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IND vs AUS, 4th Test: Australia beat India by 184 runs to take lead 2-1 in BGT 2024-25 series

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By Pavan Naidu Verified
| DNA India Verified
LATEST WEBSTORY TRENDING PHOTOS VIDEOS ENTERTAINMENT CRICKET India's hopes of reaching the WTC final suffered a major setback as they lost the fourth Test to Australia by 184 runs at the MCG on Monday. India's hopes of reaching the WTC final suffered a major setback as they lost the fourth Test to Australia by 184 runs at the MCG on Monday. With this victory, Australia now leads the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1.
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This man set Guinness World Record at age 100 after working longest in the same company for…

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By Pavan Naidu Verified
| DNA India Verified
In today's fast-paced world, job-hopping has become increasingly common, with professionals frequently changing jobs in pursuit of better salaries and career growth. However, imagine someone who has stayed with the same company not just for years but for several decades. Walter Orthmann, a Brazilian centenarian, holds the Guinness World Record for the longest career at a single company.
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MS Dhoni’s bat used in 2011 ODI World Cup final was sold for THIS whopping amount

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By Pavan Naidu Verified
| DNA India Verified
India scripted history in 2011 by securing their second ODI World Cup title at the Wankhede Stadium. Led by captain MS Dhoni’s unbeaten 91, India defeated Sri Lanka by 6 wickets in the final, claiming the prestigious trophy on home soil. While chasing a target of 275, India faced early setbacks with the dismissals of key players Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar.
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