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Australia's cricket fans are checking live scores as the team closes out a series dead rubber with a win over England, but the victory was overshadowed by injuries to all-rounder Cameron Green and opener Matt Renshaw. Both players took blows during the match, raising concern about their availability ahead of upcoming fixtures and prompting discussion among supporters about squad depth and selection.
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Australia face a selection headache before their matches against South Africa, with Cameron Green and batter Renshaw ruled out through injury. Reports say two bowlers have also been withdrawn from the squad ahead of the third ODI, and the board has not announced replacements. Indian cricket media is closely following how the depleted squad will cope against South Africa.
- 3Kate Renshaw-Lewis' hand-drawn animation 'Busy Bodies' features working creatures●A workforce of creatures chugs along in Kate Renshaw-Lewis’ hand-drawn animation, "Busy Bodies." https://www. thisiscolo
Animator Kate Renshaw-Lewis has released "Busy Bodies," a hand-drawn animation following a workforce of chugging creatures. The short is being featured on the art and culture site Colossal, where its playful, labor-intensive craft style is drawing attention from animation fans. The film showcases traditional frame-by-frame drawing applied to a whimsical cast of hardworking characters.
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Australia wrapped up a consolation win in the one-day international finale, but the victory came at a cost. Cameron Green was injured before hitting a six and then being dismissed, while Matt Renshaw went down in a fielding incident, raising doubts over their availability for the upcoming Test series.selectors handed a debut to Edwards, with Green, Starc and Hazlewood returning, and the captain addressed speculation over a star batter's Test place and a call on Marnus Labuschagne.
- 5Short Film 'Busy Bodies' Gets Critical Spotlight with Kate Renshaw-Lewis●Short Films in Focus: Busy Bodies (with Kate Renshaw-Lewis)
Critics are turning attention to the short film 'Busy Bodies', with a new interview or feature alongside Kate Renshaw-Lewis drawing interest from film followers. The piece examines the film's craft and themes, and highlights Renshaw-Lewis's involvement, adding to ongoing conversation around notable short-form cinema this season.
- 6Live Nation Backs New AI and Entertainment Training Hub in Crenshaw▼Live Nation Backs New AI & Entertainment Training Hub in Crenshaw
Live Nation is backing the launch of a new training hub in the Crenshaw neighborhood of Los Angeles focused on artificial intelligence and entertainment careers. The facility aims to give local residents skills and pathways into the music and entertainment industries as AI reshapes creative work. Details on partners, funding, and opening dates have not yet been widely reported.