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• Profession: Conductor • Residences: London • Relation to Mahler: • Correspondence with Mahler: • Born: 08-04-1889 Chester, England • Married: 1933 Ann • Rertired: 1981 • Died: 22-02-1983 In a nursing home in Kent, England. Aged 93. • Buried: When Boult died, there was no funeral as he had willed his body to science. But a memorial concert was given by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and in 1984 a memorial stone was placed in Westminster Abbey near the graves of Henry Purcell, Handel, and Vaughan Williams. Sir Adrian Cedric Boult was an English conductor. Brought up in a prosperous mercantile family, he followed musical studies in England and at Leipzig, Germany, with early conducting work in London for the Royal Opera House and Sergei Diaghilev’s ballet company. His first prominent post was conductor of the City of Birmingham Orchestra in 1924. When the British Broadcasting Corporation appointed him director of music in 1930, he established the BBC Symphony Orchestra and became its chief conductor. The orchestra set standards of excellence that were rivalled in Britain only by the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), founded two years later. Forced to leave the BBC in 1950 on reaching retirement age, Boult took on the chief conductorship of the LPO. The orchestra had declined from its peak of the 1930s, but under his guidance its fortunes were revived. He retired as its chief conductor in 1957, and later accepted the post of president. Although in the latter part of his caree...

Australia dominates Test batting rankings ahead of Ashes Mumbai Indians legend Kieron Pollard will captain the franchise and the roster also includes Afghanistan’s T20 captain Rashid Khan and former West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran. They will be joined by New Zealand fast bowler Trent Boult and the Aussie duo of the big-hitting Tim David and pacer Jason Behrendorff. The team will also feature rising South African star Dewald Brevis, pace sensation Kagiso Rabada and Namibian all-rounder David Wiese, who has previously represented South Africa as well. All the players except for David Wiese also play across multiple MI Teams – Mumbai Indians, MI Cape Town and MI Emirates, forming a strong core for MI, globally. BAN vs AFG, Test: Najmul ton helps Bangladesh reach 362-5 on first day one Akash Ambani, Owner of Mumbai Indians, said, “We are thrilled to unveil team MI New York in the upcoming Major League Cricket season. Stalwart Pollard is leading the team which has international superstars Rashid Khan, Nicholas Pooran, Trent Boult, and Kagiso Rabada. It is an extraordinary line-up of youth, experience, and power. Further, we have exciting talent in the form of Tim David and Brevis, while Jason Behrendorff and David Wiese are proven performers. Combined with the exceptional skills of our local US players, we are confident that MI New York will raise the bar of competition in the cricket ecosystem of the US. We are dedicated to providing our fans with the quintessential MI bra...

June 8 (Reuters) - New Zealand pace spearhead Trent Boult is available and likely to be selected for this year's 50-overs World Cup in India despite declining the offer of a national contract, head coach Gary Stead said on Thursday. Boult, who opted out of his contract last year, was not included in New Zealand's updated list of contracted players on Thursday but had instead signed a "casual playing agreement", New Zealand Cricket said. "He has indicated he's available for the World Cup," Stead told reporters. "He's one of the best ODI bowlers in the world so barring injury, I think it's highly likely he would be part of our squad." Boult and Tim Southee formed one of the most feared strike partnerships in international cricket over the last decade, helping New Zealand to the inaugural World Test Championship in 2021 and the finals of the last two 50-overs World Cups. However, Boult was released from his contract last August at his own request, saying he wanted to spend more time at home with family and less time travelling. Although picked for an ODI series in Australia last year and the T20 World Cup that followed in the same country, Boult was snubbed by selectors through New Zealand's home summer, even when an injury crisis hit the squad's pace bowling stocks during the test series against England. Stead said Boult's international availability outside the World Cup was still being discussed and was dependent to some extent on his T20 league commitments. But the coach l...

IMAGE: Trent Boult was not included in New Zealand's updated list of contracted players on Thursday but had instead signed a "casual playing agreement". Photograph: Alex Davidson/Getty Images New Zealand pace spearhead Trent Boult is available and likely to be selected for this year's 50-overs World Cup in India despite declining the offer of a national contract, head coach Gary Stead said on Thursday. Boult, who opted out of his contract last year, was not included in New Zealand's updated list of contracted players on Thursday but had instead signed a "casual playing agreement", New Zealand Cricket said. "He has indicated he's available for the World Cup," Stead told reporters. "He's one of the best ODI bowlers in the world so barring injury, I think it's highly likely he would be part of our squad." Boult and Tim Southee formed one of the most feared strike partnerships in international cricket over the last decade, helping New Zealand to the inaugural World Test Championship in 2021 and the finals of the last two 50-overs World Cups. However, Boult was released from his contract last August at his own request, saying he wanted to spend more time at home with family and less time travelling. Although picked for an ODI series in Australia last year and the T20 World Cup that followed in the same country, Boult was snubbed by selectors through New Zealand's home summer, even when an injury crisis hit the squad's pace bowling stocks during the test series against England. ...

Trent Boult in line for selection Talking about Boult’s presence in the team, NZ head coach Gary Stead said, “He is one of the best ODI bowlers in the World so barring injury, I think it’s highly likely he would be part of the squad. He has indicated he is available for the World Cup”. Boult has recently played for Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League. He didn’t look completely fit during the entire tournament and played 10 games out of 14. Boult played against Australia in ODIs and T20s and then T20 World Cup in Australia after he opted out of the NZC central contract. Though he was dropped from the home summer. ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 is scheduled in October-November this year in India. His partnership with Tim Southee will be crucial for the Kiwi team. NZ lost the 2019 final on a bizarre boundary count rule against England after the super over ended in a tie at The Lord’s. The last two World Cup editions have been superb for the nation as they played in the finals in both. Along with Trent Boult, all-rounder Jimmy Neesham also opted out of the central contract to focus more on T20 leagues. Neesham recently played in the Pakistan tour. For more updates, follow

Seamer Trent Boult could return for New Zealand at the ODI World Cup later this year despite not having a national contract, Black Caps coach Gary Stead said Thursday. Boult opted out of a New Zealand Cricket contract last year, which enabled him to play in the lucrative Big Bash League in Australia. He was not included in the list of players offered a central deal on Thursday, instead signing a "casual playing agreement", New Zealand Cricket said. Stead hopes Boult can resume his strike partnership alongside New Zealand Test captain Tim Southee at the 50-overs World Cup in India, which starts in October. "We are having positive conversations with Trent, he's indicated he's available for the World Cup," Stead told reporters. "From our perspective, he's one of the best ODI bowlers in the world so barring injury, I think it's highly likely that he would be part of our squad." Boult, 33, is one of the world's best ODI bowlers having taken 187 wickets at that level and a further 74 for his country in Twenty20 cricket. After being released from his central contract last year, Boult was omitted from the New Zealand squad for this year's drawn home Test series with England and the 2-0 win over Sri Lanka despite playing for the Black Caps at the 2022 Twenty20 World Cup. Stead said Boult, who has taken 317 Test wickets, could still return to the Black Caps' five-day squad for next year's home series against South Africa, then Australia. "That's still being discussed at the moment. ...