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A Reproducible Certificate for the Brass--Sharifi Lower Bound in Lebesgue's Universal Cover Problem
arXiv:2606.04458v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Brass and Sharifi proved the lower bound 0.832 for the convex form of Lebesgue's universal cover problem by combining geometric estimates with a computer search over placements of a disk, an equilateral triangle, and a regular pentagon. This paper gives a certificate-based reproduction of that computation. The certificate consists of a finite adaptive ledger, a terminal-route replay, three local lower-bound certificate families, compact...
A Reproducible Certificate for the Brass$-$Sharifi Lower Bound in Lebesgue's Universal Cover Problem
arXiv:2606.04458v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Brass and Sharifi proved the lower bound 0.832 for the convex form of Lebesgue's universal cover problem by combining geometric estimates with a computer search over placements of a disk, an equilateral triangle, and a regular pentagon. This paper gives a certificate-based reproduction of that computation. The finite record consists of an adaptive ledger, a terminal-route replay, three local lower-bound certificate families, compact...
India register biggest victory in Tests; crush Afg by innings and 300 runs
India registered their biggest victory in Test cricket on Monday, defeating Afghanistan by an innings and 300 runs on the third day of the one-off Test in New Chandigarh. The win surpassed India's previous biggest Test victory margin (Inns & 272 runs vs WI, Rajkot, 2018) and was set up by a dominant bowling performance that saw them take 15 Afghanistan wickets on the third day. Biggest innings wins for India- Inns & 300 runs vs AFG, Mullanpur, 2026* - Inns & 272 runs vs WI, Rajkot, 2018 -...
Rishabh Pant joins Dhoni, Kirmani in exclusive Indian Test wicketkeeper club
Rishabh Pant added another significant milestone to his already impressive Test career on Saturday, becoming only the third Indian wicketkeeper in history to play 50 Test matches for the national team. The landmark came during India's one-off Test against Afghanistan at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh, where Pant will take the field in his 50th Test appearance as India's designated wicketkeeper-batter. At just 28 years of age, Pant...
IND vs AFG: KL Rahul sheds T20 edginess, Sudharsan makes the most of 'long rope'
TimesofIndia.com in Mullanpur: The challenge before KL Rahul and Sai Sudharsan was not Afghanistan's bowling attack. It was the transition from two months of relentless T20 cricket back to the demands of Test cricket. One had to rediscover patience after a prolific IPL campaign, while the other had to justify the faith placed in him by the team management.
The rise of Mohammad Saleem Safi: Quit cricket at 16, now bags 6/140 vs India
TimesofIndia.com in Mullanpur: Three years ago, when Rana Naved-ul-Hasan arrived at Afghanistan's high-performance centre in Kabul as bowling coach, one young fast bowler immediately grabbed his attention. Mohammad Saleem Safi, a lanky pacer from Baghlan province, was bowling with genuine pace and troubling some of Afghanistan's accomplished batters in the nets. "He was touching 145 kph.
Who is Manav Suthar? Rajasthan all-rounder handed India Test cap against Afghanistan
A dream years in the making finally became reality for Manav Suthar on Saturday as the Rajasthan all-rounder received his maiden India Test cap ahead of the one-off Test against Afghanistan at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur. In a special moment during the pre-match presentation, senior spinner Kuldeep Yadav handed the coveted Test cap, officially welcoming him into India's Test fraternity. Manav Suthar is a 23-year-old rising Indian cricketer who...
DRS howler! Afghanistan miss Rishabh Pant wicket despite clear edge on UltraEdge
NEW DELHI: Afghanistan missed a golden opportunity to dismiss the in-form Rishabh Pant on Day 2 of the one-off Test at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, New Chandigarh. The incident occurred in the 89th over of India's innings when Azmatullah Omarzai induced a loud caught-behind appeal against Pant. The umpire turned down the appeal, and while Afghanistan briefly discussed the possibility of a review, wicketkeeper Afsar Zazai appeared convinced there...