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Heinrich Klaasen retires from test cricket

Heinrich Klaasen has announced his retirement from test cricket, despite being considered for the South African test team. The wicketkeeper-batter has excelled in white-ball cricket, with upcoming stints in global leagues. While he expresses fondness for red ball cricket, Klaasen looks forward to new challenges. Cricket South Africa plans to retain him for white ball cricket.

Watch: Virat Kohli plans Marco Jansen’s dismissal in second Test

A viral video shows India's Virat Kohli strategically planning South Africa's Marco Jansen's dismissal in the second Test. India delivered exceptional bowling performance, with Mohammed Siraj taking 6/15. However, India's batting struggles continued as they were dismissed for 153. Virat Kohli top-scored with 46. South Africa's pace trio bagged three wickets each.

North Korea says Hwasong-18 ICBM test was response to US hostility

North Korea conducted a test of its new ICBM, the Hwasong-18, stating it was a response to US hostility. Leader Kim Jong Un supervised the launch, emphasizing the country's readiness for military confrontation. The launch was condemned by South Korea, Japan, and the US, leading to a UN Security Council meeting. China also held discussions with North Korea. - Khabristan.PK

WATCH: Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed goes on test ride of autonomous electric vehicle

Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, took the first demo ride in a Chevrolet Bolt-based Cruise autonomous vehicle in Jumeirah 1. This marks a crucial step towards launching a self-driving ridehail service in Dubai, further solidifying the city's position as a global leader in adopting future technologies. The initiative aims to transform Dubai's transportation with a focus on autonomous trips by 2030. - Khabristan.PK

Lerverkusen’s rise as Bayern hunters faces test

BERLIN: Bayer Leverkusen is set to face Borussia Dortmund on Sunday, occupying the top spot in the Bundesliga table with an impressive record of dropping just two points out of a possible 36 to start the season. Despite being a mere two points ahead of a formidable Bayern Munich, Leverkusen boasts a commanding ten-point lead over Dortmund, highlighting their early-season dominance with only 12 matches played.