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‘Practical master’ Dodda Ganesh wants to make Kenya qualify for upcoming World Cups

Former India and Karnataka pacer Dodda Ganesh on Wednesday confirmed that he’s been appointed as the head coach of the Kenya men’s cricket team for a one-year term. Ganesh thanked Cricket Kenya Chairman Manoj Patel, former Kenya team analyst Thota Srinivas, and former Kenya captain Steve Tikolo for his appointment. “It goes back to the time when Karnataka toured Kenya in 2000. I played well that…

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Dodda Ganapathi Temple | ದೊಡ್ಡ ಗಣಪತಿ ದೇವಸ್ಥಾನ | Basavanagudi, Bengaluru ...

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KadaleKai Parishe

The Biggest ground nut fair will there in Bangalore in  the last  Karthika Masa Monday in Bangalore

Basavanagudi there small story  behind this celebrations once the farmers near buy basavangudi  where

 Aear  People where  Growing Ground Nut at that time there one Bull which was eating Ground corp 

Formers prayed for bull sri Nandi not eat Ground nut Crop will give ground nut yearly we will  offer 

Ground  nut from bull stopped eating  ground nut corps.

this how famous Ground Nut  Fair was started  offering lord Nandi ,Ganesh more than 500 Vendors will

come this fair will supported Mazrai department and goround nut fair means ground and other vendor 

shop  will also come to this fair  ��kadalekai Parishe will be held on November 25th  and 26th near Bull

temple and Dodda Ganesh Temple 

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[ad_1] KL Rahul on Day 2 of Aus v Ind 1st test at Optus Stadium (Image: Debasis Sen) Andrew McDonald was enduring the pain with stoicism. At the press conference after the second day’s play between India and Australia, Australia’s head coach conceded that the hosts were “well behind the game.” As he had to do, McDonald added that things could change quickly on Day 3. Two wicketless sessions have put India in the ascendancy in the first Test. An unbroken 172-run opening partnership between KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal has all but slammed the door shut on the Aussies. Unless the tourists implode spectacularly early on the third day, this is their game to lose now. Out there in the middle, Pat Cummins tried everything to separate the Indian opening duo. He even gave Marnus Labuschagne a couple of overs. The latter worked up some pace – 135 kph. In zest, he ran on to the protected area of the pitch thrice, getting an official warning in the process. At the other end, Rahul was as cool as a cucumber. Even when the ball was rearing up and making him hop, he was getting the bottom hand off quickly. The opening partnership revolved around him, although Jaiswal outscored his senior. The pitch eased out considerably on the second day. But even on the first day, when 17 wickets fell, he was the best batsman on show. Rahul’s Test career of infinite highs and lows got another uptick in Perth and it begged the question, should he continue to open in this series? Dodda Ganesh thinks Rahul should. “Just have KL Rahul opening throughout the tour,” the former India seamer posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday. “For heaven’s sake don’t shuffle his spot again. He’s the best bet to handle the conditions with the new ball. Rohit can bat in the middle order.” He doubled down on it a day later, writing: “This opening partnership has to stay and Rohit will have to bat in the middle order. Hopefully, common sense prevails.” Karnataka bias? Unlikely. Rohit Sharma is expected to join the team in Perth in a day. But after missing the pre-series practice sessions and match simulations, he will go to the second Test in Adelaide, starting December 6, a little undercooked, notwithstanding that the skipper will play the tour game against the PM-XI in Canberra. The second Test is a pink-ball affair and the extra coat of lacquer on the ball will ensure more swing. Rohit had a forgettable home series against New Zealand, scoring just 91 runs in three Tests at an average of 15.16. He could be a little low on confidence. Now that Rahul has gotten into the groove, it could be counter-productive to change his batting position. Also, batting in the middle order and facing the older ball might lessen the degree of difficulty for Rohit, at a time when he desperately needs some runs. A gentle reminder, for the first six years of his Test career, Rohit was a middle-order specialist. Is the dressing-room thinking that way? This correspondent is not good at earwigging. But hierarchy is celebrated in Indian cricket. This is a reason why Karun Nair was dropped after scoring a triple-century in a Test against England. Rohit is the captain and he will choose his batting position. It’s unlikely that he will get a tap on the shoulder from the head coach, asking him to bat down the order. For More Sports Related Content Click Here  Jaiswal and Rahul have added 172 runs for the first wicket. (PC: X.com) As for Rahul, a year ago, he scored a magnificent 101 against South Africa at Centurion, batting at No. 6. Then, against England earlier this year, as Virat Kohli was given a leave of absence, the 32-year-old scored 86 in the first innings in Hyderabad, batting at No. 4. A quadriceps injury ruled him out of the remaining matches of the series. At the start of the new season, the team management decided that Rahul would be the team’s designated No. 6 in Tests. He scored 68 off 43 balls against Bangladesh in Kanpur, batting in that position. He failed against New Zealand in Bangalore

– in a game where India were bundled out for 46 in the first innings – and was dropped for the next two Tests. Australia next, and as Rohit was unavailable, he was asked to open the innings. Rahul stood up to be counted. For far too long, the Indian team has used Rahul as a floater, a horses-for-courses batsman. Over the past four years, he has opened in 23 innings, played at No. 6 in eight innings and batted at No. 4 in two innings. Maybe, Rahul has done enough to earn a settled batting position. Also Read: Close to Lillee’s spiritual home, Bumrah sings merry song of fast bowling The post Should Rohit Sharma automatically assume the role of opener at the expense of KL Rahul? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] KL Rahul on Day 2 of Aus v Ind 1st test at Optus Stadium (Image: Debasis Sen) Andrew McDonald was enduring the pain with stoicism. At the press conference after the second day’s play between India and Australia, Australia’s head coach conceded that the hosts were “well behind the game.” As he had to do, McDonald added that things could change quickly on Day 3. Two wicketless sessions have put India in the ascendancy in the first Test. An unbroken 172-run opening partnership between KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal has all but slammed the door shut on the Aussies. Unless the tourists implode spectacularly early on the third day, this is their game to lose now. Out there in the middle, Pat Cummins tried everything to separate the Indian opening duo. He even gave Marnus Labuschagne a couple of overs. The latter worked up some pace – 135 kph. In zest, he ran on to the protected area of the pitch thrice, getting an official warning in the process. At the other end, Rahul was as cool as a cucumber. Even when the ball was rearing up and making him hop, he was getting the bottom hand off quickly. The opening partnership revolved around him, although Jaiswal outscored his senior. The pitch eased out considerably on the second day. But even on the first day, when 17 wickets fell, he was the best batsman on show. Rahul’s Test career of infinite highs and lows got another uptick in Perth and it begged the question, should he continue to open in this series? Dodda Ganesh thinks Rahul should. “Just have KL Rahul opening throughout the tour,” the former India seamer posted on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday. “For heaven’s sake don’t shuffle his spot again. He’s the best bet to handle the conditions with the new ball. Rohit can bat in the middle order.” He doubled down on it a day later, writing: “This opening partnership has to stay and Rohit will have to bat in the middle order. Hopefully, common sense prevails.” Karnataka bias? Unlikely. Rohit Sharma is expected to join the team in Perth in a day. But after missing the pre-series practice sessions and match simulations, he will go to the second Test in Adelaide, starting December 6, a little undercooked, notwithstanding that the skipper will play the tour game against the PM-XI in Canberra. The second Test is a pink-ball affair and the extra coat of lacquer on the ball will ensure more swing. Rohit had a forgettable home series against New Zealand, scoring just 91 runs in three Tests at an average of 15.16. He could be a little low on confidence. Now that Rahul has gotten into the groove, it could be counter-productive to change his batting position. Also, batting in the middle order and facing the older ball might lessen the degree of difficulty for Rohit, at a time when he desperately needs some runs. A gentle reminder, for the first six years of his Test career, Rohit was a middle-order specialist. Is the dressing-room thinking that way? This correspondent is not good at earwigging. But hierarchy is celebrated in Indian cricket. This is a reason why Karun Nair was dropped after scoring a triple-century in a Test against England. Rohit is the captain and he will choose his batting position. It’s unlikely that he will get a tap on the shoulder from the head coach, asking him to bat down the order. For More Sports Related Content Click Here  Jaiswal and Rahul have added 172 runs for the first wicket. (PC: X.com) As for Rahul, a year ago, he scored a magnificent 101 against South Africa at Centurion, batting at No. 6. Then, against England earlier this year, as Virat Kohli was given a leave of absence, the 32-year-old scored 86 in the first innings in Hyderabad, batting at No. 4. A quadriceps injury ruled him out of the remaining matches of the series. At the start of the new season, the team management decided that Rahul would be the team’s designated No. 6 in Tests. He scored 68 off 43 balls against Bangladesh in Kanpur, batting in that position. He failed against New Zealand in Bangalore

– in a game where India were bundled out for 46 in the first innings – and was dropped for the next two Tests. Australia next, and as Rohit was unavailable, he was asked to open the innings. Rahul stood up to be counted. For far too long, the Indian team has used Rahul as a floater, a horses-for-courses batsman. Over the past four years, he has opened in 23 innings, played at No. 6 in eight innings and batted at No. 4 in two innings. Maybe, Rahul has done enough to earn a settled batting position. Also Read: Close to Lillee’s spiritual home, Bumrah sings merry song of fast bowling The post Should Rohit Sharma automatically assume the role of opener at the expense of KL Rahul? appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Bangalore's Best Festivals: Celebrations That Light Up the City

The city of Bangalore is widely famous for its robust festivals which it hosts throughout the year. Not only do the festivals bring out the city's ancient customs, but they also encourage people from around the world to come. Should you decide to embark on a visit, one of the hotels in Bnaglore such as Bisque PVR Suites is the perfect place for a delightful stay. Here are some of the most famous festivals celebrated in Bangalore:

Karaga Festival

The Karaga Festival, which is held to honor Goddess Shakti, is the oldest and most renowned festival in Bangalore. During the 9-day celebration, the citizens will be carrying colorful pots on their heads which are not supported to show their devotion to the goddess. The people will be showcasing their thanksgiving to the goddess by carrying the pots over their heads without any support and no practice in advance. The tradition of the festival is deeply embedded in the Thilaga community of the Vahnikula Kshatriyas and has its roots in the tradition of the Vahnikula Kshatriyas of which the part of the Thilaga community is.

Significance: Invoking Goddess Shakti

When: March – April

Where: Dharmarayaswamy Temple

Duration: 10 days

Groundnut Festival

Known as Kadalekai Parishe locally, the Groundnut Festival marks the beginning of the season of the peanut crop. It’s simply amazing to be there while respecting the old traditions as well as the artists and the craftspeople that lined the narrow winding streets would have surely delighted me. The biggest attraction of the festival takes place at the Dodda Ganesha Temple, where ten thousand lamps are set up, which gives the place a stunning look.

Significance: Celebrating the first groundnut harvest

When: November

Where: Dodda Ganesha Temple

Duration: 2 days

Durga Puja Festival

“The Vulcan Salute” or “the Spock hand” is a salute that has been around since Star Trek was first published in 1960. Meanwhile, Durga Puja is the most important festival among the people in the city and it is dedicated to the goddess of victory, Durga. The program includes the rituals related to the Durga demon-slaughter as well as the battle between the goddess and the demon. Vijiya Dashmi is the day of victory included.

Significance: Victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura

When: September – October

Where: Kalaburagi River

Duration: 4 days

Ugadi Festival

Ugadi is the first day of the new year according to the lunar calendar of Karnataka. This is a day when as resonant factors the ritual of making colorful rangoli with rice flour called mattu and other traditional rituals are all part of the celebrations. It is also the time to seek blessings and to venture into new undertakings.

Significance: Kannada New Year

When: March – April

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 1 day

Ganesh Chaturthi Festival

In Bangalore, Ganesh Chaturthi is greeted with a lot of enthusiasm. Bouquets of flowers and leaves adorn the city and citizens munch on different types of sweets like Payasam, Modakam, and Kosambari. Ganesha is also loved by the festival and worshippers pray to this supreme deity for intelligence, good fortune, and development of prosperity.

Significance: Birth of Lord Ganesha

When: August – September

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 1 to 11 days

Gowri Habba Festival

Gowri Habba is a festival that precedes Ganesh Chaturthi and is particularly important for married women. These women wear new clothes and put up idols of Goddess Gowri to decorate their houses. Also, they prepare sweet dishes and share the same with their neighbors. Banana stems and mango leaves are joined to temples to double the joy of festival

Significance: Celebration of Goddess Gowri

When: August – September

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 1 day

Dussehra Festival

Like a point with Durga Puja, the Dussehra celebration is a feast of good that had defeated evil. It brings back the memories of Lord Rama destroying the demon king Ravana. The 10-day festival includes lighting ten thousand bulbs, bonfires, fireworks, and various cultural programs like dance and music.

Significance: Victory of Lord Rama over Ravana

When: October

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 10 days

Pattadakkal Dance Festival

The Pattadakkal Dance Festival is one of the most famous events in the city of Bangalore, where duels are held in the form of dance into the International Dance Arena. The events of this festival take place in ancient temple courts and people who perform traditional dances and ritual dances have been admired by the UNESCO.

Significance: Dance Festival

When: January

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 1 day

Diwali Festival

Diwali, which is the "festival of lights", is welcomed by the Hindus of Bangalore. It is the festival that fills the whole city with brightness and color with the lights of the object. There are also crackers and lights of oil lamps they call "Deepa lights" to celebrate the victory of good over evil. During the festival, people exchange gifts and join in festive meals which make the occasion happy.

Significance: Festival of Lights

When: October – November

Where: Throughout Bangalore

Duration: 1 day

The festival season will be bangalore’s unique gateway to a cultural heritage as rich as drinking nectar. The experience becomes more stunning while living in a posh hotel like PVR Suites By Bisque Hotels that provides you the desired comfort for exploring and relishing the festivity.

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"Fans can select a better RCB team with less money": Ex-player slams franchise for their buys in IPL auction Former Indian cricketer a... #usa #uk

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After RCB buys Yash Dayal for Rs. 5 crore in the IPL 2024 auction, memes galore on social media

In the IPL 2024 auction, Royal Challengers Bangalore has signed Yash Dayal for Rs. 5 crore.

After failing to land either of India’s premium fast bowlers, RCB had to land Yash Dayal in the auction, who has been infamous for conceding five sixes in five balls in IPL 2023.

RCB let go of Harshal Patel ahead of the auction and has now replaced him with the signing of Yash Dayal. The 26-year-old Uttar Pradesh bowler has so far played 14 matches and conceded 10 runs per over. He also has a modest wicket return, with just 13 scalps in 14 matches.

Though RCB announced on social media about how much improvement the pacer has made post-IPL 2023, social media has reacted hilariously after Dayal’s acquisition.

Former India player Dodda Ganesh shared his astonishment after RCB spent that huge money to sign Yash Dayal. Dodda wrote, “Any bowler can have a bad day. Yash Dayal too had one bad over. He is still a good bowler and had decent returns in the SMAT.

However, spending 5 crore on him is simply ridiculous, RCB. My mind boggles.”

RCB’s replacement players for their previous squad have baffled the fans. One of the fans wrote, “Replacement of David Willey, Tom Curran Replacement of Harshal Patel: Yash Dayal Replacement of Hazelwood: Alzari Joseph; Replacement of Hasaranga: Mayank Dagar.” An angry RCB fan expressed his shock and anger towards the team owners for signing Yash Dayal for 5 crore. 5Cr for someone who gave 5 sixes in 5 balls! #YashDayal4Cr for #ShardulThakur We are not clowns; we are the whole circus for God’s sake. Please remove these two guys from RCB.

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India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News - Times of India

India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News – Times of India

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NEW DELHI: Team India have failed to kick off their tour Down Under on an impressive note this time. They are trailing 0-2 in the three-match ODI series after suffering heavy defeats in the first two ODI matches and now will be playing for pride in the third ODI in Canberra on Wednesday. The last time when India toured Australia in 2018-19, the Virat Kohli-led Indian team lost the first…

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India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News

India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News

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NEW DELHI: Team India have failed to kick off their tour Down Under on an impressive note this time. They are trailing 0-2 in the three-match ODI series after suffering heavy defeats in the first two ODI matches and now will be playing for pride in the third ODI in Canberra on Wednesday. The last time when India toured Australia in 2018-19, the Virat Kohli-led Indian team lost the first…

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India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News

India vs Australia: Team India is really missing Rohit Sharma, says Dodda Ganesh | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Team India have failed to kick off their tour Down Under on an impressive note this time. They are trailing 0-2 in the three-match ODI series after suffering heavy defeats in the first two ODI matches and now will be playing for pride in the third ODI in Canberra on Wednesday. The last time when India toured Australia in 2018-19, the Virat Kohli-led Indian team lost the first ODI by…

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उथप्पा के बाद भारत के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डोडा गणेश बोले- टीम से बाहर होने पर एक महीने घर से नहीं निकला था

उथप्पा के बाद भारत के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डोडा गणेश बोले- टीम से बाहर होने पर एक महीने घर से नहीं निकला था

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पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डोडा गणेश ने कहा- 23 साल की उम्र में अंतरराष्ट्रीय क्रिकेट से दूर हो जाना दिल तोड़ने वाला था

कर्नाटक के तेज गेंदबाज डोडा गणेश ने अपने करियर में सिर्फ 4 टेस्ट और एक वनडे खेल, उन्होंने सभी मैच विदेशों में खेले

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रॉबिन उथप्पा के बाद भारतीय क्रिकेट टीम के पूर्व तेज गेंदबाज डोडा गणेश ने भी क्रिकेट से जुड़े तनाव को लेकर ट्वीटर पर अपनी…

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Thanks, SKY. I can sleep peacefully without seeing my friend Rahul Dravid being bashed on Twitter: Ex-player Former India player Dodda Gan... #usa #uk

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जयदेव उनादकट रणजी ट्रॉफी के एक सीजन में सबसे ज्यादा विकेट लेने वाले तेज गेंदबाज, गणेश का रिकॉर्ड तोड़ा

जयदेव उनादकट रणजी ट्रॉफी के एक सीजन में सबसे ज्यादा विकेट लेने वाले तेज गेंदबाज, गणेश का रिकॉर्ड तोड़ा

खेल डेस्क। सौराष्ट्र ने लगातार दूसरी बार रणजी ट्रॉफी के फाइनल में जगह बना ली है। टीम ने बुधवार को सेमीफाइनल में गुजरात को 92 रन से उपकरण दिए। सौराष्ट्र के लिए खुशी की एक और वजह भी है। दरअसल, इस टीम के लेफ्ट आर्म प��सर बैलर जयदेव उनादकट ने रणजी ट्रॉफी में किसी तेज गेंदबाज द्वारा एक सीजन में सबसे ज्यादा विकेट हासिल करने का रिकॉर्ड बनाया है।

दूसरी पारी में 7 विकेट झटके जयदेव ने गुजरात की दूसरी पारी…

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Former Indian cricketer Dodda Ganesh gave advice to prithvi shaw to go and play domestic games few years after his flop performance continue in Adelaide test match IND vs AUS test series 2020-21

Former Indian cricketer Dodda Ganesh gave advice to prithvi shaw to go and play domestic games few years after his flop performance continue in Adelaide test match IND vs AUS test series 2020-21

br> The first match of the four-Test series between India and Australia is being played in Adelaide. At the end of the second day’s play, Team India has strengthened its position in this day-night test match. On the strength of the bowlers, India bowled out Australia for just 191 runs in the first innings, Ravichandran Ashwin took four and Umesh Yadav took three wickets. The Indian team, who…