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We've Been On Wrong Side In Chirstchurch: Bracewell Eager To 'right Those Wrongs' In Wellington
New Zealand: New Zealand spin all-rounder Michael Bracewell emphasised that there have been a lot of positives for the team from the opening two defeats to India in the series and that it is just about being clinical in key moments as they look to bounce back in the third match at the Hnry Stadium here on Tuesday. The Kiwis have pushed the reigning T20 champions to the limits in both the matches in Christchurch, first forcing them to chase a record 226 in the series opener and then nearly denying them to hunt down 181 in the second game at Hagley Oval. Speaking ahead of the third game of the five-match series, the Kiwi spinner highlighted that the hosts are not doing badly and just need to be clinical a bit more. I think it's been an exciting series so far. Obviously, we've been on the wrong side of both of those games, but I think it's been pretty evident in the finishes that it's been a very close series so far. There's a few things that we'd like to have back in terms of the last two games, but we'll be looking to right those wrongs coming here in Wellington, Bracewell told reporters in the pre-match press conference on Monday. I think any time you take on a top team in the world, there's a number of really good sides in international cricket. You have to be at your best, and I think we've been at our best for long periods of the game. It's just getting a complete performance together, he added. Bracewell added that they need to do the good things for a little longer than they have and hoped that would bring results for them. We spoke about (the things) as a batting group, and I'm sure the bowlers did the same; it's just about doing what we do really well just for a touch longer. As I said, we've been in the game for a long period of the game, even on top at times as well. So it's just about being clinical in those key moments, and India have been, and I guess we'd like to have a couple of those situations back and try something a little bit different, he added. Detailing what needs to be done better, Bracewell pointed out that the Indian batters have been able to put them under pressure in death overs. He also noted the instances which have changed the momentum of the game. Taking note of the six that Naman Dhir hit off him in the second T20I over deep mid-wicket at the end of the 14th over, the Kiwi all-rounder stated that moments like these have turned the momentum in India's favour. The six was crucial for India as it spoiled Bracewell's bowling figures and gave the visitors a much-needed 15-run over. I think they've put us under pressure, particularly at the death with the ball. They've been two reasonably high-scoring games, so it certainly hasn't been a train smash, but I think it's just about controlling the things that we do really well. I think if you look back to the last ball that I bowled of my spell, I got hit for a six over the guy to the 85-metre boundary, just over his head. So if he just mistimes that a little bit, then it becomes a wicket, and I think that's a good indication of the fine margins that we have here in 2020. Those things have gone India's way so far, but I guess if I bowled that ball another 20 times, maybe there would be a couple of wickets in there as well. So yeah, it's not saying that that was the winning and losing of the game, but there have been a few moments like that where they've just gone India's way, and then the momentum starts to build, said Bracewall. I think they've put us under pressure, particularly at the death with the ball. They've been two reasonably high-scoring games, so it certainly hasn't been a train smash, but I think it's just about controlling the things that we do really well. I think if you look back to the last ball that I bowled of my spell, I got hit for a six over the guy to the 85-metre boundary, just over his head. Also Read: Special Cricket Stories Article Source: IANS
Rajnath Singh slams Kharge over Baap remark on PM Modi, says Congress has hurt public sentiments
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Former Japanese PM Fukuda, known for strengthening ties with China, dies at 90
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Iran Threatens Unimaginable Response; Trump Throws Weight Behind Netanyahu In Israel Poll Battle
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'We need to get better': McCullum admits England have work to do ahead of ODI WC
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Rahul Gandhi acquitted in 2018 defamation case over Amit Shah remarks
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Rajesh Naik was in his early 40s when he got the opportunity of a lifetime to have breakfast with superstar Shah Rukh Khan, not just for a day, but for an entire week! This extraordinary experience took place on the sets of Asoka (2001) in Jaipur, Rajasthan. As the period drama, co-starring Kareena Kapoor Khan, completed 25 years on October 26, Bollywood Hungama exclusively spoke to Rajesh Naik, now 66, about how a common man landed this enviable opportunity and came away with memories to cherish for a lifetime. Rajesh Naik began by saying, I was deputed by the board of directors of Exide Industries Ltd to Jaipur, Rajasthan, to take over the operations. Initially, I was alone in Jaipur. My wife, Bhavna, and son, Hardik, had not joined me yet. Meanwhile, one of my close friends, the late Ravi Indulkar, was Shah Rukh Khans personal makeup man. We used to call him Ravi Dada. Shah Rukh also called him the same. Ravi Dada was aware that I had shifted from Mumbai to Jaipur. He called me one day at 8:45 in the morning and told me, We are in your city and Sahab bhi hai. By Sahab, he meant Shah Rukh. I asked him the purpose of the visit. He replied, We are here for the shoot of Asoka. You should join us and have breakfast with Shah Rukh and us! Rajesh Naik immediately agreed. When asked whether Kareena Kapoor Khan was also present at the breakfast table, he replied, I dont remember if she was there, but the child actor (Sooraj Balaji) was present. You wont believe how Shah Rukh treated me. He was so happy that I accepted his invitation when it should have been the other way round! After we were done, he asked, We are here for 7 more days. Aap roz hamare saath breakfast karne aayenge kya?! The offer was very tempting, but I suddenly remembered that I had to be at work early in the morning. So, I told him, Thank you so much, but unfortunately, I wont be able to change my routine. He understood my reason and told me, Sure. Aapse ho sakta hai, toh hi aaiye. But I insist that you should join us. Rajesh Naik revealed, I couldnt resist, and I ended up going for breakfast all 7 days! The shoot of Asoka was taking place 22 km outside the city. He used to call me Sir. During one of our breakfast sessions, he asked me, Sir, would you and your office people like to come and see the shoot of our movie?. I accepted this invitation too. I went to my office and asked my team if they were interested. Obviously, they agreed but requested that we go on a Saturday, which was an off day. He added, My team had a total of 17 members. A minibus was booked, and we went to witness the shoot. The battle sequence was being shot. Even back then, he was a huge star, and yet, he was so kind to each one of them, as if we were VIPs. Food was arranged for us. A couple of people even went to his vanity van and shook hands with Shah Rukh! Rajesh Naik laughed as he shared, My team was so charged up after that meeting and Shah Rukh's behaviour towards them that their efficiency increased. Our sales increased by almost 24% that year. The credit for it goes to Shah Rukh and Ravi Dada! Shah Rukh surely has some effect. Did he get a chance to click a picture with the superstar? Rajesh Naik said, Yes, I clicked a picture with him. I asked him if he would put his hand on my shoulder. He laughed and was more than happy to accept my request (laughs). Rajesh Naik then got a couple of chances to meet the superstar, though those meetings were brief. Meanwhile, he also recalled a touching incident that Ravi Dada had narrated to him. He revealed, While the shoot of Asoka was going on, his assistants mother passed away. Shah Rukh flew to Mumbai to pay his last respects. He even gave some money to the assistant. Then, he returned to Jaipur immediately. No one in the team was aware of his visit. Ravi Dada knew about it, and he told me. He said that this is how Shah Rukh treats every person in his team.
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PM Modi congratulates Lula on his re-election as Brazil President
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'Brazil is no one's backyard': Brazilian President Lula thanks voters for unprecedented fourth term
Brazilian President Lula thanks voters for unprecedented fourth term; secures 51.79% of votes
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated President Luiz Incio Lula da Silva on his re-election in Brazil. Modi expressed his eagerness to enhance the India-Brazil Strategic Partnership and broaden collaboration across various sectors. The two leaders discussed their commitment to addressing shared priorities within the Global South. Modi emphasized their goal of creating a more inclusive and sustainable world together.
