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FACTBOX-Batsmen who have reached 10,000 test runs

(Reuters) - Seven batsmen have scored 10,000 test runs after Ricky Ponting reached the milestone on the first day of Australia's second test against West Indies in Antigua on Friday. Brian Lara (West Indies), 131 tests, 11,953 runs Sachin Tendulkar (India), 147 tests, 11,782 runs Allan Border (Australia), 156 tests, 11,174 runs Steve Waugh (Australia), 168 tests, 10,927 runs Sunil Gavaskar (India), 125 tests, 10,122 runs Rahul Dravid (India), 122 tests, 10,098 runs Ricky Ponting (Australia), 118 tests, 10,004 runs (Compiled by Neil Maidment)

Old warhorses look to shine

India begin their three-Test series at a venue where they have suffered their worst loss against Sri Lanka; the last time these two sides played at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo, India were trounced by an innings and 77 runs. Sri Lanka have won just three of their 26 Tests against India but won the previous home series against the same opponents 2-1. They have fared much better against India at home, with just two losses in 12 Tests, and one series defeat in 1993. India have won ten Tests in all, six of them by an innings margin. One in two Tests has produced a result, and the results have often been one-sided - the smallest margin of victory has been by 149 (in terms of runs) and seven (in terms of wickets). (Click here for results of previous Tests between the two teams.

Is It Test Prep... Or Is It A Copyright Violation?

The standardized testing business is a big business -- though many are extremely critical of it. However, given how many universities rely on standardized tests for admissions, it's difficult to overstate how important some of these tests can be. And, because of that, there's a huge ecosystem of test preparation built around all of these tests, trying to help applicants prepare for the exams. These usually involve practice exams, often with questions from older exams. However, what if you got questions that were appearing on current exams? Given how many people take these tests, would it really be that surprising that someone would tell others about some of the questions they received on the test? In the long run, it probably wouldn't make a huge difference in testing results since it's unlikely anyone would see all the questions they cou

Tests conducted on Kibo space lab's robotic arm

Tests are conducted on the robotic arm attached to Japan's ''Kibo'' research lab in the International Space Station. On the left is part of a solar panel of the international orbiter. (Photo taken from NASA TV) (Kyodo)

Tests show US shield 'not needed'

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said the results of Iran's missile tests prove that US plans for a defence shield in Europe are unnecessary.

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

latest tests of digital cameras show an overlap in performance between point-and-shoots and SLRs. The report, featured in the July issue, reveals that some point-and-shoots excelled at producing much less grainy images in low light conditions -- traditionally an SLR strength -- while a few SLRs faltered. Many of the new point-and-shoots responded fairly quickly when their shutters were pressed, though none have the near instantaneous response of SLRs.

DNA tests find stolen baby in Guatemala

DNA tests for the first time have confirmed that a baby was stolen from her mother and adopted for profit in Guatemala.

Consumer Reports tests 56 models of Digital Cameras

Consumer Reports tests 56 models of Digital CamerasConsumer Reports, the nonprofit organization known for its independent reviews and objectivity, has published its July 2008 issue which features ratings of 56 models of point-and-shoots and Digital SLR camera's.

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

Cancer tests will continue despite patent wrangle

The Australian hospital laboratory used to test New Zealand women for genetic susceptibility to an aggressive form of breast and ovarian cancer will continue the tests despite a patent row, the Auckland District Health Board says.

NASA tests lunar robots, spacesuits on Earthly moonscape

Conditions on the moon will be harsher, but prototype NASA robotic vehicles braved sand storms and unprecedented temperature swings this month on sand dunes near Moses Lake, Wash., to prepare for future lunar expeditions. Teams from seven NASA centers and several universities conducted the tests from June 2-13.

NASA Tests Lunar Robots And Spacesuits On Earthen Moonscape

Conditions on the moon will be harsher, but prototype NASA robotic vehicles braved sand storms and unprecedented temperature swings this month on sand dunes near Moses Lake, Wash., to prepare for future lunar expeditions. Teams from seven NASA centers and several universities conducted the tests from June 2-13.

NASA Tests Lunar Robots and Spacesuits on Earthly Moonscape

WASHINGTON, June 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Conditions on the moon will be harsher, but prototype NASA robotic vehicles braved sand storms and unprecedented temperature swings this month on sand dunes near Moses Lake, Wash., to prepare for future lunar expeditions. Teams from seven NASA centers and several universities conducted the tests from June 2-13. "The goal was to gain hands-on experience with specific technical challenges anticipated when humans return to the moon by 2020, begin to explore the lunar surface, and set up outposts," said Test Director Bill Bluethmann of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. NASA's Human Robotic Systems Project, part of the agency's Exploration Technology Development Program, focused on human and robotic mobility systems for the moon, but also looked at communication and command and control syste

NASA Tests Lunar Robots and Spacesuits on Earthly Moonscape

WASHINGTON, June 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Conditions on the moon will be harsher, but prototype NASA robotic vehicles braved sand storms and unprecedented temperature swings this month on sand dunes near Moses Lake, Wash., to prepare for future lunar expeditions. Teams from seven NASA centers and several universities conducted the tests from June 2-13.

NASA Tests Lunar Robots and Spacesuits on Earthly Moonscape

WASHINGTON, June 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Conditions on the moon will be harsher, but prototype NASA robotic vehicles braved sand storms and unprecedented temperature swings this month on sand dunes near Moses Lake, Wash., to prepare for future lunar expeditions. Teams from seven NASA centers and several universities conducted the tests from June 2-13.

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumer Reports' latest tests of Click for the lowest price on dmnobieblankdigital cameras');" onMouseOut="setTimeout('hideLayer()',500);" class=hotlink2>digital cameras

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumer Reports' latest tests of digital cameras show an overlap in performance between point-and-shoots and SLRs. The report, featured in the July issue, reveals that some point-and-shoots excelled at producing much less grainy images in low light conditions -- traditionally an SLR strength -- while a few SLRs faltered. Many of the new point-and-shoots responded fairly quickly when their shutters were pressed, though none have the near instantaneous response of SLRs.

Consumer Reports Tests Reveal an Overlap in Performance Between Point-and-Shoots and SLR Digital Cameras

YONKERS, N.Y., June 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Consumer Reports' latest tests of digital cameras show an overlap in performance between point-and-shoots and SLRs. The report, featured in the July issue, reveals that some point-and-shoots excelled at producing much less grainy images in low light conditions -- traditionally an SLR strength -- while a few SLRs faltered. Many of the new point-and-shoots responded fairly quickly when their shutters were pressed, though none have the near instantaneous response of SLRs.

Lorgat says Tests must stay No. 1

Haroon Lorgat says it's important Twenty20 is used to help cricket, but that Tests remain the major format

Drugs Tests For Pakistan Champions Trophy Hopefuls

Stung by the doping controversies surrounding two of its key bowlers, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday conducted drugs tests of the players named in its preliminary squad for the Champions Trophy.

England to play 4 tests, 5 one-day matches and a Twenty20 in West Indies next year

LONDON: England will play four tests, five one-day internationals and a Twenty20 match on its tour of West Indies next year.

England to play four Tests, five one-day matches and a Twenty20 in West Indies

LONDON - England will play four cricket Tests, five one-day internationals and a Twenty20 match on its tour of West Indies next year.

Games consoles guzzle power, CHOICE tests reveal

Consumer body CHOICE has conducted tests that show some video-game systems can use more power than much larger appliances.


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