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This is the Catchup on 3 Things by The Indian Express and I'm Flora Swain.Today is the 12th of May and here are the headlines.India's Air Defence Foils Pakistani Strikes Amid Operation SindoorIndia targeted terror infrastructure in Pakistan and PoK, but the Pakistani military intervened, said Air Marshal A.K. Bharti. Speaking after a high-level security meet with PM Modi, he confirmed all Indian air bases and defence systems are fully operational. Indian air defences successfully intercepted enemy threats, including Chinese-origin PL-15 missiles, long-range rockets, and loitering munitions. He highlighted the professionalism of India's air defence crews in neutralising incoming threats. The briefing underscored India's preparedness for any escalation following its precision strikes under Operation Sindoor.Virat Kohli Retires from Test Cricket Ahead of England TourVirat Kohli announced his immediate retirement from Test cricket via Instagram on Monday, just before India's five-match England tour. His decision follows Rohit Sharma's recent Test exit. Kohli, widely considered one of India's greatest batters, scored 9,230 runs in 210 Test innings at an average of 46.85. He now ranks fourth among Indian Test run-scorers, behind Tendulkar, Dravid, and Gavaskar. Kohli's retirement marks the end of a golden era in Indian Test cricket and signals a generational shift in the team's leadership and batting core.India Reopens Airports After Ceasefire With PakistanIndia has lifted the temporary ban on civil flight operations at 32 airports in northern and western regions following a ceasefire understanding with Pakistan. The restrictions, imposed amid rising cross-border tensions and air strikes, were initially to last until May 15. Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs) issued Friday were cancelled on Monday, and flight operations are expected to resume soon. The airports, many located near military bases or conflict zones, were closed to protect civilian traffic from potential threats as hostilities peaked last week.First Quiet Night in J&K Since Start of India-Pakistan StandoffThe Indian Army confirmed a peaceful night across Jammu and Kashmir and along the international border on Sunday, marking the first calm since the May 7 launch of Operation Sindoor. This pause in hostilities comes after India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on Saturday. Although explosions were reported in Srinagar and Punjab-Rajasthan border areas shortly after the announcement, no further firing occurred overnight. The lull offers a temporary reprieve after days of artillery fire and cross-border shelling that intensified following the Pahalgam terror attack.US-China Strike Deal to Slash Tariffs and Pause Trade WarThe US and China have agreed to reduce reciprocal tariffs and pause their trade war for 90 days, according to Reuters. After Geneva talks, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said both countries aim to de-escalate tensions. China will fix tariffs on US goods at 10%, suspend 24% additional tariffs, and scrap 91% of other duties. Bessent noted the US wants greater Chinese market access. The move could ease pressure on global markets, which have been rattled by months of retaliatory measures between the world's two largest economies.That's all for today. This was the Catchup on 3 Things by The Indian Express.

On today's episode of Moneycontrol's Tech3 Podcast, we dive into Zoho's AI ambitions under new CEO Shailesh Kumar Davey who compares his leadership style to that of Rahul Dravid's: Calm and rock steady. Accenture's earnings and its dampening effect on Indian IT, Apple's hiring spree in India, Nandini's quick commerce expansion, and Heathrow Airport's shutdown. Tune in for the sharpest startup and tech updates.

In this episode of the ACLR8 podcast, we host one of India's most iconic startup investors: Rajesh Sawhney. Rajesh has invested in 165 companies over the last 15 years and sits on the board of many listed companies and unicorns. In today's episode we will try to cover 3 topics:Trends and opportunities for young founders as we become a $10T economyFundraising 101 for early stage foundersThinking long term about company buildingWe hope you enjoy the podcast today and it inspires you to kickstart your journey. Do drop a note in the comments section about your feedback on the episode. Content Timeline:-----------------00:00 - Intro01:22 - Rajesh investment journey over the last 15 years. 10:50 - Learnings from Madhu Kela and public market investing. 17:24 - Fundraising tips for early stage founders. 31:45 - Common traits between successful founders. 36:20 - India opportunity.43:24 - Building the right idea at the right time.48:00 - IPO projections for 2025.54:15 - India v/s China over the next 20 years.56:30 - India Spacetech opportunity.58:45 - Rapidfire59:00 - Renting v/s Buying a house1:00:20 - Top 3 cities to live in India.1:02:00 - IITs v/s IVY league colleges.1:03:00 - Gambhir v/s Dravid as Indian team coach.1:04:25 - Can Singularity and AGI be achieved?1:06:00 - Pickelball: Serious sport or fad? 1:07:00 - Will Tiktok be sold to Elon Musk?1:07:42 - Ranking India's last 5 PMs1:10:09 - Advice to early stage founders building the next big business from India. #startup #funding #entrepreneurship #fundraising #startupindia #accelerator #incubator #aclr8 #aclr8vc #GSF #RajeshSawhney

Can a bowler find a way to exploit a batter's anatomy and his movements? England did it to Bradman and Co. in the Bodyline series in 1932-33 but modern bowlers have tried a variation of this strategy too and turned in unforgettable spells. Support 81allout on Ko-Fi Talking Points: The essence of Bodyline Wahab Riaz v Watson in Adelaide, 2015 The left-armer's unusual advantage when cramping the right-handers Mitchell Johnson's spell from hell at the Gabba in 2013 Why it is relatively easy for a batter to leave some short balls compared to others Tendulkar v red hot Australian pace in Ahmedabad in 2011 Allan Donald v Mike Atherton, Trent Bridge, 1998 The disadvantage of the back-and-across movement for right-hand batters Wasim Akram v Rahul Dravid, Chennai, 1999 Fearless: Mohinder Amarnath memoir - Amazon Participants: Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee) Prashant DP (@prashantdptweet) | Medium  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Buy books republished by 81allout: War Minus the Shooting by Mike Marqusee Cricket Beyond the Bazaar by Mike Coward The Summer Game by Gideon Haigh  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Related Wahab Riaz spell v Watson - YouTube Mohammad Amir to Watson - YouTube Mitchell Johnson at the Gabba, 2013 - YouTube How the summer of Johnson changed cricket - ESPNcricinfo Allan Donald v Mike Atherton, Trent Bridge, 1998 - YouTube  Allan Donald fast bowling masterclass - YouTube Wasim Akram v Dravid, Chennai, 1999 - YouTube India. Pakistan. Chennai. 1999 - Siddhartha Vaidyanathan - ESPNcricinfo

The Greatest Season That Was - The Final Frontier – Colin Miller: During the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Australia, The Greatest Season That Was pod focused its attention on the relationship between the cricketing giants over the decades, some 20 years from the staggering 2001 encounter in India. After the home side came back from the dead at Kolkata, it was all to play for in Chennai. Could Steve Waugh's men now respond, or had the tide been irreversibly turned by VVS, Dravid and Harbhajan Singh? One call made by the visitors was to bring in a second spinner – a man they called Funky. Fresh from being named as Australia's Test player of the year, the versatile veteran put in a fine performance in another thriller, which came ever so close to getting the job done. Adam Collins, Dan Brettig and Shannon Gill spoke with Colin Miller where he was living at the time, Las Vegas. Support the show with a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword Maurice Blackburn Lawyers - fighting for the rights of workers since 1919: mauriceblackburn.com.au Sort your super with CBUS on their 40th birthday: cbussuper.com.au Get 10% off Glenn Maxwell's sunnies: t20vision.com/FINALWORD Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com Title track by Urthboy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Greatest Season That Was - The Final Frontier – Mike Kasprowicz: During the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Australia, The Greatest Season That Was pod focused its attention on the relationship between the cricketing giants over the decades, some 20 years from the staggering 2001 encounter in India. Of all the moments in that riveting series, none live in the memory quite like the Kolkata Test, where Australia were bossing the hosts and enforced the follow-on. What happened goes down as one of cricket's great partnerships, decisive in turning in the tide against Steve Waugh's men. One of them was Mike Kasprowicz – a man who became his generation's subcontinental specialist. He joined Adam Collins, Daniel Brettig and Shannon Gill to recall the Eden Gardens epic. Support the show with a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword Maurice Blackburn Lawyers - fighting for the rights of workers since 1919: mauriceblackburn.com.au Sort your super with CBUS on their 40th birthday: cbussuper.com.au Get 10% off Glenn Maxwell's sunnies: t20vision.com/FINALWORD Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com Title track by Urthboy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The boys were in the studio a few weeks ago on Derby Day and had a chat about their favourite Australia v India test match moments. A look back to the early 2000's when Ponting, Gilchrist, Tendulkar and Dravid were all at their peak. A few little digs at the Indians ahead of the Border-Gavaskar trophy (which had not started yet) this summer. We hope everyone has a brilliant Christmas and New Year period and we can't wait to see in the new year. The Reggies would not have been possible in 2024 without our sponsors. The Standard Squeeze, Betr and Country Trucker Caps have taken us on a journey this year and we cannot wait to work with them again in 2025. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The #INDvAUS Test rivalry has some incredibly dramatic moments From Gavaskar's angry walkout in 1981, Dravid and Laxman's resistance in 2001, the infamous Sydney Test in 2008 to Pant and Co.'s defiance in 2020/21, we revisit the experience of one of the best rivalries in the sport across generations in this special video. ft. Vijay Lokapally, Dipak Ragav, Aashin Prasad, Pranay Rajiv CHAPTERS 00:36 - 02:18 - Intro 02:19 - 17:03 - Earliest memories of the India vs Australia cricket rivalry 17:04 - 25:30 - Gavaskar's walkout in 1981 a flashpoint in the IND v AUS rivalry? 25:31 -28:40 - The infamous 2008 Sydney Test 28:41 - 31:34-How Kohli changed the character of the rivalry 31:35 - 39:23- Most competitive India vs Australia series 39:24 - 43:54- Predictions for BGT 2024 #BorderGavaskarTrophy | #PerthTest

Take the happiness survey to be a part of the season finale here.The debut season of TFTY was jampacked with insight, international guests, and interesting takeaways. This season, we learned how to ask for help without worrying about looking stupid, turn a job that you have into the one that you want, network when you hate networking, look for a Dravid in a mentor and build a personal brand with no work experience. On this episode of TFTY, Akshaya Chandrasekaran and Rahel Philipose (from The Ken's flagship business podcast Daybreak) assemble the entire crew and give a behind-the-scenes look at how the podcast came to life. The ensemble gathers ‘round the mic and shares their favorite early-career advice of the season. Stick around for what has to be the best part of the episode - updates from the TFTY community and loyal listeners who tell us where they are right now.If you liked this episode, share a note with the host at akshaya@the-ken.com or take this form and tell us about your early-career problems, both big and small. We might have you on the show! The First Two Years is produced from the newsroom of The Ken, India's first subscriber-only business news platform. Subscribe for more exclusive business stories, deeply-reported newsletters, and a whole lot of stuff.

On this episode Ed is joined by the legendary comedian and all around hilarious Angella Dravid, who clarifies some moments that perhaps could have used a little more in-studio explanation, such as (but not limited to) the labia chapstick. She also discusses being on a team with Leigh, bantering with Guy and why she is ok with mirrors now.For all Taskmaster news visit Taskmaster.tv Watch UK and NZ Series of Taskmaster on Channel4.com

In Mumbai, India gave its cricketing heroes a massive and spontaneous reception to mark their memorable World Cup triumph. Vipul from the Bits and Pieces gang - a North Stand Gang regular, and a major patron of live sport - was one of the 1000s of people who thronged the streets of Mumbai and found their way to the Wankhede, braving rain, crowds, unsympathetic police, dehydration, lost footwear and other pitfalls to celebrate with the team. In this episode, Vipul joins Nitin and Tony to recount his experiences, as we continue to bask in the glory of India's win and briefly look ahead to the post Dravid era. Find us on social media: 1. Bits and Pieces: https://twitter.com/bnp_cricket 2. Vipul: https://twitter.com/Sporty_Baba 3. Tony: https://twitter.com/notytony 4. Nitin: https://twitter.com/knittins

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Saturday, June 29, will be remembered for ages in Indian cricket history. It was an emotional moment for many who had witnessed heartbreak after heartbreak over the last decade. Rohit Sharma's India ended an 11-year wait for the International Cricket Council (ICC title) title, beating South Africa in one of the most thrilling finals in the history of the men's T20 World Cup. Rohit led from the front throughout the campaign. Virat Kohli stepped up when it mattered the most—in the final. Head coach Rahul Dravid signed off on a high, singing a redemption story in the Caribbean. Every decision that the team management and selectors made regarding the T20 World Cup paid off, resulting in India winning their second T20 World Cup crown. Being Rohit, Dravid, and Kohli has not been easy in the last 3-4 years. Rohit Sharma was gutted and heartbroken after the ODI World Cup final in Ahmedabad. An entire nation felt the pain. Dravid's credentials as a T20I coach were questioned in 2022. Kohli's place in the World Cup squad was questioned when he returned to the T20I side in January. All of them proved their naysayers wrong. Rohit and Kohli signed off from T20Is at the right time. Dravid ended his coaching stint on a high. There were other heroes as well. Jasprit Bumrah stood out from the rest and showed why he is one of the best in the world. Arshdeep Singh stepped up and created a record performance that will be remembered for the ages. Axar Patel emerged as India's new all-round hero. Suryakumar Yadav chipped in with crucial contributions. It was a complete team effort. What next for India? Will Gautam Gambhir take over? Should Hardik Pandya replace Rohit Sharma as the T20I captain? Akshay Ramesh, Saurabh Kumar and Alan Jose John celebrate India's T20 World Cup triumph and issue an unconditional apology. Tune in! Produced and Mixed By Sachin Dwivedi

Hello everyone.Welcome to another episode of The Cricket Slouch. I am joined today by Sandeep and Shounak to discuss India's amazing win over South Africa in the T20 World Cup final and talk about the highlights of that match - Kohli's innings, Bumrah's bowling, Arshdeep's and Pandya's contributions and that catch by SKY among other things.We also talk about the tournament as a whole, its success, and then segue into talking about Afghanistan and whether they have done enough to overcome the political and moral virtue signalling and get invited to bilateral series with the big boys..We start the episode talking about Frank Duckworth's passing and wrap it up with a thank you to Dravid and his contribution thus far to Indian cricket.Enjoy and share the episode with your fellow cricket loving friends.

After 4024 days, India end their ICC tournament drought in incredibly dramatic fashion in Barbados. An ending that you could not have scripted, for Rohit, Kohli and Dravid. A redemption arc for Hardik that no one saw coming. A reaffirmation of Bumrah's legend status. A SKY moment whose magnitude will be felt for years. We are still pinching ourselves to confirm that we didn't dream this whole thing up. What a World Cup! What a finish! Fittingly, it is a Royal Rumble of a Bits and Pieces episode featuring Hank, Tony, Nitin, Nishit, Prashant, PGK, Iman, Varun Murali, Varun Venkatesh, Max da Vinci and Murali Satagopun. We are almost certain we have left someone out... Please watch the podcast and let us know in the comments!If you love the Indian team, give us 5 stars and hit the Bell Icon!

India head coach Rahul Dravid took a slight dig at the tournament organisers ahead of their T20 World Cup 2024 opener against Ireland. Speaking in a press conference, Dravid said it was odd to hold training sessions at a park in an ICC tournament. The stadium was built in a very short time. Even three months ago, there was a public park on the premises. The ICC had avidly advertised how quickly the stadium had been built. However, as it turns out, things had horribly gone wrong. Inconsistent bounce on a fresh pitch and puffs of dust coming out from the outfield meant that the whole thing had been rushed. In India's warm-up game against Bangladesh, batters found it difficult to adjust to the pace and bounce of the pitch. Ahead of India's first T20 World Cup game at the venue, Sri Lanka and South Africa played out a low-scoring thriller. The pitch was in focus again as Sri Lanka was bowled out for 77, and South Africa dragged it till the 17th over to reach the target. This match raised a very important question—is this the kind of cricket that will attract viewers from the USA, where the ICC is trying to spread the game? Given that India plays three games at the same venue, it raises a couple of very important questions. What is going to be the team's combination? Who are the undroppable players from the unit? The team is filled with superstars, but as head coach Rahul Dravid says, conditions will play a major role in the team's campaign in this World Cup. In the latest episode of the Sledging Room podcast, Saurabh Kumar, Kingshuk Kusari, and Alan Jose John unpack various issues that teams have faced in the first week of this T20 World Cup. Tune in! Produced and Mixed by Sachin Dwivedi

The Indian cricket board is seeking a new coach for the men's cricket team as Rahul Dravid's tenure winds down. Columnist and author Anand Vasu talks about Dravid's tenure, explains who are the frontrunners to replace him, what sort of candidate the board is seeking and the benefits (and pitfalls) of being Team India's coach. 

Even as the IPL is nearing its business end, BCCI has sounded the bugle, inviting applications for the potential successor of Indian team head coach Rahul Dravid. This move comes as Rahul Dravid's tenure ends after the T20 World Cup in 2024. According to sources, India may hire a foreign head coach after nearly a decade. Notable triumphs under prior foreign coaches, such as John Wright and Gary Kirsten, make this option appealing. Wright led India to the 2003 ODI World Cup finals, and Kirsten oversaw India's victory in the 2011 ODI World Cup after a 28-year absence. The deadline for coach applications is May 27, paving the way for crucial decisions in Indian cricket. There have been reports that the board is considering former New Zealand captain and current CSK head coach Stephen Fleming as a potential successor to Dravid. However, given the BCCI's requirement that the new head coach be in charge of all three formats, it remains to be seen whether Fleming would apply for the position, which will need him to stay with the squad for 10 months per year. However, why can't India look at someone like Gautam Gambhir for the head coach role? Gambhir, known for his tactical and leadership abilities, could be a possibility. The former India opener, who played pivotal roles in the finals of the 2007 T20 World Cup and the 2011 ODI World Cup, assisting the team to victory on both occasions, served as the mentor of the Super Giants for two seasons in 2022-2023. Notably, LSG qualified for the IPL playoffs on both times and led KKR to the IPL 2024 playoffs. BCCI Secretary Jay Shah may have rejected the idea of having different coaches for different formats, but maybe in the next few years, the Indian team might need to look for different coaches for the red-ball and white-ball formats. Tune in! Produced & Mixed By Sachin Dwivedi

Rahul Ravindran enters the Permit Room and talks about being a father, working with Nagarjuna, being a model, acting in ads, working with Trivikram, his writing process, raising his kids, paying the Chinamyi tax, Twitter, being a massive sports fan, being the biggest Dravid fan, his favourite sports movies, Liverpool and more. Follow us: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepermitroommedia/x/Twitter: https://twitter.com/PermitRoomMediaSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2gehQLfo9VJHMfxm3U0vkNApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/permit-room/id1714039702Permit Room: @ThePermitRoomMedia Permit Room Clips: @ClipsPermitRoom Permit Room Cricket: @PermitRoomCricket

The Test summer is not over with Australia and New Zealand set to lock horns in a two-Test series starting Thursday, 29 February in Wellington. Adam Peacock and Brad Haddin preview the series and discuss the key storylines before chatting with former Australia and Queensland fast bowler Michael Kasprowicz about his career, bowling to Laxman and Dravid for a whole day, his friendly rivalry with Brett Lee and the Mumbai Mumbler! Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Watch on YouTube Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Abhay Chautala's big claim after Haryana INLD chief Nafe Singh Rathee shot dead: ‘6 months ago…', Niranjan Hiranandani, Dubai-based son Darshan summoned by ED. What's the case?, pakistan woman mobbed for wearing attire with arabic prints, Dhruv Jurel devastated on missing maiden Test century, but receives rapturous dressing room welcome from Dravid, Rohit, Kangana Ranaut mistakes satirical post on anti-cheating bill to be about relationships, deletes it later

For the first episode of 2024, The Last Wicket duo are joined by Nikhil Popat aka @CricCrazyNiks to talk about the contrasting tenures of the Indian men's erstwhile and current coaches - Ravi Shastri and Rahul Dravid. We discuss their approaches to man-management, tactics and vision, their highs and lows, and what their stints mean for the immediate future of Indian cricket.

There are always two sides to a story, like two sides to a coin. Indian cricket in 2023 has a similar narrative. You can look it as another year in which India failed to win an ICC trophy or laud the processes that were put in place to achieve the ultimate glory. And none of you are going to disagree that 2023 was a landmark year for women's cricket with the inaugural edition of the WPL and the Test victories. Isn't it? Rohit Sharma's heroic World Cup show and his subsequent removal from Mumbai Indians captaincy dominated the headlines in 2023. Hardik Pandya was seen as Rohit's successor in white-ball cricket, but he has had some difficult injury concerns. Wasn't it the year of comebacks for the Rahuls? (Dravid and KL). The Indian women's cricket team also shone brightly in 2023, registering remarkable Test match wins against formidable opponents like England and Australia. These victories were significant, as they highlighted the growing prowess and potential of women's cricket in India. Adding to the jubilation of Indian cricket in 2023 was the triumph of MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Under Dhoni's experienced and cool-headed leadership, CSK clinched the title, further cementing Dhoni's legacy as one of the most successful captains in the history of the IPL. Listen in! Produced by Anna Priyadarshini Sound Mix by Sachin Dwivedi

The three podcasters come together to discuss the #CWC23Final and another ICC trophy defeat for Team India. We discuss:- The Toss- The Team- The Batting- The Catch- Shami over Siraj with the new ball?- No DRS for Steve and Umpire's call for Marnus- Travis "India's aching" Head- End of the ODI road for #RohitSharma and #ViratKohli?- What next for Dravid?- With over a billion hearts breaking, how does Team India come back from this?

The three podcasters come together to discuss the #CWC23Final and another ICC trophy defeat for Team India. We discuss:- The Toss- The Team- The Batting- The Catch- Shami over Siraj with the new ball?- No DRS for Steve and Umpire's call for Marnus- Travis "India's aching" Head- End of the ODI road for #RohitSharma and #ViratKohli?- What next for Dravid?- With over a billion hearts breaking, how does Team India come back from this?

THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: Andy makes a first-time visit to Bristol, and Toby reflects on post-captaincy careers "In my head, Misbah-ul-Haq had to go for it. In reality, he could have done it in singles." FROM THE ARCHIVES (12'10): When Warne and Dravid met by the Solent "He is eventually undone by legspin - but not by Warne." THE REVIEW (22'10): The Englishman Abroad - BBC radioplay by Christopher Douglas "Much like that Australian top order, I might have had enough of Bodyline by this point." Recorded 24 September 2023

Jordan and Kieran discuss Kieran's life in cricket plus much more in our very first episode.Kieran discusses how he got into the game and talks about his test debut and playing against one of the greatest India sides of all time featuring the likes of Tendulkar, Dravid, Sehwag Kohli and Dohni.Enjoy the show!

Nijjar killing: Surveillance of Indian diplomats in Canada led to allegations, Chandrayaan-3 set to enter Phase 2, says Jitendra Singh, Ashwin isn't on trial, no threat to Surya's place in side says Dravid and other top news bulletin here

Relive the dramatic twists of the 1999 World Cup as Rajdeep Sardesai and Nikhil Naz delve into the heart of cricket history. From India's lackluster campaign to Lance Klusener's near-heroics, discover the pressures that cost South Africa the Cup. Could Klusener have turned the tide? Explore the era when cricket in England meant lush green pitches and gripping matches. This World Cup marked the end of the Azharuddin era and heralded a new batting dominance for India, with the rise of legends like Dravid, Ganguly, and Laxman, shaping a new order. The duo discuss the nail-biting semi-final clash that saw Australia triumph and South Africa falter. Was it really Herschelle Gibbs' dropped catch that changed the game? Steve Waugh's words echo in the air as the Aussies clinch victory in a tense semi final against South africa and later against Pakistan in the finals. Listen in to dive into the memorable, if not turbulent, journey of the 1999 World Cup. Produced by Anna Priyadarshini Sound Mix by Sachin Dwivedi

As the ODI World Cup looms, India's cricket team has been grappling with a muddled and confusing build-up. The team's preparation has been marked by a lack of clarity over the first-choice playing XI, with the crucial No. 4 spot and other positions in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. This uncertainty has been exacerbated by the team management's decision to rest stalwarts Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli during a three-match ODI series against the West Indies in July 2023. The decision to rest Sharma and Kohli was part of an experimental strategy aimed at identifying potential World Cup players. However, this move sparked controversy and criticism, particularly when India lost the second ODI to the West Indies. Critics questioned the wisdom of resting two of the team's most experienced and successful players, especially given the proximity of the World Cup. The criticism has not only been directed at the team management but also at head coach Rahul Dravid. Dravid has been under fire for India's unclear ODI World Cup preparations. His decision to conduct last-minute experiments during the series against the West Indies was seen as a sign that India was running out of time to finalize their World Cup squad. Dravid's tenure as coach has been marked by a series of disappointing performances across all formats. India's loss in the World Test Championship final in June was followed by a less than convincing performance in the ODI series against the West Indies. These setbacks have led to questions about Dravid's suitability for the role, with some critics suggesting that he is not proactive enough. Despite the criticism, it's important to note that the team has been trying to identify backup options and give opportunities to other players. Players like Ishan Kishan, Hardik Pandya, Suryakumar Yadav, and Shardul Thakur were given chances to prove themselves in the absence of Sharma and Kohli. However, the results have been mixed, leading to more questions than answers. India's build-up to the ODI World Cup has been fraught with confusion and uncertainty. As the World Cup approaches, the Indian cricket team will need to address these issues and find a winning formula that can deliver success on the biggest stage. Tune in!  Produced by Anna Priyadarshini Sound mix by Kapil Dev Singh

As a new-look Indian side defeats the hapless West Indies in the first test, Abhishek and Nitin take their time-machine to the deciding Test in 2006 in Jamaica, where a Rahul Dravid-led Indian team achieved their first series win in West Indies in 35 years. Listen on, as the duo recall Dravid's heroic performance on a difficult pitch as India eked out a close victory for the ages! Show notes: Show Notes:Full Match Highlights:https://youtu.be/07NYEYMskbU

Another ICC final, another Indian defeat. The stoicism of the Bits and Pieces panel is tested to the limit, but they show up again (unlike India's Test side) for Episode 75, which spans the soap opera that is India selection, Ashwin's omission, Umesh's inclusion, Shardul's protrusion, Kohli-Pujara-Rohit-Gill's enduring irritation, Rahane's resurrection, Head's accumulation, Starc's excretion and the MCC manual's arbitrary catch arbitration. Who do we end up pinning the blame on for India's repeated defeats in ICC events? Listen on to find out.  Follow us on Twitter: 1. Bisi: https://twitter.com/bisibelebhaat (who was at the Oval for this Test with funny shaped beer mugs) 2. Tareque: https://twitter.com/tarequelaskar (who too was at the Oval, rubbing shoulders with Anil Kumble, and eavesdropping on important people) 3. Iman: https://twitter.com/imanpande (who is the newest BnP panelist after wandering into the Zoom bridge for 5 mins since he thought being on a podcast - as opposed to listening to one - was a good way to kill time before catching a flight) 4. Tony: https://twitter.com/notytony (who is working on a thesis that has found the root cause for climate change - the Rohit and Dravid regime) 5. Nitin: https://twitter.com/knittins (Who doesn't even have to try anymore to find reasons to make fun of umpires) 6. VaMu: https://twitter.com/varunmurali43 (Who actually watches a goddamn lot of cricket, which makes it very tough to win arguments with him. Damn it) 7. Bits and Pieces: https://twitter.com/bnp_cricket (Where you can send us love, comments and audio notes that we may feature in the next episode) Show notes: 1. "Aaagghh, you faaking cunt!" : https://twitter.com/itzz_rohan/status/1667763900069326849 2. Ae Vedya... Bat ka grip nikaalke Sachin ka match tweet review pado na: https://twitter.com/sachin_rt/status/1667904416316522497 3. Shami biryani kidhar bhi khayega: https://www.hindustantimes.com/cricket/mohammed-shami-was-having-mutton-rice-ravi-shastri-said-bloody-hell-will-you-satiate-your-hunger-here-itself-or-ex-ind-coach-101675729571359.html 4. Gandhi doesn't Kettle-borrow: https://www.beyoung.in/beyoungistan/gandhi-and-the-kettle/

This week Jarrod discusses the influence of baseball on cricket fielding patterns, the tradition of tampering with cricket balls, the difficulty of bowling yorkers in club cricket, and the dark times for Sri Lankan cricket due to corruption and mismanagement. They also talk about the importance of swinging the ball both ways in T20 cricket, the comparison of cricket legends such as Bradman, Sobers, and Barnes, and the differences between Dravid and Tendulkar's careers. Other topics include the dropping batting average due to leaving more grass on the wicket, player contracts and consent in leagues, and cricket team training and decision making. Most discussed items: - Baseball's influence on cricket fielding - Tampering - Difficulty of bowling yorkers - Sri Lankan cricket's mismanagement - Swinging the ball both ways in T20 cricket - Comparison of cricket legends - Differences between Lara and Tendulkar's careers - Importance of stopping each individual run in baseball - Relay techniques influenced by baseball - Each week, Jarrod Kimber hosts a live talk show on a Youtube live stream, where you can pop in and ask Jarrod a question live on air. Find Jarrod on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/c/JarrodKimberYT. To support the podcast please go to our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32090121. Jarrod also now has a Buy Me A Coffee link, for those who would prefer to support the shows there: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jarrodkimber. If you like this podcast, you may enjoy other things I create, check them all out at https://linktr.ee/jarrodkimber. - This podcast is edited and mixed by Nick McCorriston, he's at https://www.nickamc.com and https://www.twitter.com/soundboy_audio. FortyTwo makes our video productions. Mukunda Bandreddi is in charge of our video side. Aurojyoti Senapati turns the files into video podcasts and Subhankar Bhattacharya makes our graphics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the latest episode we talk to author and journalist Gideon Haigh about his recent collaboration with Wasim Akram on his memoir Sultan. We talk about the process of writing the book and the challenges that Gideon had to overcome to ensure he told the story in Wasim's voice. Talking Points: The process Gideon followed and the contrast with On Warne The conversations Gideon had with Imran, Dravid, Shastri, and plenty of others Settling on a voice for the book - how people imagine Wasim will speak like Wasim's ability to praise and slam his team-mates - often in the same paragraph Wasim's evolving relationship with Waqar - their partnership and falling out The physical and emotional hurdles Wasim had to overcome through his career The challenge of writing the chapter on match-fixing Was Wasim the greatest bowler of all time? Revisiting the great spells via YouTube Participants: Gideon Haigh Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee) * Buy Cricket Beyond the Bazaar and War Minus the Shooting (both books republished by 81allout) Related: The wonder that was Waz - Gideon Haigh - ESPNcricinfo 'The match-fixing rumours were like a trauma... no one trusted each other' - Wasim Akram interview - Guardian At 56, Wasim is turning his thoughts to his legacy - Osman Samiuddin - ESPNcricinfo 'He made you believe the impossible' - Gideon Haigh on Shane Warne - 81allout podcast On Warne - Gideon Haigh - Amazon The Unquiet Ones - Osman Samiuddin - Amazon Pakistan in 1999: the allure, the magic, the heartbreak - 81allout podcast with Ahmer Naqvi and Hassan Cheema

Rahul Dravid's tenure as Indian cricket coach has had mixed results so far. With the ODI world cup coming up in 2023 we decided to break silence on this podcast and take a comparative look at Dravid the coach vs his predecessor Ravi Shastri.  Help me do the honors are podcast regulars Vijay Arumugam and Gurkirat Singh Gill. It's a rich conversation with lot of analysis and opinions.  Vijay Arumugam on twitter - https://twitter.com/vijayarumugam Gurkirat Singh Gill on twitter - https://twitter.com/gurkiratsgill Saqib Ali on twitter - https://twitter.com/saqiba      

सौराष्ट्रच्या देशांतर्गत क्रिकेटचं रहस्य काय? भारताचा बांगलादेशविरुद्ध पहिल्या एकदिवसीय सामन्यातील पराभव जिव्हारी लागणारा होता का अपेक्षित? हा भारतीय संघ नक्की कोणत्या कर्णधाराचा? आणि केएल राहुलचं पाचव्या क्रमांकावर फलंदाजी करणं खरंच संभ्रमात पाडणारं आहे? पाहूया सुनंदन लेले व अमोल कऱ्हाडकरच्या गप्पा "बी. यु. भंडारी प्रस्तुत साप्ताहिक CCBK" मध्ये

In the wake of a meh World Cup campaign for India, Chops and Srinath are in a post-mortem-esque mood; they bring to you their own version of armchair handwringing and criticism with hopes against hope that things will change for the better as far as Indian men's T20I cricket is concerned. With not much cricket of note during the week gone by, they shift their attention to trading personal stories and anecdotes from their favourite Tests from the delicious Australia in India rivalry. From epic ways to follow cricket as schoolboys to tales of Indian spin greats helping out Aussie spin novices, from the traditional Test centres of Delhi and Bangalore to the thrillers at Mohali and Dharamshala, it has been a clash for the ages and the 2023 edition can't start soon enough for these two. So lend us your ears and dive right in. Follow us on Twitter at: 1. Chops: https://twitter.com/El_Chopernos 2. Srinath: https://twitter.com/srinathsripath Show notes: Queensland vs Victoria at Chennai in 2001: https://www.gettyimages.in/detail/news-photo/australian-cricketers-michael-kasprowicz-and-matthew-hayden-news-photo/1101637 Gavin gave in to Prasanna's wisdom and reaped the rewards: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/gavin-robertson-you-have-no-idea-what-you-re-doing-here-623022?platform=amp Krejza and a crazy Bedi story: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/bedi-backs-krejza-for-delhi-test-375521 When Kohli said, "Friendship Over With Kangaroo": https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/kohli-says-friendship-with-australian-players-has-been-damaged-1088981 Laxman and Dravid talk to Sambit Bal about Kolkata 2001 and how much money Dalmiya awarded to Laxman: https://www.thecricketmonthly.com/story/805857/-the-team-s-mindset-changed-after-kolkata Will he, won't he? Need for Smeed is white-ball only: https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/county-news-will-smeed-chooses-his-white-ball-path-but-the-ground-was-laid-a-generation-ago-1345058 Azhar's one handed blinder of a catch in the inaugural Border Gavaskar Test, 1996: https://youtu.be/n6scfdQynUc

Take a deep breath, close your eyes and pop your headphones on because it's another episode of Taskmaster: The People's Podcast. And boy what an episode we have for you today. The sensational, New Zealand Taskmaster series one-winning Angella Dravid is on the show to reveal all. Angella addresses the sexual tension between her and Paul, reveals never-before-seen tasks and lets Lou and share's her views on the controversial musical genre 'Free Jazz'. Has Greg gone soft in his old age? Well Jack Bernhardt is rifling through the stats on our behalf to find out.It's the first round of the semi-finals of Taskmaster Head to Head Moments and tough choices will have to be made. The effortlessly cool House Queens will be taking on the frankly flattering Always Seeing You (Do Cool Stuff), and of course we have another answer from our Andys, this time telling all about the pilot.If you want to share your Taskmaster obsession, whether it's talking about your favourite task, what you loved from the latest episode or that you regularly hold cult gatherings in you basement, invoking the spirit of the Taskmaster by chanting the theme tune and burning an effigy of Alex, we're all ears. You can leave a voice note on the Fanswering machine. The number is 07810 025570. Alternatively send us an email at the address below. Your time starts... NOW!Watch Taskmaster every Thursday at 9pm on Channel 4.Get in touch with Lou and Jackfans@taskmaster.tvWatch all of Taskmaster on All 4www.channel4.com/programmes/taskmaster Visit the Taskmaster Store for all your TM goodies!taskmasterstore.comCatch up with old episodes from anywhere in the worldtaskmastersupermaxplus.vhx.tvVisit the Taskmaster YouTube Channelyoutube.com/taskmaster Taskmaster the Podcast is Produced by Ben Drayton for Avalon Television Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

केएल राहुलचा T२० वर्ल्ड कपमधील फलंदाजीचा क्रमांक व राहुल द्रविडचे प्रशिक्षकपदाचे वेगळेपण ह्या दोन्ही विषयांबरोबरच तुमच्या विविध शंकांचं निरसन करायचा प्रयत्न करत आहोत प्रश्नोत्तरांच्या तासात. CCBK परिवाराचा सदस्य आदित्य जोशी करत आहे तुमचे प्रतिनिधित्व अमोलला प्रश्न विचारताना 

Today on the Big Show, Jase and Mike talk School Sports, Keyzie goes through some of their old saying and comedian Angella Dravid joins the show...See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The rescheduled 5th Test between India and England has lots of topics to unpack. Myself and Srisha majorly discuss India's batting, 2nd innings bowling, Dravid as a Coach and the infamous Bazball mindset.

This week's episode is one long rant by DJ and Varun about the final #engvsind test match played at Edgbaston. We talk: - Jonny Bairstow's twin hundreds - Pant scored over 200 runs in the game - Jadeja scoring a hundred - Shardul and Vihari dropping catches - Should Kohli be dropped? - Should Dravid be sacked? - Should Ashwin have played? - Is Bazball real? It's all covered by these long-suffering Indian cricket fans. The #engvind series ends 2-2 but why does it feel like a loss?Check out the Edges & Sledges Cricket Podcast community on Discord:- https://discord.gg/D7UrjwyyZ6 You can follow Edges & Sledges on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @1tip1hand You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios

Taskmaster New Zealand star/stand-up Angella Dravid calls in from the southern hemisphere this week.TRIGGER WARNING: this episode contains talk about abusive relationships, child grooming and prison.Follow Angella on Twitter @angelladravid Follow Cuddle Club on Twitter and Instagram: @CuddleClubPodWant to support Cuddle Club to make more episodes? Make a one-off donation at https://supporter.acast.com/cuddleclubRecorded and edited by Naomi Parnell for Plosive.Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design).Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/cuddleclub. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of the podcast we pay homage to the careers of Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane. Pujara and Rahane may or may not play again for India but they both have been mainstays of the Indian team. It's only fitting we reflect on their respective tenures in the middle given how both men polarized the Indian fandom. Doing the honors are Aftab Khanna and Saahil Sharma as we look back these careers and more. The second phase of this conversation is an extension to some of the main architects of Indian middle order. In a free flowing conversation three fans take stock of Dravid, Laxman, Azhar and Ganguly among other names. Get your choice of caffeine and get ready to tune in this exercise where some of your favorite middle order names get mentioned.   Aftab Khanna on twitter -https://twitter.com/aftabkhanna Saahil Sharma on twitter -https://twitter.com/faahil Saqib Ali on twitter -https://twitter.com/saqiba

This episode is a session from Jaipur Lit Fest 2022 - Digital Edition. Lilly Singh in conversation with Supriya Dravid.

Mark Machado, Super Joshi, Karan Mehta and Rhitankar Bandyopadhyay chew over India's 31 run loss to South Africa in the 1st ODI. They discuss team selection, captaincy and Dravid's tenure so far.

Would India be in the top 4 of the T20 World Cup if it had chosen wisely? How good was the selection? What exactly did M S Dhoni achieve as mentor? Will the BCCI come out with a White Paper on the debacle? Moving forward, will Dravid ensure that the best playing 11 represents India? Watch this video.

Happy Tuesday everyone! Sorry for the absence last week, but yay! We're back with another interview! And today I'm chatting to Anu Dravid about her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) back when she was just 17 years old. In this episode Anu talks us through her diagnosis, she discusses the various different MS treatments she has been on - including flying to the USA to receive Ocrevus infusions before it was funded here in NZ - what MS looks like on the day to day for her, and how being diagnosed has inspired her passion for studying physiology and pharmacology. For more information about MS Auckland head to: msakl.org.nz If aHSCT is something you are considering for your MS, or you're interested in learning more, check out Rachel's interview episode (just a couple of scrolls back!) ** This episode is dedicated to the lovely Ingrid. ** Ingrid was the general manager of MS Auckland, was one of my biggest cheerleaders, and is who connected Anu and I together originally. She was really excited to hear Anu on the podcast and sadly passed away a week before this episode was released. I know she would've loved this interview, and I hope you do too. As always feel free to reach out on instagram, I'm @thatssochronic. I love hearing from you all and seeing where you're listening to the podcast, so keep the shares coming! @thatssochronic | @jessssbrien | #thatssochronic Want to chat even more? SEND IN A VOICE NOTE! Send me a message on the That's So Chronic hotline. Just head to jessbrien.com/hotline Want to share your story on That's So Chronic? Here's the application form: https://forms.gle/csebLkwfwAjiLApK9 Or have an idea for an upcoming That's So: episode? Let me know here: https://forms.gle/4RZbCiHARjV5gmcWA Disclaimer: Here at That's So Chronic we are sharing personal stories and are not advocating any type of treatment, therapy, procedure or intervention. Everyone is unique so please seek professional medical advice before making any decisions for yourself or for others. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Three months ago, there was a Gunda who damaged cars in Indiranagar. In this episode, we teach this Gunda Kannada. Yes, this is the episode you've all been waiting for, featuring none other than Mr. Indiranagar ka Gunda. Well, we tried getting Rahul Dravid. But we couldn't. Instead, we give you Arvind translating everything Dravid said in the CRED Ad into Kannada. You can use this with auto drivers, although we aren't responsible for the consequences. Here's the link to the Ad: https://youtu.be/j8KpV-4_mRg Follow us on Social Media to learn with visual aid: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gothilla.kannada Twitter: https://twitter.com/GothillaKannada Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kannada.gothilla/ Let us know what you want to learn next!

Aatif, Ankur and Isa discuss England's one day Series win over India and ask if Pakistan are better than both those sides? The team speak to Indian legend and current Under 19 and A team coach Rahul Dravid, wondering what he would be like on social media and the way his youngsters use it on tour. Smriti Mandhana talks about playing in England in the Women's Super League and Sri Lanka – back home and back to business against South Africa.