Kapil's first over in County cricket. For Northamptonshire against Sussex at the County Ground in Northampton on 17th June 1981. The Sussex batsman is John Barclay and the umpire is Charles Terence Spencer. (Photo by Bob Thomas Sports Photography via Getty Images)

A gripping tale of one man's unending mission to solve the mysterious and brutal killing of the Italian film director in 1975. on.ft.com/3Mkrpug

A race in the skies

City lights

Over 52,000 passengers have lost their lives on Mumbai local trains in the last 20 years. Central Railways' affidavit reveals 29,321 deaths on Central & Harbour Lines alone. A tragic toll that demands urgent action. #MumbaiLocal #RailSafety

‘Efficient markets is a hypothesis. It’s not reality.’ on.ft.com/3T9zhCA

Twitter is a place where facts are optional, outrage is mandatory, and nuance is non-existent.

This is hilarious

‘This is not constitutional democracy, it is constitutional quackery.’

Gurgaon, 10 minutes of rain.

What wolf attacks in India reveal about climate change and the vulnerability of poor children. My story with syedimam bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… #UttarPradesh

A record number of advertisers plan to pull back from X next year because of concerns over being associated with extreme content, in a new blow to Elon Musk’s hopes of turning round the finances of the social media group. ft.com/content/cf023e…

Vijay addressed his new party cadre as “comrades”. “It was used intentionally after deep thought. He knows what it means and he wants to take the ideology propagated by great thinkers, like Karl Marx and Frederick Engels, to the common people." Hillarious. theprint.in/politics/thala…

‘I hate to trace people's beliefs to their accident of birth, but the staggering display ofignorance, prejudice and arrogance on this issue forces me to remember that the opinion-making class in our country’s still largely upper caste.’ Yogendra Yadav on caste census half-truths

‘Investigations revealed that the IC 814 hijackers had been holed up in Mumbai since July 1999 and were preparing for the hijack.’ indianexpress.com/article/expres…

“They say cricket is not for Italy. But it’s because we are foreigners." Far-right cricket ban in an Italian town sparks tensions, where nearly 1/3 of residents are Bangladeshi Muslims vital to the shipbuilding industry. Cricketwallah Rohit Brijnath bbc.in/3Xij3bk