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Hosts South Africa completed the comeback against favorites, India, as they won the third and final Test in Cape Town by wickets to secure the series 2-1. Having lost the first Test, the onus was on the Proteas to turn their fortunes around. They pulled off an excellent run chase in Johannesburg to level the series before masterminding another chase to hand Virat Kohli and co. a series defeat in a long time. After conceding a 13-run lead in the first innings, the South African pace attack brought their side into the game despite a Rishabh Pant century. The wicket-keeper became the first Indian on Proteas shores to score a hundred in the process. Rishabh Pant. Credits: Twitter Chasing a target of 212 on a decent batting surface would have been tough if not for the rise of Keegan Petersen. The youngster made the most of his luck and smashed a 113-ball 82 that completely deflated the Indian team. By the time he was dismissed, he had already brought the home side to the brink of victory. It was a mere formality from thereon and the hosts pocketed valuable World Test Championship (WTC) points in the 2021-23 table. Jasprit Bumrah…

Brex’s two twenty-something founders are now billionaires, thanks to a lofty new funding round announced this week that nearly doubled the valuation of their five-year-old fintech firm. The San Francisco-based startup—which is aiming to overhaul the corporate credit card—confirmed on Tuesday that it has raised $300 million in a funding round led by investment firms Greenoaks Capital and Technology Crossover Ventures (TCV), giving it a $12.3 billion valuation—a sizable jump from the $7.4 billion valuation it fetched just nine months ago. Cofounders (and co-CEOs) Henrique Dubugras, 26, and Pedro Franceschi, 25, each hold a 14% stake in Brex, Forbes estimates, worth about $1.5 billion apiece. (Forbes discounts the value of privately held companies.) The pair declined to comment on Forbes’ estimates but Dubugras did speak with Forbes about his startup’s path to success.    Brex cofounders and co-CEOs Henrique Dubugras (left), 26, and Pedro Franceschi, 25, met through a spirited Twitter exchange when they were high school seniors in Brazil. Photo courtesy of Brex The young fintech has made a name for itself with a corporate credit card tailored to the needs of startups. It remains Brex’s marquee product, and the interchange fees merchants pay when employees swipe Brex’s cards constitute…

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari speaks at the United Nations General Assembly in New York in September. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI | License Photo Jan. 13 (UPI) -- Nigeria lifted its ban on Twitter on Thursday, restoring access to the social media platform for millions of users across West Africa's biggest democracy. The Nigerian government cracked down on Twitter in June after the platform deleted a post from President Muhammadu Buhari that threatened political dissenters. A spokesman for Nigeria's National Information Technology Development Agency said it reinstated Twitter at 12 a.m. Thursday, once Twitter agreed to certain conditions, including establishing an office or legal entity in the country and meeting applicable tax obligations. "These conditions addressed legal registration of operations, taxation and managing prohibited publication in line with Nigerian laws. Twitter has agreed to meet all the conditions," NITDA Director-General Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi said in a statement. We are pleased that Twitter has been restored for everyone in Nigeria. Our mission in Nigeria & around the world, is to serve the public conversation. We are deeply committed to Nigeria, where Twitter is used by people for commerce, cultural engagement, and civic participation.— Twitter Public Policy (@Policy) January 13, 2022 The…

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Filed under: New, 3 comments Padres fans are pretty funny... By Ben Fadden@ben_fadden Jan 12, 2022, 8:01am PST Share this story Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter Share All sharing options Share All sharing options for: Talking Friars Ep. 89: Why the Padres won’t likely acquire Matt Olson + Padres Twitter is undefeated! Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images On the latest episode of the Talking Friars podcast, I gave you my thoughts on the new CBA update and Eric Hosmer’s wife replying to Padres fans on Twitter before going more into why A.J. Preller probably won’t be trading for Matt Olson this winter after my article came out this morning. Feel free to let me know your thoughts in the comments below! Talking Friars Ep. 89: Why it's unlikely the #Padres will acquire Matt Olson + Padres Twitter is undefeated!-Also discussing the latest CBA update and Hosmer's wife replying to fans on Twitter Listen: https://t.co/eXSGwFBeyvhttps://t.co/mwYLT0aVep— Talking Friars (@talkingfriars) January 12, 2022 More From Gaslamp Ball Five reasons why it might be difficult for the Padres to acquire Matt Olson this offseason Good Morning San Diego - January 12, 2022 Major League Baseball expected to…

Encouraged by the interaction, when Twitter users asked him what his favourite subjects in school and college were, Mahindra said it was... January 12, 2022 / 02:26 PM IST Anand Mahindra shared this photo on Twitter to mark National Youth Day and to emphasise on cultivating youthful thinking. To mark National Youth Day on Wednesday, Mahindra Group Chairperson Anand Mahindra shared a motivational message on Twitter. He stressed on the importance of having a "youthful outlook to the world", but what got Twitter's attention was the photo Mahindra had shared with the post.Today, on #NationalYouthDay, I believe we celebrate not just the young in age, but also the young at heart. I believe it’s vital to preserve a fresh,youthful outlook to the world around us. Because my batteries are recharged the most when I visit classrooms with our Nanhi Kalis.. pic.twitter.com/cXaWAQ7BTW— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) January 12, 2022It featured the industrialist sitting in a classroom with young students, but as Twitter pointed out, Mahindra had chosen to take the last bench in the class, leading to people calling him a "backbencher".A backbencher?— Wanderlust (@charuhasmujumd1) January 12, 2022Mahindra, however, took things in his stride and commented, "Backbenchers always have the widest possible view…

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's calls for her supporters to flock to right-wing social media platforms after her personal account was permanently suspended appear to be having some effect.The Republican congresswoman urged people to ditch Twitter and join conservative network Gettr and the controversial "free speech" social media site Gab in protest at her being banned from the site.According to the internet archive website the WayBack Machine, since Greene was suspended from Twitter on January 2, the Georgia congresswoman has gained 44,600 followers on Gab, as well as around 23,600 followers on Gettr, amounting to more than 68,000 new social media followers overall. In a statement, Twitter confirmed it had suspended Greene's personal account where she had more than 460,000 followers for "repeated violations" of its COVID-19 misinformation policy.Soon afterwards, Greene called on "every Republican to LEAVE Twitter!" in a post on Gettr. Greene added that "truth is under attack and so are our Republican Conservative values" and claimed her suspension is the latest example of Twitter censoring right-wing voices.Greene also described Twitter as a "disgrace to democracy" during an appearance on Newsmax on January 4, noting how former president Donald Trump was also permanently banned from the platform after…

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Paytm has become the talk of the town for memelords yet again after it hit record low on Monday. Its stock tanked 6.01 per cent at the BSE and went down 5.98 per cent on the NSE.  Soon after these fluctuations at the bourses were reported, Twitter users decided to put their humorous hats on and share some absolutely hilarious memes on the same.   From "bas kijiye bahut ho gaya" to rehashing Vijay Shekhar Sharma’s emotional moment from the day of Paytm’s listing on the bourses, here’s how the Internet reacted #Paytm shares sinks to record low. Meanwhile Investors to Paytm.👇🤣#StockMarketindia #stockmarkets pic.twitter.com/yfnGrwsfD9 — Addhyann_financeinstitute (@Addhyann_IOF) January 10, 2022 — SINGH🚩🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@Mountain_Feel) January 10, 2022 Unicorn before and after listing #paytm pic.twitter.com/cdAGyLhkEm — Inevitable Burst (@BurstInevitable) January 6, 2022 A retail Investor when asked why they still have #Paytm shares in their portfolio pic.twitter.com/N8s62WAQhL — Rishabh shah (@Pun_Intended___) January 10, 2022 #Paytm *Paytm share hits all time low* Investors who are holding it since IPO: pic.twitter.com/c2uFJBmHNM — Trade Brains Portal (@TbPortal) January 10, 2022 After #Paytm crash Investors to Pay TM regulators be like:- pic.twitter.com/IK3ZWyCBU2 — Green Earth (@GreenEa70900463) January 10, 2022 #Paytm shares hit all time Low. meanwhile…

As the country witnesses a rise in Covid-19 cases, the demand for pain-relieving medicine ‘Dolo 650’ is high. Netizens have stirred up the Twitter with the regular dose of humour with memes related to Dolo 650. News18.com Last Updated:January 10, 2022, 13:10 ISTFOLLOW US ON:If you had thought that the pandemic is finally behind us, you are wrong. It has reared its ugly head by bringing a new variant called Omicron. At this time when the Covid-19 cases are increasing, the demand for the medicine Dolo 650 is high. On this occasion, netizens on the one side have come up with #Dolo650 which is  trending on Twitter. Dolo 650 is a tablet which is a common painkiller that has been seen in every household used to treat aches, pains and fever. Netizens have stirred up Twitter with the regular dose of humour with memes related to Dolo 650.Take a look at the top best memes on Twitter:Today, Indian has reported 1,79,723 new Covid cases and 146 deaths. The government is currently speeding the booster vaccine dose against the virus to the people who work in healthcare and those who are above 60 years of age. Various states have announced strict restrictions like night…