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LIVE : Mumbai Indians Vs Delhi Capitals 3rd Match IPL 2019 | Live Match
LIVE : Mumbai Indians Vs Delhi Capitals 3rd Match IPL 2019 | Live Match भारत में क्रिकेट का त्योहार माने जाने वाले आईपीएल की शुरुआत हो चुकी है। दोस्तों हम आपको बता दें कि आज 8:00 बजे मुंबई इंडियंस और दिल्ली कैपिटल्स की टीम एक दूसरे से भीड़ने वाली है। आज रविवार होने की वजह से आज के दिन दो मुकाबले खेले जाएंगे । पहला मुकाबला सनराइजर्स हैदराबाद और कोलकाता नाइट राइडर्स के बीच खेला गया । अब 8बजे से मुंबई और दिल्ली की टीम एक दूसरे के खिलाफ खेलेंगे । दोस्तों बात करें मुंबई की टीम की तो मुंबई की टीम इस बार आईपीएल जीतने की सबसे बड़ी दावेदार मानी जा रही है ।क्योंकि मुंबई की टीम को इस सीजन की सबसे संतुलित टीम माना जा रहा है ।इस टीम के कप्तान रोहित शर्मा खुद बेहतरीन फॉर्म में चल रहे हैं । वहीं युवराज सिंह किरण पोलार्ड जैसे दिग्गज खिलाड़ी मध्यक्रम में होने की वजह से मुंबई इंडियंस की टीम बल्लेबाजी में बहुत ही खतरनाक दिखाई दे रही है । TOSS : MI Eleced To : Field DC BEAT MI BY 37 RUNS PLAYING XI ( DC ) Prithvi Shaw Shikhar Dhawan Shreyas Iyer Rishabh Pant Colin Ingram Keemo Paul Axar Patel Rahul Tewatia Kagiso Rabada Trent Boult Ishant Sharma PLAYING XI ( MI ) Rohit Sharma Quinton de Kock Suryakumar Yadav Krunal Pandya Yuvraj Singh Kieron Pollard Hardik Pandya Ben Cutting Mitchell McClenaghan Rasikh Salam Jasprit Bumrah
Cricket Happenings West Indies won the t20 series v Bangladesh Evin Lewis & Keemo Paul, heroes
cricket West Indies won the t20 series v Bangladesh.
Foreign Players Included in Pakistan Super League 2019 Draft
Foreign Players Included in Pakistan Super League 2019 Draft. Many International Players from all around the world will be included in PSL 4 draft. The PSL Draft this year will be hosted in Islamabad on November 20, 2018. Some Notable Players are Ab De Villiers, Steven Smith, Brendon Mccullum, Chris Lynn, Sunil Narine, Rashid Khan and Luke Ronchi. #PSL4Draft #PSL2019Draft #PSL4 #PSL2019 #CricketTop10 Players included in PSL 4 Draft 2019: Platinum Category: Batsman: AB de Villiers (South Africa) Steve Smith (Australia) Brendon McCullum (New Zealand) Chris Lynn (Australia) Colin Ingram (South Africa) Colin Munro (New Zealand) Wicket Keeper Batsman: Luke Ronchi (New Zealand) All Rounders: Corey Anderson (New Zealand) Dwayne Bravo (West Indies) Kieron Pollard (West Indies) Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) Bowlers: Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) Sunil Narine (West Indies) Imran Tahir (South Africa) Mitchell McClenaghan (New Zealand) Diamond Category: Batsman: Alex Hales (England) Darren Bravo (West Indies) Ian Bell (England) Joe Denly (England) Lendl Simmons (West Indies) Rilee Rossouw (South Africa) Rovman Powell (West Indies) Shimron Hetmyer (West Indies) Solomon Mire (Zimbabwe) Wicketkeeper Batsman: Sam Billings (England) Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka) All Rounders: Ben Cutting (Australia) Carlos Brathwaite (West Indies) Daniel Christian (Australia) Darren Sammy (West Indies) Dwayne Smith (West Indies) Luke Wright (England) Mohammad Nabi (Afghanistan) Paul Stirling (Ireland) Tim Bresnan (England) Wayne Parnell (South Africa) Bowlers: Craig Overton (England) Kemar Roach (West Indies) Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka) Mark Wood (England) Mujeeb Ur Rehman (Afghanistan) Samuel Badree (West Indies) Tymal Mills (England) Gold Category: Batsman: Adam Lyth (England) Andre Mccarthy (West Indies) Anton Devcich (New Zealand) Asghar Afghan (Afghanistan) Dawid Malan (England) D Bell-Drummond (England) James Vince (England) Marlon Samuels (West Indies) Michael Klinger (Australia) Philip Salt (England) Rizwan Cheema (Canada) Ross Whiteley (England) Sabbir Rahman (Bangladesh) Sam Hain (England) Sean Williams (Zimbabwe) Upul Tharanga (Sri Lanka) Wayne Madsen (England) Wicketkeeper Batsman: Andre Fletcher (West Indies) Ben Dunk (Australia) Brendan Taylor (Zimbabwe) Chadwick Walton (West Indies) Denesh Ramdin (West Indies) Irfan Karim (Kenya) Johnson Charles (West Indies) Mohammad Shahzad (Afghanistan) Morne Van Wyk (South Africa) Nicholas Pooran (West Indies) Niroshan Dickwella (Sri Lanka) Phil Mustard (England) Shane Dowrich (West Indies) Tatenda Taibu (Zimbabwe) Zakir Hassan (Bangladesh) All Rounders: Akila Dananjaya (Sri Lanka) Benny Howell (England) Cameron Delport (South Africa) Chris Green (Australia) David Wiese (South Africa) James Franklin (New Zealand) John Hastings (Australia) Jordan Clark (England) Keemo Paul (West Indies) Kevin O’Brien (Ireland) Khary Pierre (West Indies) Lewis Gregory (England) Ravi Bopara (England) Ryan Ten Doeschate (Netherlands) Samit Patel (England) Sikandar Raza (Zimbabwe) Bowlers: Ali Khan (USA) Alzarri Joseph (West Indies) Ben Laughlin (Australia) Danny Briggs (England) Devendra Bishoo (West Indies) Fawad Ahmed (Australia) George Dockrell (Ireland) Graeme Cremer (Zimbabwe) Hardus Viljoen (South Africa) Harry Gurney (England) Jack Brooks (England) Jade Dernbach (England) Jake Ball (England) Jamie Overton (England) Jamie Porter (England) Jerome Taylor (West Indies) Krishmar Santokie (West Indies) Kyle Abbott (South Africa) Lakshan Sandakan (Sri Lanka) Liam Dawson (England) Marchant De Lange (South Africa) Matt Parkinson (England) Miguel Cummins (West Indies) Obed Mccoy (West Indies) Ollie Robinson (England) Olly Stone (England) Oshane Thomas (West Indies) Ronsford Beaton (West Indies) Sandeep Lamichhane (Nepal) Steven Finn (England) Veerasammy Permaul (West Indies) If you like the video then click on the "LIKE" button. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "SUBSCRIBE" our channel to get all the latest updates. Social Media -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIKE our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/crickettoptens/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/crickettoptens Visit us: https://crickettoptens.blogspot.com/ Music: Music: Elektronomia - Sky High [NCS Release] - YouTube https://goo.gl/UdXc4M ▽ Follow Elektronomia • https://soundcloud.com/elektronomia • https://www.facebook.com/Elektronomia • https://twitter.com/Elektronomia • https://www.youtube.com/c/elektronomia
West Indies player's Criying After INDIA win || हार के बाद रोत्व हुए वेस्ट इंडीज़ के खिलाड़ी
Ever since that second-ball six Rishabh Pant hit in Nottingham to get off the mark in Test cricket on the England tour, the 21-year-old has earned quite a bit of respect for himself in the Indian dressing room. Perhaps that's why, despite being a flashy batsman who at times has the tendency of playing to the gallery, Pant has been fast-tracked in the Indian ODI as well as in the T20I set-up to address the ongoing middle-order conundrum. Rishabh Pant in action in the 3rd T20I against West Indies. AFP Rishabh Pant in action in the 3rd T20I against West Indies. AFP Presently, he is still a work in progress but on Sunday night in the third T20I against the Windies in Chennai, the Delhi batsman showed the glimpses of his true capabilities with a clinical half-century (58 off 38 balls) in a winning cause. This certainly is his first-ever significant knock in international white-ball cricket. There is a little more than six months left for the World Cup and the team management is yet not decided on its core group of players, especially in the batting department. Hence, irrespective of the format, in recent months whenever the Men In Blue have featured in a white-ball contest, it has been an audition for the youngsters to cement their places in the England-bound flight next year. From this perspective, Pant's matured innings under pressure should improve his chances of featuring in next year's mega tournament. At Chepauk, chasing 182 on a sluggish track, India were 45 for 2 in 5.2 overs when Pant joined Shikhar Dhawan at the crease. The asking rate was almost touching 9.5 and the slow-low conditions were not easy for the new batsman to hit through the line right from ball one. Ad Sponsored by MGID Are You Ready To Change Your Life Today? Hence, the situation demanded some stability from the new man and Pant, going beyond his reputation of being a dasher, decided to hang in there with a more conservative approach. In the past, he had squandered similar opportunities, trying to hit his way out of trouble. But it seems with time, Pant is learning from his mistakes and it was evident on Sunday. The Windies captain Denesh Ramdin bowled his pacers in the middle-overs, right after the powerplay. The likes of Keemo Paul and Kieron Pollard were asked to keep it tight by bowling a stump to stump channel. But Pant was up to the task. To get the feel of the pith, he initially, primarily played the 'V' and concentrated on ones and two. The youngster was playing second fiddle to Dhawan, who was timing the ball beautifully at the other end. In the final 10 overs, India needed 106. With not much dew, the task seemed challenging for the hosts. There was turn on offer for the spinners and pacers were consistently getting some sticky bounce from the surface. With the asking rate climbing, the pressure was mounting, but Pant knew taking the game deep was the key. And when he changed gears, the Windies bowlers found no answer to his onslaught. Along with his power-hitting, the southpaw made a mockery of the field-setting through his innovative scoops and touch play during the course of his maiden T20I fifty. "Actually I am feeling lucky today because after a long time I got runs in T20s for India, specially in a condition like this where I had to score runs," Pant said after the game. "Me and Shikhi bhai [Shikhar Dhawan] were talking it would be difficult for the new batsman to come and score, but unfortunately we got out. I had decided to play according to the situation. I am happy to contribute to the winning cause." However, ideally being one of the designated finishers in the team, Pant should have finished the game off as after his departure, the Windies fought back to make the game interesting and kept India waiting till the last ball of the innings. But this will be a massive learning curve and being a good learner, as we have seen over time, he will only get better. The Indian team seems to have invested a lot on Pant. His inclusion in the T2OI squad at the expense of MS Dhoni, is a huge statement on part of the management. Even in the ODIs, despite a string of low scores, Pant has been trusted with a lot of opportunities in the middle-order. He is one of the most talented cricketers in the country and with match-winning contributions like these, Pant is showing that he belongs at the highest level. And now, with the focus shifting towards the Australia series, it is about time that he comes up with such crucial contributions more often because the expectations have
India VS Westindies 2nd T20 Dream11 Team || Playing XI II India Vs West Indies 2Nd T20 Dream11 Team.
#IndiavsWestIndies2ndT20 #matchpreview #IndiaTeamNews: ★NO CHANGE IS EXPECTED IN TEAM INDIA EXCEPT BHUVI COMING IN FOR UMESH YADAV. #ExpectedPlayingXI Rohit Sharma (C) Shikhar Dhawan KL Rahul Rishabh Pant Dinesh Karthik Manish Pandey Krunal Umesh Yadav/Bhuvneshwar Kumar Khaleel Ahmed Jaspert Bumrah Kuldeep Yadav #WindiesTeamNews ★Hope is added in the squad for Russell. ★Hope and Ramdin will open. Expected Playing XI: Carlos Brathwaite (c), Denesh Ramdin (w), Rovman Powell, Darren Bravo, Shai Hope, Shimron Hetmyer, Kieron Pollard, Keemo Paul, Fabian Allen, Khary Pierre, Oshane Thomas. Daily Dream11 Ki team pane ke liye Subscribe kijiye #Complicatedcomputer Channel ko. Aapko yaha pe sabse pehle Match ki preview , playing 11 , possible playing 11, aur match se judi sari jankari sabse phele mil jaegi. Dream11 Download Link :- Think you can challenge me on Dream11? Tap https://dream11.onelink.me/1607017099/39710b8a Refer code ABHIS48741MN to get a Cash Bonus of Rs.100! Let the games begin. #IndvsWi #IndVsWi2NdT20 #Dream11Team