Citi Research Head of EM Asia Strategy Rohit Garg shares his take on growth potential among AI equities in South Korea, Taiwan and China. (Source: Bloomberg)
Citi Research Head of EM Asia Strategy Rohit Garg shares his take on growth potential among AI equities in South Korea, Taiwan and China. (Source: Bloomberg)
There were suspicions in the first Test that all might not be well with Snicko and the technology had an all-time shocker on the first day of the third Test in Adelaide. The human error that resulted in the reprieve of Alex Carey might not have come to light had Carey not been honest enough to admit he edged Josh Tongue. Carey got away with it on 72 and went on to make 106. It was later revealed t...
There were suspicions in the first Test that all might not be well with Snicko and the technology had an all-time shocker on the first day of the third Test in Adelaide. The human error that resulted in the reprieve of Alex Carey might not have come to light had Carey not been honest enough to admit he edged Josh Tongue. Carey got away with it on 72 and went on to make 106. It was later revealed the wrong microphone was used in the process of the review. By the end of the Test, players on both sides seemed to have lost faith in Snicko. Starc was heard calling it "the worst technology ever". There was one final controversy on the final day of the series, involving Brydon Carse and Jake Weatherald. Snicko has come out of this series with almost as much reputational damage as the England team.
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This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing . Get faster notifications on the latest updates by downloading our app A winter chill lingered over Hong Kong on Thursday morning, with temperatures dropping to 12 degrees Celsius across the city and to as low as 5.9 degrees in some northern districts under cle...
This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing . Get faster notifications on the latest updates by downloading our app A winter chill lingered over Hong Kong on Thursday morning, with temperatures dropping to 12 degrees Celsius across the city and to as low as 5.9 degrees in some northern districts under clear skies and significant radiative cooling. The Hong Kong Observatory recorded minimum temperatures of 10 degrees or below in many districts. Ta Kwu Ling bore the brunt of the cold snap, hitting a low of 5.9 degrees, while Sheung Shui saw the mercury fall to 9.1 degrees. Advertisement While the cold weather and red fire danger alerts remained in force, the weather forecaster cancelled the frost warning at 7.45am. Despite sub-six-degree temperatures in the north, no significant icing was reported on farmland in areas such as Tai Mo Shan and Sheung Shui. Advertisement “Under the persistent influence of a dry winter monsoon, the weather will be generally fine with cold mornings over Guangdong [on Thursday and Friday]. With the monsoon moderating slightly over the weekend, temperatures will rise slightly over southern China, but it will still be cool in the morning,” the Observatory said.
There were a couple of wobbles along the way but at 2.30pm on the final day in Sydney, Australia had knocked off a target of 160 runs to win the fifth Test by five wickets and claim this Ashes series by a 4-1 scoreline. Like their tour as a whole, there was a nagging sense of what might have been for England with a few more runs on the board, or better catching and tighter bowling earlier in the c...
There were a couple of wobbles along the way but at 2.30pm on the final day in Sydney, Australia had knocked off a target of 160 runs to win the fifth Test by five wickets and claim this Ashes series by a 4-1 scoreline. Like their tour as a whole, there was a nagging sense of what might have been for England with a few more runs on the board, or better catching and tighter bowling earlier in the contest. But there could be few quibbles from the injured Ben Stokes as he watched the final rites from first slip. This has been a chastening tour for Stokes and his men, the Ashes lost in a record-equalling 11 days and just that two-day shootout victory in Melbourne to show for it. High hopes were followed by crushing lows, even if Jacob Bethell’s 154 in this fifth Test was a genuine moment of promise. Australia simply played superior cricket across the bulk of the series, with the flashing blade of Travis Head, the left-arm majesty of Mitchell Starc, and Scott Boland’s accuracy standing out. England underwhelmed with the bat, while their bowling prompted the words “cut for four” far too often. Another difference was Alex Carey’s campaign both behind the stumps and with bat in hand, Australia’s cherubic wicketkeeper going on to deliver the winning moment with a succulent drive through extra cover off Will Jacks. View image in fullscreen Ben Stokes directs Brydon Carse away from the umpire after DRS did not find in their favour. Photograph: Dean Lewins/EPA The run chase delivered a few moments for a crowd of 26,000 that took the match past 200,000 for the first time in the SCG’s history. Among these one last snarling blow-up from Brydon Carse after review for caught behind off Jake Weatherland on 16 was declined despite a low murmur on Snicko. Up in the third umpire’s box, Kumar Dharmasena had felt there was not enough evidence to overturn the decision, with English minds cast back to a similar one that saw Jamie Smith dismissed back in Perth. Consistency is the key, even i...