Realme has launched the Buds Air7 Pro, the latest addition to its Pro series of true wireless earbuds, during its event in China alongside the GT7 smartphone. These new earbuds are the successor to last year’s Buds Air6 Pro and pack plenty of key upgrades, even though the transparent case design spotted on the Buds Air7 is not present here.
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Realme Buds Air7 Pro Launched in China with 53dB ANC, 48-Hour Battery, and AI Translation Features
These Buds Air7 Pro are equipped with up to 53dB of Active Noise Cancellation with a 5000Hz Max noise reduction bandwidth dual drivers consisting of an 11mm woofer and 6mm micro-plane tweeter, and LHDC 5.0 support. They are also aimed at gamers with ultra-low latency of 45ms and deliver up to 48 hours of battery backup with the case, with ANC turned off. The brand also says that even after 1,000 charging cycles, the battery only loses over 80% of its health.
In terms of clarity and quality, the earbuds offer dual DAC audio processing chips, dual N52 NdFeB magnets, high-purity diaphragm, dynamic bass, and 3D spatial sound effect. They are Hi-Res certified and come with six microphones to support AI-powered noise cancellation during calls. Bluetooth 5.4 provides smooth connectivity, with supported audio codecs including LDAC, AAC, and SBC. The earbuds are IP55 rated for dust and water resistance.
They are also equipped with intelligent simultaneous broadcast, AI simultaneous interpretation, real-time speech-to-speech translation, and 32 foreign languages, and can be very useful for travelers or multilingual users. The Buds Air7 Pro come in four color options—Quick Sand White, Blazing Red, Silver Lime, and Wind Green. Priced at ¥449, which is approximately ₹5,245, they are already available for purchase in China. Given that the Buds Air6 Pro made it to the Indian market, a local launch for the Air7 Pro is likely on the horizon.
Imagine a stadium where the usual roar of cricket fans is replaced by a profound, heart-wrenching silence. Where the clash of bat and ball gives way to a moment of collective mourning. This is not just a match—this is a testament to the human spirit rising above violence, a narrative of unity etched in the hallowed grounds of the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
On April 23, 2025, something extraordinary happened. The Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians—two fierce competitors—stood shoulder to shoulder, their black armbands a stark reminder of a nation’s collective grief. The Pahalgam attack wasn’t just a news headline; it was a wound that cut deep into the heart of India, and cricket became the unexpected platform for healing and solidarity.
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The Anatomy of a Moment of Silence
Hardik Pandya, Mumbai Indians’ captain, his usually competitive demeanor replaced by a somber resolve. The cheerleaders are absent. The music is silenced. The fireworks remain unlit. In their place, a minute of silence that speaks volumes—a collective breath held in remembrance of 26 lives brutally cut short.
“We condemn any such attacks,” Pandya’s words cut through the stadium’s silence, a simple yet powerful statement that resonated far beyond the cricket pitch. It was a moment that transformed athletes into ambassadors of hope, cricketers into carriers of a national message of resilience.
Beyond the Boundaries: A Nation in Mourning
The Pahalgam attack was more than a statistic. It was 26 individual stories—dreams interrupted, families shattered, futures stolen. A 30-year-old man, recently married, shot in the head while seeking solace in the beautiful Baisaran meadows. Two foreign nationals among the victims, their dreams of exploring Kashmir’s beauty turned into a nightmare.
The Resistance Front, an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba, had struck at the heart of India’s peaceful tourism. But in response, something remarkable happened. The Kashmir Valley, often portrayed as a region of conflict, united in peaceful protest. For the first time in 35 years, a shutdown was observed—not out of fear, but out of collective mourning and defiance.
Cricket’s Unexpected Pulpit of Solidarity
What makes this moment so powerful is how cricket—a sport often criticised for its commercialisation—became a platform of pure, unadulterated human connection. The BCCI’s decision to modify the match wasn’t just a protocol; it was a statement. No cheerleaders. No music. No crackers. Just pure, raw emotion.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, cutting short their engagements, sent a clear message: this was a national priority. The government’s response was swift—financial assistance for victims’ families:
₹10 lakh for families of the deceased
₹2 lakh for those seriously injured
₹1 lakh for those with minor injuries
But the real compensation? The unbreakable spirit of a nation that refuses to be broken by terror.
The Unseen Battle: More Than Just a Cricket Match
For Sunrisers Hyderabad, struggling with just two wins from seven matches, this was more than a game. For Mumbai Indians, riding a three-game winning streak, this was more than a competition. It was a collective statement of resilience.
The black armbands weren’t just a symbol of mourning. They were a declaration: Terror will not divide us. Sport will unite us. Humanity will prevail.
A Narrative of Hope in Dark Times
As the match progressed, the players carried with them more than just the weight of their team’s expectations. They carried the hopes, the grief, the resilience of an entire nation. Each run scored, each wicket taken was a subtle rebellion against those who seek to spread fear.
The Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium transformed from a mere sporting venue to a cathedral of national unity. In that moment, cricket transcended its role as a game. It became a mirror reflecting India’s collective consciousness—bruised, but unbroken.
The Larger Conversation: Why This Matters
This isn’t just about a cricket match. It’s about how we respond to tragedy. It’s about showing the world that in the face of senseless violence, we choose compassion over hatred, unity over division.
The players from SRH and MI didn’t just represent their teams that day. They represented every Indian who refuses to be intimidated, who believes in the power of standing together.
A Legacy Beyond the Scoreboard
Years from now, people might forget the match’s result. But they will remember this moment. The minute of silence. The black armbands. The collective breath of a nation mourning, yet refusing to be defeated.
Cricket, in its most sublime moment, proved itself to be more than just a sport. It was a beacon of hope, a testament to the human spirit’s incredible capacity to find light in the darkest of times.
As the sun set on the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, one thing became crystal clear: In the grand tournament of life, humanity always wins.
FAQ:-
Who won the toss today, IPL SRH vs MI?
Mumbai Indians
SRH vs MI Live: Mumbai Indians opt to bowl! Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya won the toss and opted to bowl vs Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Who is best, MI or SRH?
In the 24 MI vs SRH head to head meetings in IPL, Mumbai Indians have the advantage with 14 wins against Sunrisers Hyderabad, who have won 10 such encounters. In the last 6 meetings, it’s 4-2 in favour of MI.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction was nothing short of a financial spectacle. Teams invested astronomical sums, betting on star power and potential. But as the tournament unfolds, it’s becoming increasingly clear that big money doesn’t always guarantee big performances.
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The Auction Landscape
With a total team budget of ₹120 crore and the flexibility to build squads of 18-25 players, including a maximum of eight overseas players, teams went all out in their pursuit of cricketing excellence. Yet, the returns have been anything but excellent for several high-profile players.
Rishabh Pant: The Burden of Expectations
A Record-Breaking Acquisition
Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) made headlines by acquiring Rishabh Pant for a mind-boggling ₹27 crore, shattering previous auction records. The move was supposed to be a game-changer, a strategic masterstroke that would elevate the team’s performance.
The Performance Paradox
Instead, Pant has become the poster child of underperformance:
Total Runs: A meager 106 runs in 9 matches
Average: A disappointing 15.14
Strike Rate: Struggling below 100
His body language tells a story of mounting pressure. The once-fearless wicket-keeper batsman now appears hesitant, his trademark aggressive approach replaced by visible anxiety.
Mohammed Shami: From Hero to Zero
A Dramatic Fall from Grace
Cricket fans are witnessing a shocking transformation in Mohammed Shami’s performance. Previously a bowling sensation, Shami dominated the IPL from 2019 to 2023, claiming 106 wickets at an impressive average of 22.01. Fast forward to IPL 2025, and he’s become almost unrecognizable.
Shami’s Statistical Nightmare
Wickets: A paltry 5 wickets in 7 games
Average: A horrifying 52.20
Economy Rate: An expensive 10.8 runs per over
The bowling maestro who once struck fear into batsmen’s hearts now seems to be gifting runs with alarming regularity.
Ishan Kishan: The One-Hit Wonder
A False Dawn
Ishan Kishan’s IPL 2025 journey is a rollercoaster of emotions. A spectacular hundred early in the season raised hopes, only to be followed by a string of performances that can only be described as abysmal. In his last six matches, Kishan has scraped together a mere 32 runs at an average that would make even amateur cricketers cringe – 6.40.
Kishan’s Decline in Numbers
Runs Since Hundred: 32 runs
Average: A dismal 6.40
Strike Rate: Barely crossing 95
Sixes: A big, fat zero
Venkatesh Iyer: KKR’s Expensive Gamble
The Auction Bet
Kolkata Knight Riders took a massive punt, spending ₹23.75 crore to bring Venkatesh Iyer back into their lineup. The investment has been nothing short of a financial disaster.
Performance Breakdown
Total Runs: 135 in six innings
Impact: Minimal to non-existent
Team Contribution: Questionable at best
The Psychological Dimension
The Weight of Expectations
These performances highlight a crucial aspect of professional cricket – the psychological toll of massive contracts. When players are bought for astronomical sums, the pressure becomes almost unbearable. Every dot ball, every missed shot becomes a potential career-defining moment.
Team Dynamics and Player Morale
The underperformance isn’t just an individual issue. It affects team morale, strategic planning, and the overall competitive spirit of the tournament. Coaches and team management are left scrambling to find solutions.
The Broader IPL Ecosystem
Auction Strategies Under Scrutiny
The 2025 season has raised critical questions about IPL auction strategies. Are teams overvaluing players based on past performances? Is the auction becoming more about star power than actual potential?
The Fan Perspective
For millions of cricket fans, these performances are more than just statistics. They represent hopes, dreams, and the emotional investment in their favorite players and teams.
Conclusion: A Season of Unexpected Turns
IPL 2025 is proving to be a humbling reminder that in cricket, as in life, past glory doesn’t guarantee future success. These players are not just fighting for runs or wickets, but for their reputation, future contracts, and a place in the competitive world of IPL.
Key Takeaways
Money can’t buy performance
Psychological pressure plays a crucial role
Past success is not a predictor of future performance
The IPL remains an unpredictable and exciting tournament
FAQ:-
What is the highest run of Rishabh Pant in IPL?
Highest Individual Score by a Delhi Capitals Player: Pant’s 128* off 63 balls against Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2018 remains a franchise record. – Best Season: 2018 (684 runs).
Why is Rishabh Pant popular?
Having played all formats for India, he is best known for his consistency to score runs in Test cricket.
Mumbai Indians are back on track. The five-time champions have strung together four consecutive wins to bounce back from a slow start and climb into the top four. The most recent victory came at the home ground of last year’s finalists, Sunrisers Hyderabad, whose batting struggles continued. Heinrich Klaasen played a lone hand, scoring 71 (44), but his efforts couldn’t prevent the hosts from falling short. MI chased down SRH’s total of 143/8 in the 16th over, with Rohit Sharma’s brilliant 70 (46) leading the charge. This was SRH’s third home loss of the season.
The game was decided as SRH faltered in key moments, particularly during the PowerPlay. Their batters lacked the confidence and skill to tackle the intelligent swing bowling of Deepak Chahar and Trent Boult, quickly losing four wickets. In contrast, MI dominated their PowerPlay, scoring 56/1 with a run-rate of 9.34, more than double SRH’s score, and hitting 6 fours and 3 sixes compared to SRH’s 1 four and 1 six. This early dominance set the tone for the rest of the game and ensured an easy chase.
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SRH’s Nightmarish Start as PowerPlay Collapse Sets the Tone for Another Disastrous Innings
Sunrisers Hyderabad suffered another disastrous start to the game. Travis Head was dismissed for a golden duck in just the second over, as Trent Boult’s delivery shaped away from the left-hander, leading to a mishit that was caught by Naman Dhir at deep backward point. Abhishek Sharma briefly steadied the ship with a six in the same over, but the chaos continued soon after. In the next over from Deepak Chahar, Ishan Kishan assumed he had edged one down the leg side and walked off, despite MI players being uncertain about the appeal or a possible review. A brief moment of sportsmanship followed when Hardik Pandya patted Kishan for his decision, but replays later revealed there was no nick.
Trent Boult
SRH’s collapse deepened as Boult struck again, this time deceiving Abhishek Sharma with a knuckleball, which was lofted straight to the cover fielder. Nitish Reddy’s poor form persisted, as he was dismissed trying to clear the infield, caught by Mitchell Santner at mid-on, handing Chahar his second wicket. Heinrich Klaasen and Aniket Varma were left to salvage what they could, guiding SRH to a dismal 24/4 at the end of the PowerPlay— their worst start of the season.
Heinrich Klaasen Leads the Fightback with a Brilliant Knock
After a strong start, Chahar was brought back right after the PowerPlay and finished with remarkable figures of 2 for 12. Mitchell Santner also bowled well, and Hardik Pandya dismissed Aniket Varma, leaving SRH in further trouble. At 35/5, SRH had no choice but to roll the dice and bring in an impact substitute. Out came Abhinav Manohar, who combined with Klaasen in a 99-run partnership to help SRH avoid the embarrassment of a sub-100 total.
Heinrich Klaasen
Klaasen sparked SRH’s recovery with a dynamic over against spinner Vignesh Puthur, smashing two sixes and a four. That 15-run over was followed by another strong one, worth 16 runs, from Hardik, with Klaasen finding the boundaries through covers and third man. Manohar was slow to get going at the other end, though he managed to loft Bumrah for a six over extra cover. Santner did well to keep the runs in check, conceding only 10 off his three overs during this period. Klaasen soon reached his half-century off just 34 balls, leading SRH’s fightback with an impressive display of power hitting.
Klaasen Pushes but MI Wrap Up the Innings Well
Mitchell Santner finished with impressive figures of 0/19 from his four overs, but SRH still had a chance to capitalize on the death overs. Klaasen and Manohar each struck a four off Bumrah in the 17th over, while Manohar took advantage of Hardik Pandya in the 18th. However, Bumrah’s experience and clever bowling came to the fore in the 19th over, where he delivered a brilliant spell. Although Klaasen hit a six off the fifth ball, Bumrah managed to dismiss the South African on the final delivery, leaving SRH at 134/6. That over and wicket were pivotal, as it could have been the difference between a sub-par total and one that might have been mildly competitive.
Boult, however, kept the pressure on in the final over, picking up two more wickets while conceding just nine runs. As a result, SRH were restricted to 143/8, a total MI would comfortably chase down.
Rohit and MI Set the Pace Early in the Chase
Chasing a target of 144, Pat Cummins took the new ball as the option of bringing Mohammed Shami into the attack from the impact substitutes wasn’t available anymore. Neither Cummins nor the other quicks were able to get the ball to move as effectively as Chahar and Boult had in the PowerPlay, and they paid the price for it. Jaydev Unadkat did manage to take a superb one-handed return catch to dismiss Ryan Rickelton in the second over, but SRH failed to build on that breakthrough.
Rohit Sharma
MI’s resurgence seemed to coincide with Rohit Sharma returning to form, as he attacked Cummins and Unadkat in two overs that yielded 30 runs. Harshal Patel bowled a tight fifth over, but Eshan Malinga was hit for two successive fours by Jacks in the sixth. The partnership between Rohit and Jacks put MI firmly on course to chase down the modest target with ease.
Rohit Continues His Form as MI Cruise Towards Victory
For the first time since 2016, Rohit Sharma recorded back-to-back IPL fifties as MI powered through the middle overs in their chase. Zeeshan Ansari briefly halted their progress with the wicket of Will Jacks, but Suryakumar Yadav quickly joined Rohit and resumed the flow of runs. SRH struggled to pick wickets in quick succession, allowing MI to maintain control.
By the time Eshan Malinga had Rohit caught at mid-wicket, the MI captain had scored 70, leaving just 14 runs needed for victory. Suryakumar then wrapped up the chase in the 16th over with two quick fours off Ansari, sealing the win for MI.
What’s Next for Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians?
SRH have little time to dwell on their performance as they travel to Chennai for a match against fellow strugglers CSK on Friday. Meanwhile, MI will return home, aiming for their fifth consecutive win when they face LSG in the Sunday afternoon fixture.
How did Mumbai Indians perform in the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad?
Mumbai Indians made a strong comeback, winning four consecutive matches, including a comfortable chase of 144 against Sunrisers Hyderabad, thanks to a brilliant 70 from Rohit Sharma.
What was SRH’s worst start in the game against Mumbai Indians?
Sunrisers Hyderabad struggled early, losing four wickets in the PowerPlay, with their worst PowerPlay score of the season at 24/4.
Who was the key performer for SRH during their fightback?
Heinrich Klaasen led SRH’s fightback, scoring a quick 71 off 44 balls, including a brilliant partnership with Abhinav Manohar to lift the team’s total to 143/8.
How did MI’s bowlers perform in the match?
MI’s bowlers, particularly Deepak Chahar and Trent Boult, were excellent in the PowerPlay, setting up the victory by restricting SRH early and picking crucial wickets.
What was the turning point in Mumbai Indians’ chase?
Rohit Sharma’s back-to-back IPL fifties and a steady partnership with Suryakumar Yadav ensured MI’s smooth chase, with MI completing the target in just 16 overs.
Jasprit Bumrah is not just rewriting the history books—he’s crafting a legacy that may stand the test of time. On a night when Mumbai Indians faced Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2025, Bumrah quietly achieved two massive milestones that reaffirm his stature as one of the finest T20 bowlers of all time.
With the final delivery of his spell, Bumrah dismissed the dangerous Heinrich Klaasen—his only wicket in the game. But that one breakthrough was enough to carve his name into the record books.
With Klaasen’s wicket, Bumrah reached 170 IPL wickets for Mumbai Indians, equalling the legendary Lasith Malinga’s record. Malinga had long held the record for most wickets for MI in the Indian Premier League, having reached 170 scalps in 122 games. Bumrah, on the other hand, took 138 matches to reach the same mark.
Though Malinga still edges Bumrah in terms of average and strike rate, this milestone symbolizes a passing of the torch. The Sri Lankan legend mentored Bumrah during the early years, and now the apprentice stands shoulder to shoulder with his master.
🏅 Most IPL Wickets for Mumbai Indians:
Player
Wickets
Economy
SR
Best Bowling
Jasprit Bumrah
170
7.32
18.6
5/10
Lasith Malinga
170
7.14
16.6
5/13
Harbhajan Singh
127
6.95
22.9
5/18
Bumrah Hits 300 T20 Wickets—Only 5th Indian Ever
Even more impressive is the fact that Bumrah now has 300 wickets in T20 cricket, becoming just the fifth Indian to achieve the milestone. He joins the elite company of Yuzvendra Chahal, Piyush Chawla, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, and Ravichandran Ashwin.
Among fast bowlers, Bumrah stands out for his incredible economy rate of 6.91—the best among all 16 pacers with 300+ wickets. His consistency, control at the death, and ability to break partnerships in crunch moments make him a T20 giant.
🎯 Most T20 Wickets by Indian Bowlers:
Player
Wickets
Yuzvendra Chahal
373
Piyush Chawla
319
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
318
Ravichandran Ashwin
315
Jasprit Bumrah
300
Climbing the All-Time IPL Wickets Ladder
Bumrah’s tally of 170 IPL wickets also puts him at No. 8 on the all-time IPL wicket-takers list, surpassing legends like Harbhajan Singh and Amit Mishra. His precision and pace remain unmatched even after a tough comeback from injury in recent seasons.
🌟 Top 10 IPL Wicket-Takers (All-Time):
Rank
Player
Wickets
1
Yuzvendra Chahal
214
2
Piyush Chawla
192
3
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
189
4
Sunil Narine
187
5
R. Ashwin
185
6
Dwayne Bravo
183
7
Amit Mishra
174
8
Jasprit Bumrah
170
9
Lasith Malinga
170
10
Ravindra Jadeja
165
From being mentored by Lasith Malinga to matching his IPL wicket tally, Jasprit Bumrah has come full circle. Despite battling injuries and adapting roles, he continues to be Mumbai Indians’ pace spearhead—and one of India’s most dependable white-ball bowlers.
As the IPL 2025 season progresses, all eyes will be on Bumrah to surpass Malinga and perhaps climb even higher in the all-time IPL charts. With 300 T20 wickets and counting, he’s not just a bowler—he’s a legend in the making.
Ishan Kishan : Cricket has always been known as the “gentleman’s game,” but every now and then, that gentlemanly spirit takes a bizarre turn. In one of the strangest moments of IPL 2025, Ishan Kishan, the under-fire SRH batter, shocked everyone by walking off the pitch without edging the ball—and without a single appeal from the Mumbai Indians players.
Yes, you read that right. No edge, no appeal, yet Ishan headed to the pavilion as if he had committed a cricketing crime. The confusion that followed? Absolute chaos.
Ishan Kishan Walks Off Without Edging the Ball—Ethics or Epic Fail?
What Exactly Happened?
It was the second over of the SRH innings against MI. Deepak Chahar bowled one down the leg side. The delivery looked innocuous, and even the umpire signaled it as a wide. No MI player appealed. But then—out of nowhere—Ishan started walking.
Seeing Kishan head back, the umpire changed his decision, reversed the wide call, and raised his finger. The MI players looked just as stunned as the fans watching at home.
Replays confirmed: no edge, no spike on UltraEdge, no deviation. Absolutely clean. The only thing that connected with that delivery? Confusion.
Another Low in a Season Full of Them
If this were a one-off blunder, fans might have looked past it. But Ishan Kishan’s form has been nothing short of miserable this season.
Matches Played: 8
Total Runs: 138
Average: 23
One Century: 106
Next Best Score: 17
Other Innings: All single digits
After scoring a ton in the opening game, it’s been a freefall for the SRH wicketkeeper. This self-inflicted dismissal was just the cherry on top of an already forgettable season.
Fans React: Trolling, Memes & Conspiracy Theories
As expected, social media erupted.
“Agent Kishan back at it!” “Did he forget he changed teams?” “Paise pahuch gaye?”
The memes were brutal, the reactions hilarious—and at times, critical. But one thing fans unanimously agreed on? The umpire’s decision was just as baffling.
He only gave the batter out after he started walking. No appeal. No review. Just a spontaneous “oh-wait-he’s-walking-let’s-make-it-official” finger raise. It’s not just Kishan’s blunder—it’s a total officiating disaster too.
Ethical or Just… Dumb?
. @SunRisers fixing na kodakkallara @BCCI please do take action on SRH And Ishan kishan !!
There’s always been a debate about whether players should walk when they know they’re out. It’s considered noble, sporting, and honest. But what happens when you’re actually not out, and you still walk?
That’s not ethics. That’s misjudgment. And when your team is struggling, and you’re one of the key players, it becomes reckless.
Was Kishan trying to be too honest? Was it a lapse in concentration? Or was it a sign of mental fatigue from repeated failures?
Whatever the case, this walk-off will be remembered—not for ethics, but for its sheer absurdity.
Whether it was ethical or just an epic lapse in cricketing IQ, Ishan Kishan’s walk-off without edging the ball will go down as one of the strangest moments in IPL history. For a player already under pressure, this was the last thing his season needed. As SRH fights to stay in the playoff race, their keeper-batter needs to rediscover not just form—but focus.
FAQs
Did Ishan Kishan edge the ball?
No. UltraEdge showed no contact with the bat.
Was there an appeal from MI?
No. Neither the bowler nor the keeper appealed seriously.
AMD’s Radeon RX 9060 XT set for May 18 launch, offering 8GB and 16GB variants. RX 9070 GRE pushed to Q4 2025. Get all the details here!
Are you ready for a seismic shift in the GPU landscape? AMD is about to drop a bombshell that’ll have tech enthusiasts and gamers buzzing with excitement. The highly anticipated Radeon RX 9060 XT is hitting the shelves earlier than expected, while its beefier sibling, the RX 9070 GRE, is taking a bit of a detour. Let’s dive into the juicy details that are sending ripples through the tech world!
Mark your calendars, folks! AMD has pushed forward the launch of the Radeon RX 9060 XT to May 18, 2025. That’s right, it’s coming in hot, just days before Computex 2025 kicks off. Talk about making a grand entrance!
But wait, there’s more! AMD is serving up this graphics card in two mouthwatering flavors:
16GB model: For those who crave that extra VRAM goodness
8GB model: A more budget-friendly option that still packs a punch
Specs That’ll Make Your Rig Sing
Let’s get down to the nitty-gritty. The RX 9060 XT is no slouch when it comes to performance. Here’s what we know so far:
Feature
Specification
Memory
8GB or 16GB GDDR6
Bus Interface
128-bit
Memory Speed
20 Gbps
Total Bandwidth
320 GB/s
Expected Price Range
$300-$400
But here’s where it gets interesting. While NVIDIA’s latest offerings are flirting with GDDR7 memory, AMD is sticking to its guns with GDDR6. Is it a bold move or a misstep? Only time (and benchmarks) will tell!
RX 9070 GRE: The Fashionably Late Arrival
Now, for those eyeing the RX 9070 GRE, we’ve got some bittersweet news. This 12GB powerhouse, featuring a cut-down Navi 48 GPU and a 192-bit bus, is taking a rain check. Originally slated for a May 8 debut, it’s now pushed back to Q4 2025.
But don’t fret! This delay could be a blessing in disguise, allowing AMD to fine-tune performance and potentially counter any moves from Team Green.
The Battle for Your Gaming Rig
With these launches, AMD is clearly gunning for NVIDIA’s jugular. The RX 9060 XT is poised to go toe-to-toe with the RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti. And let’s not forget, AMD has a reputation for aggressive pricing. Could we see a price war that benefits us, the consumers? Fingers crossed!
FAQs: Everything You Need to Know
Q: When exactly is the RX 9060 XT launching?
A: Mark your calendars for May 18, 2025!
Q: What memory options will be available for the RX 9060 XT?
A: You’ll have a choice between 8GB and 16GB GDDR6 models.
Q: How does the RX 9060 XT’s memory bandwidth compare to NVIDIA’s offerings?
A: The RX 9060 XT boasts 320 GB/s of total bandwidth, which is competitive but falls short of NVIDIA’s top-tier GDDR7 solutions.
Q: What happened to the RX 9070 GRE launch?
A: It’s been pushed back to Q4 2025, possibly to coincide with the Chinese 11.11 sales event.
Q: How much can we expect to pay for the RX 9060 XT?
A: AMD is targeting a price range of $300-$400, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious gamers.
The Road Ahead: What This Means for Gamers
As we gear up for these launches, one thing’s clear: the GPU market is about to get a whole lot more interesting. AMD’s aggressive move with the RX 9060 XT could force NVIDIA to reconsider its pricing strategy, potentially leading to better deals for consumers across the board.
For gamers, this means more options, better performance, and hopefully, more bang for your buck. Whether you’re Team Red or Team Green, competition in the GPU space is always a win for the gaming community.
So, are you excited about AMD’s upcoming launches? Will the RX 9060 XT find its way into your next build? Or are you holding out for the delayed RX 9070 GRE? Drop a comment below and let’s get the discussion going!
Remember, in the fast-paced world of GPUs, staying informed is key. Keep your eyes peeled for more updates, benchmarks, and reviews as we approach these launch dates. The next chapter in the GPU wars is about to unfold, and we’re here to bring you all the action!
Motorola has officially teased the launch of its upcoming Edge-series smartphones in India, although the specific names of the devices and the launch date have not been disclosed. The new devices may be the Motorola Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro, according to leaks and rumors. This was preceded by the Lenovo-owned brand launching a number of new products in the country earlier this month, namely Edge 60 Stylus, Moto Book 60, Moto Pad 60 Pro, and Moto Tag.
Motorola Edge 60 Series
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Motorola Teases Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro Launch in India with AI Features and Fast Charging Support
Motorola posted a teaser video on its X handle, revealing that not one but two devices will be launched with the new hashtag #EdgeofExcellence. The teaser also provides details about Moto AI 2.0, Motorola’s proprietary collection of AI features such as “catch me up,” “remember this,” and “pay attention.” Expect these new smartphones to debut alongside the Motorola Razr 60 series globally tomorrow.
Motorola Edge 60 Series
The Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro are expected to be the successors to last year’s Motorola Edge 50 and Edge 50 Pro. While further details about the new models are still under wraps, here’s what we know so far: both the Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro will feature a square-shaped camera island on the back and will feature a 6.67-inch curved OLED display with a 1.5K resolution and an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Motorola Edge 60 Series
The Edge 60 is likely to be powered by a Dimensity 7300/7400 SoC and a 5,500mAh battery, while the Pro version is rumored to include a Dimensity 8350 chipset and a larger 6,000mAh battery. The two devices are expected to support fast charging speeds of 68W for the standard version and 90W for the Pro model. Both smartphones will feature a triple rear camera setup and will come in a variety of RAM and storage configurations. For reference, the Motorola Edge 50 and Edge 50 Pro were launched in India starting at ₹27,999 and ₹31,999, respectively.
FAQs
What is the expected launch date for the Motorola Edge 60 series?
The exact date is not confirmed, but it is teased to launch soon in India.
What features will the Motorola Edge 60 series include?
The phones are expected to have Moto AI 2.0, fast charging, and triple rear cameras.
Intel plans to cut over 20% of its workforce, affecting 21,000 employees. Learn about the reasons, impact, and what it means for the tech industry.
Are you ready for a seismic shift in the tech world? Hold onto your CPUs, folks, because Intel is about to drop a bombshell that’ll send shockwaves through Silicon Valley and beyond. The chip giant is gearing up to announce a massive restructuring plan that could see more than 20% of its workforce—that’s over 21,000 jobs—vanish faster than you can say “Moore’s Law.”
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Intel’s Bold Move: 21,000 Jobs on the Chopping Block
The Chip Off the Old Block: What’s Going On?
Intel, once the undisputed king of the semiconductor hill, has been facing some serious headwinds lately. We’re talking three straight years of declining sales and a balance sheet redder than a sunburned circuit board. But fear not, dear tech enthusiasts, for Intel’s new sheriff in town, CEO Lip-Bu Tan, is ready to shake things up faster than an overclocked processor!
Here’s the scoop on what’s cooking in Santa Clara:
The Big Chop: Intel’s planning to trim more than 20% of its workforce. That’s not just a haircut; it’s a full-on buzz cut!
Timing is Everything: The announcement is expected to drop this week, possibly alongside their Q1 earnings report on Thursday, April 24th. Talk about a double whammy!
The Master Plan: This isn’t just about cutting costs. It’s about “streamlining management and rebuilding an engineering-driven culture.” In other words, Intel’s going back to its roots, baby!
By the Numbers: Intel’s Incredible Shrinking Workforce
Let’s crunch some numbers, shall we? Here’s a quick look at Intel’s workforce trajectory:
Year
Total Employees
Change
2023
124,800
–
2024
108,900
-15,900
2025 (projected)
~87,000
-21,000
That’s right, folks. If these reports are accurate, Intel will have shed nearly 38,000 employees in just two years. That’s like wiping out the entire population of a small city!
The Man Behind the Plan: Lip-Bu Tan’s Vision
So, who’s the mastermind behind this bold move? Enter Lip-Bu Tan, Intel’s new CEO who took the helm just last month. This veteran of the chip industry isn’t messing around. He’s got a clear vision for Intel, and it goes something like this:
Spin-off non-essential assets: If it’s not core to Intel’s mission, it’s hitting the road.
Focus on compelling products: Because let’s face it, in the tech world, you’re only as good as your latest chip.
Rebuild engineering talent: Intel needs to get its mojo back, and fast.
Improve the balance sheet: Because red is so last season in finance.
Tune up manufacturing: Intel needs to get in sync with what customers actually want. Novel concept, right?
FAQs: Everything You Need to Know About Intel’s Layoffs
Q: How many jobs is Intel cutting?
A: Reports suggest over 20% of the workforce, which could be more than 21,000 employees.
Q: When will Intel announce these layoffs?
A: The announcement is expected this week, possibly alongside Q1 earnings on April 24th.
Q: Why is Intel making such drastic cuts?
A: To streamline management, reduce bureaucracy, and refocus on engineering-driven culture.
Q: Who’s behind this restructuring plan?
A: New CEO Lip-Bu Tan, who took over in March 2025.
Q: How does this compare to previous Intel layoffs?
A: This round is even larger than the 15,000 job cuts announced in August 2024.
What’s Next for Intel and the Tech Industry?
As Intel gears up for this massive shakeup, the tech world is watching with bated breath. Will this bold move help Intel reclaim its crown as the chip champion? Or is this the beginning of a new era in the semiconductor industry?
One thing’s for sure: the landscape of Silicon Valley is about to change dramatically. Whether you’re an Intel employee, a tech enthusiast, or just someone who loves a good corporate drama, you’ll want to keep your eyes peeled for the official announcement.
Remember, in the fast-paced world of tech, today’s underdog could be tomorrow’s top dog. So stay tuned, keep your processors cool, and your minds open. The next chapter in the great chip saga is about to unfold, and we’ll be here to bring you all the electrifying details!
Jaydev Unadkat pulls off a spectacular one-handed catch to dismiss Ryan Rickelton in the SRH vs MI IPL clash, marking his 100th IPL wicket in stunning fashion.
In a breathtaking display of reflexes and athleticism, Unadkat pulled off what many are calling the catch of IPL 2025 during the Sunrisers Hyderabad versus Mumbai Indians clash at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium. The left-arm pacer, representing Sunrisers Hyderabad, showcased exceptional hand-eye coordination to dismiss MI’s Ryan Rickelton with a stunning one-handed return catch that left spectators and commentators alike in awe.
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Match Context: SRH vs MI IPL 2025
The match carried special significance as both teams wore black armbands in memory of the Pahalgam terror attack victims, where 28 lives were lost just a day before on April 22, 2025. Despite the somber backdrop, the players delivered a competitive performance, with SRH setting Mumbai Indians a target of 144 runs to win match number 41 of the tournament.
The stakes were particularly high for the Mumbai Indians, as a victory would propel them to third place in the table thanks to their superior run rate. This context made every wicket crucial, especially in the powerplay overs.
Jaydev Unadkat Catch: Technical Breakdown of the Stunning Dismissal
The magical moment occurred in the second over of the Mumbai Indians’ chase. With MI at 13/1 after 1.4 overs, Jaydev Unadkat ran in to deliver a length ball that angled in from outside off stump and held slightly on the surface. Ryan Rickelton, who had already scored 11 runs off just 8 balls, including two boundaries, attempted to tuck the ball square of the wicket.
However, Rickelton closed the face of his bat too early, resulting in a leading edge that popped up toward the bowler. What happened next showcased cricket fielding at its finest:
“The ball was traveling at good speed, but Jaydev Unadkat showcased exceptional reflexes with a stunning one-handed catch off his bowling,” described commentator Harsha Bhogle. “He had to adjust his body position mid-follow-through, stretch his right arm to its limit, and somehow cling onto the ball while falling.”
The crowd erupted as Unadkat completed the catch with just his right hand while falling in his follow-through. His teammates rushed to congratulate him, recognizing not just the skill involved but also the importance of the dismissal in the context of the match.
What made this moment even more special was that it marked Jaydev Unadkat’s 100th wicket in the Indian Premier League – a milestone achievement celebrated spectacularly.
Watch the incredible moment here:
WHAT. A. CATCH! 🤯
Jaydev Unadkat pulls off a stunning one-handed catch off his own bowling to dismiss Ryan Rickelton!
Unadkat Achieves 100th IPL Wicket With Stunning Reflex Catch
This dismissal wasn’t just visually spectacular – it carried significant statistical importance as well. The wicket of Rickelton marked the 100th IPL scalp for Jaydev Unadkat, making him the 15th bowler to reach this milestone in the tournament’s history.
“I couldn’t have asked for a better way to get my 100th wicket,” Unadkat said in the post-match interview. “Sometimes, as a bowler, you just react instinctively, and thankfully, my hand stuck to the ball. It’s a moment I’ll cherish throughout my career.”
Cricket experts praised Unadkat for his exceptional reflexes and presence of mind during the crucial moment. Former India pacer Zaheer Khan commented, “What makes this catch special is the adjustment Unadkat had to make in a split second. He was following through in his bowling action, had to change direction, and still managed to hold onto a ball traveling at considerable speed.”
Jaydev Unadkat Stats: Career Numbers Behind the Spectacular Catch
Looking at Jaydev Unadkat’s stats, his 100 wickets in 105 IPL matches highlight his consistency as a bowler in the world’s premier T20 league. His journey in the IPL has been marked by several notable achievements:
Season
Team
Matches
Wickets
Average
Economy
Best Figures
Career Total
Multiple
105
100
32.21
8.84
5/25
2024
SRH
11
8
39.88
10.24
3/30
2025 (ongoing)
SRH
9
12
24.33
8.76
3/19
The Jaydev Unadkat stats sheet now includes this remarkable catch among his career highlights. Acquired by Sunrisers Hyderabad for INR 1 crore in the auction, Unadkat has proven to be a valuable asset for the team, demonstrating consistent performances under pressure and establishing himself as a reliable bowling option.
Sports Career of Jaydev Unadkat: From Domestic Cricket to IPL Star
The sports career of Jaydev Unadkat has been marked by persistence and continuous improvement. Beginning his journey in domestic cricket for Saurashtra, Unadkat made his international debut for India in 2010 at just 19 years of age.
While his international appearances have been intermittent, his IPL career has flourished across multiple franchises, including Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals), Rising Pune Supergiant, Rajasthan Royals, and now Sunrisers Hyderabad.
This spectacular catch adds another highlight to the sports career of Jaydev Unadkat, which spans over a decade of professional cricket. His journey exemplifies the dedication required to sustain a long-term career in the competitive world of T20 cricket.
One-Handed Catches in Cricket: How Unadkat Ranks Among the Best
The Jaydev Unadkat catch immediately went viral on social media platforms, with cricket fans sharing the video worldwide. But how does it compare to other great catches in cricket history?
Player
Match/Tournament
Description
Similarity to Unadkat’s Catch
Jonty Rhodes
1992 World Cup
Right-handed diving catch
Similar reflexes required
AB de Villiers
vs West Indies
Aerial one-handed boundary catch
Higher degree of difficulty
Ricky Ponting
1999 World Cup
Boundary-line catch
Similar hand-eye coordination
Ben Stokes
2019 World Cup
Match-defining one-handed catch
Similar pressure situation
Mohammad Azharuddin
vs England 1990
One-handed slip catch
Similar reaction time needed
Former cricketers have compared the Jaydev Unadkat catch to some of the greatest takes in IPL history. What makes Unadkat’s effort particularly impressive is that it came off his bowling, requiring him to adjust his body position after completing his bowling action – a much more difficult feat than being set in a fielding position.
Match Progression After the Spectacular Moment
Despite Unadkat’s brilliance, the Mumbai Indians continued their chase with determination. Rohit Sharma played attacking cricket, smashing Unadkat for a four and ending the over with his second six of the innings. That six also meant that Rohit Sharma became the leading six-hitter for MI, surpassing Kieron Pollard’s record.
Mumbai Indians eventually chased down the target of 144 runs with 5 wickets and 8 balls to spare, moving up to third place in the IPL 2025 standings. However, Unadkat’s catch remained the talking point of the match, overshadowing even the result in post-match discussions.
In a tournament filled with spectacular moments, Jaydev Unadkat’s one-handed stunner stands out as a testament to the athleticism and skill required in modern cricket. While the result didn’t go in Sunrisers Hyderabad’s favor, Unadkat’s catch will be remembered long after the tournament concludes – a perfect way to mark his 100th IPL wicket and add another highlight to his impressive career.
FAQs
Was this Jaydev Unadkat’s first one-handed catch in the IPL?
No, this was the seventh time that Jaydev Unadkat had taken a return catch in his IPL career, though experts rate this as his most difficult and spectacular one to date.
How significant is 100 IPL wickets in a bowler’s career?
Reaching 100 IPL wickets is considered a major milestone that places Jaydev Unadkat among an elite group of bowlers in the tournament’s history. Only 15 bowlers have achieved this feat in the IPL’s 18-year history.
What makes Unadkat’s catch technically difficult?
The catch required exceptional reflexes as Unadkat had to adjust his body position mid-follow-through after delivering the ball, stretch out his right hand, and hold onto a ball traveling at significant speed – all while his body was moving in a different direction.
Where does this catch rank among the best catches of IPL 2025?
Cricket analysts and former players have consistently ranked this as among the top three catches of the tournament so far, with some calling it the catch of the season due to its degree of difficulty and the fact that it came off his own bowling.
