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2023.03.30 20:07 Classic_Setting_6589 Unlocking the Power of Kalsarp Dosh Nivaran Puja at Trimbakeshwar: A Spiritual Journey
2023.03.30 20:05 DTG_Bot This Week at Bungie - 03/30/2023
Due to certain... circumstances... the Guardian Space Agency is hard at work determining new ways to support the Guardian fleet with space travel! #MOTWImage Linkimgur
Preliminary Results:
❌ Rocket Riding
❌ Lumina Riding
✅ "Guardian Down" Riding pic.twitter.com/jAhZVuXgYx
— DVSuffering Student 📚 (@A_DVS_NTT) March 23, 2023
So, Nezarec and Eris Walk Into a Bar (Stop Us If You've Heard This One)
I've fallen in love with Nezarec, actually #Destiny2AOTW #Lightfall pic.twitter.com/5fcourZxokIvan: This piece has some (space) magic behind it. Now I'm curious what's there behind the curtain. I guess we'll need to wait and find out. Great #Destiny2AOTW submission, congrats!
— The Edgeless Terror (@ascendantraisin) March 20, 2023
Eris MornAnd that's a wrap on our latest TWAB! This one was pretty weapons-focused, but with so much talk about recent changes, we wanted to spend some time going over what's coming down the pipeline.
Drawn by a friend's request #Destiny2AOTW #Destiny2 pic.twitter.com/d80bkwMTxJ
— 백곰 (@polarbear2324) March 26, 2023
2023.03.30 20:02 SoggyChickenWaffles Good to see Domas get his credit
2023.03.30 19:55 LightSamus A list w/links of every song in Final Fantasy XIV that originated in other Final Fantasy (and friends) titles (updated for 6.35!)
Soundtrack name | Location | Origin Game | Title |
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Prelude | Many Locations | Final Fantasy | Prelude |
A Victory Fanfare Reborn | Victory Fanfare | Final Fantasy | Victory Fanfare |
The Seventh Sun | Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy | Final Fantasy |
The Mushroomery | Matoya's Cave | Final Fantasy | Matoya's Cave |
Battle | Chaos Battle Theme | Final Fantasy | Battle Scene |
Eorzea de Chocobo | Chocobo Theme | Final Fantasy II | Chocobo Theme |
Battle Theme 1.x | Certain Instances Battle Music | Final Fantasy II | Battle Theme |
Hubris/Ever Upwards | Labyrinth of the Ancients | Final Fantasy III | Altar Cave |
Tumbling Down | Labyrinth of the Ancients/Syrcus Tower Boss Theme | Final Fantasy III | Boss Theme |
Now I Know the Truth | Doga and Unei's Theme | Final Fantasy III | Dorga Theme |
Out of the Labyrinth/Shattered | Syrcus Tower Theme | Final Fantasy III | Crystal Tower |
Blind to the Dark | World of Darkness Theme | Final Fantasy III | The Dark Crystals |
Hunger | Cloud of Darkness Theme Part 1 | Final Fantasy III | Dark Cloud Appears |
The Reach of Darkness | Cloud of Darkness Theme Part 2 | Final Fantasy III | Dark Cloud Battle |
Eternal Wind | Crystal Tower Ending Theme | Final Fantasy III | Eternal Wind |
Forbidden Land (Endwalker) | Eureka Orthos Theme | Final Fantasy III | The Forbidden Land |
Dancing Calcabrina | Calcabrina Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Dancing Calcobrena |
Big-boned | Fat Chocobo Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Fat Chocobo Makes an Appearance |
Lunar Whale (Shadowbringers) | Lunar Whale Mount Theme | Final Fantasy IV | The Big Whale |
Tower of Zot (Endwalker) | Tower of Zot Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Tower of Zot |
Welcome to Our Town (Endwalker) | Mare Lamentorum Inside Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Welcome to Our Town |
Battle 1 from FINAL FANTASY IV | Mare Lamentorum Inside Battle Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Battle 1 |
Somewhere In The World (Ambitions Writhe) | Golbez Cutscene Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Somewhere In The World |
Troian Beauty (Endwalker) | The Fell Court of Troia Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Troian Beauty |
FINAL FANTASY IV: Battle 2 (Endwalker) | Dungeon Archfiend Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Battle 2 |
Sorrow and Loss (Endwalker) | Thirteenth Cutscene Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Sorrow and Loss |
Battle with the Four Fiend (Buried Memory) | Barbariccia Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Battle With the Four Fiends |
Forged in Crimson | Rubicante Theme | Final Fantasy IV | Battle With the Four Fiends |
The Seven Jesters/Good King Moggle Mog XII | Moggle Mog's Theme | Final Fantasy V | Moogles' Theme |
Battle on the Big Bridge Reborn | Gilgamesh Trials | Final Fantasy V | Clash on the Big Bridge |
The Interdimensional Rift | Interdimensional Rift Theme | Final Fantasy V | Interdimensional Rift |
Omega² | Deltascape Boss Theme | Final Fantasy V | Boss Theme |
Decisions | Exdeath Theme | Final Fantasy V | The Decisive Battle |
Final, Not Final | Neo Exdeath's Theme | Final Fantasy V | The Final Battle |
The Day Will Come (Endwalker) | Sharlayan Cutscene Theme | Final Fantasy V | The Day Will Come |
Magiteknickal Difficulties | Magitek Armor Mount Theme | Final Fantasy VI | Terra's Theme |
The Decisive Battle | Ultros and Typhon Trial | Final Fantasy VI | The Decisive Battle |
The Phantom Train to Sigmascape | Sigmascape V1 Intro Cutscene | Final Fantasy VI | Phantom Train Theme |
A Battle Decisively | Sigmascape Boss Theme | Final Fantasy VI | The Decisive Battle |
Dancing Mad | Kefka's Theme | Final Fantasy VI | Dancing Mad |
Battle to the Death - Heavensward | Warring Triad Battle Theme | Final Fantasy VI | Battle to the Death |
Cyan's Theme | Doman Theme | Final Fantasy VI | Cyan's Theme |
Gogo's Theme | Gogo Blue Mage Battle Theme | Final Fantasy VI | Gogo's Theme |
Four-Sided Circle | Gold Saucer Theme | Final Fantasy VII | Gold Saucer |
Sport of Kings | Chocobo Racing Theme | Final Fantasy VII | Fiddle de Chocobo |
Crazy Motorcycle | SDS Fenrir Mount Theme | Final Fantasy VII | Crazy Motorcycle |
Shuffle or Boogie | Triple Triad Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Shuffle or Boogie |
Blue Fields | The Empty Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Blue Fields |
Force Your Way | Eden Battle Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Force Your Way |
Ami | Eden Cutscene Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Ami |
Don't Be Afraid | Eden Battle Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Don't be Afraid |
The Legendary Beast | Eden Fatebreaker Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | The Legendary Beast |
The Extreme | Oracle of Darkness Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | The Extreme |
Shuffle or Boogie (Shadowbringers) | Triple Triad Tournament Theme | Final Fantasy VIII | Shuffle or Boogie |
Vamo' alla Flamenco | Dancer Theme | Final Fantasy IX | Vamo Alla Flamenco |
Festival of the Hunt (Endwalker) | Crystalline Conflict Theme | Final Fantasy IX | Hunter's Chance |
Run! (Endwalker) | Crystalline Conflict Overtime Theme | Final Fantasy IX | Run! |
Battle Theme | FFXI Event Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XI | Battle Theme |
Iroha | Reisen Temple Theme | Final Fantasy XI | Iroha |
Gates of Paradise - The Garden of Ru'Hmet** | Baldesion Arsenal Theme | Final Fantasy XI | Gates of Paradise - The Garden of Ru'Hmet |
Onslaught | Baldesion Arsenal Boss Theme | Final Fantasy XI | Onslaught |
Turmoil | Baldesion Arsenal Ozma Theme | Final Fantasy XI | Turmoil |
Ascent | Ridorana Lighthouse Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Ascent |
Boss Battle | Ridorana Lighthouse Boss Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Clash of Swords |
The Mystery of Giruvegan | Ridorana Lighthouse Upper Level Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Giruvegan's Mystery |
Flash of Steel | Yiazmat Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Clash of Swords |
Victory Fanfare (FFXII Version) | Ridorana Victory Fanfare | Final Fantasy XII | Victory Fanfare |
Unrest (ZAV) | Bozja FATE Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Unrest |
Discord: Imperial (ZAV) | Bozja FATE Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Discord: Imperial |
Into the Fortress (ZAV) | Castrum Lacus Litore Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Into the Fortress |
Battle with an Esper (ZAV) | Esper Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Battle with an Esper |
Life and Death (ZAV) | Lyon Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Life and Death |
The Sochen Cave Palace (ZAV) | Delubrum Reginae Theme | Final Fantasy XII | The Sochen Cave Palace |
Giving Chase (ZAV) | Delubrum Regiane Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XII | Giving Chase |
Blinded by Light | FFXIII Event Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XIII | Blinded by Light |
Saber's Edge | FFXIII Event Battle Theme | Final Fantasy XIII | Saber's Edge |
Hammerhead | FFXV Event Theme | Final Fantasy XV | Hammerhead |
Valse di Fantastica | FFXV Event Theme | Final Fantasy XV | Valse di Fantastica |
Relax and Reflect | FFXV Event Theme | Final Fantasy XV | Relax and Reflect |
Veiled in Black | FFXV Event Theme | Final Fantasy XV | Veiled in Black |
Apocalypsis Noctis | FFXV Event Theme | Final Fantasy XV | Apocalypsis Noctis |
A Quick Pit Stop | Regalia Type-G Mount Theme | Final Fantasy XV | A Quick Pit Stop |
Character Creation | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Character Making |
Save/Load Screen | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Data Screen |
Protagonist's Theme | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Hero's Theme |
Background Story | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Backborn Story |
Trisection | Rabanastre Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Trisection0 |
Precipitous Combat | Rabanastre Boss Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Battle on the Bridge |
The Enemy Approaches | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Enemy Attack |
Ultima's Transformation | Rabanastre Final Boss Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Ultima |
Victory | Rabanastre Victory Fanfare | Final Fantasy Tactics | Battle's End - Victory Theme |
World Map | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | World Map |
A Chapel | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | A Chapel |
Apoplexy | Construct 7 Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Apoplexy |
Under The Stars | Orbonne Monastery Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Under The Stars |
Pressure (No. 1) | Orbonne Monastery Mustadio Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Tension 1 |
Antipyretic | Orbonne Monastery Agrias Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Antipyretic |
B.E. | Orbonne Monastery Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Bloody Excrement |
St. Ajora's Theme | Orbonne Monastery Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | St. Ajora's Theme |
Descent | Orbonne Monastery Ultima Mid-Battle Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Descent |
Ultima's Perfection | Orbonne Monastery Ultima Boss Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Ultima, The Perfect Body! |
Final Struggle | Orbonne Monastery Victory Theme | Final Fantasy Tactics | Fanfare |
Hall of Worship | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Pray |
Brave Story | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Brave Story |
Alma's Theme | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Alma's Theme |
Poachers' Den | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Fur, Meat, and Bones Store |
Epilogue | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Epilogue Movie |
Credits | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Staff Credits |
Intrigue | Ivalice Cutscene Music | Final Fantasy Tactics | Unknown |
Siren Song | Little Ladies Day Theme/Beehive Theme | Nanashi No Game Me | True Ending Song |
A Man Consumed | Orbonne Monastery Thunder God Theme | Vagrant Story | Grotesque Person |
Fog of Phantom | Palace of the Dead Music | Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together | Fog of Phantom |
Notice of Death | Palace of the Dead Music | Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together | Notice of Death |
Blasphemous Experiment | Nybeth Obdilord Theme | Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together | Blasphemous Experiment |
Proof of a Hero - Monster Hunter: World Version | The Great Hunt (Rathalos) P2 Theme | Monster Hunter: World | Proof of a Hero - Monster Hunter: World Version |
Savage of the Ancient Forest | The Great Hunt (Rathalos) P1 Theme | Monster Hunter: World | Savage of the Ancient Forest |
Cornerstone of the New World - Astera | Monster Hunter World Cutscene Theme | Monster Hunter: World | Cornerstone of the New World - Astera |
Significance | YoRHa Dark Apocalypse Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Significance |
City Ruins (Rays of Light) | YoRHa Dark Apocalypse Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | City Ruins (Rays of Light) |
Voice of No Return | YoRHa Dark Apocalypse Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Voice of No Return |
Alien Manifestation | Copied Factory Theme | NieR:Automata | Alien Manifestation |
Song of the Ancients (Atonement) | Copied Factory Hobbes Boss Theme | NieR:Automata | Song of the Ancients (Atonement) |
Bipolar Nightmare | Copied Factory Engels Boss Theme | NieR:Automata | Bipolar Nightmare |
Weight of the World (Prelude Version) | Copied Factory 9S Boss Theme | NieR:Automata | Weight of the World |
Crumbling Lies - Front | Copied Factory Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Crumbling Lies - Front |
Vague Hope - Cold Rain | Copied Factory Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Vague Hope - Cold Rain |
Amusement Park | Puppets' Bunker Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Amusement Park |
Broken Heart | Puppets' Bunker Cutscene Theme | NieR:Automata | Broken Heart |
Fortress of Lies | Puppets' Bunker Theme | NieR:Automata | Fortress of Lies |
Grandma - Destruction | Puppets' Bunker 813P-operated Aegis Unit Boss Theme | NieR: Automata | Grandma - Destruction |
End of the Unknown | Puppets' Bunker 905P-operated Heavey Artillery Unit Boss Theme | NieR:Automata | End of the Unknown |
Torn from the Heavens/The Dark Colossus Destroys All (Medley) | Puppets' Bunker The Compound Boss Theme | NieR Replicant/Gestalt | The Dark Colossus Destroys All |
The Color of Depression | Tower at Paradigm's Breech Cutscene Theme | NieR: Automata | The Color of Depression |
Widespread Illness | Tower at Paradigm's Breech Cutscene Theme | NieR: Automata | Widespread Illness |
Emil - Despair | TaPB Knave of Hearts Battle Theme | NieR: Automata | Emil - Despair |
Mourning | TaPB Theme | NieR: Automata | Mourning |
The Sound of the End | TaPB Red Girl Theme | NieR: Automata | The sound of the End |
The Sound of the End: 8bit | TaPB Red Girl Hacking Theme | NieR: Automata | The sound of the End: 8bit |
Posessed By Disease | TaPB Her Influorescence P1 Theme | NieR: Automata | Posessed By Disease |
Kainé - Final Fantasy Main Theme Version | TaPB Her Influorescence P2 Theme | NieR: Replicant/Final Fantasy I | Kainé |
Weight of the World - Instrumental Version | TaPB Ending Theme | NieR: Automata | Weight of the World |
2023.03.30 19:53 ElZorroGigante Canada World Cup 2034 One Last Dance for Atiba Hutchinson!
![]() | So after my efforts with the disappointing quarter finals defeat against Brazil in 2030 I basically simmed through the remaining four years until the last World Cup (basically, I got bored of club football lol). submitted by ElZorroGigante to FifaCareers [link] [comments] Runners up in 2026 and then out in the quarters with a better squad in 2030. This is my best squad yet and now it’s do or die. Regardless of what happens I’m starting a new save after this World Cup. I’m going to go with a manager from a weak European nation next time so that I at least get a tournament every two years. This is it. Let’s go!!! 🇨🇦 |
2023.03.30 19:50 Malphayden Looking for a specific prayer book
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2023.03.30 19:47 Classic_Setting_6589 Unlocking the Power of Kalsarp Dosh Nivaran Puja at Trimbakeshwar: A Spiritual Journey
2023.03.30 19:47 jfiddy NBA Picks - 3/30/23
Home | Away | Spread | Total | Prediction | % home covering | % over |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
MIL | BOS | -2 | 236.5 | 11310 - 11210 \) | 48 | 14 |
DEN | NO | -6 | 227 | 11610 - 11610 \) | 28 | 68 |
Home | Away | Spread | Total | Prediction | % home covering | % over | Final |
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IND | MIL | 12 | 238.5 | 1162 - 11610 † | 136-149 | ||
NY | MIA | -5 | 223 | 1229 - 11110 \) | 72 ✅ | 81 ❌ | 101-92 |
BKN | HOU | -10.5 | 229 | 11110 - 10510 | 26 ✅ | 5 ❌ | 123-114 |
PHI | DAL | -4 | 232 | 11610 - 1219 \) | 18 ❌ | 69 ❌ | 116-108 |
CHI | LAL | 2.5 | 227 | 11810 - 1122 † | 110-121 | ||
OKC | DET | -11.5 | 231.5 | 10910 - 1024 † | 107-106 | ||
MEM | LAC | -4 | 233 | 11010 - 1493 † | 132-141 | ||
SA | UTA | 5.5 | 235 | 983 - 1083 † | 117-128 | ||
PHO | MIN | -5 | 235.5 | 1113 - 981 † | 107-100 | ||
POR | SAC | 13.5 | 235.5 | 1223 - 12110 † | 80-120 |
2023.03.30 19:44 AliceBurek Andheim
2023.03.30 19:43 AhangerHOBO Garden To Visit In Srinagar 2023 Ahanger HOBO
![]() | “Ahanger HOBO offers the best tour package & services in Kashmir, India” submitted by AhangerHOBO to u/AhangerHOBO [link] [comments] Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBO 1 Pari Mahal “Palace of the Fairies”Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOThe most beautiful of Kashmir's present-day gardens for the gorgeous view that takes over Dal Lake and surrounds it. A pleasant one-hour walk from the botanical garden that lies just off Boulevard Road. Pari Mahal was created by the philosopher Prince Dara Shikooh, the eldest son of Emperor Shah Jehan (who also commissioned Akhund Mullah). Dara Shikooh was obsessed with the idea of the similarities between Hinduism and Islam, "the meeting place of two oceans", he called it. He believed in the unity of being and of religion stating that Hinduism and Islam were twins, "hairs on the same head" and that there was no essential disagreement on the nature of their understanding of God. This tolerant attitude was to cost Dara his crown. This garden was not for temporal pleasure alone but as a place for learning, he built it for his tutor Akhund Mullah Shah so he could hold discussions with religious divines of all faiths. On the grounds, there was a school for Sufism and one for Astrology. 2 Shalimar Garden “The Garden of Love)”Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOIn the old days, Shalimar was a villa built in the 2nd Century where one Kashmiri King Pravarasena II used to stay when he went to visit his guru at Harwan. Praversena II founded the city of Srinagar and ruled Kashmir from 79 AD to 139 AD. After his reign, it fell into ruin, but the village there kept the name, Shalimar. In 1619 the sensualist Emperor Jehangir ordered a garden to be laid out at this spot for his love, Nur Jehan "light of the world". It is said that Emperor Jehangir and his wife Nur Jahan were so enamored of Kashmir that during summer they moved to Srinagar with their full court entourage from Delhi. Shalimar Bagh was their imperial summer residence and the Royal Court. They crossed the arduous snowy passes of the Pir Panjal mountain range on elephants to reach Srinagar. 3 Nishat Garden” The Garden of Pleasure”Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOIn l633 by the brother of NurJehan, Asaf Khan invited his brother-in-law Emperor Jehangir to a fancy banquet to be held in the marble pavilion of the garden. The emperor became jealous of the beauty of the garden and ordered the water supply to be cut off. One by one the fountains went dry and the garden beds began to wilt and die. The loyal gardener could not bear to see his master and his beautiful flowers so dejected and secretly turned the water supply back on. Furious, Jehangir sent for the gardener. The gardener stood stoically for his actions, saying he simply could not bear to see such beauty die. The courage of the gardener struck an attender chord in his heart. Once upon a time, Emperor Jahangir loved a gardener's daughter, Anarkali, who was courageous enough to stand up to his father and defend her love. He, therefore, restored the water supply from the same stream that fed his own royal garden, Shalimar. 4 Cheshma Shahi Garden “The Royal Spring”Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOThis was built by Shah Jahan (Emperor Jahangir's son) in l642. It's known as “Royal Spring' due to the mineral-rich spring water that feeds the watercourses. The source of this water emerges within a pavilion at the top of the garden. Many visitors to these gardens believe in the healing properties of this water and come here to the source to drink. 5 Nasim Bagh GardenHotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBONasim Bagh (Garden of the Morning Breeze) is Open every day during university hours, free. This garden was founded by the Mughal Emperor Akbar The Great' who conquered Kashmir in 1586. It is a veritable forest of Chinars 1200Chinars were laid out at the time-located at what is now the University of Kashmir. When visiting the shrine at Hazratbal take a stroll through the markets toward the university, walk around until you hit the Zain-ud-Din Memorial gate (opposite the brightly colored blue and white tomb of former chief minister Sheikh Abdullah 'the Lion of Kashmir) and reveal in the beauty of so many majestic trees in one place. If you happen to be in Srinagar in autumn, be sure to put in a visit here, the myriad shades of red and orange leaves of so many trees in one place is an effect like wildfire. 6 Harwan GardenHotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOHarwan Garden is not a garden created by the ubiquitous Mughals, but it is a relaxing place to visit and drop your feet in the cool water on a hot summer's day. There is a stream running through the middle and massive trees under which you can sip cool beverages. You can reach here after visiting the Harwan archaeological site. 7 Badam Bagh Garden “Almond Garden”Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOAlso known as Bagi-Waris Khan. A Secret of the Srinagar locals, BadamBagh is another beautiful Kashmiri Garden although not built nor modeled on the Mughal style. It is located in the old city in the locality of Kathi Darwaza Hawal near the Psychiatric hospital. Filled with rows of beautiful almond trees and flower-filled beds, it is a lovely place to relax and enjoy the sweet air of Kashmir. A trip to this garden can be coupled with a visit to the small and peaceful Tibetan Muslim colony of Hawal, a troll through the old city, or a visit to the Shia religious places and artisans near Alamgiri Bazaar. 8 Botanical GardenHotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOThese gardens lay at the foot of the Pari Mahal Mughal garden. The botanical garden has a pleasing water feature and is spacious and bright. You will always find couples here in the secret tete-a-tete. This garden has thousands of tree species and has a big artificial lake too. 9 Nehru Park Dal GateHotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBONehru Park is located inside The famous Dal lake in the name of pandit Jawahar lal Nehru who was the first Prime minister of India. This park is on a small round shaped island just beside the famous Boulevard dal gate road, Nehru park has a swimming pool, & Pool has Dal Lake itself its water source. Nowadays authorities do not allow anyone to swim, (As it is not safe for swimming as well as this location is a public place. This place has boating facilities (Shikaras) to reach and a small park for picnics, there is a restaurant where you could buy & enjoy meals on order. Boulevard road is one of the busiest roads in the Kashmir valley. On its bank, there are plenty of hotels where a traveler or a guest makes his/her stay & most hotels are 3 Star category, and a few 4 Star. On another side of the road there are many Ghats (Stands for Shikaras) waiting for you to enjoy a shikara ride & best time is sunrise/sunset which adds beauty to dal lake. Coordinates: 34°5'24"N 74°50'44"E. 10 Tulip Garden SrinagarHotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBOKashmir Tulip Garden is called “Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip garden”, Erlier Model Floriculture Center Kashmir, and it is a tulip garden located in Srinagar, Kashmir, India. It is the largest tulip garden in the Asia continent and has spread over an area of about 74 acres of land. It is situated under the foot side of the Zabarwan range of mountains, built on a sloping ground in a terraced fashion consisting of seven terraces if you manage to go up, then you would be able to see the Dal Lake view. It was opened in the year 2007 to boost floriculture tourism in the Kashmir Valley. earlier it was called Siraj Bagh. Around more than a million million tulip bulbs get cultivated every year, all in different colors, like (Pink, Violet, White, Yellow, Red, and many more) Besides tulips, there are many varieties of flowers, including hyacinths, daffodils, and ranunculus which were brought from Holland. The tulip garden is home to around 68 varieties of tulips. The tulip festival is celebrated in the month of April every year, This year 2023 it has been opened before its time (on 19 Mar). The Tulip festival is an annual Spring festival to increase tourism by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. Hotel Taxi Adventure by Ahanger HOBO Ahanger HOBO is a travel company located and based in Kashmir, India. We have thousands of happy clients and it is growing at a great pace every year. We offer Hotel, Taxi & Adventure, here is the list of adventure activities: Trekking Hiking Cliffhanging Mountain Biking Paragliding Surfing Caving Zip Line Camping Hot Air Ballooning. for a free consultation on your Kashmir Trip please call on +91 7006474372 9541117773 9541115558 Email: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) |
2023.03.30 19:42 ll--o--ll Return to home-away format: A rebalancing act for IPL teams Cricbuzz
![]() | If the last season represented a new start for all of the teams in the IPL, then so does this one. While the 2022 edition took place after the hard reset of a mega auction, leaving the 10 franchises to assess the balance and depth of their squads, 2023 will be much the same as the tournament returns to a home-and-away format for the first time in three years. submitted by ll--o--ll to Cricket [link] [comments] This will be a game changer for all of the teams, who picked entirely new combinations ahead of last year's tournament but then saw the group stages take place at just three venues across Maharashtra. How will they fare now that they will be playing a large portion of their games on home territory, as well as travelling to a wider range of away venues? In assessing who might benefit from this change, let's take a look at four pivotal teams. We will start with the two fan favourites - Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians - who finished at the foot of the table last season, and see if the switch in format might assist a revival. Then we will look at two teams who have performed well and appear to still have the team combinations to thrive in switch in format might assist a revival. Then we will look at two teams who have performed well and appear to still have the team combinations to thrive in this year's tournament. Chennai Super Kings A crucial factor is that CSK have always been a difficult team to beat at home, winning 39 of their 55 matches at the M.A.Chidambaram Stadium for a win rate of 70.91%. Now that they are returning, can they make it their fortress once again with their current resources? CSK finished ninth in the table last year, managing just four wins out of 14 matches and only avoiding the wooden spoon on net run rate. Since then they have hired the services of Ben Stokes for a whopping price, the experienced Ajinkya Rahane and Sisanda Magala (after original signing Kyle Jamieson was ruled out with injury). It's fair to say there will not be much change to their overall balance, since one can assume that Stokes will replace the seasoned matchwinner Dwayne Bravo - although they do play different roles, as Bravo was a bowling allrounder and Stokes is a batting allrounder. Rahane comes in for the retired Robin Uthappa, but is likely to serve as a back-up batsman given that he is an opener and CSK already have the seasoned pair of Ruturaj Gaikwad and Devon Conway up top. Core Playing Combination
https://preview.redd.it/y2jn5478wwqa1.png?width=541&format=png&auto=webp&s=fcfb1ee6bead26a64a8f69fe5a288995968697ec In 2022, they started the first game against KKR with Conway/Ruturaj but surprisingly changed the combination to Ruturaj/Uthappa for the very next game. This backfired badly as the pair went on to average just 12.75 at a low SR of 102. When they went back to Conway/Ruturaj, the pair ended up making 359 runs at an average of 51.2 with a SR of 149. Unfortunately for CSK, none of their top and middle order were consistent through the tournament. Conway was the only batter to average more than 40 (he averaged 42 at a SR of 145.66) yet he played only seven matches. This highlights the importance of the New Zealander to CSK's batting on home turf, but also represents a dilemma. The decision to sign Magala suggests that they are aware of the weakness in the death bowling department and saw the need to improve it. But how can they bring the South African into the side when Stokes and Moeen Ali are shoo-ins as allrounders, an overseas spinner will be handy at Chepauk and Conway is needed at the top of the order? This will be the main puzzle for them to figure out. The good news is the return of Deepak Chahar, but overall they look as though they will rely heavily on Stokes' performances to reach the playoffs. Crucial to this may be Stokes' record against spin. In the last 500 deliveries that he has faced against spinners in T20 cricket, he averages 31.13 with a reasonably good SR of 134. This will be a big boost for CSK considering the slow wickets in Chennai. Mumbai Indians Five-time champions MI ended up with the wooden spoon last year, also recording four wins out of 14 matches. Nothing worked in their favour - except the emergence of young Indian batter Tilak Verma. MI's blueprint through their successful years was two overseas frontline seamers, one overseas finisher and one overseas opening batter. They changed this last year and paid a heavy price, searching for the right combination through the tournament without ever finding it. Of the 10 teams in the IPL, Mumbai will experience the least change in conditions this season given that they played four league matches at the Wankhede in 2022. This suggests change in personnel will be as important to a revival for them. They broke the bank for Australian allrounder Cameron Green, and also brought in South African left-arm seamer Duan Jansen and experienced leggie Piyush Chawla, along with some domestic recruits. Jasprit Bumrah's injury will be a massive blow for MI to deal with. And with Jhye Richardon also been ruled out, there's plenty of work to be done to get their core combination right. The good news is that Jofra Archer is back and actively playing, but he is also someone known for his injuries. On top of that, the MI spin department does not look threatening. So if Archer breaks down in the middle of the tournament, they will have to rely on their batting to bail them out on a high scoring Wankhede pitch. Core Playing Combination
In the last five years of the IPL, the 55 matches played at the Wankhede have produced an average score of 171, which is relatively high. Unfortunately they don't have a proven Indian seamer to replace Bumrah, and also lack a wicket-taking spinner in the middle overs. If their seamers don't start well in the powerplay, they will likely end up conceding big scores. Archer also looked short of his dangerous best on his return in the SA20 league, taking 10 wickets with an Economy of 7.73, while Behrendorff's last IPL appearance was in 2019. The left-armer's stats read 165 runs in 19 overs with an ECO of 8.68, and 5 wickets at a SR of 22.8, which doesn't look highly encouraging. Cameron Green, on the other hand, averages 16.33 at a SR of 137.64 with the bat, and an ECO of 9.04 with the ball at a SR of 26.40 in his relatively short T20 career. Ramandeep Singh is new to this league with only a few games under his belt, and Arshad Khan will make his debut for everyone to see if he can live up to the hype created by the media. Switching to the spin department, Kumar Karthikeya played just four games last season taking 5 wickets, and Shokeen played five games for 2 wickets. Another option is Chawla, who went unsold last year and had low returns in IPL 2020, with his 21 overs going for 191 runs at a high ECO of 9.09 and yielding just 6 wickets. He played a solitary game in 2021. The average ECO for spin bowlers at the Wankhede since IPL 2008 is 7.5 - a low figure for a high-scoring venue, showing that spinners play a key role in owning the middle overs. This suggests that Mumbai will have a huge problem. Going through their batting, Rohit Sharma hasn't averaged 30 in the last six seasons; Ishan Kishan had a middling outing last year with 418 runs at an average of 32.15 and a SR of 120; Tim David is highly skilled but remains an unproven commodity in the IPL, and allrounders Ramandeep Singh and Arshad Khan are both inexperienced. Similar to CSK, only one batter, Suryakumar Yadav (Avg: 43.28 and SR: 145.67), managed to average more than 40 last season. Young Tilak Verma showed lot of promise with 397 runs at 36.09 with a SR of 131, but MI genuinely look weak on paper - particularly if their top three fail. With a struggle to find a combination to fill up the holes in both batting and bowling, MI might well have another tough year. Rajasthan Royals The 2008 winner and last year's finalist, Royals certainly look well balanced in all departments - particularly considering their home venue of Jaipur. Prasidh Krishna's absence for the season is a concern for them while Obed McCoy will miss at least the first few games, but they have good reserve options and should be the team to beat in the tournament. They retained most of their core players and added the seasoned allrounder Jason Holder, who will play a major role for them batting at No 7 and bowling four overs. They also brought in the services of Joe Root, but will find it difficult to fit him into the combination, while hard-hitting Donovon Ferreira will be the back-up plan for Shimron Hetymer. Adam Zampa might also struggle to get a game considering the success of the spin pair of Ravichandran Ashwin and Yuzvendra Chahal last year. Wicketkeeper-batter Kunal Rathore, seamer KM Asif, leggie M. Ashwin, allrounder Akash Vashist and seamer Abdul are the local new signings, ensuring that they literally have back up for every position in the core playing XI. Core Playing Combination
The Royals have Trent Boult to counter that problem - in the last three IPL seasons, he has taken 18 wickets in the powerplay and conceded just 7.91 per over. New recruit Holder is also effective in this period - since Jan 2019 he has an ECO of 7.51 in the powerplay with a reasonable SR of 19. This will be a good combination to have along with the pacy and talented Kuldeep Sen. Ashwin and Chahal together in the middle overs will be a challenge to contend for any good batsmen. The Royals' weakness is their death overs bowling, which they will have to plan carefully. Holder since Jan 2019 has a high ECO of 10.57 in the death overs, while Boult has an ECO of 10.94. If they can sort out their death over problems, this bowling unit will dominate. https://preview.redd.it/a06wslz7xwqa1.png?width=558&format=png&auto=webp&s=3dc1fd9d2fa89293cc69ef6e61a2c38290018941 The Performance Index in Jaipur for a successful batting unit is 155 (Avg + SR), and if you see the stats for all the Royals frontline batters in last year's IPL, everyone except Padikkal (but including Ashwin) has matched that comfortably. So they have a really consistent and balanced batting line up to get scores between 180 and 190, which could be defended by a bowling line up with three reliable performers in Boult, Chahal and Ashwin. Royal Challengers Bangalore Having made it to the playoffs in the last three years, RCB have been consistent apart from winning the trophy. Yet it's worth noting that those three seasons have all been played away from their home ground, where the pitch often renders matches into a bat-vs-bat contest. Do they have the resources to maintain their good recent record now that they will be playing at the Chinnaswamy again? They have maintained almost the same core to their team, but with a few interesting additions in the auction. The new players are more about having a strong bench, with Reece Topley providing back-up for Josh Hazlewood, and Michael Bracewell warming the bench for Wanindu Hasaranga. Core Playing Combination
The average score at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in its last two years of hosting IPL matches (2018 & 2019) is a massive 185/6. Generally it needs two batsmen to bat 70 balls together to post a high score, which has been the trend in Bangalore right from the first IPL in 2008. The most important thing is to have three bowlers in your line up who can provide regular breakthroughs. https://preview.redd.it/gcygk0ulxwqa1.png?width=547&format=png&auto=webp&s=74006b6a7c02a1804844b1b404fb6064039c29dc The above table from last year's IPL makes for a positive reading if you are a RCB fan. Three bowlers - Hasaranga, Harshal Patel and Hazlewood - were amongst gthe wickets, suggesting they have what it takes to keep batsmen honest at the Chinnaswamy. It's worth noting that they picked up an impressive tally of 65 wickets between them. The question will be how much those figures mean when the bowlers find themselves back in the unforgiving conditions of the Chinnaswamy. Siraj was off-colour last season and has conceded at an ER of 10.1 in Bangalore, so will his recent performances with India lift his confidence sufficiently to have a better IPL? https://preview.redd.it/a7jg6ettxwqa1.png?width=562&format=png&auto=webp&s=20fa54c3b2e8d5639944d3b88947465945feaac7 https://preview.redd.it/8lpbgkouxwqa1.png?width=543&format=png&auto=webp&s=a73b690e94ef093ebcfad306b6cebdbe03679ae7 The batting table from last season again looks positive when you consider a Performance Index criteria of 160 in Bangalore. Patidar, Karthik, Du Plessis, Maxwell and Lomror meet the criteria and only Kohli misses out. But Kohli has been a transformed man of late, regaining form and consistency since the last IPL in all formats. The main issue to address in the batting is the top three batters' SR in the powerplay. Last year, Faf's SR facing 173 balls was 119, Kohli's SR facing 116 balls was 106 and Patidar's SR facing 92 balls was 121. The stats for the last three IPL seasons in Bangalore (2017-2019) show a high reading of 50/1 in the powerplay. This is where they have to change their approach and be a little more aggressive, setting the tone for the middle and lower order - which contains two inexperienced batters in Lomror and Shahbaz Ahmed - to rack up some huge scores. Even though most of their batters in the middle and lower middle order meet the performance criteria, only Karthik has a big average. So it will be important for the top three to do a lot of the legwork on home soil. If they do so, the playoffs won't be far away for this well balanced team. Source |
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2023.03.30 19:12 ll--o--ll Does batting or bowling win the IPL? Cricbuzz
![]() | There is a statement that has acquired cult status, especially on the T20 circuit, over the years: 'Batters win you matches. Bowlers win you tournaments.' But how true is this? In the first 15 seasons of the IPL, we have seen franchises build teams with a balance weighing towards one side or the other depending on a multitude of factors such as their home venue, style of captaincy and resource availability. submitted by ll--o--ll to Cricket [link] [comments] As the 16th edition looms on the horizon, it is a good time to revisit the data from the past and see if the statement is just a subjective conclusion that has led to a sweeping generalization, or whether it actually holds water. A deep look at the numbers shows whether one discipline is actually more important than the other, but also reveals the most complete championship[1]winning side thus far, who was the standout franchise over the first 15 years, and how to succeed at a batting-friendly venue like the Chinnaswamy. Methodology In T20 cricket, every team has two resources at their disposal - balls and wickets. The batting side attempts to optimize the first resource by scoring as many runs off every ball delivered. The bowling side tries to concede as few runs as possible for every ball bowled and knows that an important way to do this is to reduce the wicket reserves of the batting team. The two key metrics here are runs scored per ball, and balls taken per dismissal. In more popular parlance, this is run rate and balls per dismissal for the batting team, and economy rate and strike rate for the bowling team. A batting impact score is therefore derived by combining the run rate and balls per dismissal (RR x BpD/100), and similarly the formula for bowling impact score is the combination of economy rate and strike rate (ER x S100). To figure out a team's total impact score for a season, we compare their batting and bowling impact scores with the average of the other teams in the tournament. For example, Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2022 scored 8.72 runs per over and lost a wicket every 20.88 balls, whereas the other nine teams cumulatively scored at 8.52 and lost a wicket every 18.57 deliveries. This gives the Royals a batting impact score of 1.82 (8.72 x 20.88 divided by 100 = 1.82) compared to the tournament average of 1.58, meaning their net batting impact score was +0.24. Likewise, they conceded at 8.51 per over and took a wicket every 19.19 balls in comparison to 8.54 and 18.76 by the other teams. This works out to a bowling impact score of 1.63 for the Royals, while the remaining nine sides managed 1.60. The net bowling value for the Royals is therefore -0.03, and their total impact score for IPL 2022 is +0.21 (+0.24 - 0.03). 'Batters win you matches and bowlers win you tournaments.' But do they? Let's start by looking at the broader trend. There are 126 instances of teams featuring across the 15 editions of IPL (Mumbai Indians for IPL 2008 is considered one instance, while their appearance in 2009 is considered another). Among those 126 instances, there have been 39 occasions that teams have finished with both batting and bowling impact scores in the green. The average final ranking for these sides is 2.7, which falls within the playoff qualification bracket (the top four sides qualify for the knockouts in IPL). In 27 instances teams have finished with a positive batting impact score and negative bowling impact score, and these sides on average have a ranking of 5.1. On the other hand, of the 25 times teams finished with a negative batting impact score and positive bowling impact score, they had a marginal improvement in average ranking to 4.8. From the data analyzed above, it is safe to conclude that going bowling heavy at the expense of batting will not pay dividends and the sides that have done the best are the one that found the right balance, even if it is slightly tilted towards the bowling. If we look at individual cases, the above adage was perhaps put to its sternest test in 2018. In general, across all T20 cricket, 2018 was the best batting year and the story was no different in IPL with scoring rates peaking at 8.65. CSK were the best batting team of the tournament with a batting impact score of +0.59, well ahead of the next placed Delhi Capitals (+0.24), while SRH was one of the two teams that ended with a positive bowling impact score. SRH successfully defended totals of under 150 thrice in the season and regularly restricted oppositions to par totals or below. The two sides faced off against each other four times with CSK coming out on top on every occasion, including the final where they upstaged SRH's bowling by chasing 179 to win by eight wickets. In 13 matches against teams other than CSK that season, SRH went at 7.92 and picked a wicket every 17.18 balls, but they came undone against CSK with the same parameters reading 8.91 and 30.67 respectively from four exchanges. CSK's batting impact score of +0.59 in 2018 was the best among all the teams that won IPL and they were one of only two trophy[1]winning sides to register a negative bowling impact score (MI in 2015 being the only other side). In this case, batting trumped bowling. SRH bowling vs CSK batting in 2018 https://preview.redd.it/c1gwwan8qwqa1.png?width=435&format=png&auto=webp&s=aea535112981c1ad38bcffd256c17770e1522b05 Another instance of this hypothesis being put through the acid test was in the 2015 final. This was the only instance of a final being played between a team with a positive bowling impact score and a negative batting impact score, and an opponent with scores the other way around. CSK, the league toppers, finished with impact scores of -0.04 and +0.27 in batting and bowling respectively. Their opponents in the final - MI - were the best batting unit of the season with an impact score of +0.35, double the next best, while in bowling their score was -0.11. MI were 0.39 points ahead of CSK in batting and 0.38 points behind CSK in bowling making it the most batting vs bowling heavy sides in terms of impact scores facing each other in a summit clash. MI made 202/5 batting first and got the better of CSK, restricting them to 161 to make it 3-1 in head-to-head clashes in the season. So once again we saw batting strength getting the better of bowling strength. The bowling heavy sides that went all the way If the above suggests that it is batting that clinches trophies, let's look at some bowling teams that went all the way. In 2019, CSK were a hit away from clinching the title. The IPL returned to Chennai for a full season for the first time in a while and the tracks on offer at Chepauk slowed down significantly as the match progressed, which meant spin was the order of the day. CSK realized this early and were aided in their pursuit by the fact they won six tosses out of eight home games. Luck factor aside, CSK on average bowled 15 balls of spin every innings more than their visitors, which proved to be the clincher. Imran Tahir was the Purple Cap winner that year with 26 scalps, while Harbhajan Singh and Ravindra Jadeja played the supporting cast to perfection. Deepak Chahar and Dwayne Bravo capped off the attack, owning either ends of the innings. Each of CSK's top four leading wicket takers picked 15+ wickets at economy rates under 7.50 per over, covering up for what was one of CSK's weakest seasons with the bat. Two bowling dominant sides that went on to lift the silverware are Rajasthan Royals in the inaugural IPL and Kolkata Knight Riders in 2012, both with a bowling impact score of +0.28. Royals in 2008 had three of the four highest wicket takers (Sohail Tanvir, Shane Warne & Shane Watson) of the season, and a strong bowling attack was the backbone of their success at their bowling-friendly home in Jaipur, where they did not lose a single game. The story was similar for KKR in 2012, where Sunil Narine led the attack with 24 wickets at an economy rate of 5.48 and was backed up by bowlers who made full use of the Eden Gardens track. No other championship-winning side has had their total impact score significantly boosted by bowling impact like KKR in 2012 (bowling impact score of +0.25 to batting impact score of +0.03). SRH in 2016 is another title-winning team whose balance was more skewed to their bowling unit. They remain an anomaly as the only champions who had a negative batting impact score (-0.06), despite a cracking season from their skipper David Warner who hit 848 runs. Bhuvneshwar was the Purple Cap winner with 23 wickets and formed a formidable pairing with Mustafizur Rahman, who finished with 17 wickets and played big hand for them throughout the season. Team with best bowling impact scores https://preview.redd.it/xxzi61cgqwqa1.png?width=415&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e51f4ac466e306c1dff1e746f6c602bac7077ef The most complete championship-winning side It would be little surprise to anyone who has followed IPL diligently to hear which was the most rounded side that ever lifted the silverware. No other side dominated an IPL season as much as Mumbai Indians did in the 2020 edition. They lost just five games in the season, two via Super Over and one when they rested most of their first choice players, underscoring their dominance. SRH in 2017 aside (more on them later), MI in 2020 is the only team that finished with a batting impact score above +0.50 and a bowling impact score above +0.25. They had a strong batting order with three of their top four batters (Quinton de Kock, Ishan Kishan & Suryakumar Yadav) aggregating 480+ runs at 140+ strike rate, while both Kieron Pollard and Hardik Pandya provided the finishing touch to the innings striking at 175+. MI scored at 9.09 per over and lost a wicket every 24.41 balls - RCB in 2016 is the only other instance of a team managing the double of 9+ run rate and 22+ balls per dismissal. Despite the obvious chinks in the bowling attack - like the lack of a genuine second overseas seamer and Hardik's inability to bowl - Jasprit Bumrah (27 wickets, SR 13.33) and Trent Boult (25 wickets, SR 13.76) controlled either half of the innings, which ensured that their bowling towered above the rest. MI on average were +1.15 runs ahead every over of the opposition (run rate of 9.09 and economy rate of 7.94), which was the best a team managed in a season. The GOAT Chennai Super Kings, with an average impact score of +0.41 across the 13 editions in which they competed, is the standout IPL side in the first 15 years of the competition's journey. CSK registered a positive impact score in 12 of the 13 seasons they featured in, missing out only in IPL 2022 - which also happens to be the only time both their batting and bowling impact scores were in negative territory Among the sides which have featured in at least three editions SRH is a territory. Among the sides which have featured in at least three editions, SRH is a distant second with an average impact score of +0.14, while MI is the only other side to register a net average impact score in positive territory (+0.09). Of the top ten entries on total impact score across the 15 editions, CSK occupy as many as five of them, with three of those culminating in title wins (2011, 2018 & 2021). In all three title-winning seasons, they managed a +0.50 batting impact score while their bowling impact score in all of these seasons was below +0.10, underscoring how batting-dominant CSK have been in their successful years. CSK teams are renowned for having deep batting lineups and they often rely on skipper MS Dhoni's tactical acumen to ensure the bowling unit's output is greater than the sum of its parts. The only exception to this trend was their maiden title win in 2010 where they achieved their lowest batting impact score (+0.25) and highest bowling impact score (+0.11) of their four title-winning seasons. They were staring at an early exit midway through the tournament with just two wins from seven matches but regrouped well in the second half to win five matches, four of them at their bastion at Chepauk, to stage a comeback that culminated in the double of IPL and CLT20 trophies. Title winning teams with impact scores https://preview.redd.it/rrmqsnnzqwqa1.png?width=450&format=png&auto=webp&s=c9153567d6e5aff2acf7013e3924d778765319e4 Cracking the Chinnaswamy code A common denominator for every T20 dynasty is the dominance at their home ground and a team built around the characteristics of it - for example the fast bouncy wickets at Perth for the Scorchers, or the Chepauk turner for Chennai Super Kings. The Chinnaswamy Stadium typically presents a flat wicket combined with short boundaries, negating the home team's ability to assemble a squad tailored to the venue and leaving them little home advantage. Yet RCB seemed to crack the code when they realized it is futile to plan to defend runs, and a far better strategy to go hunting for wickets. The 2015 RCB bowling attack did this to perfection when four of their highest wicket takers (Yuzvendra Chahal, Mitchell Starc, Harshal Patel & David Wiese - all with 15+ wickets each) combined to take 76 wickets between them at a rate of one every 13.9 balls. RCB's strike rate of 15.10 in that season is the best any side had managed in a season and the blueprint was set. In the following year, they followed the same strategy with changes in personnel around Chahal. Chahal broke the door to national team selection with a 21-wicket season (SR 14.05) and was assisted by Shane Watson (20 wickets, SR 16.95), Chris Jordan (11 wickets, SR 15.27) and Sreenath Aravind (11 wickets, SR 15.91). As mentioned below, they failed to grab the clutch moments in the final and fell at the last hurdle for the third time. The Chinnaswamy wicket was re-laid in 2017 but RCB veered away from this approach in the following years, failing to qualify for the Play Offs for three consecutive seasons between 2017 and 2019. They haven't played at the venue in the post-Covid era, a phase in which they have leaned towards a strong bowling lineup - unlike the sides of the past which were heavily loaded towards batting. RCB did find some success with their new approach, making the Play Offs for three successive years since 2020. How RCB's fortunes will pan out as they return to their home at Chinnaswamy will be one of the stories to watch out for in the 2023 IPL. The outliers In the 126 instances of teams featuring in the IPL so far, only one team has managed a total impact score of over one point. To the surprise of many, the team in picture is SunRisers Hyderabad in 2017, who finished third in the league phase, winning eight of the 13 completed games. SRH lost a wicket every 26.32 balls, which happens to be the second best a team ever managed in a season(marginally behind Chennai Super Kings' 26.63 in 2014). Bowling strike rate wise, their 16.36 deliveries per wicket was only bettered on two other instances, giving them a positive difference of almost ten balls for every wicket lost and every wicket taken - the highest any team has ever achieved in a season. SRH in 2017 had five batters aggregating over 200 runs, four of them averaging over 28 balls per dismissal, while four of them scored those runs at a 135+ strike rate. David Warner won the Orange Cap for his 641 runs (SR 142, BpD 41) followed by Shikhar Dhawan (479 runs, SR 127, BpD 29), Moises Henriques (277 runs, SR 136, BpD 34), Kane Williamson (256 runs, SR 151, BpD 28) and Yuvraj Singh (252 runs, SR 142, BpD 20). SunRisers' run rate of 8.64 was the highest they ever managed in an IPL season, further underlining how good a season they had batting wise - in a phase where SRH were renowned for their bowling-heavy strategy under Tom Moody. Bhuvneshwar Kumar led the bowling charts, winning Purple Cap for the second year running with an eye popping strike rate of 12 balls every wicket. A teenaged Rashid Khan made giant strides in his debut IPL season with 17 scalps at an economy of 6.63, followed by Siddarth Kaul and Mohammed Siraj, who bagged 16 and 10 scalps at strike rates of 13.4 and 13.8 respectively. In a tournament where they dominated with both bat and ball, SRH were unlucky not to go further as they crashed out in the Eliminator to KKR at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. The tracks at Chinnaswamy were re-laid before the season which made it play contrary to its usual self, making batting a mean job. Adding to SRH's misfortune, the chase was cut short when rain reduced the game to a five-over shootout, leaving them little chance of a comeback. Teams with best impact scores https://preview.redd.it/4pxklghprwqa1.png?width=441&format=png&auto=webp&s=c4a366c7d445fbcead1ecc146a2f895f96542d27 https://preview.redd.it/wkyych5rrwqa1.png?width=436&format=png&auto=webp&s=077e01fc222e94ab90cf543b87b8b57f8e2cac30 The only other instance a team came close to match SunRisers' feat was RCB in IPL 2016, where they finished with a net impact score of +0.96. They assembled what could arguably be the finest batting lineup the IPL has ever witnessed - Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers, Chris Gayle, Shane Watson, and KL Rahul making up their top five. Kohli's magnum opus of 973 runs in a single edition in 2016 remains unmatched, and he was ably supported by AB de Villiers (687 runs, Avg 52.85, SR 169) and KL Rahul in what was his breakout season (397 runs, Avg 44.11, SR 146). RCB's scoring of 9.63 in 2016 is the best any team has managed in an IPL season thus far, and they did so losing a wicket only every 26.17 balls, giving them a batting impact score of 0.92 - the highest any team achieved in a season. Gayle and Watson did not have particularly fruitful tournaments with the bat, but Watson more than made it up for that with his best season with the ball, accounting for 20 wickets. Like SRH in 2017, RCB was also unlucky not to end their title drought in 2016 as they failed to latch on to the key moments on the night that mattered. From a winning position, their inform middle order choked under pressure in the back half of the run chase to end eight runs short. Team with best batting impact scores https://preview.redd.it/z7tvnhq4swqa1.png?width=414&format=png&auto=webp&s=764d7b422e274472f0196685ae18c657092757d0 https://preview.redd.it/uf1qyy66swqa1.png?width=419&format=png&auto=webp&s=2bc2db3580cb00d379d86dada0d2fa0d1a7eff05 The unlucky ones Of the top 25 teams on total impact score, the only side that failed to make it past the league phase is the RCB side of 2013. They finished with a total impact score of +0.60, while no other side that finished outside the top four could even get to +0.30. RCB in 2013 also remain the only side across 15 seasons that failed to finish in the top four despite winning more than half of their league games (nine wins and seven defeats from 16 league games). MI in 2008 is another side that was unfortunate to miss the knockouts despite a total impact score of +0.28. They started off in the worst possible manner, losing four games on the trot, their original captain injured and their stand-in captain suspended. They staged a remarkable comeback to win their next six games before falling agonizingly short in the final over in their following three games. Source |
2023.03.30 19:07 jayteathefirst 3 days London trip itinerary
2023.03.30 19:05 livelifereal IPL 2023 Season Preview Part 8: Kolkata Knight Riders
![]() | This 10-part series strives to be cricket's build-up to IPL 2023. The idea is to provide meticulous, team-wise previews that include every essential detail a fan needs to have. submitted by livelifereal to Cricket [link] [comments] Delhi CapitalsChennai Super KingsMumbai IndiansSunrisers HyderabadRoyal Challengers BangalorePunjab KingsRajasthan RoyalsLucknow Super GiantsKolkata Knight RidersGujarat Titans - (These links will be updated as every subsequent part is published) Kolkata Knight RidersOwners: Knight Riders Sports Private LtdHome Ground: Eden Gardens, Kolkata Captain: Shreyas Iyer Coaching Staff:- (only major names)
Recap of 2022Finishing Position: 7thPlayed: 14, Won: 6, Lost: 8 It is not often that you say, "Kolkata Knight Riders had a pedestrain season." Over the years, they've been one of the most consistent teams in the league. In the 8 years before 2022, they made the playoffs five times and were thrice left stranded 5th on the table: twice due to net run rate, once due to a washed out game. Their last year, however, was quite unremarkable. Some might say it started way before the cricket began. KKR used almost half their purse to retain 4 players they might have got collectively for cheaper in the mega auctions. Then they spent another 23 crores to get Rana, Mavi and Cummins back. And despite having a familiar core at their disposal, they kept on chopping and changing in a bid to find the right combination. Ultimately, they finished 7th. The positives to be taken from the season were Umesh Yadav's new ball exploits and the fact that Andre Russell played all 14 matches contributing with both bat and ball. (300 runs and 17 wickets).
Preface to 2023
Shreyas Iyer's injury is indubitably a big set back. Apart from being the skipper, he was their only batter to cross the 400-run mark last year. In his absence, Nitish Rana - who captained Delhi in the SMAT 2022/23 - has been handed the captaincy. KKR fans would hope he can take them back to the golden days when another southpaw from Delhi lead them to glory. Even back then, it was about every player punching above their weight. If they want to be triumphant, this year would be no different.
KKR's Jersey for IPL 2023 Stand in skipper Nitish Rana in the playing jersey during a press conference. Coach Chandrakant Pandit sports the training jersey. Another angle
IPL 2023 schedule for Kolkata Knight Riders
Team for IPL 2023
Likely First Choice XI 1. Venky Iyer 2. Litton Das✈️ (wk) 3. Shreyas Iyer 4. Nitish Rana 5. Rinku Singh 6. Andre Russell✈️ 7. Shardul Thakur 8. Sunil Narine✈️ 9. Umesh Yadav 10. Lockie Ferguson✈️ 11. Varun Chakravarthy IP Options: Mandeep Singh, Narayan Jagdeeshan , Suyash Sharma (Note: Impact player cannot be an overseas player if there are already 4 overseas players in the playing XI)
(ii) A Steady Core: A major chunk of players who form their first XI have been with KKR for quite long now. Hence, they're expected to not only be versed with how things at the franchise work but also have clarity regarding what is expected of them. While Narine and Russell have always been the fulcrum of the team, Nitish Rana, Venkatesh Iyer and Rinku Singh have had good runs in the SMAT this year. These players along with Lockie, Umesh and Shardul will form the core of the team. (iii) Fast Bowling Resources: It is a little surprising that there hasn't been much chatter about how good KKR's pace attack looks this year. Umesh and Southee were consistent in making inroads with the new ball last year. This season they'd be supported by the pace of Lockie Ferguson and Shardul Thakur's golden knack of breaking partnerships. David Wiese is another tall pace bowling option, wheras many would remember Vaibhav Arora's swing from the game last year where CSK were 5 down for 36. Delhi lads Harshit Rana and left armed Khejroliya are other options.
(ii) Backups looking thin: With everyone available, KKR form a formidable T20 first XI on paper. However, it's the backups that appear thin with regards to their IPL records. Kolkata would hope that guys like Jagdeeshan, Mandeep and Rinku can translate their domestic forms to IPL success, while wicketkeeper Gurbaz and allrounder Wiese can prove with their performance why they are worthy of an overseas player's slot in the IPL. Game Plan: Possible Punts
Another option would be to go with an all India Top order giving both Jagdeeshan and Mandeep a run in the side. This could mean that the Knight Riders start with just 3 foreigners and bring in the 4th as an impact player. When batting first, they could bring in David Wiese for a batter who's already played his part. Wiese is a capable lower order hitter, plus provides an extra bowling option. This way you use both his skillsets without compromising on anything else. Similarly, Gurbaz could become an option to elongate the batting line up during a steep chase.
KKR fans, what do you think of your team's chances this year? Feel free to comment your thoughts. Stay tuned for part 9: Lucknow Super Giants Delhi CapitalsChennai Super KingsMumbai IndiansSunrisers HyderabadRoyal Challengers BangalorePunjab KingsRajasthan RoyalsLucknow Super GiantsKolkata Knight RidersGujarat Titans - (These links will be updated as every subsequent part is published) |
2023.03.30 19:04 Bashir_Lodhangi Japanese Series Fans Assemble!!!
2023.03.30 19:04 SuperiorArty [USA] [H] Nintendo Switch, 3DS, DS, Gamecube, Wii/U games, Xbox Games, Playstation Games, Various Collectibles [W] Themed/Limited Edition 3DS consoles, Pokemon Switch Lite, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 (Xbone/PS4), AI Somnium Files Nirvana, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1) Nintendo Games offers
Switch games | DS/3DS |
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LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Deluxe Edition (Missing game, DLC code unused. Included Blue Milk Luke minifig) | Shin Megami Tensei IV (Limited Edition) CiB (Outer Box sleeve is damaged) |
Monster Hunter Rise Collectors Edition (Game and Amiibo opened) | Professor Layton vs Ace Attorney CiB |
Pokemon Sword w/ Expansion Pass (loose) | Pokemon Alpha Sapphie (Nib, cut on seal) |
Pokemon Violet (Digital) | Pokemon Ultra Moon (Nib, cut on seal) |
Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition | Pokemon HeartGold (Loose, authentic) |
Yurukill | Senran Kagura: Deep Crimson Double D Edition (Nib) |
Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna 2 w/ dlc code | Pokemon Ultra Sun (CiB) |
- | Tekken 3D Prime CiB |
No More Heroes 3 | Style Savvy Fashion Forward CiB |
Samurai Jack Battle Through Time (LRG release) | Pac-man & Galaga Dimensions CiB |
Disgaea 5 | Tales of Abyss |
13 Sentinel: Aegis Rim | Warioware Gold (NiB, cut in seal tho) |
Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1+2 | Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box |
Wonder Boy: The Dragon Trap | Persona Q themed carry case for 3DS systems (Came with the Limited Edition) |
Minecraft Story Mode: The Complete Adventure | Dragon Ball Fusions |
Disgaea 1 complete | Hyrule Warriors Legends |
Lost Child | New Super Mario Bros 2 |
Jump Force Deluxe | Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (Original DS version, No manual) |
Monster Hunter Generations (Sealed) | Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded |
Little Nightmares 2 | Kingdom Hearts 358/2 |
Balan Wonderworld | Street Fighter IV 3D (Loose) |
Katamari Damacy Reroll | |
Sonic Mania Plus (w/ Outer Box and Art Book) | |
Toki Retrocollectors Edition | Wii/Wii U |
Ultra Street Fighter 2: The Final Challengers | Xenoblade Chronicle X |
Binding of Isaac (First print) | New Super Mario bros U + Luigi U |
Atari Flashback collection | Mario Tennis Ultra Smash |
Scott Pilgrim vs the World (Best Buy version, Sealed) | Minecraft |
Star Fox Zero w/ Star Fox Guard | |
LEGO: Jurassic Park, The Force Awakens, and City Undercover | |
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze | |
SNES | Hyrule Warriors |
Super Mario All Stars (CiB) | Breath of the Wild |
Super Mario All Stars (Loose) | Super Smash Bros Wii U |
Wii Party | |
N64 (All Loose) | A bunch of Wii motes (Most White, a few Black) |
Super Mario 64 | |
Excitebike 64 | |
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire | Amiibo |
Cruisin USA | Gold Mega Man (Sealed) |
Jet Force Gemini | Luigi (Mario Series) (OOB, but I have the original Box) |
Pit (Smash) (OOB) | |
Fire Emblem Tiki (NiB) | |
GBA | |
Super Mario Advance (Loose) | |
Pink GBA SP (AGS 101) | |
Gameboy Camera (Red) | |
Gamecube | |
Super Mario Sunshine (Black Label) | |
Super Smash Bros Melee (Players Choice, no manual) | |
Spartan Total Warrior (Missing Manual) | |
Spongebob: Battle for Bikini Bottom (Loose) | |
Sega Soccer Slam (Loose) | |
Action Replay MAX (Disc only) | |
Crash Nitro Racing | |
Xbox One | Xbox 360 |
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Sea of Thieves (Sealed) | - |
Assasins Ceed Odyssey (Gold/Steelbook Edition) | Injustice |
Kingdom Hearts 3 | Oblivion |
- | Fallout 3 |
Resident Evil 2 (Disc Only) | Assassins Creed 3 |
Stardew Valley | Battlefield 3 |
Minecraft | Call of Duty 2 and World at War |
Witcher 3 | Far Cry 3 |
Titanfall | Fable |
Titanfall 2 | Forza 2 |
Mortal Kombat X | Sega Dreamcast Collection |
Gears of WaRare Replay | Red Dead Redemption |
Overwatch | Perfect Dark Zero |
Assassins Creed Unity | Hitman Blood Money |
Killer Instinct | Batman Arkham Origins |
Battlefield 1 | Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 |
Skyrim Special Edition | Fifa Streets 3 |
Forza 5 limited edition | Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga! |
Shenmue 1-2 | The Witcher 2: Enhanced Edition |
Alien Isolation | Assassins Creed Brotherhood |
Diablo 3 Eternal Collection | Assassins Creed |
Crash Bandicoot N Sane trilogy | Splinter Cell Conviction |
Crash Team Racing Nitro Refuel | Turok |
Quantum Break | Terraria |
Limited Edition Gears of War 4 controller (Red) | Spider-man: shattered dimensions |
Limited Edition Gears of War 4 controller (Grey) | Driver San Francisco |
Dead Space 2 | |
OG Xbox | Call of Duty Modern Warfare |
Destroy all Humans 2 | Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 |
Legacy of Kain Defiance | Assassins Creed 3 |
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time | Assassins Creed IV Black Flag |
Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones | Crackdown |
Samurai Warriors | Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition |
- | Darksiders |
Spyro: A New Beginning | Zone of the Enders Collection |
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic | Call of Duty Black Ops 2 |
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 2 | NCAA Football 12 |
Crash Twinsanity | |
King of Fighters Neowave | Xbox consoles/Accessories |
Jade Empire | Xbox 360 Slim |
Soul Calibur 2 | Various Wireless Xbox 360 controllers |
Morrowind | Various wired Xbox 360 controllers |
Mercenaries | Xbox on controller (Gears of War Fennix edition) |
007: Agents under fire | Black Xbox One Controller |
007: Everything or Nothing | Xbox 360 Wifi Adapter |
Slay the Spire (Digital) | |
PS4 | PS2 |
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Yakuza Kiwami 2 (Steelbook) | Clock Tower 3 |
Lego Dimensions (Game & Case) | Silent Hill 2 |
Psychonauts (LRG variant) | - |
Infamous Second Son (Limited Edition) | Star Wars Battlefront 2 |
God Wars | Crash BAndicoot: Wrath of Cortex |
Walking Dead Complete Season 1 + 400 Days and Season 2 | Dynasty Warriors 5 Extreme Legends |
Trails of Cold Steel 3 | Grand Theft Auto Vice City |
Walking Dead: A New Frontier | Grand Theft Auto San Andreas |
Playstation move controller | Gran Turismo 3 |
Kingdom Hearts | |
PS1 | Kingdom Hearts 2 |
Digimon World (Missing manual) | Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories |
Gran Turismo | Madden 10 |
Star Wars Rebel Assault 2 | Nickolodeon's Barnyard |
Twisted Metal Small Brawl | Garfield: Lasagna World Tour |
Grand Theft Auto 2 | Atari Anthology |
Star Wars Dark Force | NBA Streets Vol 2 |
MDK | Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3 |
Midway Arcade's Greatest Hits 2 | Tony Hawk Pro Skater 4 |
Rainbow Six Lone Wolf | Black PS2 Slim |
Micomaniacs Racing | |
Rayman Brain Games | PS3 |
Dance Dance Revolution Konamix | Ratchet and Clank: Crack in Time |
Dance Dance Revolution | Rango |
Call of Duty Black Ops 2 | |
PSP (All are loose unless stated otherwise) | NBA 2k18 |
Hammerin Hero (CiB) | Metal Gear Solid 4 |
The 3rd Birthday (CiB) | God of War Collection |
Metal Gear Acid (CiB) | Alien vs Predator |
GTA Vice City Stories (CiB) | Ultra Street Fighter IV |
Legend of Heroes (CiB) | |
Legend of Heroes II (CiB) | PSP Movies (If anyone actually collects these) |
Gran Turismo (CiB) | Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children |
Def Jam fight for ny the takeover | Elf |
Metal Gear Solid (Peace Walker) (CiB) | Jackass: The Movie |
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron | Wedding Crashers |
Ridge Race (CiB) | Narnia |
Namco Museum (CiB) | |
The Warriors | |
Spider-Man: Web of Shadows | |
GTA: Vice City Stories | |
Street Fighter Alpha 3 Max | |
Little Big Planet | |
Fifa 08 | |
Sid Meier's Pirates | |
Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Heroes | |
NBA 06 | |
Cars: Race-o-rama | |
Sims Pets | |
Daxter |
Sega Genesis | Sega Dreamcast |
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (CiB) | WWF Royal Rumble |
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (CiB) | Dreamcast Generator vol. 2 (New) |
Ghostbusters (CiB) | Virtua Tennis |
Ghouls n Goblins (CiB) | |
PC Games (Non-Digital) | |
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Panzer Dragoon (CiB) | |
Sonic's Schoolhouse (CiB) | |
Warcraft 2 (CiB: Original Big Box. Bonus: includes $5 off any Blizzard action figure!) (Note, coupon is two decades old, redeem at your own risk) | |
Riven (CiB; Big Box) | |
Nintendo Switch Wants | 3/DS wants |
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Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive | |
AI The Somnium Files 2: Nirvana | Yokai Watch Blasters Red |
Trail of Cold Steel 4 | Shin Megami Devil Survivor 2 and Overclocked (3DS versions perferred) |
Danganronpa Decadence | SMT Soul Hackers |
Samurai Warrior 5 | Dragon Quest IV and VI |
Dynasty Warrior 9 Empires | Legend of Zelda Spirit Tracks |
Ace Attorney Trilogy | Kirby: Planet Robobot |
Ori Collection | Persona Q2 |
Metroid Dread | Mario & Luigi Dream Team and Superstar Saga (3DS Remake) |
Octopath Traveler | Metal Gear Solid 3D |
NEO The World Ends With You | Ever Oasis |
Neptunia Games | Project X Zone 1 and 2 |
Gunvolt Chronicles luminous avenger ix (low want) | Corpse Party |
Koei Tecmo WarrioMusou games | Star Fox 64 3D |
Various Limited Run Games (prefer opened/CiB but dont mind sealed) | Luigi's Mansion |
Nintendo Switch Lite (Pokemon edition preferred) | Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon |
Neptunia X Senran kagura | Rhythm Thief |
Blue Reflection | Hatsune Miku |
NiS Presents Vol 1-3 | |
Xbox Wants: | |
Killer Instinct Definitive Edition | |
PSP Wants | Playstation Wants |
Final Fantasy I/IV Remakes | Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (PS1) |
Power Stone Collection | Fist of the North Star Lost Paradise |
Persona 3 Portable | Berserk PS4 |
Persona 1 (Case and Manual) | Yakuza 0, Kiwami 1, 6 and 7 |
Metal Slugs | Danganronpa: Another Episode (PS4) |
Collections/Compilations/Anthology Games | PS Vita system (Slim Only) |
RPG Games | Ultimate Marvel vs Capcomc 3 (PS4 version only) |
Manuals | Cases |
Pokemon White 2 | Pokemon White 2 |
Pokemon White | Pokemon White |
Pokemon Heartgold | Pokemon HeartGold |
Castlevania Order of Ecclesia | Castlevania Order of Ecclesia |
Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn | |
Pokemon Yellow | |
Pokemon SilveCrystal | |