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England 'ABSOLUTELY TONKED' 4-0 by Hungary: 'This is a real worry'
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IPL 2021 Match 34 (MI vs KKR) REVIEW: TRIPATHI Tonks Mumbai, Why Did ROHIT Disappoint?
Join us as we review match 34 of IPL 2021 between the Mumbai Indians (MI) and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). We examine the innovative strokeplay and pacing used by KKR no.3 Rahul Tripathi to tear down a mid-sized target, dissect the tactics used by KKR captain Eoin Morgan managed to keep his MI counterpart Rohit Sharma in check, and so much more! #IPL2021 #MI #KKR #rahultripathi #eoinmorgan #bumrah #rohitsharma #sharjah Make sure to comment, like, and subscribe! Ring the bell to get notified of our next video! Follow us on the following platforms. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/04Etb2Wka3vJgM7UAxUIBz Twitter: https://twitter.com/CastCow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cowcornercricketcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cowcorner.cricketcast
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TOSS: IND V ENG 4th T20 | PRE-MATCH | CRICTALKS
👉Play Fantasy cricket with VVS LAXMAN on My11Circle App: http://bit.ly/3vyDVfP For queries: anatomizedtube@gmail.com PREVIEW: India find themselves chasing England for the second time in the series and have a few issues to resolve if they are to draw level and go into the decider on Saturday. The much sought after top-order has not fired collectively in the three matches and India’s ace spinner has let them down in every match. If India do not get their act together on Thursday then it would mean a first bilateral series loss for them in eight series – something which will not look good on Virat Kohli’s impressive CV given that England are the main challengers to India for the prestigious World T20 title in the very same conditions in October. Another factor which could potentially decide the match even before a ball has been delivered is the toss. In all the three matches in the series thus far, the captain winning the toss has elected to chase and gone on to win the match – that too, rather emphatically. Batting second, knowing the target with a shorter boundary on one side and then strategising the chase is a clear advantage than setting a target in these conditions and in this series. Going by the pattern in the series it is Kohli’s toss to win. India: India need a solid start at the top of the order. 2, 0 and 7 – these have been the opening-wicket stands for India in the series. The form of KL Rahul is a big concern – he has registered three ducks in the last four matches. While Virat Kohli has produced two sublime fifties in the last two matches, the home team need others in the top order to fire. Rohit Sharma is due a big one and so is Rishabh Pant. India may just fall back on a more stable start rather than going helter-skelter which is part of their new all-out strategy. It would be interesting to see whether India brings back Suryakumar Yadav in which case it would be at the cost of Shreyas Iyer. Kohli and batting coach Vikram Rathour have already made it clear that Rahul is one of the team’s prime batsmen and will be backed to open the innings despite his poor run of late. If India do play Yadav it has to be at number 4. He is wasted down the order. This would mean that Pant goes down to number 6. The bowling unit may need a couple of changes. Yuzvendra Chahal is bleeding runs and is the most expensive bowler of the series. He is being tonked for a number of boundaries and that is a cause of major concern for Kohli – Chahal has been India’s go-to bowler in the middle overs controlling the flow of the match during that phase of play. Will India rest Chahar from the crucial fourth T20I and get in a more accurate and restrictive Axar Patel? It may not be such a bad ploy. Deepak Chahar is yet to get a look in in the series and may be brought in replacing Shardul Thakur who was taken for a few in the third match in Ahmedabad. England England have most of their bases covered. Three of their top 4 – the three J’s – Jos Buttler, Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow look in terrific destructive form. Even if two of them fire that is good enough to annihilate any opposition attack. Dawid Malan has got starts in all the three matches but still not been at his usual fluent best. He is due a big score in the series. Eoin Morgan and Ben Stokes have not had too much batting to do in the series but will need to step on the accelerator should the need arise in the remaining two matches. The England captain would know the significance of winning a T20 series in India in a year the World T20 is being hosted by the same country. The bowling looks more or less sorted. The return of express-paced Mark Wood had an immediate and big impact in the third game as the England speedster gave his team two huge breakthroughs in the powerplay – he dismissed both the openers – Rahul and Rohit Sharma with the new ball. Chris Jordan has been a little expensive in the last two matches but his death bowling pedigree would not have lost its value on Morgan. However, if the wicket assists spin, drafting in Moeen Ali for the fast bowling all-rounder might be a better option. Squads: India Team: Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan, Virat Kohli(c), Rishabh Pant(w), Shreyas Iyer, Hardik Pandya, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Yuzvendra Chahal, Suryakumar Yadav, Axar Patel, Shikhar Dhawan, Deepak Chahar, Rahul Tewatia, Navdeep Saini, T Natarajan, Rahul Chahar England Team: Jason Roy, Jos Buttler(w), Dawid Malan, Jonny Bairstow, Eoin Morgan(c), Ben Stokes, Sam Curran, Chris Jordan, Jofra Archer, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Tom Curran, Moeen Ali, Sam Billings, Reece Topley, Liam Livingstone
SECOND LOOK: "Watch Us Wreck The Tykes - Psyche!" | Barnsley 0 - 4 AFC Bournemouth
In a climate where we all need escapism, some will watch Ant and Dec dishing out kangaroo testicles, but us Bournemouth fans favour the bollockings that JT's provides - as, after the home defeat to Preston on Tuesday, Tindall laid down a dingo-dollar challenge to his Cherry charges, which resulted in a dreamy 4 star haul away at Barnsley on Friday night, a supreme victory that ensured we went into the weekend crowned Kings of the Championship. In this podcast, Sam Davis and Jeff Hayward unravel the 4-0 win at Oakwell, a performance where Philip Billing and Sam Surridge excelled, giving the gaffa plenty of headaches ahead of Tuesday's clash with promotion rivals Swansea City. Download the full audio podcast for THIS, as well as... 🔘 Charlie Starks also made his debut on Back of the Net this weekend, as he joined Tom Jordan to give his ratings on all the Cherries players that graced the pitch on Friday night, so we provide a taster of the kind of remarks the AFCB side gained based on our tonking of the Tykes. 🔘 Ahead of a Sunday night screening on our Youtube channel, we provide a taster of our interview with Josh McQuoid and Matt Tubbs – both born in the South, both 5 foot 9, and both have played for Cherries in the naughties and 2010’s. They tell us about their frustrations, regrets, their loan spells – but also, their deep affection for AFC Bournemouth. 🔘 A challenging Do You Remember question... This video forms part of a longer form audio podcast - to download the extended podcast, which this week extends to over an hour, search for us on your podcast app, or click this link: https://podfollow.com/afcbpodcast 👍 AGREE OR DISAGREE 👎 If you have any comments about what is said in this video, leave a comment. We will be reading each and every one! We cannot wait to hear what you have to say, and please remember, this is YOUR channel, therefore if you want to come on to camera to voice your opinion, then we'll happily have you on! 🚨SUBSCRIBE: To subscribe to this podcast, it'll be really appreciated, and we can successfully gauge how many viewers we're getting and work out a plan for the future! Just hit this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/afcbpodcast?sub_confirmation=1 🎧LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: Spotify: https://www.afcbpodcast.com/spotify Apple: https://www.afcbpodcast.com/apple TuneIn: https://www.afcbpodcast.com/tunein Google: https://www.afcbpodcast.com/google Also on Overcast, PlayFM, PocketCasts, Castro, Stitcher, Podbean, Mixcloud and RadioPublic. 💻WEBSITE: Visit our website at https://www.afcbpodcast.com for information about the podcast and associated AFCB content. We are the only active dedicated AFC Bournemouth fan channel on Youtube! 🗨️SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/afcbpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/afcbpodcast Instagram: https://instagram.com/afcbpodcast
Sunrisers Hyderabad thrash Kings XI Punjab by 69 runs 🏏 ipl match review malayalam updates 🏏
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) registered their third win of the Dream11 Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 after they beat Kings XI Punjab (KXIP) by 69 runs at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Thursday. After electing to bat, SRH were off the blocks quickly as David Warner hit two fours in the first over, which also included five byes, bowled by Sheldon Cottrell. While Mujeeb-ur-Rahman, playing his first game of the season, and Mohammad Shami conceded 13 runs in the next overs, Jonny Bairstow hit three fours off Cottrell’s second over as SRH moved past 40. Bairstow, then got a life after KL Rahul, despite a dive, could not hold onto a difficult chance off Shami’s bowling. Warner, then hit two fours as the pair completed the fifty-run stand, their second of the season. After a couple of quiet overs, Bairstow targeted Ravi Bishnoi in the eighth over, hitting the young leg-spinner for two sixes and a four. Warner joined the six-hitting party in the next over. Bairstow, then brought up his fifty in the 10th over before the he and Warner completed the hundred-run stand for the opening wicket. The merry ways continued as Bairstow hit two sixes and a four off in the 11th over bowled by Glenn Maxwell. Couple of overs later, Warner brought up his 50th IPL fifty and his ninth successive fifty-plus score against KXIP. Bairstow, meanwhile, moved into the 90s, hitting two sixes off Mujeeb to push SRH past 150 at the end of the 14th over. KXIP needed something special to stop the Warner-Bairstow juggernaut and pull back the things, and young Bishnoi did the trick for KXIP, dismissing both the SRH openers in the 16th over. First, he had Warner caught in the deep and then trapped Bairstow before the wickets for 97, after KXIP opted for a review. In the next over, Arshdeep Singh had Manish Pandey caught and bowled as KXIP scalped three wickets, giving away just a run. Bishnoi picked up his third wicket of the night after Abdul Samad holed out in the deep in the 18th over as KXIP continued their fightback into the game. Arshdeep picked his second wicket of the night and SRH lost their fifth wicket in the space of 15 runs as Nicholas Pooran took a neat catch in the deep to get Priyam Garg out. Abhishek Sharma and Kane Williamson, though added 24 off 10 balls as SRH ended their quota of 20 overs, scoring 201/6. In the chase, KXIP needed a big opening stand, but they lost Mayank Agarwal early via a run-out, courtesy an outstanding fielding effort from Warner. First, he made a diving save running towards his left at mid-off, and then threw it accurately to the bowler to catch Mayank short of his crease. While Prabhsimran Singh hit a couple of crisp fours, he got out for 11 after Garg hold on to a sharp chance to give SRH their second wicket. Pooran came out all guns blazing, hitting 3 sixes and a four, to march to 25 balls. But Abhishek, after conceding two sixes in the over, picked the big wicket of KL Rahul after the KXIP skipper was caught in the deep by Williamson. Pooran, though continued tonking the balls in the stands for fun as he went after Samad in the 9th over, hitting as many as four sixes and a four, and in that course brought up the fastest fifty in the IPL 2020 in 17 balls. The 28-run over meant that KXIP moved past 90. KXIP moved past hundred in the 11th over, but lost their fourth wicket in the same over after Garg’s direct hit caught Maxwell short of his ground. SRH continued to chip away as Rashid got amongst wickets, getting Mandeep Singh out with a googly in the 13th over. While Pooran had kept KXIP’s hopes alive, he got out after slamming 37-ball 77 in Rashid Khan’s double-wicket maiden. SRH, eventually, bowled out KXIP for 132 to seal a 69-run win and add two points to their account. Brief Scores: Sunrisers Hyderabad 201/6 (Jonny Bairstow 97, David Warner 52; Ravi Bishnoi 3/29) beat Kings XI Punjab 132 all out (Nicholas Pooran, Prabhsimran Singh 11; Rashid Khan 3/12) by 69 runs