Bracey posts 204* and Bancroft 184 as home side reach 610 for 5 declared
bet to win!
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Harmanpreet on T20 World Cup: ‘Want to give the country another reason to celebrate this year’
She wants her team to get inspired by the recent success of the Indian men’s team
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West Indies bat, Shamar Joseph fit to play
Gudakesh Motie’s inclusion for Kevin Sinclair the only change on either side
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Hazlewood out of Scotland T20Is with calf strain
Riley Meredith has been called up for the three-match series after Hazlewood suffered a minor calf strain
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T20 world champions finally leave Barbados for New Delhi
The chartered flight “AIC24WC” (Air India Champions 24 World Cup) has been organised by the BCCI
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Dan Lawrence accepts his top billing even as middle-order wait goes on
Opening the batting may not be ideal berth, but after 17 Tests on sidelines, any role will suffice
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Luis Reece century leads Derbyshire response to Middlesex’s 433
Opener remains unbeaten after Ryan Higgins’ 163 looked to have given the hosts control at Lord’s
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Women’s T20 WC: Australia begin title defence on October 5; India vs Pakistan set for October 6
Both semi-finals and the final have been allotted a reserve day, unlike at the men’s T20 World Cup
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JavaScript Modules (ES6 Modules) Explained: Tutorial for Beginners
One of the most useful features added to the JavaScript language in recent years is JavaScript modules, also referred to as ES6 modules. In this tutorial, I’ll cover some of the history of JavaScript modules, show you a handful of syntax examples, and introduce all their basic features.