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    India Face Japan in First T20I of 2026 Series●Live: India Vs Japan, 1ST T20I, 2026 Series | Live Match Today Score Commentary | CricTalks▶youtubeSportCricket2.3M1 h ago

    India and Japan are playing the first Twenty20 international of their 2026 cricket series, with fans following live scores and ball-by-ball commentary. The unusual pairing of a Test powerhouse against an emerging cricket nation is drawing wide attention, with more than two million people engaging with coverage of the match.

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    Scientists develop method to coat mitochondria without damage▼Coating mitochondria without damaging them: research opens a possible avenue for addressing their dysfunction✉newsScienceBiologyjust now

    Researchers report a technique for coating mitochondria without harming them, offering a possible route to tackling mitochondrial dysfunction, which is linked to a range of diseases and ageing. The advance could help scientists study and potentially repair these cellular powerhouses, though the work remains at an early research stage.

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    F1 Business Summit adds panelists for Las Vegas event▼F1 BUSINESS SUMMIT ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL POWERHOUSE PANELISTS AND NEW PROGRAMMING FOR NOVEMBER 19 EVENT IN LAS VEGAS – Formula One World Championship Limited✉newsBusiness1 h ago

    Formula 1 has announced additional high-profile panelists and new programming for its F1 Business Summit, scheduled for November 19 in Las Vegas. The event brings together figures from sport, business and entertainment alongside the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend, with organisers promoting an expanded lineup and agenda for attendees.

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    Premier League finds Man City guilty of most financial charges▼Premier League says Man City guilty of almost all its more than 100 charges of financial wrongdoing✉newsSportSoccer2 h ago

    The Premier League has ruled that Manchester City is guilty of nearly all of the more than 100 charges brought against the club over alleged financial wrongdoing. The verdict ranks among the most consequential disciplinary decisions in the competition's history, with expectations of sanctions ranging from heavy fines to points deductions or other penalties for the reigning powerhouse.