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T20 World Cup: India has mastered the art of winning T20 matches | Cricket News

T20 World Cup: India has mastered the art of winning T20 matches | Cricket News

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It did not rain in Colombo as was feared. But it rained sixes and fours from the mighty willow of Ishan Kishan, it rained wickets for the excellent seam-pair of Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, and later the guileful spin pack, ending in a comfortable 61-run victory for India over Pakistan. Not even rain, it seems, can rain on India’s parade. The margin of victory is suggestive enough of the supremacy India wields over Pakistan – a rivalry that India truly owns and requires the theatrics and shenanigans to sustain its lost charm – but does not fully capture the various layers of their domination and deception. In talent and skill and stature and structure, India is light years ahead of Pakistan. Hence, India’s celebrations were seldom feverish. Raw joy was masked in a stone-cold exterior. Routine group stage wins don’t excite them. Only bigger feats can inspire wild celebrations. India’s domination has begun to resemble a bloodless coup, devoid of resistance and drama, exuding a calm ruthlessness reminiscent of Ricky Ponting’s Australia. Put into …

When Keanu Reeves Mastered A Wild Skill Just For The First Scene Of John Wick 4

When Keanu Reeves Mastered A Wild Skill Just For The First Scene Of John Wick 4

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Which special skill did Keanu Reeves have to learn for John Wick 4? (Photo Credit – Instagram) Yes, you see, this time, the guy had to saddle up, literally. For the film’s opening sequence, Keanu Reeves had to master horseback riding, and not just the casual kind. He aimed to fast-gallop through the desert like a seasoned rider. As he put it during an Esquire interview, “There’s a sequence—hopefully, knock on wood—in John Wick 4, the opening sequence. John Wick is back in the desert on a horse. I’m going to hopefully be able to fast-gallop and run.” Now that’s not what fans expected. After all, the John Wick series thrived on neon shootouts, slick martial arts, and stylish mayhem. But tossing Reeves back into the wild terrain on horseback was peak Wick, and he didn’t shy away from the challenge. When asked if he already knew how to ride at that level, his response said it all: “Ish. That’s why I’m going to training.” This scene set the tone for a sequel that raised …

When Akshay Kumar Dodged Death, Saving Himself From Catching Fire Way Before He Mastered A Fiery Stunt On The End’s Launch

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When Akshay Kumar’s Firey Stunt On The Sets Of Singh Is Bliing When Horribly Wrong, But The Daredevil Continued Shooting It ( Photo Credit – Instagram; Twitter; YouTube ) Akshay Kumar is a daredevil actor who loves taking risks and doing his jaw-droppingly daring stunts himself. Having learnt martial arts, Thai boxing and Taekwondo, there is hardly any stunt the actor needs a body double to do. But during the filming of his 2015 film Singh Is Bliing, this proved dangerous as a firey stunt went wrong. As per reports, while filming for the Tung Tung Baje from the Prabhu Deva film, the actor had to leap through a ring of fire, but the leap was not done correctly. Read on to know about it and even see clips of the stunt that injured him. In a 2015 video shared on YouTube by IANS TV, the agency reported that Akshay Kumar loves doing his stunts himself but injured himself on the sets of Singh Is Bliing. Sharing several images of the incident in the video, …

Hrithik Roshan Mastered The Complex Steps Of ‘Main Aisa Kyun Hoon’ In Just 1 Hour, Prabhudheva Recalls “He Was Magical”

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Prabhudheva Calls Hrithik Roshan ‘Magical,’ Recalls Choreographing Lakshya’s ‘Main Aisa Kyun Hoon’ In 1 Hour: “I Could Visualize The Song Perfectly In My Mind” ( Photo Credit – Instagram ; Song Still) Who doesn’t remember Hrithik Roshan’s looking dashing as in the Indian army uniform in Farhan Akhtar’s coming-of-age war-drama Lakshya? If you remember that, then it’s obvious that you also remember his smooth moves in Main Aisa Kyun Hoon. The song, choreographed by Prabhudheva, won the National Film Award for Best Choreography at the 52nd National Film Awards. In a recent chat, the talented choreographer, film director, producer and actor opened up about choreographing the song and how it was working with HR. Read on to know all he shared. During a recent interview with O2india, Prabhudheva spoke about Farhan Akhtar booking his dates a year in advance for Lakshya and choreographing Hrithik Roshan in ‘Main Aisa Kyun Hoon’. Talking about Hrithik’s performance, he said, “Hrithik was magical. Shankar Mahadevan’s composition was fantastic. As I kept listening to it, it kept growing on me. …