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Italian financier Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio has launched a new offer to acquire all shares of Delfin, the holding company at the center of the Luxottica succession dispute, according to RaiNews. Separately, his vehicle Lmdv Media has started a public tender offer for Seif at 0.286 euros per share, as reported by Il Sole 24 Ore. The twin moves mark a renewed push by Del Vecchio to consolidate control of assets linked to the family holding.

New Zealand's Tim Seifert is drawing attention in India during the Black Caps' T20I series against the hosts. Coverage centres on New Zealand's bowlers needing to tread carefully on Indian pitches, with Glenn Phillips also on the brink of breaking a world record in the final T20I against India.

Italian holding LMDV has called off its planned takeover offer (Opa) for Seif, with Il Sole 24 ORE reporting that the bid stalled in the face of resistance linked to Fatto Quotidiano's controlling structure. The withdrawal leaves the newspaper's ownership question unresolved and renews attention on the battle over control of the publisher.

New Zealand wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert has been left out of the ODI squad for the series against India, with the team continuing to deal with a wave of injuries. The Chennai Super Kings player's omission comes as the Kiwis manage repeated fitness setbacks ahead of the contest. Fans are discussing the selection call and what it means for New Zealand's batting depth in the series.

New Zealand batter Devon Conway has been ruled out of the ODI series opener against India after clashing heads with teammate Matt Henry, with Tim Seifert called up as his replacement. The incident has raised fresh concern over head-injury protocols in cricket, and fans are discussing how the knock will affect New Zealand's top order for the high-profile series against India.

New Zealand cricketer Tim Seifert smashed 93 as New Zealand beat India in the fifth T20 international, underlining the team's dominance in the series. The powerful innings has become the main talking point among cricket fans following the match, with attention on Seifert's aggressive batting and India's struggles to contain New Zealand's top order in the game.

Tim Seifert played a rapid innings as New Zealand defeated India in Hamilton. The Indian Express reported the result, crediting Seifert's attacking batting for setting up the win over the tourists. Details on the format, margins and supporting performances were not available.