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mysports360 · 4 years ago

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List Of All Purple Cap Winners In IPL History:

The beginning of Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2008 have helped numerous cricketers to snatch the eyeballs of the world hobnobbing with the best of the game. In the interim, the briefest arrangement of the game has been great for the players leaving less open door for the bowlers. With short limits to batting-accommodating wickets, the bowlers are consistently at the less than desirable end. Be that as it may, throughout the years in IPL, we have seen numerous bowlers taking the inside stage and doing it for their establishment.

IPL presented two novel honors – Orange Cap and Purple Cap for the most noteworthy run-scorer and most noteworthy wicket-taker of the period separately. The players get the opportunity to wear that top during matches when he is the most elevated run-scorer or wicket-taker. Throughout the long term, we have seen numerous cricketers winning that renowned honor and bringing home an all around structured top.

On that unique circumstance, let us investigate all the Purple Cap holders in the historical backdrop of IPL:

SOHAIL TANVIR (RAJASTHAN ROYALS, 2008)

Pakistan cricketers included uniquely in the debut period of the IPL. Furthermore, for some like Sohail Tanvir, that year will always be scratched in his heart. Rajasthan Royals won the first IPL trophy ever, and Tanvir assumed a urgent function in their successful mission.

A left-arm quick bowler with an abnormal activity, Tanvir was an uncommon ware till at that point. With a decent more slow ball up his sleeves, h would regularly fox the batsmen without any problem. Tanvir got 22 wickets from 11 matches and returned home with the Purple Cap as he was the main wicket-taker of that season. He end up being a go-to bowler for Shane Warne in that season.

RP SINGH (DECCAN CHARGERS, 2009)

RP Singh was most popular for his inswingers to discover the hole between the cushion and the bat. He was an exemplification of swing bowling and was at his best during the 2008-09 season. During that time, he drove Deccan Chargers to their first IPL trophy in 2009.

Singh sacked 23 wickets from 16 matches during their successful mission and shelled runs at an economy pace of just 6.98. He made a fabulous showing in the last giving just 16 runs from his four overs and picking the wicket of Jacques Kallis.

PRAGYAN OJHA (DECCAN CHARGERS, 2010)

On the rear of some extraordinary endeavors in the homegrown season, Deccan Chargers roped in the left-arm spinner in the principal period of the IPL. Nonetheless, subsequent to having two gentle releases, Pragyan Ojha was at his own best in 2010.

Ojha made sure that the cash put resources into him by the establishment and live upto the desires by performing reliably for them. He won the hearts of the fans as he got the Purple Cap toward the finish of the IPL 2010 for his 21 wickets that season.

LASITH MALINGA (MUMBAI INDIANS, 2011)

Lasith Malinga is outstanding amongst other restricted overs bowlers to have played the cricket match-up. With his varieties and novel activities, he has done marvels for Mumbai Indians throughout the long term. In any case, 2011 remains the best for him when he nearly drove Mumbai to the title.

He got back with an aggregate of 28 wickets in that season which is the second-best execution by a bowler in the historical backdrop of IPL after Dwayne Bravo. He bowled at an amazing economy pace of 5.95 bringing home the Purple Cap.

MORNE MORKEL (DELHI DAREDEVILS, 2012)

Delhi Daredevil, presently known as Delhi Capitals have had some head class major parts in their positions in spite of not being so fruitful as a group. They have seen singular players making an imprint in the competition, and Morne Morkel was one such player during the 2012 period of IPL.

The South African quick bowler picked 25 wickets in that entire season agreeing with his stance to the season finisher stage. Notwithstanding, they bowed out from that point. Despite the fact that his economy was a piece on the higher side, Morkel's wicket-taking binge fueled Capitals to complete on head of the focuses table.

DWYANE BRAVO (CHENNAI SUPER KINGS, 2013)

Chennai Super Kings have been the most steady group in the IPL and Dwayne Bravo has been an extraordinary worker for them. His capacity to contribute in all the divisions have made him one of the most looked for cricketers around the world in this configuration.

Then, Bravo was at his own best for the Super Kings during the 2013 period of IPL when he stowed 32 wickets – which is the most noteworthy any cricketer has picked in one season. In spite of the fact that Chennai didn't win the title that season, Bravo's exertion will consistently be in the core of the cricket darlings.

MOHIT SHARMA (CHENNAI SUPER KINGS, 2014)

The rise of Mohit Sharma in the IPL and afterward going onto speak to the public group ought to be credited to MS Dhoni. He has supported him well indeed and delivered the best once again from him during the seventh period of the money rich competition.

Hailing from Punjab, Mohit had a decent back of the hand more slow ball which helped him gain strides in the jam-pressed Chennai line up. He reacted well getting back with 23 wickets from 16 matches to win the Purple Cap that season.

DWAYNE BRAVO (CHENNAI SUPER KINGS, 2015)

After his shining endeavors in 2014, Dwayne Bravo was indeed at his best during the 2015 period of IPL. The Windies all-rounder indeed drove Chennai's bowling unit with his more slow conveyances and yorkers in the center and passing overs.

Bravo guaranteed an aggregate of 24 wickets in only 16 matches to win the Purple Cap for the subsequent time. He is the main abroad cricketer to accomplish this accomplishment.

BHUVNESHWAR KUMAR (SUNRISERS HYDERABAD, 2016)

One of the dependable restricted overs bowlers during that period, Bhuvneshwar Kumar drove the Sunrisers Hyderabad bowling in the 2016 season. He did ponders with the ball and inevitably helped them lift the title beating Royal Challengers Bangalore in the last.

Bhuvneshwar picked 23 wickets from 16 games and was affordable all through the season. He worked admirably holding the heavyweight Bangalore batting under wraps during the finals which Hyderabad in the end won by eight runs.

BHUVNESHWAR KUMAR (SUNRISERS HYDERABAD, 2017)

Bhuvneshwar Kumar is the main bowler in the historical backdrop of IPL to win two Purple Caps in sequential season. After his out of world endeavors in 2016, Kumar returned 2017 to rehash the activity what he specializes in.

Bhuvneshwar snatched 26 wickets during the tenth version of IPL which stayed as the most noteworthy by any bowler in that season. He has been perhaps the best worker of Sunrisers Hyderabad throughout the long term.

ANDREW TYE (KINGS XI PUNJAB, 2018)

Lords XI Punjab will revile themselves to lose the track halfway in the 2018 period of IPL. They flaunted some huge names like KL Rahul, Chris Gayle, Andrew Tye, and Ravichandran Ashwin who did well separately however neglected to come out great as a unit.

The tall and lean quick bowler from Australia intrigued all the fans with his normal capacity to contribute with wickets during crunch circumstances. Tye picked 24 wickets from his 14 matches including three four-wicket pulls. Nonetheless, Tye neglected to reproduce his endeavors in this season and was an outright disappointment.

IMRAN TAHIR (CHENNAI SUPER KINGS, 2019)

Imran Tahir has intrigued with each passing season and this period of IPL was the same. He ended up being a match-victor for Chennai Super Kings, and his brand name festivity was all the rage during the most recent two months.

The veteran South African spinner redesignd his kinsmen Kagiso Rabada to win the Purple Cap in the last match against Mumbai Indians where he got back with two wickets. Tahir got back with 26 wickets from 17 games at an economy pace of 6.69 fashioning Chennai to finals of the competition

#IPL Purple Cap Winners Purple Cap Winners

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betwala-blog · 5 years ago

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News from, in, and around the ICC World Cup

Victories, issues, and complaints are just some of the news from the ICC World Cup.

ODI 20: Australia vs Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka won the coin toss and chose to bowl against Australia. However, they weren’t able to prevent the Aussies from scoring: Australia was able to score 334 in their first 50 overs. David Warner and Aaron Finch scored 80 runs off 16.4 overs; Steve Smith and Finch scored a combined 173 off 118 balls; Glenn Maxwell scored 46 off 25 balls.

Dimuth Karunaratne and Kusal Perera scored 115 in 15.3 overs for the Sri Lankan team. Lahiru Thirimanne scored 16 while Kusal Mendis scored 30. Dimuth Karunaratne scored 97 off 108 balls with nine fours. Despite their best efforts, the cricket match ended with the Aussies beating the Sri Lankans by 87 runs.

Australia now sits at first place, leading by a single point.

ODI 22: India vs Pakistan

Fans of both the Indian and Pakistan cricket team ‘prayed’ that the rain wouldn’t stop the match. Though it did rain a bit, it wasn’t enough to call off the match. The cricket match ended with India dominating Pakistan and winning by 89 runs.

Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul scored a combined 136 runs, Virat Kohli added 50, and the Indian cricket team scored 336/5 in 50 overs.

The Pakistanis weren’t able to score as much as they wanted to. Rain only delayed the outcome everybody was expecting - India defeating Pakistan. India now has seven wins over Pakistan in World Cup matches.

Pakistani Player Mad at Team after Losing Match vs India

Mohammad Amir played an excellent game for Pakistan. He did not let India’s openers get a lead, and by the time he finished his sixth over, he only allowed 18 runs. He prevented India from crossing the 350-run mark and finished the game with figures of 3 for 47. However, his other teammates were unable to do the same. India ended up scoring 336/5.

Amir took the loss personally. A Pakistan journalist tweeted that “the pacer was not at all happy with his teammates’ performance as he left the field in anger after the defeat.”

Sri Lanks to be Sanctioned

Sri Lanka lost Saturday’s match to Australia by 87 runs. After the match, they did not fulfill their media duties: they did not appear for the post-match press conference. An ICC spokesperson confirmed the development. “Yes. Sri Lanka have told us they don’t want to do it. The ICC will be speaking to them.”

The team refused to attend the press conference after Ashantha de Mel, their team manager, criticized the ICC for mistreating their squad. The manager mentioned that the net facilities in Cardiff were ‘unsatisfactory’ and their hotel in Bristol didn’t have a swimming pool. He also criticized the team bus, saying that it was more cramped up than the double-decker vehicles provided to the other teams.

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pavitrajyotish · 5 years ago

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About K L Rahul

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themoomblr · 5 years ago

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Rahul repays Kohli's faith with superb limited overs form

Rahul repays Kohli’s faith with superb limited overs form

KL Rahul’s strong run of form in New Zealand, capped on Tuesday with his fourth one-day international century, has not only repaid the faith of captain Virat Kohli but will also likely ensure him a much longer run in India’s limited overs team.

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vsplusonline · 5 years ago

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India vs New Zealand 4th T20I Live Score Updates: Manish Pandey key in India's late surge - Times of India

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India vs New Zealand 4th T20I Live Score Updates: Manish Pandey key in India's late surge - Times of India

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End of OVER 19: 10 runs off Bennett’s over. INDIA 154/8

OVERS 18.5: FOUR! Knuckle ball from Bennett. Saini sends the NZ pacer towards deep extra cover for another boundary. INDIA 152/8

OVERS 18.3: FOUR! Navdeep Saini hits first boundary of his T20I career. He clears his front leg and smashes Bennett towards deep backward point. INDIA 148/8

Navdeep Saini comes to the crease.

OVERS 17.5: WICKET! Southee to Chahal. Edged and gone. The Indian gets an edge and gives an easy catch to NZ wicketkeeper Seifert. Chahal departs for 1. INDIA 143/8.

Southee starts his fourth and last over.

End of OVER 17: 13 runs off Bennett’s over. INDIA 138/7

OVERS 16.4: FOUR! Superb shot from Pandey. He pulls this towards long on. Bennett isn’t happy with this. INDIA 135/7

Yuzvendra Chahal comes to the crease.

OVERS 16.3: WICKET! Shardul tries to go over the top but gets a top edge. A well-judged catch from Southee. Knuckle ball does the job for Bennett. Shardul departs for 20. INDIA 131/7

OVERS 16.1: FOUR! What a shot from Shardul. He stays back and pulls this towards deep mid wicket for a boundary.

Bennett starts his third over. End of OVER 16: 13 runs off Southee’s over. INDIA 125/6

OVERS 15.5: A loud lbw appeal from Southee against Pandey. Umpire is not interested.

OVERS 15.3: FOUR! Manish Pandey opens the face of the bat and guides the ball towards deep backward point.

Tim Southee starts his third over.

15 overs gone! 8 runs off Bennett’s over. INDIA 112/6

Can India go past 150-run mark today?

End of OVER 14: 7 runs off Santner’s over. INDIA 104/6

OVERS 13.1: Manish Pandey gets a thick outside edge and the ball races towards third man region. Pandey will get 3 runs. Excellent running between the wickets from Pandey and Shardul.

Santner starts his fourth and last over.

OVERS 13: FOUR! Much-needed boundary for India. Shardul curs the ball towards backward point for a boundary. 9 runs off Sodhi’s over. INDIA 97/6

Ish Sodhi starts his fourth and final over.

End of OVER 12: Just 1 run off Santner’s over. INDIA 88/6

Shardul Thakur comes to the crease.

OVERS 11.3: WICKET! Santner castles Sundar for a duck. India in deep trouble now. INDIA 88/6

Santner starts his third over.

End of OVER 11: Brilliant over by Sodhi. 4 runs and Dube’s wicket off his over. INDIA 87/5

Washington Sunder comes to the crease.

OVERS 10.2: WICKET! Sodhi takes his third wicket. Shivam Dube departs for 12. The left-hander hits the ball high in the air but fails to convert it into a six. Brilliant catch by Tom Bruce at the boundary line. INDIA 84/5

Ish Sodhi starts his third over.

10 overs gone! Just 5 runs off Santner’s over. INDIA 83/4

Mitchell Santner is back into the attack. This is his second over.

End of OVER 9: 9 runs off Sodhi’s over. INDIA 78/4

Manish Pandey comes into the attack.

OVERS 8.4: WICKET! Ish Sodhi gets the big fish. KL Rahu departs for 39 (26 balls). Another good catch by Santner at deep mid wicket. Poor shot from KL.

OVERS 8.1: FOUR! KL goes on backfoot and plays this beautifully towards backward point for a boundary. INDIA 73/3

Sodhi starts his second over. END of OVER 8: FOUR! Well controlled shot from Dube. He uses the pace, opens the face of the bat and sends the ball towards third man. 14 runs off Kuggeleijn’s over. INDIA 69/3

OVERS 7.4: FOUR! Kuggeleijn to Dube. The left-hander cuts the ball towards third man for a boundary. INDIA 65/3

OVERS 7.2: FOUR! KL Rahul stays back and plays this beautifully behind point. INDIA 60/3

Kuggeleijn starts his third over.

End of OVER 7: 4 runs off Sodhi’s over. INDIA 55/3

Shivam Dube comes to the crease.

OVERS 6.3: WICKET! Ish Sodhi removes Shreyas Iyer for paltry 1. Excellent bowling from the New Zealander. Brilliant catch from Seifert behind the wickets. Umpire didn’t take much time and raises his finger. INDIA 52/3

Ish Sodhi comes into the attack

End of OVER 6: Brilliant over from Kuggeleijn. Just 1 run off it. INDIA 51/2

India’s run rate is still above 9. KL Rahul is the key for India right now.

Kuggeleijn starts his second over.

End of OVER 5: 10 runs and Kohli’s wicket off Bennett’s over. INDIA 50/2

Shreyas Iyer comes to the crease.

OVERS 4.3: WICKET! Bennett removes dangerous Virat Kohli for 11. Santner dives and grabs a blinder to send the Indian skipper back to the pavilion. Big wicket for the Kiwis. INDIA 48/2

OVERS 4.2: FOUR! That’s Kohli’s special. First boundary towards backward square leg and now cuts the ball cleverly towards third man. Back-to-back boundaries for Indian skipper. INDIA 48/1

Hamish Bennett comes into the attack.

End of OVER 4: 5 runs off Southee’s over. INDIA 40/1

Southee starts his second over. End of OVER 3: FOUR! KL ends Santner’s over in style with a boundary. 13 runs off Santner’s over. INDIA 35/1

OVERS 2.5: SIX! KL Rahul is on song. He stays back and slaps the ball over deep mid wicket region.

Mitchell Santner comes into the attack.

End of OVER 2: 15 runs and Sanju’s wicket off Kuggeleijn’s over. INDIA 22/1

OVERS 1.5: SIX! KL Rahul takes full advantage of free hit, clears his front leg and smashes Kuggeleijn over long off fence. INDIA 22/1

OVERS 1.5: WIDE. NO BALL. WIDE. Free hit still there.

Captain Virat kohli comes to the crease.

OVERS 1.3: WICKET! Kuggeleijn strikes early for New Zealand. Sanju Samson departs for 8. The youngster tries to hit Kuggeleijn but fails to connect it properly. Mitchell Santner takes a well-judged catch. Samson fails to cash in on another opportunity. INDIA 13/1

OVERS 1.1: SIX! Sanju stands tall, picks the length and dispatches the ball over the cow corner. Brilliant shot from the Kerala lad. INDIA 13/0

Scott Kuggeleijn comes into the attack

End of OVER 1: 7 runs off Southee’s over. INDIA 7/0

Big opportunity for Sanju today. OVER 0.2: Rahul takes a quick single and gives strike to Sanju Samson.

OVER 0.1: Rahul plays this with soft hands towards backward square leg. He will get a couple.

India openers KL Rahul and Sanju Samson are in the middle. Tim Southee is ready with the ball. Here we go…

PLAYING XIs:

INDIA: Sanju Samson, KL Rahul (WK), Virat Kohli (CAPTAIN), Shreyas Iyer, Manish Pandey, Shivam Dube, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Yuzvendra Chahal, Jasprit Bumrah, Navdeep Saini

NEW ZEALAND: Martin Guptill, Colin Munro, Tom Bruce, Ross Taylor, Tim Seifert (WK), Mitchell Santner, Scott Kuggeleijn, Tim Southee (CAPTAIN), Ish Sodhi, Hamish Bennett, Daryl Mitchell

CAPTAINS’ TAKE:

Virat Kohli (INDIA):

We would have bowled first as well. We haven’t had a game like that in a while. For us as a side, it was a massive confidence booster. We have rested Rohit, Shami and Jadeja. Samson to open, Washington and Saini are in. Three exciting additions to the side. Tim Southee (NEW ZEALAND):

We are gonna bowl first. Looks like a good wicket. Kane’s got a niggle on his shoulder. He should be fine in a couple of days. We need to keep improving. Tom Bruce comes in for Collin de Grandhomme and Daryl Mitchell comes in for Kane.

New Zealand have won the toss and they will bowl first. #NZvIND https://t.co/IXbSLmsQ1Q

— BCCI (@BCCI) 1580452354000

TEAM CHANGES – INDIA:

Rohit Sharma, Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami rested Sanju Samson, Washington Sundar and Navdeep Saini are playing today. Sanju to open the innings with KL Rahul.

TEAM CHANGES – NEW ZEALAND:

Tom Bruce comes in for CdG and Daryl Mitchell comes in for Kane.

TOSS: New Zealand captain Tim Southee wins toss, opts to field against India.

A toss win for Tim Southee and we are having a bowl at @skystadium! Tom Bruce and Daryl Mitchell in. #NZvIND https://t.co/vnuv7HT6WP

— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) 1580452756000

India captain Virat Kohli and New Zealand captain Tim Southee are in the middle for the toss.

It’s TOSS time, folks.

Pitch Report – BY Scott Styris and VVS Laxman

This is a drop-in pitch. Looks like a beautiful pitch to bat on. It’s rock hard. Even though there’s even grass cover, it’ll be an excellent wicket to bat on. Dimensions will be challenging to the bowlers. Square boundaries are very short – less than 60 metres. Straight boundaries – around 80 metres. The length has to be fuller from the bowlers. The pitch was used early in the season for England vs New Zealand. Lot of runs were scored. There are not many foot-marks, so don’t expect too much of spin. BREAKING: Tim Southee to lead Kiwis today.

BREAKING: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson ruled out of the 4th T20I with a shoulder injury.

“Captain Kane Williamson has been ruled out of tonight’s 4th T20I with a left-shoulder injury (AC joint) sustained while diving in the field in game 3. He will hopefully be available for the final game of the series at Bay Oval,” New Zealand Cricket (NZC) posted on its official Twitter handle.

Captain Kane Williamson has been ruled out of tonight’s 4th T20I with a left-shoulder injury (AC joint) sustained w… https://t.co/zQFPGfBbSf

— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) 1580450217000

Hello and welcome to the Live coverage of 4th T20I match between India and New Zealand in Wellington.

After a cracking 3rd T20I, #TeamIndia is all set to play the 4th one at Wellington. Will @imVkohli field the same… https://t.co/mhE29Ywifm

— BCCI (@BCCI) 1580447532000

PREVIEW: An unassailable lead has opened up the window for experimentation but there will be no letup in India’s intensity when they face a heartbroken New Zealand team in the fourth T2o International on Friday.

Mohammed Shami and Rohit Sharma combined to pull off a thrilling win via a Super Over in the third game for a 3-0 lead and a maiden T20I series win on New Zealand soil.

There is only a short turnaround time for the last two matches, back-to-back in Wellington and Mt. Maunganui on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Both teams spent Thursday travelling from Hamilton to Wellington, and with a similar tight schedule for the final game of the series as well, there seems to be little chance of nets for either match.

While a five-match T20I series is a rarity, India’s early victory means both sides can contemplate various permutations in light of the T20 World Cup later in the year. From an Indian perspective, need of the hour is to find a balance between experimentation and the winning desire. Both skipper Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri pride themselves on a win-at-all-times mentality, and they have a rare chance to blank out a 5-0 sweep in this T20I series, thus etching out a slice of history. Kohli even mentioned the same in the post-match presentation at Seddon Park on Wednesday night.

India wouldn’t need to change too much to retain a near full-strength playing eleven. There are obvious contenders for certain spots in both batting and bowling department should experimentation kick in.

Sanju Samson and Rishabh Pant are waiting for opportunities, with the former expected to get a look-in. Pant’s call-up would depend on which batsman is left out, and whether KL Rahul will continue to keep wickets. While the top trio is assured of places, Shreyas Iyer has been in superb touch and can claim to pin down a spot on his own as well. Both Manish Pandey and Shivam Dube need more game time as well. Any of the top four can be rested over the next two games. Indeed it wouldn’t be a stretch of imagination if one of Kohli and Rohit Sharma were alternately rested in Wellington and Mt. Maunganui. Such a move would allow the youngsters to keep their spots whilst maintaining the experience in the side too.

More changes are to be expected in the bowling department. Washington Sundar, Kuldeep Yadav and Navdeep Saini are waiting in the wings. All three may not get a look-in immediately. Rest assured though, the team management is sure to rotate a spinner and pacer each.

Sundar is part of Kohli’s new-ball strategy on the big Australian grounds, so he can expect a run-in over the next two games. Saini could replace Shardul Thakur, especially if Sundar adds his batting depth to the lower order.

The final question would be over Jasprit Bumrah’s inclusion. While he had an off night in Hamilton, there ought to be thoughts about his workload. He is part of both the ODI and Test squads, and is a shoe-in for the T20 World Cup later on as well.

While there have been no concerns about any injury issues, the management needs to be wary of overplaying him in non-consequential bilateral matches.

This was a previously prevalent practice in the build-up to the 2019 ODI World Cup, and the trio of Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Hardik Pandya all suffered major injuries in the aftermath of that tournament.

It remains to be seen if the powers that be will mitigate this risk factor in their planning and preparation for the challenges ahead.

For New Zealand, there is a straightforward change coming up. Colin de Grandhomme is no longer with the squad, giving up his spot for batsman Tom Bruce.

This could be an easy swap for the hosts given that they have been light in the middle order during the past three matches.

There is also a school of thought that Kane Williamson should move up top. Given his batting master class in the Hamilton T20I, there is potential for him to open the innings with Martin Guptill with Colin Munro sliding down.

Mitchell Santner was promoted on Wednesday night to add more momentum to the innings, and it remains to be seen if it was a one-off ploy or something the Black Caps could consider experimenting with.

Teams (from): India: Virat Kohli (capt), Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul (wk), Manish Pandey, Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Iyer, Shivam Dube, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mohammed Shami, Jasprit Bumrah, Shardul Thakur, Navdeep Saini, Washington Sundar.

New Zealand: Kane Williamson (capt), Martin Guptill, Ross Taylor, Scott Kuggeleijn, Colin Munro, Tom Bruce, Daryl Mitchell, Mitchell Santner, Tim Seifert (wk), Hamish Bennett, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Blair Tickner.

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This song is written and sung by UPDESH PANOTRA. A 18 year young boy who has just passed his 12th class with Deserving marks, but when you want to do big things in life, their is no such school who teaches you, so apart from his school he had done brilliant work in his music carrier. A brilliant song MERE SAPNE is Sung by him. we hope this song make his music carrier a Big launch. Lyrics Ankho me dekho mere sapne hazaar h, unhe sach krne me rahu lgtar me (2) Na me zada famous, na muje koi shok h Karte h sb baaten pr sach krta kon h me ye dekho... ek khuli kitab hu, Likhu ga me aese, jese dhoond raha shikar hu kalm mere hath me, junoon bhari baat se jo Zindagi ka sach h... Zindagi me khush rehne ka..(2) ek h hal h ye ye.. Rishtedari jhooth ki, ye sb tamash deen h ye aaj idhar kl udhar, inka na koi deen h ye jhooth h makar h, ye log bekar h sun sun ke baaten jinki fatte mere kaan h Inn ko Namste.. mere Dad ko Salaam h Jisne.. diya mere har kadam pe dekho sath h. Baaten me karunga sach, lagni tumko kadwi h Sach mere Yaar meri Family , baaki sb farzi h. yeee..... Aankho me dekho.. Mere Sapne hazaar h, unhe sach krne me rahu lagataar me.. Aankho me dekho .. mere sapne haazar....... ye....... Jese me khitaab kisi khel ka, Dil me na bhed bhav Tere Mere ka.. Thoda khaas kyuki Dil ka poora saaf hu, aur sun ke kisi ki baaten na bethta udaas hu... Fark Tere me mere me sochna to sach h, tere liye hu me neeche soch ka wo marz h.. kyuki lagta tujko sach h jo beta .. krne me aur kehne me to boht bada Fark h.. Siika khota Dimag tera mota.. . are hum ko bi bta do jo kaam tujse hota. hahaha........ yee........ ..kaam mera dekho jaise Jantar Kuber ka, baaten meri ratlo jaise mantar Guru dev ka.. hu me desi chokara, tu kyu itna bhok raha.. karte h jo pyaar unse darne wala tuu... Jalte h jo mujse unme Jalne wala tuu.. Tu agr h Sher to me bi sava Sher hu.. tu agr h Baaz to me to me bi Cheetah, Sher huu.. me chlta hu Dahad ke, Irade h pahad se... se.... se.....se........ Old school....hip hop.. Click to Post

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