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𝐑𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐝 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐧'𝐬 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞! 👏 OnThisDay last year, Afghanistan cricketing ace Rashid Khan delivered an exceptional bowling display as he returned with impressive figures of 5/19 off his 10 overs to help #AfghanAtalan beat South Africa and complete a 2-0 lead in the three ODI series. 🙌🤩 #AfghanAtalan | #OnThisDay

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Sometimes I don’t understand why Ajit Agarkar was and is always against Sanju Samson In 2023, India had 3 squads for the Asia Cup, Asian Games & ODI World Cup. 31 different players got selected across those tournaments & somehow Sanju wasn’t part of any squads. What’s even crazier is that he was picked as a reserve player for the Asia Cup, which meant he wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & it also affected his plans to play County Cricket. So in the end he wasn’t part of the Asia Cup squad, wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & couldn’t continue with his County plans either. Everyone who followed the ODI matches before the 2023 World Cup knew Sanju was the most deserving guy who wasn’t picked in the squad. When Sanju scored 3 T20I centuries as an opener in 2024, Ajit Agarkar openly said he was only playing because Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal were unavailable. Imagine saying that about a player who had just scored 3 centuries in 5 matches for India in T20Is something no one has done before in a year. Most players would get backed after performances like that. That was so disrespectful from the national selector. I wonder how Sanju would have felt that day. Then came the ODI explanation. Ajit Agarkar said Sanju wasn’t being picked because he was a top-order batter. But Sanju has literally batted everywhere in ODI cricket other than opening and his numbers have been excellent irrespective of the position. His last ODI innings was a match-winning century in a series decider against South Africa at Paarl, one of the toughest batting venues in the country, and after that innings he never played another ODI for India. Last year selectors picked ODI squad with 3 different WKs for a series & Sanju wasn’t one of them. That’s when the explanation came that Sanju is a top-order batter. But now Virat Kohli gets injured and India need a No.3 batter, yet Sanju still isn’t being considered despite being the last Indian batter other than Kohli to score an ODI century at No.3. So he wasn’t picked because he was a top-order batter, but when a top-order spot opens up he still isn’t picked. What kind of logic is that? And the most frustrating part is that it’s always the same guy missing out whenever an ICC event comes around when he deserve the most 🔹 2021 T20 World Cup 🔹 2022 T20 World Cup 🔹 2023 Asia Cup 🔹 2023 Asian Games 🔹 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup 🔹 2025 ICC Champions Trophy Every single time it’s Sanju Samson What’s even crazier is that during the T20 World Cup cycle he gets some chances in ODI squads while completely neglecting him in T20 squad , and vice versa during the ODI World Cup cycle he would suddenly appear in T20 squads. Not because he was getting consistent opportunities, but because he was never given a clear role or a long run in either format. 2-3 failures & he would be out again💔 No backing. No continuity. No clarity. Things have always been different when it comes to Sanju Samson First time he was picked for an ICC event was for the 2024 T20 World Cup, but didn’t get to play a single match & India won an ICC tournament after more than a decade The only ICC tournament Sanju Samson has actually played in during his entire 11-year international career was the 2026 T20 World Cup. The only ICC tournament he actually got an opportunity to play, he ended up being the best player of the tournament📈 One of the things I admire most about Sanju is that he has never shown frustration. He never complained, never held grudges against those who disrespected him, and never made excuses. He always kept a smile on his face, even during the lowest moments of his career 💎 Every opportunity had to be earned the hard way, every place in the squad had to be fought for, and every setback had to be overcome without any backing Even after winning the WorldCup as POTT, some people are still questioning his place in the team which makes me realise that every match for Sanju will always remain as a “Do or Die” game😅

Sometimes I don’t understand why Ajit Agarkar was and is always against Sanju Samson In 2023, India had 3 squads for the Asia Cup, Asian Games & ODI World Cup. 31 different players got selected across those tournaments & somehow Sanju wasn’t part of any squads. What’s even crazier is that he was picked as a reserve player for the Asia Cup, which meant he wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & it also affected his plans to play County Cricket. So in the end he wasn’t part of the Asia Cup squad, wasn’t part of the Asian Games squad & couldn’t continue with his County plans either. Everyone who followed the ODI matches before the 2023 World Cup knew Sanju was the most deserving guy who wasn’t picked in the squad. When Sanju scored 3 T20I centuries as an opener in 2024, Ajit Agarkar openly said he was only playing because Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal were unavailable. Imagine saying that about a player who had just scored 3 centuries in 5 matches for India in T20Is something no one has done before in a year. Most players would get backed after performances like that. That was so disrespectful from the national selector. I wonder how Sanju would have felt that day. Then came the ODI explanation. Ajit Agarkar said Sanju wasn’t being picked because he was a top-order batter. But Sanju has literally batted everywhere in ODI cricket other than opening and his numbers have been excellent irrespective of the position. His last ODI innings was a match-winning century in a series decider against South Africa at Paarl, one of the toughest batting venues in the country, and after that innings he never played another ODI for India. Last year selectors picked ODI squad with 3 different WKs for a series & Sanju wasn’t one of them. That’s when the explanation came that Sanju is a top-order batter. But now Virat Kohli gets injured and India need a No.3 batter, yet Sanju still isn’t being considered despite being the last Indian batter other than Kohli to score an ODI century at No.3. So he wasn’t picked because he was a top-order batter, but when a top-order spot opens up he still isn’t picked. What kind of logic is that? And the most frustrating part is that it’s always the same guy missing out whenever an ICC event comes around when he deserve the most 🔹 2021 T20 World Cup 🔹 2022 T20 World Cup 🔹 2023 Asia Cup 🔹 2023 Asian Games 🔹 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup 🔹 2025 ICC Champions Trophy Every single time it’s Sanju Samson What’s even crazier is that during the T20 World Cup cycle he gets some chances in ODI squads while completely neglecting him in T20 squad , and vice versa during the ODI World Cup cycle he would suddenly appear in T20 squads. Not because he was getting consistent opportunities, but because he was never given a clear role or a long run in either format. 2-3 failures & he would be out again💔 No backing. No continuity. No clarity. Things have always been different when it comes to Sanju Samson First time he was picked for an ICC event was for the 2024 T20 World Cup, but didn’t get to play a single match & India won an ICC tournament after more than a decade The only ICC tournament Sanju Samson has actually played in during his entire 11-year international career was the 2026 T20 World Cup. The only ICC tournament he actually got an opportunity to play, he ended up being the best player of the tournament📈 One of the things I admire most about Sanju is that he has never shown frustration. He never complained, never held grudges against those who disrespected him, and never made excuses. He always kept a smile on his face, even during the lowest moments of his career 💎 Every opportunity had to be earned the hard way, every place in the squad had to be fought for, and every setback had to be overcome without any backing Even after winning the WorldCup as POTT, some people are still questioning his place in the team which makes me realise that every match for Sanju will always remain as a “Do or Die” game😅

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The Face of Immigration - The Story of Jason Bartlett Jason Bartlett is a South African farmer who fled his country to seek refuge in the United States. He has gained a massive social media following here in America by spreading positivity and hope, while also speaking truth to those who need to hear it. He resides in Alabama, and he has a stark message for America. After living through the horrors of South Africa, he firmly believes that America is the greatest country in the world, and he wants to do all that he can to help save it from becoming like South Africa. He believes that there's still time to reverse course, but action needs to be taken now. 0:00 Introduction 02:19 A Warning to the West 03:40 Jason's experience in South Africa 7:02The history of South Africa 13:20 The religious makeup of South Africa 14:29 Why no one will accept South African refugees 15:04 The attack on Jason’s cousin in South Africa 17:59 Jason’s decision to flee South Africa 20:37 Jason’s walk across America 26:48 God spares Jason from the Crossville, Tennessee tornado 30:59 How COVID affected his journey across America 32:52 How Jason became viral on social media 35:16 A day in the life in South Africa 39:21 How to save South Africa 44:06 Jason's favorite part about life in America 46:13 What does America need to do to save itself? 50:53 Why is the American Church so soft? 52:01 The feminization of the Church 56:41 Jason’s message to men 1:00:21 Does America have time to reverse course? 1:01:22 How to have hard conversations 1:06:49 What it means to be the face of immigration 1:08:02 What would you say to Donald Trump today? 1:08:54 How we fix our educational system in America 1:10:16 Making America healthier 1:17:38 Jason’s experience with DEI 1:25:52 Conclusion Jason Bartlett Allison Sinclair Amie Beth Shaver

The Face of Immigration - The Story of Jason Bartlett Jason Bartlett is a South African farmer who fled his country to seek refuge in the United States. He has gained a massive social media following here in America by spreading positivity and hope, while also speaking truth to those who need to hear it. He resides in Alabama, and he has a stark message for America. After living through the horrors of South Africa, he firmly believes that America is the greatest country in the world, and he wants to do all that he can to help save it from becoming like South Africa. He believes that there's still time to reverse course, but action needs to be taken now. 0:00 Introduction 02:19 A Warning to the West 03:40 Jason's experience in South Africa 7:02The history of South Africa 13:20 The religious makeup of South Africa 14:29 Why no one will accept South African refugees 15:04 The attack on Jason’s cousin in South Africa 17:59 Jason’s decision to flee South Africa 20:37 Jason’s walk across America 26:48 God spares Jason from the Crossville, Tennessee tornado 30:59 How COVID affected his journey across America 32:52 How Jason became viral on social media 35:16 A day in the life in South Africa 39:21 How to save South Africa 44:06 Jason's favorite part about life in America 46:13 What does America need to do to save itself? 50:53 Why is the American Church so soft? 52:01 The feminization of the Church 56:41 Jason’s message to men 1:00:21 Does America have time to reverse course? 1:01:22 How to have hard conversations 1:06:49 What it means to be the face of immigration 1:08:02 What would you say to Donald Trump today? 1:08:54 How we fix our educational system in America 1:10:16 Making America healthier 1:17:38 Jason’s experience with DEI 1:25:52 Conclusion Jason Bartlett Allison Sinclair Amie Beth Shaver

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