'I got called an a***hole and threatened twice' - McDonald's staff subjected to abuse after customers unable to order food
A McDonald's worker said they were subjected to a flurry of abuse following a worldwide IT outage this morning (March 15).
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Pakistan To Miss Out On Hosting Champions Trophy 2025? Report Says "ICC Will Never..."
A 'hybrid model' to host next year's Champions Trophy in Pakistan remains an option as India's participation cannot be decided by the ICC if there is a government policy against it, a source in the governing body's all-powerful executive board told PTI on Friday. The ICC board meeting is currently underway in Dubai. The Champions Trophy, which will be held in February-March 2025, is not on the agenda but newly-elected PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi has stated that he wants to speak with his BCCI counterpart Jay Shah as well as ICC bigwigs on the sidelines, seeking some kind of assurance.
Singapore assessing 'feasibility of invite' to host 2026 Commonwealth Games
SINGAPORE: Singapore is “currently assessing the feasibility” of an invitation by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) to stage the 2026 edition of the Games.
Canadian siblings' light approach reaps benefits on the LPGA Tour
It was easy to find Savannah Grewal on the course at last week's Blue Bay LPGA. All you had to do was follow the sound of her laughter.
"That's The Biggest Quality He Possesses": Shardul Thakur On CSK Captain MS Dhoni
Fresh from a title-winning run with Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy, India all-rounder Shardul Thakur is now looking forward to his IPL homecoming with the Chennai Super Kings where he expects to "grow" under the leadership of Mahendra Singh Dhoni after a not-so-great season last year. Thakur was part of the CSK squad from 2018 to 2021 before plying his trade with Delhi Capitals (2022) and Kolkata Knight Riders (2023). He will return to CSK this season after being bought for Rs 4 crore.
Matthew Wade Set To Retire From Red-Ball Format Ahead Of T20 World Cup 2024
Australia wicketkeeper-batter Matthew Wade announced the decision to retire from the longest format ahead of the Marsh Sheffield Shield final. Matthew Wade, the Australia wicketkeeper-batter, announced his decision to retire from red-ball cricket. Wade, who postponed his arrival at the Indian Premier League (IPL) to participate in the Shield final with his home team Tasmania, informed his state teammates about his choice before the clash against South Australia.
Family affair for Ward as Ireland U20s get to lay down cards first
Bryn Ward has no shortage of advisors and he's happy to take on board all they have to offer.
COVID casts long shadow over New Zealand paddler Jones
The Paris Olympics will be free of the strict COVID-19 restrictions that overshadowed the Tokyo and Beijing Games but New Zealand canoe slalom trailblazer Luuka Jones might be forgiven for taking extra precautions with her health.