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[lemonsugarkk]

Ballin' in the background

[theuniverseofdaniela]

Algunas veces ya ni siquiera hay un porque para estar triste o pensando, solamente que mi alma lleva una tristeza tan grande que no se puede esconder, y realmente quisiera sentir como los demás, sentir los buenos días, las cosas bonitas que pasan a mi alrededor, pero la tristeza de mi alma pesa más que todas esas cosas.

~Sap🫧

[sonbckp]

Do People Love Crickets?

People have different attitudes and feelings towards crickets, so it's difficult to make a general statement about whether everyone loves them or not. However, many people do appreciate crickets for their unique chirping sound and their role in nature.

Some people also keep crickets as pets or use them as a food source for other animals. In many cultures, crickets are considered a symbol of good luck and are even kept as house pets.

On the other hand, some people may have negative associations with crickets, such as if they have had bad experiences with crickets infesting their home or damaging their crops. Additionally, some people may have a fear or phobia of insects, including crickets.

Overall, people's feelings towards crickets can be influenced by a variety of factors, including cultural beliefs, personal experience, and individual preferences.

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The World's Biggest Sporting Spectacle: Cricket World Cup 2023

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आयपीएल (IPL) माहिती मराठी | IPL History, Team List In Marathi: टीम, संघ मालक संपूर्ण माहिती

Indian Premier League (IPL) History | Winners Teams List, Winners and Runners List of All Seasons, Format, Players, Earning, Profit, Loss | आईपीएल काय आहे, इतिहास, टीम, मालिकांची माहिती, फॉर्मेट, ब्रॅंड, खेळाडू, खेळाडू टीम सूची, कमाई, फायदा संपूर्ण माहिती मराठी | IPL 2023 Team List | इंडियन प्रीमियर लीग 2023 

इंडियन प्रीमियर लीग (IPL) (प्रायोजकत्वा��्या कारणास्तव TATA IPL म्हणूनही ओळखले जाते) ही पुरुषांची ट्वेंटी20 (T20) क्रिकेट लीग आहे जी भारतात दरवर्षी आयोजित केली जाते आणि दहा शहर-आधारित फ्रँचायझी संघांद्वारे स्पर्धा केली जाते. 2007 मध्ये भारतीय क्रिकेट नियामक मंडळाने (BCCI) लीगची स्थापना केली होती. अरुण सिंग धुमाळ आयपीएलचे अध्यक्ष आहेत. ही स्पर्धा दरवर्षी उन्हाळ्यात (मार्च आणि मे दरम्यान) आयोजित केली जाते आणि आयसीसी फ्यूचर टूर्स प्रोग्राममध्ये एक विशेष विंडो असते, याचा अर्थ आयपीएल हंगामात कमी आंतरराष्ट्रीय क्रिकेट होतात.

आयपीएल ही जगातील सर्वात लोकप्रिय क्रिकेट लीग आहे आणि 2014 मध्ये ती सर्व क्रीडा लीगमध्ये सरासरी उपस्थितीनुसार सहाव्या क्रमांकावर होती. 2010 मध्ये, आयपीएल प्रसारित होणारी जगातील पहिली क्रीडा स्पर्धा बनली. YouTube वर थेट. 2022 मध्ये आयपीएलचे ब्रँड मूल्य ₹90,038 कोटी (US$11 बिलियन) होते. बीसीसीआयच्या मते, 2015 च्या आयपीएल हंगामाने भारताच्या जीडीपीमध्ये ₹1,150 कोटी (US$140 दशलक्ष) योगदान दिले. डिसेंबर 2022 मध्ये, लीग $10.9 अब्ज मूल्याची डेकाकॉर्न बनली आणि 2020 पासून डॉलरच्या दृष्टीने 75% वाढ नोंदवली, जेव्हा तिचे मूल्य $6.2 अब्ज होते, सल्लागार फर्म D & P Advisory च्या अह��ालानुसार. Read more

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India's World Cup victories against their arch-rivals : 

India's World Cup victories against their arch-rivals :

The eagerly anticipated game has begun. The anticipation for Saturday, October 14's Cricket World Cup 2023 championship game between India and Pakistan in Ahmedabad is high. As the bitter rivals square off in an ODI encounter for the first time in four years, the cricketing world will be watching from the West Indian metropolis.

The impact players in India's World Cup victories against their arch-rivals The buildup to the high-profile game could not have been better for India and Pakistan. Before annihilating Afghanistan in New Delhi, Rohit Sharma's team opened their campaign with a comprehensive victory over Australia in Chennai by choking the 5-time champions with spin. As India secured an 8-wicket victory and made their intentions known as one of the top 4 teams, captain Rohit scored an incredible century and set a number of records.

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On the other side, Pakistan began its World Cup campaign with a nail-biting victory over the Netherlands in Hyderabad before completing the most successful chase in tournament history against Sri Lanka. Pakistan left Hyderabad with a flawless record and fond memories after receiving a warm welcome and treatment. The Narendra Modi Stadium, the largest cricket stadium in the world, where the action now is, is getting ready to put on a spectacular performance. Although there was no opening ceremony for the World Cup, a special musical presentation and performances were planned for the highly anticipated match between India and Pakistan to emphasize the significance of the match. In the lead-up to the match on October 14, India's 7-0 record has dominated. The Asian heavyweights may have lost their unblemished T20 World Cup record, but Pakistan has yet to defeat India in an ODI World Cup match since their first encounter in 1992. Here is a list of India's key players from their past 50-over World Cup victories over Pakistan. Sachin Tendulkar, who has won three Player of Match honours in high-profile World Cup matches, was undoubtedly a major obstacle for Pakistan's hopes of defeating India.

2019

India maintained its perfect record against Pakistan in their 22nd game of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup, winning handily at Old Trafford, Manchester. The performance of Indian opener Rohit Sharma, who smashed an amazing 140 runs off 113 balls and helped India record a formidable total of 336/5, was the game's high point. Pakistan blocked the then vice-captain's rage in 2019 when Rohit was in fantastic form in Old Britain. Rohit destroyed the Pakistani bowling lineup with 14 boundaries and three sixes. Virat Kohli joined the celebration after KL Rahul scored fifty, making it a lopsided contest. .According to the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method, Pakistan could only achieve 212/6, falling short by 89 runs despite rain delays that cut the game's length to 40 overs. India's domination against Pakistan in World Cup matchups was further cemented with this game, retaining their perfect record.

2015

India beat Pakistan handily in Adelaide during the 2015 ODI World Cup, winning by 76 runs. Virat Kohli's outstanding performance in the game, in which he struck a stunning century, stood out. India scored 300 runs in their opening innings while losing seven wickets, with Kohli scoring an important 107 runs. His century, along with half-centuries from Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan, gave Pakistan a difficult goal to meet. Pakistan made an effort, but they were bowled out for only 224 runs in 47 overs. This victory was greatly aided by Kohli's match-winning century, which furthered his reputation as a dominant force on the grandest of all stages. Misbah-ul-Haq's 76 for Pakistan was in vain as Mohammed Shami shone with a 4-wicket haul, while Mohit Sharma and Umesh Yadav both claimed 2. Also Read This : Cricket, flag football, baseball and softball all set for 2028 LA Olympics Read the full article

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زمان خان نے ٹی ٹوئنٹی بلاسٹ میں شاندار آغاز کیا

Zaman Khan with a wonderful slower ball 👌 #Blast23 #BlastOff pic.twitter.com/KruMjF4F59— Vitality Blast (@VitalityBlast) May 20, 2023 پاکستانی دائیں ہاتھ کے تیز گیند باز زمان خان نے ٹی ٹوئنٹی بلاسٹ ٹورنامنٹ میں شاندار آغاز کیا کیونکہ پیسر نے ڈیبیو پر دو وکٹیں حاصل کیں۔ ڈربی شائر فالکنز کے لیے کھیلتے ہوئے، خان نے اپنے پہلے دو اوورز میں 31 رنز دے کر مشکلات کا سامنا کیا۔ لیکن اس نے اپنے آخری دو…

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Ishan Kishan , Height , Weight , Age , Family More

Ishan Kishan is an Indian cricketer who plays as a wicket-keeper-batsman in both international and domestic cricket. He was born on July 18, 1998, in Patna, Bihar, India. Kishan grew up in a cricket-loving family and started playing cricket at a young age.

Kishan first came into the limelight when he led the Indian team to the final of the 2016 Under-19 Cricket World Cup. He scored 273 runs in six innings in the tournament, including a match-winning 86 in the semi-finals against Sri Lanka.

In 2016, Kishan was bought by the Gujarat Lions franchise in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and made his IPL debut the same year. He has also played for Mumbai Indians in the IPL and has been an integral part of the team's success, helping them win the tournament in 2020.

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"send your kids [dice] to camp" when one of the players has a big damage roll they need a lot of extraneous dice for is my favorite running cross-campaign d20 bit. maybe ever. I loved it so much in my first ever d20 campaign tuc (Emily and lou sitting next to each other talking about how their "kids" rolled) and its still going now in fantasy high junior year. the world is so beautiful

[beedreamscape]

VERY LONG POST EXPLORING C3 AND WHY SO MANY PEOPLE MIGHT NOT LIKE IT/MY PERSONAL GRIPES WITH IT.

I ended up exploring a bit of that Reddit community of critical role fans (not the main one) where they basically gather together and commiserate how much they hate C3. It's frustrating to read because at some point you can tell they make no effort to engage positively with the campaign and have a penchant for hating anything about it.

But, from the perspective of someone with very little emotional connection to the past campaigns, I kinda get why C3 feels so different and, in my opinion, it's all about personal stakes for the characters.

As writers, we constantly hear that we must give the characters something personal to care about so that the reader may care about the plot - yeah city-destroying laser beam is a big stake, but if main character's loved one will be used as a sacrifice to the aliens to activate the laser beam unless they do something, the tension doubles.

And with a shallow look over the arcs of the past campaigns, especially the fans' favourites, a pattern I find is of those with heavy personal stakes:

People often point the Briarwoods arc as a favourite. It's not just about bringing down the powerful Briarwoods, it's about avenging Percy's family and bringing his beloved Whitestone back to its past glory, all mixed with the fighting of personal demons.

We also got Vax'ildans overarching arc with the Raven Queen and Scanlan's with Kaylie and his self-worth/discovery in the party.

In campaign three, the struggle of Fjord getting over Uk'otoa's influence and turning to the Wildmother, rediscovering himself. Bright Queen's Favor with freeing Yuza, uncovering Nott's past, grappling with their preconceptions of the empire and the dynasty, and meeting Essek. Losing then Recovering Yasha from Obann. Traveler Con.

This post about the first third of the C2 comparing it to C1 explains quite well how M9 is driven by the party's personal stakes over any obligation to any institution.

Not only personal stakes that build the value of the campaign, but places that grow as their own: Whitestone, Emon, Zephrah, Xhorhas, the Menagerie Coast, Zedash, etc.

That's what's missing from Campaign 3: anchors and personal stakes.

Bells Hells doesn't really care about anything! We're entrenched in the Ruidus plot ever since we learned what ruidusborn means in the beginning of the campaign and yet, what does that mean to them? It was the subject of Imogen's dreams and afflictions but what else? The main victims of it will be the gods, but they repeatedly state how much they don't care for the gods and are in doubt if losing them would be bad anyway.

In a certain perspective, I don't blame them - the plot has grown so massive and subjective, while they haven't - they're still level 10 nobodies against a god-eating moon-shaped monster and the insanely powerful guy that wants to free it.

Bells Hells doesn't care for the places they walk through! Only two members of the party are actually from Marquet! Imogen and Dorian. And both are running from their past! so they don't even want to be there! Ashton hates everything about it and all the others have no reason to cling to it.

Jrusar was such a great city with great dynamics that were only half explored and they don't seem to care to return to it even though so much goes unexplored. Yios meant nothing nor did Heartmoor or the Taloned Highlands (and its apparently juicy political intrigues nobody cared to explore) and barely a mention of Ank'harel or the Silken Squall.

WHY do we keep going back to Taldorei???

Marquet as a whole goes mostly unexplored and underused in the campaign and it's so upseting.

Bells Hells have nothing to lose! They hold no personal stakes to the plot, most of them don't have families and those that do feel like something so distant and impersonal, no place or city they love or feel connected to, the only thing they owned (the very valuable skyship rip) they destroyed with barely any consideration. Their morals feel like the only thing at stake and even that feels already lost.

C3 is pulling too much from past campaigns. From the moment they first contacted the VM people, it felt like a mistake, and every appearance since has felt so much like fan service (especially bc specific fan favourites are the recurring appearances, no variety). The time spent in Whitestone, the connections to Delilah, everything with Keyleth, etc.

This last one, in particular, contributes to that group of NPCs feeling, always revolving around some other character struggle - who cares what is going on with Bells Hells when Vax's trapped in an orb and Keyleth is half dying, and Caleb is in an anti-magic collar, and Trent is probably loose, and this character and that character...

We haven't spent proper time with C3-exclusive NPCs excluding Nana Morri since episode 50! No Lord Eshteross or Xandis or Ira or Jiana Hexum or the Green Seekers or Milo. It was so special to me having Dancer and Imahara Joe around even if briefly.

And Lord Eshteross death left such a huge gap in the dynamics of the party with the world. I think it was premature, especially because the thirst to avenge him (which I suppose was meant to fuel their hate and intention to kill Otohan) lasted so little and from there on out began the heavy and meta-gamey (and personally, OOC) relying on VM characters.

The ticking clock on the apogee solstice strained much of the campaign and brought this looming fear of 'if we don't take care of it nobody will so we can't waste time', therefore the alternative paths and personal arcs fell to the sidelines in favor of the elephant in the room, so it felt like several episodes of dragging towards this event, then the peak of ep 50-51, to re-start the drag of post moon beam.

Guest PCs are a whole other can of worms I'm not ready to explore also bc it entails a lot, but it's a shared sentiment that people miss Dorian and what he brought to the table.

On a personal view, the Hellcath Valley was my favorite arc. Bassuras felt so tactile and real and gritty, we had a clear objective of infiltrating the Paragon's Call and retrieving Armand Treshi, Deathwish Run, the mystery of Dusk unveiling into Yu, Fearne's parents encounter, Ira, Imahara Joe and reveals about Dancer and D., first FCG nervous attack, Otohan battle and Laudna's death. SO MUCH.

Special mentions to everything Jrusar and Shade Creepers, Heartmoor and the Museum, Savalirwood, and the time spent on the Silver Sun.

I miss these small-scale objectives, I miss the C3 NPCs, I miss Marquet, I miss turning our eyes to these character tensions and exploration, I miss the one-on-one talks, the unity they shared in those dire moments.

I can't wait to leave the Predathos plot and all the repetitive discussions within it behind.

This doesn't cover everything (interpersonal relationships are a whole other spectrum of discussion) but a few things I feel puts an obstacle towards people liking this campaign when comparing the past ones.