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KL Rahul and Virat Kohli helped guide India to a six-wicket win over Australia on Sunday at Chennai's Chepauk stadium. Despite hitting the winning run with a six and bagging the man of the match award for his unbeaten 97 off 115 balls, Rahul has a small regret. He could not bring up his hundred.

BHP chief executive Mike Henry says an unprecedented era of government funding for “critical minerals” ventures risks distorting markets, and governments could achieve a broader benefit by speeding up project approvals rather than giving “sugar hits” to individual projects.

The nation’s energy market operator will urge developers to exploit all available government schemes to get projects into construction, and to work harder on getting the backing of local communities for transmission.

The big four banks have made more than 2000 workers redundant this year as they tighten their belts in response to growing cost pressures.

BHP chief executive Mike Henry says stronger uranium prices will boost the business case for an expansion of South Australia’s Olympic Dam copper precinct, which would in turn allow BHP to grow its uranium output.

Fast food chain Guzman y Gomez will have two chief executives running the company as it prepares for an initial public offering which founder Steven Marks says could happen late next year.

Mutual Trust, the Myer and Baillieu family office which is now open to outside investment, says it is looking for opportunities in commercial real estate after values fell over the last year, illustrating how some wealthy families are taking a longer-term view of the asset.

ASX listed Gold Hydrogen is looking to tap into the potential of hydrogen as an environmentally sustainable fuel, not by manufacturing it, but by extracting it from the ground.

There’s an uncomfortable, hidden truth in all the hype around green hydrogen – the market for it is almost non-existent and is growing at snail’s pace.

Marsh McLennan breached its own rules by failing to warn a client of Greensill Capital that it was “patently obvious” there were serious problems at an insurance agency linked to IAG, courts have been told.

We’ve all been chewing over Rupert Murdoch’s retirement announcement two weeks ago, watching on as business figures laud the 92-year-old for stepping back while at the top – or at least near the top. Even fellow media mogul Kerry Stokes gave us quotes saying Rupert was “one of Australia’s great business success stories”.

Safir Anand has been tweeting furiously complaining about mismanagement in sales of tickets for the ongoing Cricket World Cup. Scores of others joined him on Sunday when the high-profile India-Australia match in Chennai witnessed thin spectator attendance despite no ticket being available online. «I have seen world cup matches across the world.

Rohit Sharma said he wanted his white-ball teams to be prepared for situations where top order fails. “We have to prepare for when the team is 10 for 3,” he said on the Backstage with Boria show. “That’s how I want to move forward and get the message across to the boys who are batting at No.

₹500 crore mark in the Indian market, breathing life into single screens across small towns, had only earned $2.1 million ( ₹18.03 crore) during its opening weekend overseas. The film that resonated with mass audiences in India due to its emotional storytelling technique, didn’t find favour with viewers in overseas markets looking for premium fare.

ALSO READ: ICC World Cup 2023: Here's who leads the points table after India vs Australia Despite the win, India is not among the top four nations after the first round of matches and is in the fifth spot. The reason is the net-run rate, in which India ranks lowest among the 5 teams that won their first matches.

India in their opening match against Australia was able to achieve the target of 200 runs in the ICC World Cup 2023 on Sunday held in M A Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. India's star batter Virat Kohli and Wicket Keeper KL Rahul restored the country's hope for a win. The duo had a partnership of over 150 runs. After the end of his magnificent knock, Virat Kohli departed from the field after scoring 85 runs. On the other side, KL Rahul was short of 3 runs before he could add another century to his list.

ALSO READ: India vs Australia Live Score, Cricket World Cup 2023 Updates Also, this is the seventh time in the history of the men's ODI World Cup, that both the openers walked back to the pavilion with a big zero on their scorecard. Earlier in 2004, both Indian openers were dismissed for a duck in a men's ODI at the VB series against Zimbabwe. As per details, on Sunday, Australia's left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc delivered a crucial blow to Ishan Kishan in the 4th fourth delivery of the first over, which resulted in Kishan's wicket.

PTI, “The individual concerned has been banned from attending any further games at the event and the matter is in the hands of the Indian authorities." ALSO READ: India vs Australia Live Score, Cricket World Cup 2023 Updates It is to be known that this is the fourth time Jarvo, considered a nuisance across all venues in the UK, has managed to breach security in a match involving India. As per details, Jarvo, wearing the India jersey, coolly entered the venue just as the Indian team were lining up for the march past.

India vs Australia ODI World Cup 2023 clash on October 8, left the internet fuming. Few among the social media users also asked if there was a “scam" in the sale of tickets. MA Chidambaram stadium, also known as the Chepauk stadium, has a capacity of around 50,000.

World Cup 2023 opening match. Australia's captain Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to bat Chennai's M A Chidambaram Stadium. Both the team had to make a few changes due to injuries and health issues of some key players. With opener Shubman Gill down with dengue, left-handed Ishan Kishan was drafted in to open the innings with skipper Rohit Sharma. For Australia, Travis Head is recovering from a hand fracture while all-rounder Marcus Stoinis is also not playing the match due to a hamstring injury. «We're in a really good spot, we've got a good balance between game time and being fresh,» Cummins said. «We've covered all our bases,» Rohit said at the toss. «Unfortunately, Shubman didn't recover in time. Ishan will replace him.» Two-time champions India picked both Kuldeep Yadav and Ravichandran Ashwin in a three-pronged spin attack that also includes all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja.

Joyalukkas India Pvt Ltd plans to invest about Rs 2,400 crore in the next two financial years to open 30 new showrooms in India and ten outlets abroad, according to Chairman and Managing Director Joy Alukkas. The company is also preparing for an IPO (initial public offering) for further expansion of its business, he said. Currently, Joyalukkas has 100 showrooms in India and 60 outlets in ten countries.