Achieving the number 1 position on the list is quite an accomplishment for this country, which has a literacy rate that is lower than the global average (only 74%). India topped the list with its citizens reporting an average of 10 hours and 42 minutes a week spent reading. Additionally, the study does not report specific information about the people surveyed (like age, educational level, or sex) or how many people were surveyed. The results of this study do not specify what type of material is being read, which could be anything from online news to work e-mails and magazines to books in print. The World Culture Score Index conducted a global study to measure the amount of time that people around the world spend reading on a weekly basis. So, where in the world do people spend the most time reading? Countries That Spend The Most Time Reading Reading helps people create a more active imagination and leads to higher levels of creativity as well. The human brain needs constant development and reading is just the activity to help. Additionally, accessing information online or in books and magazines helps keep people educated and informed about the world around them. It is required for reading traffic signs, medical instructions, and news stories. In fact, reading is crucial to being able to relate to and take part in society.
"And then Wagner, when nothing is happening and everything seems flat he comes and does something and he has been doing it on a regular basis," added Ajit Agarkar.Being able to read is one of the most important basic skills that a person can learn today. The former India pacer pointed out that Neil Wagner has the tendency to pick up wickets even on flat tracks by targeting batsmen with short-pitched bowling. Boult and Southee, one coming into you and the other going away from you as a right-hander," said Agarkar. Because if you look at someone like a Jamieson, who is a tall guy, will pose a different challenge. He highlighted that while Trent Boult and Tim Southee can move the ball both ways, the lanky Kyle Jamieson will extract disconcerting bounce from the surface. "The New Zealand attack has a lot of variety" - Ajit Agarkar Ajit Agarkar observed that New Zealand has got an excellent seam-bowling attackĪjit Agarkar lauded the variety in the Kiwi pace attack.
They will have to get adjusted quickly to the conditions, as an indifferent start can put them behind the eight ball. While the Indian team will be on a high after staging comeback series wins against Australia and England, the English conditions could prove to be a different kettle of fish.
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