Tensions in the Middle East have sharply escalated after the UAE reported a barrage of missiles and drones targeting key infrastructure, including Fujairah. Authorities say the projectiles originated from Iran, marking a dangerous escalation in regional conflict.

Reports indicate multiple ballistic and cruise missiles, along with drones, were used in the attack, impacting oil facilities and maritime zones. The incident has raised global concerns over energy security, shipping routes, and the fragile ceasefire in the region.

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Delhi's cleanest air day of the year occurred on the second and last day of the G20 summit in the Indian capital. 'Good air' returned on September 10 for the first time since October of previous year.

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Formula 1 pre-testing 2023 has become the talk of the town. It began with a slam bang in Bahrain on February 23, 2023. The ten teams and 20 drivers will test their on-track skills in the upcoming days.

Formula 1 pre-testing 2023 has become the talk of the town. It began with a slam bang in Bahrain on February 23, 2023. The ten teams and 20 drivers will test their on-track skills in the upcoming days. F1 has dropped the highlights of the pre-testing laps on their official YouTube channel. The Day 2 of Formula 1 pre-testing 2023 on February 24 will follow a similar schedule as Day 1. The Formula 1 competitor teams make significant amendments to their designs during the winter break. They build new cars for every new season. Thus, they require some time before the Formula 1 race to test the latest parts and ensure their race cars are ready to race on tracks. Formula 1 Pre-Testing is not competitive, but fans love watching it. The pre-testing season is crucial for drivers as they test their brand-new machines on the tracks for the first time. Thus, they receive ample time with their latest cars before the tournament begins. Meanwhile, the engineers use the three days of the pre-testing season to analyse the race cars. They also try their skills by practising pit stops. Here are all the live-streaming details about the Day 2 of Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023. When is Day 2 of Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023? The Day 2 of Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023 is on February 24. The pre-season testing will end on Day 3 on February 25. What time will Day 2 of Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023 begin? The Formula 1 pre-testing will begin at 12:30 PM IST and continue until 10 PM IST on February 24. Day 3 of the pre-season testing will follow a similar schedule. Where can I watch Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023 live? Earlier, StarSports had the broadcasting rights for Formula 1 in India. However, this year the F1 have launched their official live stream. You can watch the Formula 1 Pre-Testing Season 2023 live on F1 TV pro in India. Formula 1 Pre-Testing: Teams Here's the list of confirmed teams in the Formula race practising in the pre-testing season 2023. Team Driver 1 Driver 2 Red Bull Max Verstappen Sergio Perez Ferrari Charles Leclerc Carlos Sainz Mercedes Lewis Hamilton George Russell Alpine Pierre Gasly Esteban Ocon McLaren Lando Norris Oscar Piastri Alfa Romeo Zhou Guanyu Valtteri Bottas Aston Martin Fernando Alonso TBC Haas Kevin Magnussen Nico Hulkenberg AlphaTauri Yuki Tsunoda Nyck de Vries Williams Logan Sargeant Alex Albon

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Cheteshwar Pujara ground out a masterful 193 and Rishabh Pant smashed a magnificent unbeaten 159 as Australia's hopes of winning the match and saving the series were washed away by a torrent of Indian runs on day two of the fourth test on Friday.

Virat Kohli declared on 622 for seven an hour before the close of play when Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 81 and Usman Khawaja (5) and Marcus Harris (19) ushered Australia to stumps on 24 without loss.

Pujara came up seven runs short of his fourth double century but there can be little doubt that his nine-hour, 373-ball knock will almost certainly deliver India's first test series victory in Australia.

After a beautifully crafted innings, Pujara went with a whimper rather than a bang before tea, scooping the ball back down the wicket to be caught and bowled by wily off-spinner Nathan Lyon.

The 30-year-old's centuries in Adelaide and Melbourne went a long way to giving India a 2-1 series lead and there was relief as well as admiration in the standing ovation he received from the crowd when he finally headed back to the Member's Stand.

Once he had departed, Pant and Jadeja initially maintained his circumspection before throwing off the shackles and hammering home India's advantage with a partnership of 204.

Pant had a bit of a scare six runs short of his second test century when he was close to being run out but made his ground safely and reached the milestone off 137 balls with his eighth four - the first Indian wicketkeeper to do so in Australia.

Jadeja was soon twirling his bat in his trademark celebration of a half century, his 10th in tests, and for while it looked like Pant would overhaul Pujara with a maiden double century.

Australia's much vaunted pace attack were exhausted after two days' toiling for little reward in the Sydney heat and the wicket that finally precipitated the declaration came again from Lyon (4-178).

Jadeja stepped down the wicket to try and dominate the spinner but was deceived by the flight of the ball and bowled to end a 114-ball innings featuring seven fours and a six.

The hosts had started the day with hopes of making major inroads into India's batting order but were largely frustrated, even if Lyon removed Hanuma Vihari for 42 to break the 101-partnership with Pujara.

Pujara's almost chanceless innings -- he was dropped in the slips on 192 -- featured 22 fours and took his tally over the series to 521 runs at an average of 74.42.

Pant, whose innings featured 15 boundaries and one six, blotted his copy book in the final hour by dropping Khawaja behind the wickets but nothing was going to mar another dominant day for the tourists.

Cheteshwar Pujara ground out a masterful 193 and Rishabh Pant smashed a magnificent unbeaten 159 as Australia's hopes of winning the match and saving the series were washed away by a torrent of Indian runs on day two of the fourth test on Friday.

Cheteshwar Pujara ground out a masterful 193 and Rishabh Pant smashed a magnificent unbeaten 159 as Australia's hopes of winning the match and saving the series were washed away by a torrent of Indian runs on day two of the fourth test on Friday. Virat Kohli declared on 622 for seven an hour before the close of play when Ravindra Jadeja was dismissed for 81 and Usman Khawaja (5) and Marcus Harris (19) ushered Australia to stumps on 24 without loss. Pujara came up seven runs short of his fourth double century but there can be little doubt that his nine-hour, 373-ball knock will almost certainly deliver India's first test series victory in Australia. After a beautifully crafted innings, Pujara went with a whimper rather than a bang before tea, scooping the ball back down the wicket to be caught and bowled by wily off-spinner Nathan Lyon. The 30-year-old's centuries in Adelaide and Melbourne went a long way to giving India a 2-1 series lead and there was relief as well as admiration in the standing ovation he received from the crowd when he finally headed back to the Member's Stand. Once he had departed, Pant and Jadeja initially maintained his circumspection before throwing off the shackles and hammering home India's advantage with a partnership of 204. Pant had a bit of a scare six runs short of his second test century when he was close to being run out but made his ground safely and reached the milestone off 137 balls with his eighth four - the first Indian wicketkeeper to do so in Australia. Jadeja was soon twirling his bat in his trademark celebration of a half century, his 10th in tests, and for while it looked like Pant would overhaul Pujara with a maiden double century. Australia's much vaunted pace attack were exhausted after two days' toiling for little reward in the Sydney heat and the wicket that finally precipitated the declaration came again from Lyon (4-178). Jadeja stepped down the wicket to try and dominate the spinner but was deceived by the flight of the ball and bowled to end a 114-ball innings featuring seven fours and a six. The hosts had started the day with hopes of making major inroads into India's batting order but were largely frustrated, even if Lyon removed Hanuma Vihari for 42 to break the 101-partnership with Pujara. Pujara's almost chanceless innings -- he was dropped in the slips on 192 -- featured 22 fours and took his tally over the series to 521 runs at an average of 74.42. Pant, whose innings featured 15 boundaries and one six, blotted his copy book in the final hour by dropping Khawaja behind the wickets but nothing was going to mar another dominant day for the tourists.

India vs Australia, 4th Test, Day 2: Cheteshwar Pujara, Rishabh Pant put India in command of Sydney Test

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