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How a little tweak in his technique made Rajat Patidar a beast against fast bowlers | Cricket News

How a little tweak in his technique made Rajat Patidar a beast against fast bowlers | Cricket News

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3 min readMay 28, 2026 09:11 AM IST After winning the IPL in his first season as Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) captain, Rajat Patidar didn’t rest on his laurels, working on fine-tuning his technique to dominate the bowlers even more as he went about guiding his team to a sturdy defence of their crown. Patidar spent large parts of the year trying to find a way to deal more effectively with fast bowlers, being already known for his prowess against spinners. What he arrived at was a certain trigger movement that has helped him push the bar this season, including the rollicking 93 in the First Qualifier against Gujarat Titans. “I made a few changes in batting against fast bowlers,” he would say in RCB’s Play Bold podcast. “I changed trigger movements technically. When I was at home, I saw which technique suited me against fast bowlers. While tweaking and making changes, I found that one trigger movement felt right. And then I kept repeating that. I returned to RCB camp and discussed it with …

Why Manchester City’s tweak in approach and inability to replace Kevin De Bruyne has resulted in Erling Haaland’s recent dip in goal-scoring form | Football News

Why Manchester City’s tweak in approach and inability to replace Kevin De Bruyne has resulted in Erling Haaland’s recent dip in goal-scoring form | Football News

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4 min readMar 18, 2026 11:44 PM IST There was no remontada, only a crushing feeling. As Pep Guardiola stared blankly into the horizon, Manchester City – playing most of the game with 10 men – were dumped out of the UEFA Champions League by Real Madrid 5-1 on aggregate. With their Premier League season hanging by a thread, having fallen 9 points behind Arsenal with a game in hand, Pep Guardiola’s chances of silverware might hinge only on the domestic cups — where they face the Gunners in Sunday’s EFL Cup final and then lock horns with Liverpool in the FA Cup quarterfinals on April 4. These are not easy fixtures on a normal day but considering City’s stuttering form, the task looks tall. But how did it get to this position? When the season started, City looked to have all bases covered. But a potential problem has been lurking behind the scenes since last season—a Kevin de Bruyne-shaped hole and its impact on star striker Erling Haaland. Ever since the Belgian left City, Haaland’s main …

Anubhuti Kashyap Says Karan Johar’s ‘Slight Tweak’ Changed Accused Completely: ‘It Was A Big Learning For Me’ | Bollywood News

Anubhuti Kashyap Says Karan Johar’s ‘Slight Tweak’ Changed Accused Completely: ‘It Was A Big Learning For Me’ | Bollywood News

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Last Updated:March 02, 2026, 18:07 IST Anubhuti Kashyap says Karan Johar’s creative input transformed a key scene in Accused. Konkona Sen Sharma also praises Pratibha Ranta during IMDb segment. Anubhuti Kashyap revealed that Karan Johar made a key creative contribution to Accused, refining a crucial scene that “changed everything.” Filmmaker Anubhuti Kashyap has opened up about the behind-the-scenes evolution of her film Accused, revealing that Karan Johar played a pivotal role in refining one of its most crucial moments. The revelations came during an appearance on IMDb’s popular ‘Burning Questions’ segment, where Kashyap was joined by actors Pratibha Ranta and Konkona Sen Sharma. The two performers currently rank second and eighth respectively on IMDb’s Popular Indian Celebrities list this week. Karan Johar’s “Slight Tweak” That Changed Everything Reflecting on Johar’s involvement, Kashyap shared that a particular scene in Accused underwent a subtle yet transformative change after his input. “Karan Johar has a big contribution to the film. We had written a scene, he gave it a slight tweak that changed everything. It was a big …

Ravi Bishnoi makes an impact after a tweak in his bowling action

Ravi Bishnoi makes an impact after a tweak in his bowling action

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Around this time last year, Ravi Bishnoi had been central to India’s T20 World Cup plans. An unorthodox leg-spinner, who didn’t rely on flight, dip and drift, he had a googly that turned big and sliders that skidded on — the kind of deliveries that can make a bowler successful in the format. Yet, sometime during the IPL, it all began to go downhill for Bishnoi. With the T20 World Cup just 10 days away, he is now a rank-outsider who can become part of the team only if the first-choice spinners suffer injuries. On Sunday, playing his first T20I outing in a year, Bishnoi rediscovered his old-self. His four overs, the first of which was bowled in the powerplay, saw him concede only 18 runs and take the wickets of Glenn Phillips and Mark Chapman. None of his overs came in a succession with Suryakumar Yadav using him in four different spells. It was as if he just carried on from where he left off. Behind the scenes, over the last few months, in …

What are the things Yashasvi Jaiswal needs to tweak technically? Irfan Pathan analyses: ‘He needs to synchronize these three…’ | Cricket News

What are the things Yashasvi Jaiswal needs to tweak technically? Irfan Pathan analyses: ‘He needs to synchronize these three…’ | Cricket News

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On Saturday, Yashasvi Jaiswal scored his maiden ODI century against South Africa, helping India to win the series 2-1. With the ton, Jaiswal has now scored centuries in all formats. While former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan acknowledges that Jaiswal is a capable all-format player, he needs to tweak his technique a bit says former all-rounder. “It was important to come runs off Yashasvi Jaiswal’s bat. He is an all-format player and I had said before the series that he can hit 200 if set. The way he batted after his half-century showed he can make big scores. But he struggled initially, stepped out, got beaten and tried to cut numerous times. He has Test hundreds, a T20I ton and now he has a century in all three formats. It shows his potential. Despite the struggle, he didn’t play any rash shot to throw away his wicket. Jaiswal opted to stay at the crease despite the struggle,” Pathan said on his YouTube channel. “It was sensational to see the young man scoring runs. But I would …

Varanasi: Did Director SS Rajamouli Tweak The Title?

Varanasi: Did Director SS Rajamouli Tweak The Title?

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Ever since SS Rajamouli has unveiled the title of his upcoming film as Varanasi, the buzz has reached fever pitch. While fans and trade have been raving about the opulence and the grand VFX in the Varanasi glimpse video, the film’s title has also been a constant source of contention. Varanasi: The bone of contention The buzz surrounding the globe-trotting epic Varanasi has just gotten bigger. A production house Rama Bhakta Hanuma Creations had reportedly registered the title “Vaaranasi…” long before Rajamouli made the announcement. The production house apparently approached the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce (TFCC) and registered a complaint against Rajamouli’s film title. Although the spelling of Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran’s film is ‘Varanasi,’ the Chamber felt that Rajamouli can’t use the title (under TFCC regulations) because it was sounding similar to that of ‘Vaaranasi’ which was already registered by Rama Bhakta Hanuma Creations. According to grapevine, both the parties have reportedly settled the issue amicably. In an attempt to settle the disagreement harmoniously, buzz is that director Rajamouli …

iOS 26.1 lets you tweak Liquid Glass, and it’s out now

iOS 26.1 lets you tweak Liquid Glass, and it’s out now

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Liquid Glass setting gives you the option to choose between the default clear look or a new tinted look which increases opacity of the material in apps and notifications on the Lock Screen Live Translation with AirPods support for Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean and Italian Apple Music MiniPlayer swipe gesture to go to the next or previous track Apple Music AutoMix support over AirPlay Gain control is available for external USB microphones when recording with local capture Local capture files can be saved to a specific location Manual workout logging is available directly from the Fitness app New Camera setting to turn on or off Lock Screen swipe to open Camera Improved FaceTime audio quality in low-bandwidth conditions Communication Safety and Web content filters to limit adult websites are enabled by default for existing child accounts for ages 13-17 (Age varies by country or region) Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view …

Bangladesh to tour Pakistan for 5-match T20I series in May instead of 3 after schedule tweak | Cricket News

Bangladesh to tour Pakistan for 5-match T20I series in May instead of 3 after schedule tweak | Cricket News

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In preparation for the upcoming ICC Men’s T20I World Cup in May 2026, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has announced a five-game T20I series against Bangladesh. The five games, scheduled over the space of 9 days, will commence on May 25th and conclude on June 3rd. The series is part of the Future Tour Programme (FTP). While the FTP originally comprised of thee ODIs and three T20Is. However, in light of the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, both the Bangladesh and Pakistan Cricket Boards have agreed to swap the 3 ODIs for two T20I games. The five games are set to played in two venues, at Iqbal Stadium in Faisalabad and Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. The first two games will be played in Faisalabad, where a total of 16 ODIs and 24 Test matches have been played in the 30 years between 1978 and 2008. The first and second matches are scheduled for the 25th and 27th of May respectively. Story continues below this ad More recently, Iqbal Stadium has hosted the National T20 …

Exclusive: Pratik Gandhi Says “Don’t Tweak History”, As He Opens Up On Playing Jyotirao Phule

Exclusive: Pratik Gandhi Says “Don’t Tweak History”, As He Opens Up On Playing Jyotirao Phule

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Pratik Gandhi and Patralekhaa are gearing up to release their movie Phule. While the release is facing oppositions from certain groups in the country. The release date was also postponed as the CBFC asked the makers to make multiple edits. Filmfare caught up with Pratik and received the opportunity to ask him about playing the dynamic Jyotirao Phule in the movie. During an exclusive interview with Filmfare, when asked if a fear plays while playing historic figures with perfection, Gandhi said, “More than fear… the real responsibility is that you, especially when playing these kind of characters, like Jyotirao Phule or Mahatma Gandhi, is you don’t change the fact unnecessarily.” See Also: Exclusive: Pratik Gandhi Says We Need People Like Jyotirao Phule In Today’s Time Opening up further, Pratik noted, “Don’t tweak the history, either because with your incompetence to understand or interpret or to appease somebody. You can’t and you should not be doing that. That’s the biggest disservice you do to the whole generation or your audience. I want to keep myself away from …

Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row

Poll Rules Tweak Makes Electronic Records Harder To Get, Sparks Row

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A court case triggered the amendment, according to Law Ministry and EC officials New Delhi: The government has tweaked an election rule to prevent public inspection of certain electronic documents such as CCTV cameras, webcasting footage, and video recordings of candidates to prevent their misuse. This has led to the Opposition accusing the government of “eroding integrity of the electoral process”. EC officials have said misuse of CCTV camera footage from inside polling booths could compromise voter secrecy. They also said the footage could be used to generate fake narrative using artificial intelligence (AI). The Union Law Ministry on Friday amended Rule 93(2)(a) of the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961, to restrict the type of “papers” or documents open to public inspection, based on a recommendation by the Election Commission (EC). According to Rule 93, all “papers” related to elections shall be open to public inspection. The amendment, however, inserts “as specified in these rules” after “papers”. A court case triggered the amendment, according to Law Ministry and EC officials. While documents such as nomination …