Jonathan Marchessault scored twice to help the Vegas Golden Knights take home-ice advantage with a 3-1 win in Game 2 over the Winnipeg Jets.
NHL playoffs 2018: Marchessault helps Golden Knights flip script, take Game 2 over Jets
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SC stays govt’s decision to raise import duty on sugar
- On April 17, the Cabinet had hiked customs duty on sugar imports to 30 pc
Kathmandu, May 14
The Supreme Court today stayed the government’s decision to levy additional 15 per cent customs duty on sugar imported by Gyan Enterprises Sajhedari Firm from Pakistan.
The order was passed by a single bench of Justice Bam Kumar Shrestha in response to a writ petition filed by Naresh Dugar of Dugar Group, against the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, Ministry of Finance, Rani Customs Office and others.
On April 17, the Cabinet had decided to increase the customs duty on sugar imports to 30 per cent from 15 per cent ‘to facilitate sugarcane farmers and sugar mill operators’ amid increasing flow of cheaper imported sugar in the domestic market.
The Supreme Court stated in its order that the stay order would remain in effect till May 28, when the court will decide further on the matter after hearing arguments of both parties.
The apex court also issued a show cause notice to the defendants. It stated that it was issuing a stay order because the petitioner had opened letter of credit (LC) and had purchased sugar before the government decided to hike customs duty on the import of sugar.
Petitioner Naresh Dugar stated in his petition that he had imported 5,200 metric tonnes sugar from Mirpurkhas Sugar Mills Ltd of Pakistan between February 28 and April 15, the shipment of which had already reached Biratnagar Customs Office. The petitioner said he had already paid customs duty for 5,200 metric tonnes sugar and the customs office had already checked the shipment of 4,628 metric tonnes.
He added that out of 5,200 metric tonnes of sugar that he had imported from Pakistan, 572 tonnes was still at Biratnagar Customs Office. The petitioner said some shipments of the imported sugar were at Kolkata port while other shipments had already left Kolkata port for Biratnagar.
The petitioner said that on April 18, Biratnagar Customs Office told him to pay a 30 per cent customs duty as per government’s decision that came into effect on April 17.
The petitioner argued that he had opened LCs before March 23 for importing sugar from Pakistan and had completed all the processes of the trade before the government hiked import duty. The petitioner said the government enforced new import duty with retroactive effect which was against legal provisions and principle of justice. The petitioner added that the government’s decision was against its prior promises and legitimate expectation. He argued that only the Parliament could change the laws.
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Warriors vs. Rockets: Score, updates, highlights from Game 1 of West finals
The top two teams in the West finally meet in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals. Follow along here for live updates from Warriors vs. Rockets.
Everton set to let Sam Allardyce go and target Marco Silva as successor
• Portuguese was preferred candidate back in October
• Board to meet about Allardyce and Rooney in midweek
Sam Allardyce is set to leave Everton this week with the former Watford and Hull City manager Marco Silva a leading candidate to replace him.
Allardyce is scheduled to meet Everton’s major shareholder, Farhad Moshiri, in the coming days and his departure is expected to be announced by the end of the week. Allardyce is six months into the 18-month contract he secured in November and oversaw an eighth-place finish in the Premier League. But fierce opposition to his management style among the club’s supporters, allied to the hierarchy’s desire for a fresh start following a dreadful season, is likely to result in the 63-year-old leaving with a final year’s pay-off of around £6m.
Continue reading…Are we in danger of being seduced by a Tiger Woods fairytale? | Ewan Murray
Woods has performed brilliantly simply to be competitive again but his shortcomings are obvious
There is a recurring danger of sporting dreams blurring reality. The hype around Tiger Woods was once justified but the reality of recent months applies context often missing in the giddy analysis. Woods has performed brilliantly simply to be competitive again after physical trouble so acute he struggled to sit down for dinner. But there, for now, the story ends.
Woods’ latest outing at the Players Championship had him finish seven –almost two shots per round – adrift of the winner Webb Simpson. The 42-year-old tied 55th the previous weekend in Charlotte, 32nd at the Masters and trailed the victorious Rory McIlroy by eight at the conclusion of the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Continue reading…Hundred tournament is a definite starter, claims ECB chairman Colin Graves
• Only the 10-ball over is up for debate
• Not what we were told last week, retorts PCA
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Colin Graves, the chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, has insisted its new 100-ball tournament will definitely go ahead in 2020 and is needed because the younger generation is “just not attracted” to the sport in its current guises.
The ECB had appeared to be softening on the introduction of a fourth format during its conversations with the Professional Cricketers’ Association last week, telling the union it was “not set in stone” and just a “concept” following player concerns over the new eight-team competition’s move away from Twenty20.
Continue reading…Ben Ryan: ‘I’ve been more nervous than the Olympic final often’
Fiji’s gold-winning sevens coach at Rio 2016 reflects on the band of brothers he forged into a successful team and how they landed the country’s first ever Olympic medal
Written by Sean Ingle
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/may/14/fiji-olympic-final-sevens-rugby-union-coach-ben-ryan-gold-medal-coach under the title “Ben Ryan: ‘I’ve been more nervous than the Olympic final often’”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article. “I much preferred Fiji – even with a dictator in charge, a boss who was convicted for manslaughter, my phone being bugged, the bankruptcy and black magic – than my last year at the RFU,” says Ben Ryan, as he sips on a double espresso and reminisces about an extraordinary journey that culminated in him guiding Fiji’s sevens side to Olympic gold in Rio.
We are in a cafe not far from Twickenham, where Ryan worked for six years as the England sevens coach before falling foul of what he calls the Rugby Football Union’s “machiavellian” struggles for power and influence, “with people above you who can only be trusted never to be trustworthy”.
Continue reading…Lewis Hamilton’s and Mercedes’ problems not solved in Barcelona
Silverstone organisers quiet over the British Grand Prix’s future and Williams identify the root cause of their difficulties
Lewis Hamilton’s dominant win from the front proved he and his car were the class of the field in Barcelona. There is no sense, however, that Mercedes have solved their problems nor that they will necessarily enjoy such an advantage again. This season it is all still to play for.
Continue reading…Jets vs. Golden Knights: Live score, updates from Game 2 of the Western Conference finals
The Winnipeg Jets look to protect home ice once again and take a 2-0 series lead over the Vegas Golden Knights. Sporting News will provide live updates from Game 2.
Cardinals’ second-round pick Christian Kirk reportedly arrested prior to draft
The 21-year-old wide receiver was selected 47th overall by the Cardinals in the 2018 NFL Draft almost two months after his reported arrest.
