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👞👞 Last day to see the ‘Contrastissimo’ group exhibition at 4649 gallery, Tokyo⁣ ⁣ W/ works by: #Rasa_EL_Fabula #MarkHand #JeanGwénoléFleuriot #ElkeLente #LaFlûteEnchantée #JosephBeuysFromTheGrave #JordiVillafranca⁣ ⁣ Photo #YoheiWatanabe⁣ ⁣ @contrastissimo @4649__⁣ ⁣ #4649Tokyo #contrastissimo #groupexhibition #groupshow #tokyoart #tokyoexhibition #installation #sculpture #foundobject #contemporaryart #ofluxoplatform⁣ ⁣ @ofluxoplatform (at Tokyo, Japan) https://www.instagram.com/p/CD9EtyyFjNt/?igshid=1cexl5a1bbqqx

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IPL 2023 Auction: 3 Players Mumbai Indians (MI) Can Target

Mumbai Indians have always been a strong team. The performance of the team was great in almost all IPL seasons. Except for the IPL 2022. In the last Indian premier league, they won just four matches. They played 14 matches in total. And, they were last on the list of all teams. However, the team won five IPL titles so far.

Now it’s turning for IPL 2023. Mumbai Indians are releasing some big players in the upcoming season. The final releasing players’ list has the names of some great players. Such as Tymal MIlls, Kieron Pollard and Fabian Allen. Besides those epic players, Hrithik Shokeen and Mayank Markhande will also not be playing for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2023...read more

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#686 Abd’s Heroics goes in vain as Bumrah and Malinga No-Ball help MI win a thriller; Warner and Rashid help SRH beat RR in a high scoring match; CSK continue the dream run by beating DC with ease; Russell again the match winner for KKR as they top the points table; Finch and Maxwel star as they lead the 5 match series 4-0 against Pakistan; Federer sets Miami open finals clash against Isner and more..:-)

CSK faced DC in Delhi for their 2nd match. Dhawan played well when he took his team past 100 inside 13 overs. Scotre of 170+ was looking oncards with Pant being on other end. Bravo though changed the match. He dismissed Pant and Ingram in one over. Dhawan and Paul also were dismissed soon after. DC were reduced to 127-6 from 120-2. That gave momentum to CSK. They reduced DC to just 147-6.  Though Ishant dismissed Rayadu early, Watson ripped apart DC lineup. His 26 ball 44 gave CSK foundation. Though DC took match till the last over, it was clear CSK won win again. Yellow IPL giants rock again.

KKR hosted Punjab XI. Narine and Lynn didn’t score too many as KKR were reduced to 36-2. Uthappa and Rana then played brilliantly to have 100 plus stand. Rana fell just inside 15th over. KKR 146-3. His 2nd consecutive fifty had given KKr the momentum. Shami had castled Russell when he had just made 3 runs.  But only 3 bowlers were inside the circle . So it was declared as no ball. He then blasted 45 runs in next 12 balls. That turned the tide for KKR as they made 218-4. Uthappa made 67 from 50. Ferguson dismissed Rahul early. Russel grabbed the big fish Gayle. Though Mayank and Miller’s fifties gave Punjab hope, they fell short by 28 runs. Difference was Russell innings again for KKR.

RCB chose to bowl first against MI in their first home match. Quinton and Rohit took MI past 50 inside 7 overs before Chahal castled former. MI 54-1. Rohit played brilliantly. Just when he was about to get another IPl fifty, Umesh dismissed him. MI 87-2. Yuvi gave some brilliant memories as he hit Chahal for 3 consecutive sixes. Chahal would have felt like Broad but in next ball, he dismissed Yuvi. That gave RCB some momentum. From 123-2, MI were reduced to 147-7. Chahal grabbed 4 of 7 wickets. In last 17 balls, Hardik went crazy as he hit 32 runs to take MI to 187-8. RCB had genuine chance to dismiss MI for under 165. Moeen and Parthiv opened for RCB. Ali was runout early on. Kohli hit 3 back to back boundaries of Bumrah. He and Parthiv took RCB past 50. Markhande then dismissed Parthiv. RCB 67-2. He could have dismissed ABD of first ball but Yuvi dropped a tough chance in slip. These 2 then had 49 run stand in 6 overs before Bumrah dismissed Kohli for 46. RCb 116-3. ABD needed support. He didn’t get it as Hetmeyer and Grandhomme struggled against Bumrah. It came down to 61 from last 5 overs. ABD hit Malinga for 20 runs. It came down to 41 from 24. Bumrah just gave 1 run in next over and dismissed Hetmeyer. RCb needed 40 from 3 overs. ABD hit Pandya out of the park as 18 came in 18th over. It came down to 22 form last 2 overs. Bumrah bowled out of his skin again as RCb just managed 5 runs in 19th over. Shivam Dube hit six of the first ball. 11 needed from 4 balls. Malinga then bowled 4 very good balls as it came down to 7 from last ball. RCb needed six from last ball to force a super over. Malinga just gave 2 runs. Umpire made a blunder here as it was a no ball. It would have come down to 4 from last ball with ABD facing Malinga in a free hit ball. RCb were unlucky but that’s how RCb have been in thrillers in last 3 years. They never cross the line. Kohli was vividly angry with the umpire that he couldn’t notice such a big no ball. Bumrah was the difference between the 2 sides. His last 3 overs were all class.

SRH hosted RR in Hyderabad. Both hadlost their first matches. Rashid castled Butler early on for just 5 runs. Butler had faced Rashid for 10 balls in IPL, scored 4 runs and has been dismissed 4 times. Rashid definitely has Butler’s number. Sanju Samson and Rahane took RR forward with aggressive display. Rahane started slowly as he just made run a ball 22 . He reached 50 of 40 balls. He eventually got out for 49 ball 70. Sanju Samson played like a dream. He scored 102 from 55 balls which had 10 fours and 4 sixes. It was a class innings. He is very consistent in IPL but he has never translated that form in Ranji trophy.  RR made 198-2 in 20 overs. They scored 76 runs in last 5 overs. Bhuvi leaked runs again in slog overs.  SRH needed a brisk start. Warner gave exactly that.SRH reached 54-0 in first 5 overs. Warner scored 45 of those. Warner was in dangerous mood. He and Bairstow continued the rampage after powerplay. RCB slowed down after powerplay but Warner continued their run. They reached 100 in 9th over. Warner was eventually dismissed for 37 ball 69. Bairstow soon fell for 49. Shankar’s 15 ball 35 took SRH closer to victory. Though Shreyas Gopal gave RR hope by dismissing Shankar and Manish in the same over, SRH won by 1 over. Difference between 2 sides has been Rashid who controlled RR in powerplay. He was declared Man of the match.

In 3rd ODi, Finch showed his class again. His 90 and 55 ball 77 by Maxwell gave Australia a very good score of 266-6. It was 20 runs too many for Pakistan. Pakistan were never in the game . Cummins ripped apart top order. Zampa took 4 tailenders wickets. Australia dismissed Pakistan for 186.  Australia are on a roll now. They have now won 6 games in a row.

In 4th ODI, Australia batted first again. They were well placed at 56-0 before they had a mini collapse. Imad Wasim and co reduced Australia to 140-5. Maxwell then took Pakistan apart again with 82 ball 98. They eventually made 277-7. Carey scored fifty too.  144 run 3rd wicket stand between Abid Ali and Rizwan gave Pakistan hope of a rare ODI victory against Australia. Zampa dismissed Abid for 112. Pakistan middle order and tail wilted under pressure. They needed 22 from last 2 overs and 17 from last over. Rizwan century went in vain as Pakistan lost by 6 runs. Australia won their 7th match in a row. They have best momentum ahead of World cup.

In Miami open Djokovic was shocked by Bautista Agut in pre QF. He won first set 6-1 but lost next 2 sets 7-5 6-3. This is 2nd time that Serbian legend has lost to Bautista in this year. Bautista though lost to Isner in QF. In other QF, Shapovalov outclassed Tifoe in 3 sets. He would face Federer in SF who humiliated Anderson in straight sets 6-0 6-4. In final QF, qualifier Auger Aliassame upset Coric 7-6 6-2.  19 year old Auger was youngest winner of a challenger event at 16 and youngest to defend at 17. If he wins this title this week, he could enter top 20.  In SF, Auger was serving for the set at 5-3 and 5-4 in first and 2nd set respectively. Isner broke back on both the occasions. He won both the set in tiebreakers to reach finals. Defending champion would now face Federer in finals who outclassed Shapovalov 6-2 6-4 in other SF. Auger would reach 33 world ranking for this effort. He would be first player born post 2000 to reach top 50 in men’s tennis.

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Impressed with leg-spinner Mayank Markhande's bowling for Mumbai Indians in the IPL, former India spinner Venkatapathy Raju praised him and termed control as the rookie's strongest point while also describing Sunrisers Hyderabad as having the best bowling attack. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2r89k9w

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Fat Dog Records continues it's quest to deliver timeless electronic music with this polished four track EP by Mark Hand. Deeply personal and relfective "Peripherals" is a milestone for Mark whose previous releases have been championed by the likes of Prosumer, Soulphiction, Session Victim, Russ Gabriel and Hunee."Jaded" and "Another Broken Sunday" draw inspiration from Detroit capturing the beauty of cosmic techno perfectly. "Assumptions" features samples of Mark's late father playing saxophone alongside Sun Ra resulting in a profound and meaningful example of modern jazz fusion whilst the title track "Peripherals" draws the EP to a close with a delicate piece of poignant ambience. http://www.juno.co.uk/products/mark-hand-peripherals/599026-01/