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Ravi Ashwin on security given to players by Rahul Dravid during his coaching instint: "Can anyone say Rahul Dravid didn't use to play, he dropped any player unnecessarily or not given long-rope to players or didn't keep stability in team? Let me give an example, the way he keep...

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🚨 Ravichandran Ashwin on team India changed mindset 🚨 (Ash ki Baat) "Earlier, when a batsman had to score 47 runs, he would take 3 runs in 3 balls and think of fifty and would lose 3 balls". "But captain Rohit Sharma and Rahul Dravid to play fearless and aggressive cricket". "Rohit Sharma faced a lot of criticism when he was out in the World Cup final". "But they changed the mindset of Team India's players in the big game".

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🎙️ Bill Simmons on LaMelo Ball: "This is the most fun I've had watching him. There's an arrogance—in a good way—about him sometimes, especially at the end of games." "I used to say this a long time ago about Carmelo (Anthony), where he wasn't the best player in the league—or one of the best players—but when he played LeBron (James) and (Dwyane) Wade, he thought he was on their level. And sometimes you need that. Paul Pierce was like that for Boston. He thought he was as good as those guys, and that's all that matters... there's an energy and a confidence with them offensively."

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Ravi Ashwin: We used to play conservative cricket but Rohit Sharma began changing that mindset well before the 2023 World Cup. Changing mindset isn’t easy. As batters, we were told to score 50s, 100s, 200s this thinking gets wired into your DNA. At 47, the instinct is to take singles. But those balls can cost you the match. It takes time to unlearn years of habit. Rahul Dravid and Rohit showed the way this is how we want to play. Yes Rohit was criticised after the 2023 WC final.He got out attacking but he never changed the thinking. This is how we have to play in finals
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Mark Knopfler of Dire Straits showing the finger-picking style guitar playing on a TV show in 2015. Knopfler has an amazing ability to play with fingers when he is compared to other guitar players. He plays many different scales and tunes on the guitar and all of them may require some other skills that he has to have. However, he does this with his talent on his finger tips. As he couldn't get an amplifier during his guitar learning process, he learnt how to play with fingers. He composed Sultans of Swing on an acoustic guitar that he had back in the day but he didn't record the song. Instead, he put aside the lyrics of the song and when he got an amplifier and fender strat, he re-played the song and then he recorded it.

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NBA Courtside

38,407 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

US President Trump: "It was always, long before Putin, it was an understanding that Ukraine would not be going into NATO. This was long before Putin, in all fairness. And now they pushed, you know, when Zelensky first went in and first met Putin, he said, I want two things: 'I want Crimea back and we're going to be a member of NATO.' He didn't say it in a very nice way either. He's a great salesman, I call him P.T. Barnum... one of the greatest on earth. He could sell any product at any time... But he's P.T. Barnum. He got crooked Joe Biden to give him 350 billion dollars. And look what he got. Got him, about 25 percent of his country is missing."
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US President Trump: "It was always, long before Putin, it was an understanding that Ukraine would not be going into NATO. This was long before Putin, in all fairness. And now they pushed, you know, when Zelensky first went in and first met Putin, he said, I want two things: 'I want Crimea back and we're going to be a member of NATO.' He didn't say it in a very nice way either. He's a great salesman, I call him P.T. Barnum... one of the greatest on earth. He could sell any product at any time... But he's P.T. Barnum. He got crooked Joe Biden to give him 350 billion dollars. And look what he got. Got him, about 25 percent of his country is missing."

Status-6 (Military & Conflict News)

20,905 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

This Georgia Bulldogs batter, Tre Phelps, was ejected after he hit a go ahead home run against Liberty in the NCAA Regional Final game in Athens. Phelps homered and has he starts to run the bases, the home plate umpire felt that he was taunting the Liberty dugout and he continued to celebrate all the way around the bases. You can see some Liberty players ask him “what are you doing?” I guess the umpire had seen enough. Georgia Head Coach Wes Johnson was also thrown out for arguing Phelps’ ejection. Many people said he was waving to his family and said it didn’t matter, that he should be allowed to celebrate and that you can’t eject a player for that. Others said they were glad he was ejected and that there is no place in the game for this type of behavior- taunting the other team. If I was his coach I would have been livid at him for acting that way. Respect the game, respect the players and act like you have been there and just play the game. Quit the theatrics. What do you think? Do you think the umpire was justified in ejecting him or do you think he had a right to celebrate?
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This Georgia Bulldogs batter, Tre Phelps, was ejected after he hit a go ahead home run against Liberty in the NCAA Regional Final game in Athens. Phelps homered and has he starts to run the bases, the home plate umpire felt that he was taunting the Liberty dugout and he continued to celebrate all the way around the bases. You can see some Liberty players ask him “what are you doing?” I guess the umpire had seen enough. Georgia Head Coach Wes Johnson was also thrown out for arguing Phelps’ ejection. Many people said he was waving to his family and said it didn’t matter, that he should be allowed to celebrate and that you can’t eject a player for that. Others said they were glad he was ejected and that there is no place in the game for this type of behavior- taunting the other team. If I was his coach I would have been livid at him for acting that way. Respect the game, respect the players and act like you have been there and just play the game. Quit the theatrics. What do you think? Do you think the umpire was justified in ejecting him or do you think he had a right to celebrate?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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🚨Making Kl Rahul the ODI captain makes no sense 🤷🏻 He’s not going to lead India in an ODI World Cup. Because Shubman Gill is set to captain India in the 2027 World Cup, KL Rahul can’t become captain there. And the 2031 World Cup is still six years away - by then KL Rahul will be 39 or 40, and BCCI won’t make him captain at that age. Even Rohit Sharma was stripped of the ODI captaincy by the BCCI at the age of 37, despite winning two World Cups. Rishabh Pant should have been made the ODI captain. He’s only 28, and he has a much better chance of becoming a long-term captain.
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🚨Making Kl Rahul the ODI captain makes no sense 🤷🏻 He’s not going to lead India in an ODI World Cup. Because Shubman Gill is set to captain India in the 2027 World Cup, KL Rahul can’t become captain there. And the 2031 World Cup is still six years away - by then KL Rahul will be 39 or 40, and BCCI won’t make him captain at that age. Even Rohit Sharma was stripped of the ODI captaincy by the BCCI at the age of 37, despite winning two World Cups. Rishabh Pant should have been made the ODI captain. He’s only 28, and he has a much better chance of becoming a long-term captain.

Mention Cricket

295,168 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад