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As a part of the MRF Pace Foundation exchange programme, Chetan Sakariya and Mukesh Choudhary will participate in the KFC T20 Max series in Queensland next month.
Sakariya will represent Sunshine Coast while Choudhary will be part of Wynnum-Manly. 
24-year-old Sakariya broke through the ranks during IPL while representing Rajasthan Royals in the 2021 IPL. On the basis of his IPL exploits, he represented India in an ODI and two T20Is. 
Meanwhile, Mukesh Choudhary had an impressive IPL this season while representing Chennai Super Kings, picking up 16 wickets in 13 games. 
The tournament will be played from August 18 to September 4
Notably, the exchange programme between MRF Pace Foundation and Australia began in 1992 and the programme had been paused in the last three years because of the Covid-19 outbreak.

Chetan Sakariya and Mukesh Choudhary to headline Queenlands' T20 Max series

After the resumption of MRF Pace Foundation exchange programme, India's Chetan Sakariya and Mukesh Choudhary to participate in Queenlands' T20 Max series

As part of the MRF Pace Foundation exchange programme, Chetan Sakariya and Mukesh Choudhary will train at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and will also take part in Queensland Bulls' pre-season preparations.

As a part of the MRF Pace Foundation exchange programme, Indian pacers Chetan Sakariya and Mukesh Choudhary will fly to Australia next month, where they'll participate in the KFC T20 Max series in Queensland. Sakariya will represent Sunshine Coast while Choudhary will be part of Wynnum-Manly. The T20 tournament will be played from August 18 to September 4. The duo will also train at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and take part in Queensland Bulls' pre-season preparations.
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The exchange programme between MRF Pace Foundation and Australia began in 1992 and the programme had been paused in the last three years because of the Covid-19 outbreak. 24-year-old Sakariya broke through the ranks while representing Rajasthan Royals in the 2021 IPL. On the basis of his IPL exploits, he represented India in an ODI and two T20Is.&nbsp; Meanwhile, Mukesh Choudhary had an impressive IPL this season while representing Chennai Super Kings, picking up 16 wickets in 13 games.&nbsp;

A game of peek-a-boo can change the world! This is what a 7-year-old kid from Queensland, Australia&nbsp;feels. Molly Wright who became one of the youngest people to give a Ted talk was accompanied by her 1-year-old friend Ari and his father Amarjot&nbsp;to help in explaining to the audience her philosophy on life. Discussing the importance of early years, she spoke about some powerful things that grown-ups can do to shape children at an early age as&nbsp;a child's brain reaches 90% of an adult brain by the age of 7. Wright said that kids should learn different life skills and doing 5 things namely connecting, talking, playing healthy home and community can give kids a great start. Explaining her philosophy of how 'peek a boo' works, the kid concluded by saying that&nbsp;'every moment together is an opportunity to talk and play, imagine the difference we could make if everyone did this to us, children. It is so emotional than just a game. it is our future.'&nbsp;&nbsp;

7-year-old Molly Wright explains how a 'game of peek-a-boo can change the world' 

Tap to know why this 7-year-old Ted speaker from Queensland, Australia&nbsp;feels game of peek-a-boo can change the world!&nbsp;

A game of peek-a-boo can change the world:&nbsp;7-year-old kid Molly Wright becomes one of the youngest people to give a Ted talk Molly spoke on some powerful things that adults can do to shape kids at early age Molly Wright: It is so emotional than just a game, it is our future

Molly Wright who became one of the youngest people to give a Ted talk discussed the importance of the early years of children

A game of peek-a-boo can change the world! This is what a 7-year-old kid from Australia's Queensland feels. Molly Wright who became one of the youngest people to give a Ted talk was accompanied by her 1-year-old friend Ari and his father Amarjot&nbsp;to help in explaining to the audience her philosophy on life. Discussing the importance of early years, she spoke about some powerful things that grown-ups can do to shape children at an early age as&nbsp;a child's brain reaches 90% of an adult brain by the age of 7. Wright said that kids should learn different life skills and doing 5 things namely connecting, talking, playing healthy home and community can give kids a great start. Explaining her philosophy of how 'peek a boo' works, the kid said that&nbsp;'every moment together is an opportunity to talk and play, imagine the difference we could make if everyone did this to us, children. It is so emotional than just a game. it is our future.'&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cricket Aus still negotiating over India's quarantine

Cricket Australia: there is still clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements

Cricket Australia still negotiating over India's quarantine

There may be just 2-3 weeks left before the Indian team flies to Australia for their high-profile tour, but the Australian Cricket Board is still&nbsp;negotiating over India's quarantining Down Under. In a statement the board said that this is an extremely detailed and complex plan that places the health and safety of the community,&nbsp;players and staff as paramount and there is clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements. Team India is scheduled to quarantine in Brisbane, where they are due to play 3 T20I and as many ODIs in Queensland in late November&nbsp;and early December, before moving on to Adelaide for the first of the 4 Tests. Indian team and many Australian cricketers will directly travel Down Under from UAE&nbsp;straight after the IPL.

Great Barrier Reef lost 50% of its corals in 3 decades: study

In a startling revelation,&nbsp;Great Barrier Reef in Australia has lost half of its corals in the last 30 years, a new study found.

Great Barrier Reef has lost 50% of its corals in 3 decades: study

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia has lost half of its corals in the last 30 years, a new study by researchers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies in Queensland has found.
The coral communities were analyzed between 1995 and 2017 and they found depletion in almost all coral populations. Climate change is being held responsible for the disturbance.
They concluded that the number of large, medium and small corals on the reef has declined by over 50% since the 1990s. Due to fewer babies and fewer large breeding adults, the ability of the reef to recover has been compromised.
The mass bleaching of 2016 and 2017 led to steeper deterioration&nbsp;in coral colonies in Nothern and Central Great Barrier Reef. They urged for a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.

Australia to raise international arrivals caps

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday that his country will raise international arrivals caps to allow more Australians to return home. Morrison told reporters that this will be done in a staged manner from September 27 after the state governments agreed to the rise in hotel quarantine caps. New South Wales will welcome an extra 500 arrivals by Monday, while Queensland and Western Australia will take on another 200 per week. The overall cap on arrivals will increase from 4000 to 6000.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday that his country will raise international arrivals caps to allow more Australians to return home. Morrison told reporters that this will be done in a staged manner from September 27 after the state governments agreed to the rise in hotel quarantine caps. New South Wales will welcome an extra 500 arrivals by Monday, while Queensland and Western Australia will take on another 200 per week. The overall cap on arrivals will increase from 4000 to 6000.

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