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Right time to cancel IPL, but over Rs 4,500 crore of advertiser money stuck in the works: Experts - Vimarsana News

Right time to cancel IPL, but over Rs 4,500 crore of advertiser money stuck in the works: Experts

Right time to cancel IPL, but over Rs 4,500 crore of advertiser money stuck in the works: Experts Share Via: Experts weigh in on the monetary fallout of the IPL cancellation, that's expected to cast a shadow of uncertainty on the World Cup too The widely discussed 'bio-bubble' got breached. Cricketers, support staff, groundsmen associated with the Indian Premier League tested positive for Covid 19. This forced the otherwise reluctant Board for Control of Cricket in India (BCCI) to suspend the league albeit for the time being.  This league is not just a launchpad for cricketers like T Natraja...

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Dhawan, Shaw made DC innings look better: Pant

Dhawan, Shaw made DC innings look better: Pant ​ By IANS | ​ 1 Views   Ahmedabad, May 3 : After Delhi Capitals' (DC) comprehensive win over Punjab Kings in an the Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Sunday, captain Rishab Pant gave full credit to openers Shikhar Dhawan and Prithvi Shaw for providing a solid launch pad. "I think Shikhy bhai and Prithvi gave us a very good start, that's why the innings looked much better. [In] the first innings, the ball was really gripping and the wicket was slightly slow in the second innings as well. The way they started was commendable," said P...

DC defeats holders MI by 6 wickets in a tense chase - Vimarsana News

DC defeats holders MI by 6 wickets in a tense chase

DC defeats holders MI by 6 wickets in a tense chase April 21, 2021 Chennai: Delhi Capitals (DC) defeated defending champions Mumbai Indians (MI) by six wickets in a tense chase in the IPL match at the Chepauk Stadium here last night.  In a low scoring affairs, with the spinners playing a crucial role, DC overhauled MI’s 137 for nine, scoring 138 for four with five balls to spare, for its first win in last six matches. Starting the chase, DC lost Prithvi Shah early, but in form Shikar Dhawan (45, 42 balls, 5×4, 1×6) anchored the chase along with Steve Smith (33, 29 balls, 4×4) with a 53-...

Letters: Readers write about Indian Premier League COVID-19 vaccination drive and elections in India - Vimarsana News

Letters: Readers write about Indian Premier League COVID-19 vaccination drive and elections in India

Autism: Role of early care It's a great initiative by Dubai Autism Center to offer free consultations and awareness campaigns for one month ("Awareness drive, free consultations during month-long autism campaign in UAE", Gulf News, March 31). In India, one in 89 children is diagnosed with autism. Awareness, acceptance of the diagnosis, and receiving proper care at the right time can help ensure proper treatment of children with autistic disorder. Children with autism often find it difficult to interact and communicate with others. They have low eye contact and are intolerant to sound. Some ha...

Englishmen Crumbled like a Castle of Cards to concede 3- series victory to our boys - Vimarsana News

Englishmen Crumbled like a Castle of Cards to concede 3- series victory to our boys

By V.N. Prasad Congratulations to ‘Team India’ on the series victory and on cementing the place in the World Test Championship (WTC) scheduled between 18th and 22nd of June in England — Southampton’s Ageas Bowl Stadium. A series full of hiccups, uncertainties, disappointments, achievements, drams, surprises etc. in the ‘Done and Dusted’ series has left the lovers of the game in utter awe. Neither Michael Vaughan nor the world could have complained of the track at Motera in the last Test.  Generally, new ball hitting the wicket-keeper’s gloves with a hard thump and hitting well ...