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Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have both advanced in their cricket tournament after their match was abandoned without a ball bowled, with persistent rain washing out play for the second time in the competition. The abandonment means both teams progress despite the weather denying fans any action on the field.
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Bangladesh have advanced to the semi-finals of the men's cricket tournament at the Asian Games in China without having to play their scheduled quarter-final, advancing by walkover after their opponents failed to field a side. The unusual route to the last four has drawn attention in Bangladesh, where cricket fans are following the team's push for a gold medal.
- 3India reach Asian Games cricket semis after Afghanistan washout▼IND vs AFG, Asian Games 2026 cricket: India reach semis after quarter-final washout
India have advanced to the semi-finals of the men's cricket tournament at the Asian Games 2026 after their quarter-final against Afghanistan was washed out. With no play possible, India progressed on seeding as the higher-ranked side in the fixture. Fans are debating the rain-rule progression, with some arguing knockout matches should have reserve days to decide ties on the field.
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An open-source model for medical video AI is being credited with speeding up global progress in the field. Reports say making the model freely available allows researchers and health developers worldwide to build diagnostic and analysis tools faster, without starting from scratch. The move is seen as lowering barriers to advanced medical imaging technology, particularly for hospitals and research teams with limited resources.
- 5India reach Asian Games cricket semi-final as Afghanistan tie abandoned●Asian Games 2026: Indian men's team enters semi-final after QF against Afghanistan is abandoned
India's men's cricket team has advanced to the semi-finals of the 2026 Asian Games after their quarter-final match against Afghanistan was abandoned. With no result possible on the field, tournament standings or seedings decided the progression, sending India through. The outcome means India remain in contention for a medal at the Games, with their semi-final opponents still to be confirmed.
- 6Drake Maye struggling as Patriots face uncertain future▼Drake Maye is falling apart and it's not clear where the Patriots go from here
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is going through a rough stretch, prompting questions about the team's direction as the season progresses. Reports say Maye is 'falling apart' on the field, and it remains unclear what adjustments the Patriots will make at quarterback or elsewhere. The situation has become a major talking point among NFL fans and analysts watching the struggling franchise.
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Lamar Jackson threw two touchdown passes in the Baltimore Ravens' latest game, drawing attention from NFL fans and sports outlets. The performance adds to discussion of Jackson's form this season and the Ravens' offensive production as the campaign progresses.
- 8Camino wins environmental approval for Peru copper exploration expansion●Camino Receives Environmental Approval for Significant Exploration Expansion at the Costa de Cobre Copper Project in Peru
Camino Minerals has received environmental approval for a significant expansion of exploration work at its Costa de Cobre copper project in Peru. The permit allows the company to broaden drilling and field studies across the coastal copper prospect. Investors and mining watchers are noting the milestone as it clears a key regulatory hurdle for advancing the project in a country where permitting can be slow and contentious.
- 9Early NFL MVP race taking shape with one frontrunner▼The early NFL MVP race is taking shape, and one contender stands above the rest
The early NFL MVP race is taking shape as the season progresses, with one contender standing above the rest of the field according to commentary out of Cleveland. Discussion centers on which player has separated himself in the league's top individual award conversation, though the specific frontrunner's name is not detailed in available reporting.
- 10Rumesh Tharanga: From fast bowler to javelin star▼Rumesh Tharanga: From 134kmph fast bowler to javelin star
Rumesh Tharanga, a Sri Lankan fast bowler who could reach 134kmph on the cricket field, has transitioned into javelin throwing and is now being profiled as a rising athletics talent. Coverage highlights his unusual switch from cricket bowling to javelin, disciplines that share a similar throwing motion, and follows his progress as he makes a name for himself in the sport.
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Italian tennis players Lucia Bronzetti and Luca/cocktail — correction: Bronzetti and Matilde Stefanini are both entered in the WTA tournament in Adana, Turkey, in 2026. Italian sports coverage is reporting the draw and their opening matches, drawing attention from Italian tennis fans following the two players' progress on tour.
- 12Researchers Say NIH Censors Alzheimer's and Kidney Disease Studies●# NIH # Censors Crucial # Research in Alzheimer's, # Kidney Disease, and More, Researchers Share # health # medical # me
The ACLU reports that researchers say the National Institutes of Health is censoring crucial research in Alzheimer's disease, kidney disease and other medical fields. Affected scientists describe pressure to alter or withhold work, raising concerns about political interference in publicly funded health research and its consequences for patients and scientific progress.
- 13McLaren's Baku upgrade shows encouraging signs●TECH WEEKLY: The encouraging signs hidden within McLaren's Baku upgrade
McLaren brought an upgrade package to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend in Baku, and technical analysis points to encouraging signs hidden within the new parts. Commentators suggest the changes could strengthen the team's position in the tight fight at the front of the Formula 1 field. Attention is now on whether the gains show up in lap times as the weekend progresses.
- 14Survey Maps Deep Reinforcement Learning for the Internet of Things▼AI Learns to Juggle the Internet of Things: Survey Maps Deep Reinforcement
A new survey examines how deep reinforcement learning is being applied to manage Internet of Things systems, where devices must constantly balance competing demands such as energy use, network traffic and resource allocation. By learning from trial and error, AI agents can adapt these decisions in ways fixed rules cannot. The review consolidates recent research and highlights both progress and open challenges in the field.
- 15Sox–Astros Wild Card Game 1 set for tonight●Sox–Astros Wild Card Game 1 is tonight, 5pm ET on Peacock/NBCSN. Guards have the No. 2 bye — ALDS Game 1 Sat Oct 3 at Pr
The White Sox and Astros open their Wild Card series tonight at 5pm ET, broadcast on Peacock and NBCSN. Cleveland, holding the No. 2 bye, waits in the ALDS and will host Game 1 at Progressive Field on Saturday, October 3 against whichever team advances. Fans are debating whether to root for an upset or look ahead to October baseball at home.
- 16Heat's Klay Thompson closing in on Ray Allen's 3-point record●Heat's Klay Thompson eyes passing Ray Allen on 3-point field goal list
Klay Thompson, now with the Miami Heat, is chasing Ray Allen's spot on the NBA's all-time three-point field goal list. Thompson, one of the greatest shooters in league history, is within reach of passing Allen, and the milestone is drawing attention as the season progresses.
- 17England cricket land on their feet after chaotic summer▼England have landed on their feet after summer of chaos
England's cricket team have come through a turbulent summer in better shape than expected, according to The Telegraph. After a period of internal upheaval and off-field uncertainty, the side appears to have stabilized, with results and team matters settling down. The assessment suggests the chaos of recent months has not derailed the team's progress.