Archie Jackson

Almost a century ago, on February 4, 1929, 19-year-old Archie Jackson, hailed as Bradman's equal, achieved his sole Test century in his debut Ashes match for Australia. This stunning 164 was the highlight of a tragically short career. Jackson played only eight Tests before succumbing to tuberculosis at 23, leaving behind a legacy of immense promise.

Ian Chappell in a column a while ago wrote: "Sehwag has often said he doesn't think too much when he's batting.

Every ‘free’ mobile phone application comes with a heavy price — the applications not only learn your preferences, location, usage patterns and other applications you use, but many can also mine personal data if it’s a malware or spyware.

As a university that believes in continuously updating its educational blueprint to adapt to disruption, UPES brought together innovators and visionaries from several fields for the Education Tomorrow conclave.