The Power of ModificationIn a world that thrives on innovation, the ability to modify existing concepts and practices is crucial. Whether you’re a writer, designer, or entrepreneur, embracing creativity opens doors to limitless possibilities.
Why Modify?
Modification allows you to tailor ideas and strategies to better fit your personal style or the needs of your audience. Here are some compelling reasons to consider:
Customization: Personalizing content helps establish a unique voice or brand identity.
Relevance: Updating information keeps it fresh and applicable to current trends.
Improvement: Refining ideas can lead to elevated quality and engagement.
Tips for Effective Modification
To effectively modify content, consider the following strategies:
Experiment: Don’t be afraid to try new approaches, even if they deviate from the norm.
Gather Feedback: Ask peers for their thoughts on your modifications to ensure they resonate.
Stay Informed: Keep up with industry trends to identify what modifications could be valuable.
One of the most important aspects of writing is understanding your audience. Before finalizing any section of your article, consider who will be reading it. If your audience consists of professionals, you may want to use a more formal tone and include detailed explanations. On the other hand, if your readers are casual blog visitors, a conversational style may be more effective. Modifying examples, language, and tone can make your article more relatable and engaging.
Another reason to adjust content is to maintain a strong and consistent focus. Sometimes writers start with a broad idea but later realize that their article needs to concentrate on a specific angle. In such cases, editing headings, examples, and supporting points can help keep the content aligned with the main topic. This ensures that readers do not feel confused or overwhelmed by unrelated information.
Writers should also feel comfortable adapting introductions, subheadings, and conclusions. These sections play a key role in guiding readers through the article. By modifying them to better match the main theme, you can create a smoother flow and stronger impact. Even small changes—such as rephrasing a headline or adding a relevant example—can significantly improve readability.
Additionally, search engine optimization (SEO) is another factor that may require adjustments. Keywords, meta descriptions, and headings might need to be tailored so the article performs better in search results. Updating these elements ensures the content reaches a wider audience while still maintaining its original message.
Conclusion
Embracing the freedom to modify enables you to tap into your full creative potential. No matter your field, don’t hesitate to make changes that reflect your vision and cater to your audience’s needs. Innovation is just a modification away!
The Heartland is reeling after a catastrophic outbreak of tornadoes claimed at least eight lives, leaving a trail of splintered homes and shattered communities in its wake on Thursday and Friday.
This devastation was part of a multi-day severe weather outbreak that began across Texas, the Plains, and the Midwest before moving toward the Great Lakes and the Northeast on Saturday.
The storm system spanned more than 1,500 miles—from Northeast to Texas—and impacted over 90 million people.
The Cass County Sheriff’s Office identified a 12-year-old boy as one of the victims killed in southwest Michigan.
Authorities say the boy, Silas Anderson, was reported missing as severe storms slammed the area and was later found injured; he was taken to a hospital where he later died.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a State of Emergency for the impacted counties devastated by the deadly outbreak ahead of touring the impacted communities with the Michigan State Police on Sunday.
At least nine tornadoes ripped through the Heartland between Thursday and Saturday, ranging in strength from EF-0 to EF-3 and leaving communities devastated in their wake.
The ravaging storms—including powerful winds up to 150 mph in some areas, damaging hail, and intense tornadoes—leveled homes, tore apart communities, and left neighborhoods in ruins across parts of the Midwest and Plains.
Possible tornado looms over highway in Major County, Oklahoma late Thursday.
(FOX Weather)
Between Thursday and Friday, the vicious tornadoes swept through Michigan and Oklahoma, claiming eight lives and injuring several people.
States of Emergency and/or Emergency Operations in Michigan, Texas, and Missouri were declared Friday as well.
On Thursday, a mother and daughter were killed during the severe weather outbreak in Major County, Oklahoma.
Images from the affected areas reveal the staggering scale of destruction as tornadoes ripped roofs off homes and structures in a matter of minutes.
Marion County, Texas, is under a disaster declaration due to the tornado activity that caused damage throughout the community and injured multiple people.
Union City was among the hardest-hit areas, as a tornado carved its way through the state, snapping trees, damaging vehicles, ripping roofs off homes and buildings, and completely leveling some structures across the community.
Devastating tornado damage in Union City, Michigan
FOX Weather Meteorologist Haley Meier was on the ground in Union City on Saturday, bringing us the ground truth after an EF-3 tornado ravaged the community.
A Union City church — just one of the many structures tarnished— is left in shambles after Friday’s severe weather outbreak.
Parts of the roof ripped off and fell in, scattering debris everywhere.
Video captured of the tornado is seen above just ripping across Union City at high speed and the still photo below highlights the debris flying in the air.
FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray was on the ground in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday, providing a firsthand look at the damage throughout the state.
Several schools across the state have sustained significant damage, forcing closures.
As the severe weather season has just begun, this outbreak has residents facing the daunting task of rebuilding homes and lives, while emergency crews continue to respond to the widespread devastation.
The National Weather Service is still surveying the aftermath of this outbreak, leaving room for possibly more tornadoes to be confirmed.
INDIAN WELLS — There was no rust evident in Aryna Sabalenka’s game when she began her 2026 BNP Paribas Open journey with a 6-4, 6-2 win over qualifier Himeno Sakatsume.
“Super happy with the level I played,“ Sabalenka said afterward. “Super happy to get this win. I haven’t played for a while.”
Indeed, it had been five weeks since Sabalenka fell to Elena Rybakina in the Australian Open final. Sabalenka did not play the two WTA 1000s in the Middle East, but after arriving here in the desert, picked up a 12-carat diamond engagement ring.
Sabalenka is still only 27 but has already equaled Maria Sharapova with 136 match-wins in WTA 1000s, good for seventh place. Among active players, only Victoria Azarenka has more. Her opportunity for No. 137 comes against Jaqueline Cristian — a 0-6, 6-2, 7-5 winner over No. 29 seed Maya Joint — whom she’s never played.
On Sunday, she headlines a fabulous card that showcases some of the best and the brightest of the WTA Tour Driven by Mercedes-Benz. No fewer than 11 Grand Slam singles titles are represented in eight third-round matches from the top half of the draw, featuring some enticing matchups:
Gauff-Eala II
Seventeen days ago, Coco Gauff handled Alexandra Eala 6-0, 6-2 in Dubai.
“To be living my dreams and playing in Indian Wells with a lot of people supporting me is something I’ve dreamed of since I was young,” Eala said upon arrival here. “I would love to play her again. I think she’s an incredible athlete and an incredible person and she’s a role model for a reason.”
Wish granted. The 20-year-old phenomenon from the Philippines meets the 21-year-old Gauff with an opportunity to show what she learned from their first meeting. Eala is coming off a gritty three-set win over Dayana Yastremska, while Gauff was a 6-3, 7-6 (5) winner over qualifier Kamilla Rakhimova.
Gauff played a terrific tiebreak — she’s the only woman to win all four extra sessions this year and is 59-30 for her career — but she’ll need to clean up a balky forehand and the 10 double faults she suffered against Rakhimova.
Eala — who memorably defeated Jelena Ostapenko, Madison Keys, Paula Badosa and Iga Swiatek on the way to the Miami semifinals a year ago — has already developed some big-game experience.
“It’s not my first huge match,” Eala said. “I think it’s definitely going to be a tough one. I’m expecting a big crowd to rally behind her just because she’s amazing.”
Advantage, Anisimova or Raducanu?
Emma Raducanu and Amanda Anisimova have played three times in their careers, all of them last year. Raducanu won the first two, but Anisimova prevailed 6-2, 6-1 in Montreal. The 24-year-old American was in the midst of a torrid summer streak when she reached the finals at Wimbledon and the US Open.
“Last time I faced her I was just playing really well,” Anisimova said. “I played the way I wanted to play. At the end of the day, I mean, there is a certain way I like to play. I think I also had found my rhythm.
Anisimova beats Blinkova in three sets to reach Indian Wells third round
“Yeah, it was a great match. She’s not an easy opponent to face. She always brings high-quality tennis. Hoping for another good one.”
Anisimova had a rough opening set in her match against Anna Blinkova, but after she adjusted to the breezy conditions and settled down, won it 5-7, 6-1, 6-0.
Raducanu, the 2021 US Open champion, is 7-6 for the season after a definitive 6-1, 6-3 win over qualifier Anastasia Zakharova.
A Tennis Garden rematch
We saw this matchup almost exactly one year ago, when Camila Osorio defeated Naomi Osaka 6-4, 6-4 in a first-round match here. Osaka won their only other meeting four years ago at the Australian Open.
Speaking of which, Osaka was unhappy with this year’s performances Down Under. After needing three sets to defeat Antonia Ruzic and Sorana Cirstea, she granted a walkover to Maddison Inglis after a left abdominal injury. Her 7-5, 6-2 first-round win over qualifier Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva was only her fifth match of the year.
“I was really disappointed,” Osaka told reporters. “I feel like every year I go through that specific injury. But, yeah, I’m just grateful to be out here and be playing. Last year I didn’t do too well here, so I think I already exceeded the previous year.”
Osorio was an upset first-round winner over rising star and No. 18 seed Iva Jovic, 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-3.
Mboko’s ahead of the curve
She’s only 19, but the Canadian has already cracked the Top 10, and while it’s a small sample, she’s been historically impressive in WTA 1000 events. Mboko won all seven matches last year in Montreal and reached the recent final in Doha.
That gave her 15 match-wins in her first six 1000s. Since 1990, only four teenagers have claimed more wins from their opening 20 matches at Tier I/WTA-1000 events — and their names are Monica Seles (19), Bianca Andreescu (18), Serena Williams (17) and Jennifer Capriati (16).
“Everyone is good,” Mboko explained. “Everyone wants to, of course, beat you. I feel like anything can happen. It’s not like I expect to win every single tournament every single week, and that’s almost quite impossible.
“I just take it week by week. If it’s not my week, then you just move on.”
The No. 10 seed defeated Kimberly Birrell 6-4, 7-6 (5) and faces No. 23 Anna Kalinskaya, a 6-4, 7-6 (4) winner over Zeynep Sonmez. Mboko has won both of their previous matches, including a three-setter earlier this year on the way to the Adelaide final.
Starting a business doesn’t always require a massive investment. Many entrepreneurs have found ways to create successful ventures with minimal funds. This article explores several affordable business ideas that have the potential for high rewards.
<h2>1. Freelance Services</h2>
<p>With the advancement of technology, it's easier than ever to offer freelance services. This could include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Writing and editing</li>
<li>Graphic design</li>
<li>Social media management</li>
<li>Web development</li>
</ul> <h2>2. Online Tutoring</h2>
<p>If you’re knowledgeable in a particular subject, consider offering online tutoring sessions. Platforms like Zoom and Skype make it simple to connect with students globally.</p> <h2>3. Dropshipping Business</h2>
<p>Dropshipping allows you to sell products without investing in inventory. You can set up an online store and partner with suppliers who ship products directly to customers.</p> <h2>4. Digital Products</h2>
<p>Creating digital products, such as e-books, online courses, or stock photos, requires minimal upfront costs. Once created, these products can be sold repeatedly.</p> <h2>5. Pet Services</h2>
<p>Animal lovers can offer affordable pet services such as dog walking, pet sitting, or grooming. These services can often be started with little to no investment.</p> <h2>Conclusion</h2>
<p>Starting a business on a budget can be challenging, but with the right ideas and determination, aspiring entrepreneurs can turn low-cost opportunities into successful ventures. Choose an idea that resonates with you and take the first step towards your entrepreneurial journey!</p>
1. Freelance Services
Freelancing is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to start a business. If you have skills such as writing, graphic design, web development, digital marketing, or translation, you can offer your services online. Platforms like freelance marketplaces make it easier to connect with clients worldwide. This business requires very little investment—often just a computer and internet connection.
2. Online Reselling
Online reselling is another low-cost business idea. Entrepreneurs can purchase products in bulk from wholesalers or local markets and sell them through online platforms or social media. Items such as clothing, accessories, home décor, and electronics often sell well online. With effective marketing and good customer service, reselling can grow into a full-scale online store.
3. Home-Based Food Business
If you enjoy cooking or baking, a home-based food business can be a great opportunity. You can start by selling homemade snacks, cakes, pickles, or regional specialties. Social media and local delivery services make it easier to reach customers in your area. Since you are working from home, the initial costs remain relatively low.
4. Tutoring or Online Teaching
Education services are always in demand. If you have expertise in a particular subject, you can offer tutoring services to students. With online teaching tools and video platforms, you can teach from anywhere. This business is especially suitable for teachers, college students, or professionals with specialized knowledge.
5. Social Media Management
Many small businesses want to build their online presence but do not have the time or skills to manage social media accounts. If you understand how to create engaging posts, schedule content, and interact with audiences, you can offer social media management services. This business requires minimal startup costs and can be managed remotely.
Brown was handed his first technical foul as Knicks coach late in the first quarter Wednesday night after complaining that referees missed what should have been Shai Gilgeous-Alexander‘s third foul when he crashed into Jalen Brunson. Brunson went down as Gilgeous-Alexander gathered himself for a layup with 1:57 left in the period.
A third foul on Gilgeous-Alexander could have changed the trajectory of a close game, which the Thunder won 103-100 after the Knicks missed two potential game-tying 3-pointers in the final six seconds.
Brown was still bothered by the play during his postgame media availability.
“SGA, he’s a tough cover, and he does a great job of convincing the referees — probably better than anybody in the league — that he’s getting hit,” Brown said.
Gilgeous-Alexander went to the line a game-high seven times en route to scoring 26 points with eight assists in 35 minutes. His 3-pointer with 1:18 left gave the Thunder a 103-96 lead.
The reigning league MVP is second to the Los Angeles Lakers‘ Luka Doncic in free throw attempts per game at 9.2 and leads the NBA in free throws made per game for a third straight season.
Of the play in question, Brown said: “Jalen was there, and he ran them over. It was like the call they made on OG [Anunoby]. I don’t know, I don’t understand why that was a no-call.”
“That should’ve been his third [foul], the bucket shouldn’t have counted and we should’ve gone the other way with the basketball,” Brown continued. “Jalen is standing there, putting his body on the line and our guys are fighting their asses off to win the ball game, and it just didn’t sit well with me.”
Brown didn’t blame the no-call for why the Knicks couldn’t win their fourth straight game, however.
Brunson, who drew three offensive fouls on the Thunder, said he was happy to see Brown’s passion on the sidelines.
“I’m going to have his back every single night. He has ours,” Brunson said. “Regardless what he does or techs he gets, I’m going to have his back.”
Brunson was sporting a bruise under his right eye. When asked about it, he smirked and said, “It was probably a no-call.”
In the fast-evolving world of cryptocurrency, protecting your digital assets has never been more crucial. As more individuals venture into the realm of digital currencies, so too does the risk of cyber threats. Understanding the basics of crypto security is essential for safeguarding your investments.
1. Understanding Wallet Types
Cryptocurrency wallets come in several forms, each with its own security features:
Hot Wallets: These are connected to the internet and are more convenient for frequent transactions, but they are also more susceptible to hacks.
Cold Wallets: These are offline wallets (such as hardware wallets or paper wallets) that provide better security against cyber threats.
2. Use Strong Passwords
Your wallet and exchange accounts should have strong, unique passwords. Use a combination of letters, numbers, and symbols, and consider using a password manager to keep track of your login information securely.
3. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to your accounts. By requiring a second form of verification (like a code sent to your mobile device), you can significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
4. Be Cautious of Phishing Scams
Phishing scams often come in the form of emails or messages that appear legitimate but are designed to steal your information. Always verify URLs and be wary of unsolicited requests for your personal data.
5. Keep Your Software Updated
Regularly updating your software—whether it’s your wallet, operating system, or antivirus—can help protect you from vulnerabilities that hackers might exploit.
6. Backup Your Wallet
Having a secure backup of your wallet ensures you can recover your assets in case of theft or loss. Store the backup in a safe location, preferably offline.
7. Diversify Your Storage Solutions
Don’t put all your assets in one type of wallet. Diversifying between hot and cold wallets can provide a balance between accessibility and security.
8. Stay Informed
The cryptocurrency landscape is continuously changing. Keeping yourself updated on security practices and potential threats is vital for protecting your assets.
Conclusion
In conclusion, while cryptocurrency offers exciting opportunities for investment and innovation, it also comes with its risks. By implementing strong security measures and staying vigilant, you can protect your digital assets in this ever-evolving digital world.
100 DAYS TO GO: Local leaders gear up for World Cup kickoff
KC Chamber president Joe Reardon joins Heart of the Matter to discuss the final 100 days leading up to Kansas City’s first World Cup match
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON. WE ARE JUST 100 DAYS OUT FROM KANSAS CITY’S FIRST MATCH OF THE 2026 FIFA MEN’S WORLD CUP, AND A LOT HAS BEEN HAPPENING. THAT’S MY FAULT. WE ARE JUST 100 DAYS OUT FROM KANSAS CITY’S FIRST MATCH OF THE 2026 FIFA MEN’S WORLD CUP, AND A LOT IS HAPPENING BEHIND THE SCENES TO WELCOME HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF FANS TO TOWN. THE STREETCAR LINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED. SHUTTLE BUS SERVICES ARE TAKING SHAPE AND ORGANIZERS ARE REALLY WORKING HARD ON THE FIFA FAN FESTIVAL THAT WILL TAKE OVER THE LIBERTY MEMORIAL LAWN. WE THINK. NO BETTER SPORTS TOWN IN THE WORLD THAN KANSAS CITY. SO REALLY LEANING INTO GAME DAY TRADITIONS, TAILGATING. WHAT MATCH DAYS LOOK LIKE IN KANSAS CITY, WHAT OUR FAN TRADITIONS ARE CELEBRATING, SOME OF THE MOMENTS THAT HAVE DEFINED NOT JUST THE TRADITIONS THAT WE HAVE, BUT THE INNOVATION THAT WE’RE KNOWN FOR, THE WAY THAT WE HAVE SHAPED SPORTS. ORGANIZERS SAY REGISTRATION FOR THE FAN FESTIVAL OPEN SOON, AND IT WILL BE FREE TO RESERVE A SPOT. NEEDLESS TO SAY, BUSINESSES CANNOT WAIT FOR THE BOOST IN CROWDS. SOME 650,000 FANS ARE EXPECTED IN THE KANSAS CITY REGION, WITH A DIRECT ECONOMIC IMPACT EXPECTED TO TOP $653 MILLION. THOSE ARE NUMBERS ON A SCALE WE DO NOT USUALLY SEE HERE IN OUR AREA IN THAT SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME, AND ACCOMMODATING THAT VOLUME IS NO EASY TASK. I SAT DOWN WITH JOE REARDON, HEAD OF THE GREATER KANSAS CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TO SEE HOW THE METRO IS GETTING READY FOR THE NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT 100 DAYS OUT. I MEAN, THAT’S A BIG MILESTONE CONSIDERING HOW MUCH TIME HAS GONE INTO THE PLANNING HERE. WHAT’S GOING THROUGH YOUR MIND RIGHT NOW? HUGE MILESTONE, 100 DAYS. I MEAN, IT’S RIGHT. IT’S WITHIN SIGHT, RIGHT? AND, YOU KNOW, OUR WORK AT THE CHAMBER STARTED ALL THE WAY BACK IN 2023. EVEN BEFORE THAT, IN SOME OF THE EARLY PLANNING, BUT REALLY ON THE GROUND WORK. SO THIS HAS BEEN YEARS IN THE MAKING AND IT’S SORT OF BEEN A PROCESS. RIGHT. WE’VE WE LEARNED THAT WE WERE GOING TO HOST MATCHES. WE DIDN’T KNOW HOW MANY. THEN WE LEARNED HOW MANY MATCHES, WHICH WAS MORE THAN EVERYBODY EXPECTED. THEN WE KNEW WE WERE GOING TO HAVE SOME BASE CAMPS. NOW WE HAVE MORE THAN EVER AND SOME OF THE BEST TEAMS IN THE WORLD ALL COMING TO KANSAS CITY. I MEAN, THE EXCITEMENT HAS TRULY BUILT AT EVERY STAGE, AND NOW IT’S WITHIN EYESIGHT OF US. JUST IN A FEW MONTHS. WHAT’S GOING ON BEHIND THE SCENES RIGHT NOW? WHERE ARE YOU TELLING YOUR BUSINESSES? WHAT ARE YOU HEARING FROM THEM? WITH THEM FOR, FOR LITERALLY FOR YEARS. WE STARTED ENGAGEMENT BACK IN 2023 ALL OVER THE REGION. WE PARTNERED WITH MANY OF OUR CHAMBERS ACROSS THE REGION AND GATHERING SMALL BUSINESSES, COMMUNITY GROUPS TOGETHER TO SORT OF SET EXPECTATIONS. SO I THINK THERE’S BEEN A LOT OF ENGAGEMENT. HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN INVOLVED ALL OVER IN EVERY CORNER OF THE REGION. AND NOW I THINK YOU’RE GETTING TO NOT JUST UNDERSTANDING WHAT IT IS, BUT PEOPLE ARE STARTING TO EXECUTE, WHICH IS SUPER IMPORTANT. AND THAT’S WHAT WE NEED TO HAVE HAPPEN AT THIS POINT. BUT I FEEL LIKE A LOT OF GOOD WORK EARLY IS LEADING TO A REALLY GOOD PLACE TODAY. LET’S TALK ABOUT THAT. WHAT ARE THE NEXT 100 DAYS LOOK LIKE? YEAH, I THINK YOU’LL START TO SEE SORT OF THE PHYSICAL CHANGES THAT ARE THAT’LL BE HAPPENING. WE KNOW THEY’VE HAPPENED AT ARROWHEAD. WE’VE YOU KNOW, WE’RE RIGHT DOWN THE HILL FROM WHERE YOU’RE GOING TO SEE, YOU KNOW, AN INCREDIBLE FAN FEST. I THINK IT’S GOING TO BE THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY, QUITE FRANKLY, IN THE WAY THAT IT’S GOING TO LAY ITSELF OUT. AND IN THE KIND OF COMMUNITY FLAVOR WE WILL HAVE THERE. AND THEN I THINK YOU’RE SEEING BUSINESSES ACTUALLY STARTING TO MAKE THOSE PLANS, MAKING SURE THAT THEY’VE IF YOU’RE A RESTAURANT THAT YOU’VE GOT SUPPLIES THAT ARE ADEQUATE. I HEARD FROM SOME BUSINESSES THAT ARE TALKING ABOUT GETTING EXTRA COOLER SPACE TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY HAVE THE KINDS OF GOODS THAT THEY NEED TO BE SUCCESSFUL DURING THAT TIME. SO IT’S EXECUTION TIME. AND AND WE’RE SEEING THAT START TO HAPPEN EVERYWHERE. AND WE’LL BE DOING SOME ENGAGEMENT AT THE CHAMBER TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR BUSINESSES ARE WORLD CUP READY. WE’RE GOING TO BE DO SOME CULTURAL AND LANGUAGE TRAINING IN THE COMING MONTHS TO MAKE SURE THAT PARTICULARLY AROUND THE BASE CAMPS, THAT, YOU KNOW, KANSAS CITY IS A WELCOMING PLACE. THAT’S ONE OF OUR SIGNATURES. AND WE AND I THINK THERE’S AN INTEREST AND WE WANT TO HELP TO MAKE SURE THAT WE’RE WELCOMING PEOPLE FROM PLACES THAT MAYBE HAVE NEVER BEEN HERE BEFORE. AND THAT’S THE KIND OF THING WE’RE STARTING TO DO NOW, REAL PRACTICAL, MAKING SURE WE’RE READY. YOU TALK ABOUT JUST THIS UNIQUE SITUATION THAT KANSAS CITY AND OTHER HOST CITIES ARE IN. YOU KNOW, SOME OF THE COUNTRIES THAT ARE COMING, YOU DON’T KNOW ALL OF THE COUNTRIES THAT ARE NECESSARILY COMING. HOW DO YOU PREPARE FOR THAT CULTURE SHIFT? THE DIFFERENCES, YOU KNOW, TASTE, CUISINE, ALL OF THAT? YEAH. YOU KNOW, I THINK SOME OF IT’S REALLY GOOD PLANNING. AND SO WE DO KNOW SOME OF THE TEAMS TODAY AND WE KNOW WHO’S GOING TO BE HERE. BASE CAMP. AND I THINK THAT’S IMPORTANT. THEY’RE GOING TO BE HERE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD. AND THINK ABOUT THIS FOR A MOMENT. WORLD CUP HAPPENS EVERY FOUR YEARS FOR MANY OF THESE COUNTRIES, ARGENTINA FOR INSTANCE, OR ENGLAND. IT’S ONE OF THE BIGGEST ATHLETIC EVENTS IN THEIR IN THEIR COUNTRY. AND SO YOU’RE GOING TO SEE PLAYERS THAT ARE COMING. THEY’RE GETTING AN OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY IN A SPORT THAT’S THE BIGGEST IN THEIR COUNTRY, AND THEY’RE GOING TO BRING THEIR FAMILIES TOO. SO WE’RE NOT JUST TALKING ABOUT PLAYERS AND THE COACHES AND THAT SORT OF THING. YOU’RE SEEING AN EXTENDED STAY BY FAMILIES AS WELL, SO WE WANT TO BE READY FOR THOSE THAT ARE GOING TO BE WITH US FOR A WHILE. BUT WE ALSO KNOW AND, YOU KNOW, KANSAS CITY IS IS ABSOLUTELY KNOWN FOR FOLKS COMING HERE FOR A GREAT WEEKEND AND GOING TO A ROYALS GAME OR A CHIEFS GAME OR SPORTING. WE’VE DONE THAT FOR A LONG TIME. 3 OR 4 DAY ADVENTURE INTO KANSAS CITY FOR A WORLD CUP TRAVELER, THE AVERAGE IS NINE DAYS. WE’RE TALKING ABOUT A LONG TRIP, AND THAT DOESN’T HAPPEN AS OFTEN IN KANSAS CITY. SO MAKING SURE THAT THEY HAVE THINGS TO DO THAT, THAT WE’RE WELCOMING THEM IN A WAY THAT THEY CAN GET OUT AND ABOUT, THAT’S REALLY IMPORTANT. IT’S VERY DIFFERENT. WE’RE GOING TO SEE THEY’RE GOING TO BE PART OF US FOR A WHILE, WHICH IS GREAT. WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST CHALLENGE RIGHT NOW, DO YOU THINK? I THINK THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE, I THINK THERE’S A LOT OF CHALLENGES THAT ARE OUT THERE, RIGHT. IT’S THE FIRST TIME WE’VE EVER DONE A LARGE SCALE EVENT LIKE THIS. THE GOOD NEWS IS, IS THAT WHILE OTHER CITIES LARGER THAN US HAVE DONE THINGS LIKE THIS, NO ONE HAS DONE ANYTHING LIKE THIS. THE LENGTH OF TIME ALL THESE CITIES ACTIVATED AT THE SAME TIME. AND I ABSOLUTELY BELIEVE THAT WE’VE DONE OUR HOMEWORK, WE’VE DONE OUR GOOD WORK AROUND COORDINATION TO GET IT DONE. AND SO I THINK THE CHALLENGE NOW IS EXECUTION. GETTING ALL THE BUSSES INTO TOWN, MAKING SURE WE’VE GOT THAT SYSTEM DOWN PAT, YOU KNOW, MAKING SURE THAT WE’VE GOT LINES OF COMMUNICATION, ALL THAT’S GOING ON BEHIND THE SCENES NOW, AND YOU’RE GOING TO SEE A TRANSFORMATION IN A PHYSICAL WAY IN THE COMING MONTHS THAT I THINK IS GOING TO BE QUITE EXCITING. COUNT ON KMBC NINE NEWS FOR YOUR WORLD CUP COVERAGE WILL BE WITH YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. AS OUR REGION PREPARES TO HOST THE LARGEST SPORTING EV
100 DAYS TO GO: Local leaders gear up for World Cup kickoff
KC Chamber president Joe Reardon joins Heart of the Matter to discuss the final 100 days leading up to Kansas City’s first World Cup match
Despite the final score in the series appearing a bit lopsided, it has been enthralling from the start. India showed what they can do in the T20 leg, giving Australia a bit of a shock by winning that T20 series two games to one. But Australia were dominant in the ODI series and got their campaign back on track. Having Healy back in the driver’s seat as captain seemed to make a difference, just steadying the ship and reminding them what they wanted to achieve.
While the Test ended well inside three days and it would have been more exciting to have it push into the fourth day and be more of a contest, but getting a result in women’s Tests is always great, considering most are only allocated four days. It’s clear both teams value Test cricket so highly and love to play them and they were always chasing a win.
The match showcased the ongoing rise of Annabel Sutherland in Test matches. While Ellyse Perry racked up the highest number of runs in women’s Tests for Australia, I don’t think it will be much longer until Sutherland goes past her. Hopefully women’s Tests continue to be prioritised to allow her to do that.
But of course, the big story of the match was Healy’s final outing for Australia. What a privilege to finish with a big win like that, a privilege which she truly deserves. The moment of the match for me was her taking that fantastic slips catch from Alana King’s bowling and running around in excitement, like she was a kid on debut once again.
Thanks for joining us throughout this exciting multi-format series. I hope you’ve enjoyed the ride as much as I have!
Alyssa Healy speaks after her final match for Australia, thanking fans for the ‘love and support’
“Really pleased with that effort, bouncing back from the T20 series.” Alyssa Healy says. “Coming into the group I sensed there was a little bit of disappointment, a little bit of uncertainty, but the way that they responded and came out and played in the last four fixtures has been unbelievable. I’m really proud and great signs for the future.”
When asked about the great individual performances, she is delighted that her team were able to have this opportunity to show what they can do.
“I just walked in the change room before and Lucy Hamilton said ‘Test cricket I think is my new favourite format’, so it’s great to see these young kids get an opportunity to showcase their skill over a longer period of time,” she says. “I think the white ball doesn’t really give us the opportunity to do that – to set up batters and set up an innings and play the purest form of the game. Long live Test cricket and I hope we keep seeing more!”
Speaking about the emotion of the moment, she stays in control, despite the overwhelming nature of the occasion.
“Honestly, it hit me just before that I don’t get to come into that changeroom again and be around the girls,” she says. “But I’m going to enjoy the next little bit and singing the team song one last time. I’m genuinely this group of amazing people moving forward, led by Sophie Molineux. I think they’re going to achieve some great things and I might turn into that really bitter ex-player and tell them how to do stuff! I’m just kidding everyone!
“On a personal note, thank you very much to everyone for the love and support. While you’re in the thick of it, you’re just in this little bubble and you just want to win games and compete and you don’t really realise what’s going on outside. So I guess to feel that for the first time and enjoy that over the last week has been amazing. So thank you very much to everyone who came this week, but everyone at home as well.”
She confirms she was not tempted to open in the second innings.
“I’ve got to protect my average of 20 in Test cricket,” she jokes. “No, I think we’re watching the future of Australian cricket walk out there and mark centre and open and I didn’t want to get in the way of that. I’ve had my time in the sun and it’s time for the next generation to showcase what they can do.”
Alyssa Healy lifts her cap as she leads Australia off the field. Photograph: Colin Murty/AAP
Harmanpreet Kaur is gracious in defeat as she gets up to speak.
“We started really well, playing really good cricket in T20, but unfortunately after that we were not able to continue,” she says. “But I think it was a good series overall, we’re really happy to be playing in Australia and I think it was a great fight.”
Speaking on the multi-format series, she is very positive.
“It was great fun and hopefully in future we keep getting these kind of tournaments, because this gives us great confidence. I think Test cricket is something we all want to play. Pink ball was something that was very challenging and hopefully in future we get these kind of challenges again.”
Player of the match and series: Annabel Sutherland
No surprises that Sutherland picks up player of the match, but an extra special honour to also be player of the series!
“It’s nice to be here at the end of day three with a win and especially sending Midge off with a win,” she says. “I love being out there, I love competing. India really put it to us in the T20 format and we were able to bounce back.”
Asked about whether she’d like to play more Tests, she is obviously very positive, being incredible in this format as she is.
“I’ll take as much (Test cricket) as I can get, they’re few and far between, but it makes each one special.”
Annabel Sutherland starred for Australia. Photograph: Stefan Gosatti/Getty Images
Lovely scenes on the field with Gardner and Perry carrying Healy on their shoulders to celebrate her final game for Australia. She had some nice moments with the Indian team while shaking hands as well, many of them stopping to wish her well – both players and support staff. Stay tuned, we’ll have the presentations coming up soon!
Australia win by 10 wickets
There wasn’t much for Australia to do, but they would have known the way they wanted to go about it – they would have wanted to run it down fairly quickly, but without too much risk and not losing any wickets. They have done just that, through a lovely partnership between Litchfield and Voll. India nearly broke the partnership early, but the Australian pair made a good decision to use a review and she was able to stay out there to hit the winning runs.
Kashvee and Satghare did their best in tough circumstances for India, but it was an almost impossible task against an Australian team high on the emotions of this match. A comprehensive victory for the home team that they will remember for a long time to come.
5th over: Australia 28-0 (Voll 16, Litchfield 11)
Voll gets into risky territory with an uppish cut shot, but it gets in between the fielders and races away for four. Next ball she gets a thick outside edge that falls between slip and gully and also runs away for four – down to just one run to win now. Next ball she finds a gap with a third consecutive four to win the game for Australia.
4th over: Australia 16-0 (Voll 4, Litchfield 11)
Satghare continues – there was some thought that India may have used spin early after the success of King and Gardner today. But they’re persisting with pace for now. Litchfield speeds things up with a big drive over the top of the field for a four – just a couple of bounces before it’s over the rope. She doesn’t get reckless and goes back into her shell for the next few deliveries, paying respect to the bowling. There’s a little mix up between the batters late in the over – Litchfield goes for the run, but Voll sends her back and she makes it back to her crease in time. She finishes the over with a big no look straight drive that is almost caught by Harmanpreet in the deep and brings the required runs into single figures.
3rd over: Australia 10-0 (Voll 4, Litchfield 5)
Litchfield starts Kashvee’s second over with a lovely straight drive down the ground. Harmanpreet chases it down to restrict her to two runs. Voll gets off the mark with a four from her favourite pull shot – Rawal makes a good chase, but it evades her on the boundary. That will make Voll feel more settled, she’d hate to go out for a duck chasing this low totak.
2nd over: Australia 3-0 (Voll 0, Litchfield 2)
Satghare opens the bowling from the other end – she was excellent in the first innings for India. Litchfield defends the first two balls, then finds a single through a little drop and run. They’re not in any hurry here, they appear to be happy to accumulate this slowly through singles. One nipping in catches Voll off guard and raps her on the pads. She’s given out on field, but she reviews and it’s missing the stumps on DRS. She’ll be relieved to be given that life!
1st over: Australia 2-0 (Voll 0, Litchfield 1)
Kashvee opens the bowling for India and Voll starts with a rushed defensive shot as the ball moves in at her. Her next shot is a lovely straight drive, but it’s straight to a fielder. She gets off strike with a leg bye – there’s a muted appeal from India, but it’s clearly going down leg and they don’t press the issue. Litchfield opens her account with a little work off her pads for a single. It’s a strong first over from Kashvee.
India sets Australia 25 runs to win
Well what an eventful first session! Healy went with a “spin to win” tactic and it worked a treat, with King and Gardner picking up two wickets each to ensure Australia have a low total to chase.
The pressure built by both bowlers (as well as Brown who started the day off with King) was immense and there were chances almost every over. The Australians were full of energy in the field and supported the bowlers very well – it was a real team effort to take these final four wickets.
For India, Pratika Rawal was strong and her efforts were admirable in the face of an intense spell of spin bowling. Although she was dismissed in the end, it was a sensational effort and will certainly provide her team with a positive from an otherwise disappointing innings.
Australia are preparing to head out to try to finish off the match and get these 25 runs needed for victory. I was expecting to see Healy come out to open with such a small total required. Surely she’d love one last batting innings for Australia? But it looks like Litchfield and Healy are padded up and ready to go, so I guess she has decided she’d rather finish this match with her feet up – and who could blame her?
WICKET! Rawal c Sutherland b Gardner 63 (India 149)
Gardner gets huge bounce and catches Rawal off guard. She plays an uncontrolled pull shot and Sutherland takes a diving catch at short fine leg to close out the Indian innings.
48th over: India 149-9 (Rawal 63, Kranti 0)
Satghare gets down sweeping to King again – she has scored her three runs through three sweep shots so far. Rawal drives the next one for a single and King settles herself to tighten things up and put the pressure back on, which she does well, getting the wicket of Satghare late in the over.
WICKET! Satghare c Voll b King 3 (India 149-9)
King builds the pressure and lures Satghare into an unwise shot, catching a little edge that pops up to Voll at bat pad.
47th over: India 147-8 (Rawal 62, Satghare 2)
A lovely email from Jan and Rosie who are following the blog today.
Hi Megan, Jan and Rosie, holidays in Thailand, awaiting every word on this match …. Regards Jan
Lovely to hear from you both, I hope you’re having a great time. Gardner starts this over very well, throwing her arm ball into the mix. Rawal manages to find two through deep cover late in the over.
46th over: India 145-8 (Rawal 60, Satghare 2)
King to Satghare now, with two fielders in close on the offside and one on the legside, just searching for a little error. Satghare swings big at one ball, but it misses everything and goes through the slips for four byes. There’s a big appeal for lbw on the last ball of the over, but the umpire says no and Healy decides it’s probably going down leg, so they don’t review.
45th over: India 141-8 (Rawal 60, Satghare 2)
Rawal is on strike to Gardner to start this over to offer a bit of protection as the set batter. She gets a bit of a risky cut shot away, but the risk pays off as it races to the boundary. Gardner switches to coming around the wicket and it gets Rawal back into defensive mode to close out the over.
44th over: India 137-8 (Rawal 56, Satghare 2)
Rawal hasn’t seen much strike recently and she starts King’s over with a cut shot through the field, but there’s protection in the deep and it’s just a single. Satghare plays another sweep – it’s her get out of jail free card at the moment, but it could be her downfall at some point.
43rd over: India 134-8 (Rawal 54, Satghare 1)
Gardner comes around the wicket to Satghare and keeps on applying the pressure to the new batter. There aren’t the same chances being created as in her first over, but it’s still excellent bowling and ends up as a maiden.
42nd over: India 134-8 (Rawal 54, Satghare 1)
Spin from both ends now with King continuing her spell. Rawal gets herself off strike immediately and Kashvee can’t weather the storm, despite a brilliant first innings. King is turning the ball at right angles and Satghare is completely baffled, but after a few balls she takes a leaf out of Rana’s book and gets down sweeping to nullify the spin.
WICKET! Kashvee c Healy b King 0 (India 132-8)
King was due a wicket after building the pressure for so long. She gets great turn to catch the edge and Healy takes a great catch in the slips to dismiss Kashvee for a duck.
41st over: India 132-7 (Rawal 53, Kashvee 0)
Our first look at off spin in this innings as Gardner comes into the attack now. She creates a chance immediately, with an edge from Rana, but it flies between Litchfield and Voll. The next ball gets the edge again and again falls safely. The next ball is a little bottom edge that Mooney can’t hold on to. If she had managed to grab it on the bounce, she could also have got a stumping, but it goes straight past her and is picked up near the boundary. Next ball Gardner decides she’s tired of all this and just decides to bowl her instead.
WICKET! Rana b Gardner 30 (India 132-7)
Gardner sets Rana up perfectly, with a chance on every ball of the over before she finally gets her bowled through the gate.
40th over: India 130-6 (Rawal 53, Rana 28)
King catches Rana’s edge again, but again it falls safely. King keeps on piling on the pressure, but eventually Rana finds an opportunity to sweep again and picks up another boundary, which brings India ahead of the Australia’s first innings score.
39th over: India 123-6 (Rawal 53, Rana 21)
Brown starts the over with three dots to Rana. Her bowling was quite loose at times through the T20 and ODI series, but she has been far better in the Test arena. What a shame that women’s Tests are so few and far between for those who have the potential to be specialists in this format.
38th over: India 122-6 (Rawal 53, Rana 20)
It feels like King is setting something up here, she is applying so much pressure and it seems something could happen at any time. Voll has a catching attempt at bat pad, but it falls just to her left.
37th over: India 121-6 (Rawal 53, Rana 19)
Rawal finds a single from the first ball of Brown’s next over and they continue to edge closer to Australia’s first innings total. Rana is more watchful, but then she tries to get on to the front foot to a delivery that moves unexpectedly and edges it to the slips. Sutherland makes a diving attempt, but can’t hold it. If she had managed to take it, it would have been one of the great catches of all time, so I think we can forgive her.
36th over: India 119-6 (Rawal 52, Rana 19)
King continues to bowl very tightly – the ball is turning to miss the bat on almost every delivery. There’s just one run from the over.
35th over: India 118-6 (Rawal 51, Rana 19)
Brown starts the over with a short ball in an attempt to rattle Rawal, but she manages to swat it away for a single. Brown throws in another short ball to Rana, but she sensibly ducks under it. The last ball of the over hits Rana right in the quad and we have a little break as she recovers.
34th over: India 117-6 (Rawal 50, Rana 19)
Lots of chat from the Australians being picked up on the stump mic as King continues to turn the screws in her spell. Rawal manages to find a single and brings up her 50 – she’s has been fantastic for India so far. Once Rana gets on strike, she has a clear plan and gets down low and sweeps the ball to the boundary for four. King’s next ball is a beauty and she comes so close to hitting the stumps.
33rd over: India 112-6 (Rawal 49, Rana 15)
Brown picks up where she left off with a great line and length delivery. The pressure is building on the Indian batters, still 18 runs behind Australia’s first innings total. Rawal finally finds the ball she’s been waiting for, stepping around for a big pull shot to the boundary for four. Brown tightens up to follow it up with a good yorker length delivery to force Rawal back into a defensive position.
32nd over: India 107-6 (Rawal 44, Rana 15)
King resumes and takes her time getting her field set. Rana hits the first ball of the over back towards her, but it lands safely wide of King. An almost stumping next ball – King is really making things happen here and Rana has to get her bat out into a strong forward defensive position to avoid losing her wicket. King is bowling beautifully here, there is almost a chance on every ball. Another maiden for Australia.
31st over: India 107-6 (Rawal 44, Rana 15)
Brown comes on from the other end and starts with three dots to Rawal, all landing in a very similar spot. There’s a big appeal for lbw in the middle of the over, but no joy from the umpire. Brown is very insistent that they should review, but she can’t convince her captain. It’s a maiden in the end – a good start to the day from Brown.
30th over: India 107-6 (Rawal 44, Rana 15)
Alana King bowls the first over of the day and Rana gets off strike straight away. Kind bowls a good line and length and pins Rawal down for quite a while, just two runs for the over.
The players are on the field and we’re ready to get Day 3 underway!
Ellyse Perry is chatting now after easing her way into the top spot of highest ever Australian women’s run scorers yesterday. She responds to questions about her record-breaking in typically humble fashion.
“It’s probably more indicative of how long I’ve been playing for more than anything special about me,” she said. “Having the chance to be part of this team and experience so much with them is such a privilege.”
Lucy Hamilton is having a chat in the pre-show and spoke a bit about getting the call to find out that she was in the team for this Test.
“It all happened in a bit of a blur,” she said. “I called my parents and luckily they were already coming over with grandparents. I just feel so lucky to be here and learn from the group.”
If you want to catch up on all of yesterday’s action before today’s play gets underway, you can re-live it over by over right here:
Preamble
Megan Maurice
Hello and welcome to Day 3 of this very exciting Test match! So far this Test we have already had 26 wickets fall and one century – what else awaits with two days of play still in front of us?
Yesterday was all about Annabel Sutherland, as she raised the bat for her third Test century and topped off the afternoon with two very important wickets – dismissing both Jemimah Rodrigues (14) and Harmanpreet Kaur (11). Pratika Rawal is providing some hope for India, currently on 43* and hoping Sneh Rana (14*) can stay with her and keep some life in this contest.
Australia are still 20 runs ahead with only four wickets remaining for India and it seems unlikely at this stage that they can put on a big enough stand from here to get into a position they can defend, but stranger things have happened in Test cricket!
We’re not far away from the first ball of the day being bowled, so let’s jump in and see what will happen!
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Ciudad Juárez.- Esta noche, los juarenses deberán adelantar su reloj una hora, al entrar en vigencia el Horario de Verano en esta frontera.
El ajuste deberá realizarse a las 2:00 de la madrugada del domingo 8 de marzo, adelantando el reloj una hora. En términos prácticos: si son las 2:00 de la mañana, deberán marcarse las 3:00.
Lo que se conoce como el Horario de Verano se eliminó en la mayoría del país en 2022; sin embargo, sigue aplicándose en zonas fronterizas con Estados Unidos. Esto con el fin de alinear actividades con los estados vecinos del norte, y así facilitar acuerdos comerciales. Con el cambio se igualará el horario de Juárez con la ciudad de Chihuahua y el resto del país hasta noviembre próximo.
Desde la reforma de 2022, donde se estableció un horario estándar permanente, sólo en la franja fronteriza norte aplica el cambio. Los lugares donde sí aplica la medida son:
Baja California, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo León y Tamaulipas. El estado de Sonora no hace cambios de horario.
El adelanto de los relojes permitirá más luz natural en las tardes y menos luminosidad matinal.
El cambio de horario primaveral puede ser más duro. Las mañanas más oscuras y las tardes más claras pueden desequilibrar el reloj biológico interno. Algunos estudios incluso han encontrado un aumento de ataques cardiacos y accidentes cerebrovasculares justo después del cambio de horario de marzo. Algunas personas con trastorno afectivo estacional, un tipo de depresión que suele estar asociada a los días más cortos y la menor cantidad de luz solar en otoño e invierno, también pueden sufrir este problema.
Derivado de una iniciativa presidencial en el año 2022, el Poder Legislativo aprobó el decreto por el que se expide la Ley de los Husos Horarios y el 30 de octubre de ese año fue la última vez que se realizó un cambio en los relojes del país, a excepción de los municipios fronterizos de Chihuahua, Coahuila, Tamaulipas, Nuevo León y Baja California.
El ajuste del horario en estas zonas responde a la necesidad de sincronizar sus actividades con Estados Unidos, ya que las relaciones comerciales, laborales, escolares y el flujo de personas entre ambos países son fundamentales para estas regiones. Este cambio facilita la vida cotidiana de los habitantes y visitantes de los municipios fronterizos. (Pavel Juárez / El Diario)
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