #Matthew_Kuhnemann #Josh_Philippe #Shaun_Marsh #Max_Horner #Usman_Khawaja #Sheffield_Shield_202526 #Queensland #The_Gabba #Brisbane