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If cricket is a gentleman’s game then Rahul Dravid is one of the best advertisers of it. The former India captain, apart from his water-tight technique and high-class batsmanship, was also renowned for his behaviour both on and off the field. Despite having some of the fiercest duels on the cricket field with the likes of Glenn McGrath, Brett Lee, Shoaib Akhtar, Shane Bond and many more, Dravid seldom lost his cool and forgot that it’s just a battle between the bat and ball. Such was Dravid’s demeanour that he rarely showed descent even after being given out because of an umpiring error. Highlighting one such incident, former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif narrated how the India legend was wrongly given out caught behind in an India vs Pakistan ODI in 1996 thanks to the vociferous appeal of former Pakistan leggie Mushtaq Ahmed. … [Read more...] about Dravid asked ‘was I out?’, I said ‘no brother’: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif recalls India great’s dismissal in Sharjah ODI

— Sohaib Khan (@IamSohaib23) May 28, 2020 In response to Bakht’s tweet, a Twitter used asked where has Stokes made such comments. In response to the user’s question, Stokes himself replied: “You won’t find it cause I have never said it... it’s called “twisting of words” or “click bait”.” … [Read more...] about Never said India lost deliberately to England at World Cup: Ben Stokes

Prime Minister Narendra Modi got much of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc), and certainly, Nepalis, excited over his “Covid-19 Diplomacy” on March 15 when he convened a videoconference inviting the leaders from the region to work together. But the initiative was subsequently sidetracked due to India’s own battle against the pandemic and, now, upended with the border dispute. All this while, China is seen as being largely successful in containing the outbreak. President Xi Jinping is reasserting himself politically internally and China is projecting its power externally. Nepal continues to import urgent medical supplies from China. … [Read more...] about Decoding the India-Nepal dispute | Opinion

A massive locust attack on the country’s farms adds another challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration, which is trying to contain the spread of the coronavirus and limit its impact on the economy. It cannot risk food crops getting destroyed by the insects at a time when millions have been pushed into poverty after losing their livelihoods because of the world’s most stringent stay-at-home rules. … [Read more...] about India’s farmers told to scare locusts away by beating drums

Muttiah Muralitharan is regarded as a legend of spin bowling. The former Sri Lanka right-arm bowler retired from Test cricket with 800 wickets to his name. The story behind his final Test showcases how confident the bowler was about his abilities, and how much he backed himself against the best of oppositions. Sri Lanka were hosting a three-match Test series against India in 2010, and the bowler decided that he wants to announce his retirement after the first Test. … [Read more...] about This is my last Test, thank you, I’m going to take 8 wickets: Muralitharan to Sangakkara before India series