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That ends the double-header for today. Punjab lost their second game of the season, Kolkata made it to the top half of the table and Rajasthan pulled off a stunning win against Bangalore. The action continues tomorrow, it is Hyderabad taking on Mumbai. Join us for that game. Until then, take care and Cya!
Faulkner: "I am not sure I like bowling on this ground, have been smashed all around the park the last two times I have played here. AB and Yuvraj played two great innings. When you score 190 you almost win all the time, especially in a T20 game. It is nice to come here and win against a good Bangalore team. Smith kept his calm and played some good shots. It was an incredible performance and a team effort."
Faulkner is the MoM
Watson: "You have always got to believe with the batsmen we have. The Bangalore batsmen showed that the pitch was good and it was some excellent hitting from Smith and Faulkner. Faulkner was raring to go up the order and today he got the opportunity and grabbed it. To pull off a victory after Yuvraj's effort with both bat and ball was sensational."
Kohli: "Well, we were just not able to hit the yorkers at the end. 66 runs off 4 overs, it was great batting from Faulkner and Smith. Even at the second time-out, I told the guys that the game was far from over. I asked them to be on the button. 85 odd runs and 4 wickets, it was great from him (Yuvraj) but we ended up losing. It can happen in T20s. We should have executed better."
Till the 16th over of the Rajasthan innings it was Bangalore all the way. Yuvraj continued having a superb night as he scalped 4 wickets. The hosts were well on top with 66 runs required off the final 4 overs. However, after that it was the Smith and Faulkner show. The pair added 85-runs for the sixth wicket and hit some meaty blows to take their side to a great win. This was after the youngster, Karun had made a fine fifty. The Bangalore pacers didn't get it right, they gave away 65 runs off the last 21 balls. One or the other department keeps failing for Bangalore and today they hit a new low. With this loss they have to win all their games if they have to qualify for the play-offs whereas Rajasthan cement their hold at the top half of the table. Stay tuned for the presentation....
Kohli has his hands on his knees and looks dejected with his head down. Dravid is thrilled to bits as he pumps his fist. The whole Rajasthan team run out onto the middle and mob the two Aussies. Meanwhile, Faulkner is absolutely ecstatic and he jumps on Smith to celebrate in joy. Smith loses balance and both go down but nothing is stopping them from enjoying the occasion. Both of them see the funny side of it though. Faulkner takes his helmet off and roars like a lion.18.5
Aaron to Faulkner, SIX, Rajasthan win by 5 wickets, looked like Aaron wanted to go home early, dishes out a full toss on the stumps, he tried a different action but it has let his team down, Faulkner helps it on its way over backward square leg for a maximum. This is some victory for Watson & Co. The capacity crowd is stunned18.4
Aaron to Faulkner, FOUR, that might just be the match, Aaron misses the yorker, low full toss and outside off, Faulkner drills the drive square of the wicket, the sweeper was square18.3
Aaron to Faulkner, 2 runs, back of a length outside off, Faulkner toe-ends the pull wide of long on, comes back easily for the second18.2
Aaron to Faulkner, SIX, slower delivery bowled at a length, Faulkner says thank you and heaves it across the line and over the deep mid wicket fence. The look on Kohli's face says it all18.2
Aaron to S Smith, 2 wides, Smith moves across his stumps, misses the full toss down leg, but he scampers across for the single as Parthiv fails to gather the ball on the first attempt18.1
Aaron to Faulkner, 1 run, pitched up outside off, Faulkner drives and picks out sweeper cover
Varun Aaron [2.0-0-20-0] is back into the attack17.6
Dinda to S Smith, no run, gets away with the free-hit, yorker outside off, Smith drives and finds Kohli at extra cover, they don't take the single. Another good over for Rajasthan, the last 2 overs have cost 44 runs for Bangalore17.6
Dinda to S Smith, no ball, SIX, simply rubbish bowling this, Dinda oversteps and delivers a length delivery, Smith goes right across the stumps, gets under it and lofts it straight down the ground. What more a free-hit coming up17.5
Dinda to Faulkner, 1 run, full and outside off, Faulkner toe-ends the drive to third man, Aaron does well to keep the batsmen down to one17.4
Dinda to S Smith, 1 run, in the blockhole outside off, Smith walks across and drives it to long on17.3
Dinda to S Smith, FOUR, good ball but Smith is up to it, yorker outside off, Smith opens the face and drives it wide of third man for another boundary, Aaron runs across and dives over the ball. Already 14 runs off the over17.2
Dinda to S Smith, FOUR, full and on the stumps, Smith shuffles across and flicks it between deep mid wicket and long on, he is picking his areas cleverly. The 50-run stand comes up off just 25 balls17.1
Dinda to S Smith, SIX, perfect start for the over, pitched up and outside off, Smith gets underneath it and launches it over long off for a maximum
Ashok Dinda [2.0-0-14-0] is back into the attack
44 required off 18 balls. Dinda to bowl16.6
Starc to Faulkner, 2 runs, 21 runs off the over, poor bowling from the Starc, not getting the yorkers right, full and outside off, Faulkner goes on his knees and slices it off the outside edge over Albie at backward point, he ran back but couldn't get to the ball16.5
Starc to Faulkner, SIX, Faulkner seems to be winning the Aussie battle, length delivery in the slot, he gets it right off the middle and sends it well over the deep mid wicket fence16.5
Starc to Faulkner, wide, slower ball bouncer outside off, easy call for the umpire16.4
Starc to Faulkner, FOUR, edged but four, handy runs for Rajasthan, full and outside off, Faulkner goes for the hoick and gets a thick edge, the man at third man was very square and had no chance of stopping that
Starc comes round the wicket16.3
Starc to Faulkner, FOUR, poor execution from Starc, full and outside off, he has two men at backward point, but Faulkner flays it over those men and picks up a boundary16.3
Starc to Faulkner, wide, angled well wide of off, Faulkner lets it go and wide called16.2
Starc to Faulkner, 2 runs, full and outside off, Faulkner drives it with an open face to third man, Zol slips and allows the batsmen to come back for the second16.1
Starc to S Smith, 1 run, run-out opportunity goes begging, full and outside off, Smith slices it to third man, the duo hesitate for the second run, Faulkner was sent back, Zol sends in a poor throw from the deep, Parthiv tries to be cheeky and back flicks it, but does not hit the stumps
Mitchell Starc [2.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack
The two Aussies have to play some excellent cricket if they have to win it from here. It is Bangalore's match to lose from here. The players take a Time Out and prepare for the final 4 overs15.6
Chahal to S Smith, 1 run, Chahal sees Smith advancing and throws it wide of off, Smith reaches out and slaps it to long off15.5
Chahal to Faulkner, 1 run, fired in on off-stump, Faulkner stays leg-side and punches it to sweeper cover15.4
Chahal to Faulkner, no run, slows this up considerably on off, Faulkner lunges forward and blocks15.3
Chahal to S Smith, 1 run, flighted outside off, Smith swats it to deep mid wicket for a single15.2
Chahal to Faulkner, 1 run, googly around off, Faulkner drives off the inside half of the bat to long on15.1
Chahal to Faulkner, no run, gives this plenty of air, gets it to turn, Faulkner presses forward to defend but is beaten
Yuzvendra Chahal [3.0-0-20-1] is back into the attack14.6
Aaron to S Smith, FOUR, No, he can't! Smith improvises beautifully, low full toss outside off, he walks across his stumps and clips it between two men behind square on the leg-side14.5
Aaron to S Smith, no run, once again change of pace, Smith shuffles across and fails to get bat on ball. Can he finish it off well?14.4
Aaron to S Smith, no run, well disguised slower one outside off, Smith was shaping to play the cut but is deceived by the lack of pace14.3
Aaron to S Smith, no run, good comeback by Aaron, full and close to off, Smith makes room and misses out on the drive14.2
Aaron to S Smith, SIX, Aaron bowling length and disappearing, Smith clears his front foot and sends it sailing over the deep mid wicket fence. Excellent start to the over14.1
Aaron to S Smith, FOUR, Smith still fighting out there, he knows he can get his team through, Bangalore need to be aware of that, slower delivery on the stumps, Smith whips it behind square on the leg-side
Varun Aaron [1.0-0-6-0] is back into the attack13.6
Yuvraj to S Smith, 1 run, flat and just outside off, Smith knocks it to long off. Yuvraj caps off his batting effort with a superb spell with the ball, his figures read 4-0-35-413.5
Yuvraj to Faulkner, 1 run, goes on with the arm, eased down to long on13.4
Yuvraj to Faulkner, no run, quicker and outside off, Faulkner knocks it to cover
James Faulkner, right handed bat, comes to the crease13.3
Yuvraj to Nair, out Bowled!! Yuvraj has made amends for the drop catch. He picks up his fourth. Once again the arm-ball, Karun comes down the track and was looking to go big, he is beaten for pace and the middle-stump is knocked out. Bangalore well on top of the game as Rajasthan lose their fifth wicket. Nair b Yuvraj 56(39) [4s-8]
Yuvraj to Nair, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!13.2
Yuvraj to S Smith, 1 run, pushed through just outside off, Smith dabs it to sweeper cover13.1
Yuvraj to S Smith, SIX, fabulous shot! This was nicely tossed up around off, Smith dances down the track and lofts it beautifully over deep extra cover for a maximum, he just timed it superbly
Yuvraj Singh [3.0-0-26-3] is back into the attack12.6
Starc to Nair, FOUR, Karun is riding his luck today, full and just outside off, he throws everything at it, the ball takes the edge and flies over Parthiv who would have needed a ladder to catch that12.5
Starc to Nair, no run, Starc is making life difficult for Karun by bowling round the wicket, good length ball straightens, Karun backs away and tries to defend but is beaten all ends up12.4
Starc to Nair, no run, banged in mid way down the wicket, Karun tries to play the upper cut but does not make contact12.3
Starc to Nair, 2 runs, dropped! Well that was not in the script for Yuvi tonight, slower ball outside off, Karun slaps it to extra cover, Yuvraj jumps early and lets it burst through his hands12.2
Starc to S Smith, 1 run, back of a length on off, Smith was shaping up to play the big heave across the line, he ends up toe-ending it to mid-wicket12.1
Starc to Nair, 1 run, starts with a slower delivery outside off, Karun dabs it square of the wicket on the off-side, he gets to his 2nd Indian T20 League fifty
Mitchell Starc [1.0-0-4-0] is back into the attack11.6
Chahal to Nair, 1 run, flatter and on the stumps, Karun goes deep in the crease and pulls it to deep mid wicket11.5
Chahal to Nair, 2 runs, fuller and just outside off, Karun whips it wide of deep mid wicket for a couple11.4
Chahal to Nair, FOUR, excellent footwork from Karun, tossed up on off, he advances down the wicket and drives it to long on, Vijay Zol runs across but can't get there to stop the ball, ABD also comes across from long off, he tries to avoid the diving Zol, but ends up clashing with him, his left boot hits Zol on the back of the head but he seems fine11.3
Chahal to S Smith, 1 run, drops it short and outside off, Smith cuts it square of the wicket11.2
Chahal to S Smith, no run, throws this up around off, Smith charges down the wicket first ball, gets a thick edge to backward point, Aaron fumbles but the duo don't run as short third man tidies up
Kohli has a slip for the new batsman11.1
Chahal to Nair, 1 run, flighted just outside off, Karun slog sweeps it on the bounce to deep mid wicket
Steven Smith, right handed bat, comes to the crease10.6
Yuvraj to Samson, out Caught&Bowled!! Yuvraj is continuing to have a dream night. Picks up the third wicket. Samson knew he had played a false shot. The Rajasthan innings is falling apart. This was slower and on off, the ball just didn't come onto the bat, Samson stays back and lobs a simple return catch to Yuvi who won't miss those. Samson c and b Yuvraj 13(8) [4s-1 6s-1]
Yuvraj to Samson, THATS OUT!! Caught&Bowled!!10.5
Yuvraj to Nair, 1 run, flatter and on off, Karun punches it to the right of Yuvi, he runs across but can't stop the ball10.4
Yuvraj to Nair, 2 runs, quicker and on the stumps, Karun gets inside the line and clips it to deep mid wicket, they take on Chahal and make it comfortably10.3
Yuvraj to Samson, 1 run, pushed through full outside off, Samson punches off the front foot to sweeper cover10.2
Yuvraj to Samson, FOUR, Yuvraj drags the length back, he was predictable there, Samson was waiting on the back foot, he cuts it past the diving backward point fielder10.1
Yuvraj to Samson, SIX, Yuvraj thought he had another one, nicely tossed up outside off, Samson comes down the track, goes for the loft the bottom hand comes off the bat, but he still goes through and just about clears ABD at long off9.6
Chahal to Nair, 2 runs, throws this up outside off, Karun gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it to the right of sweeper for a brace. Good follow-up over from Chahal9.5
Chahal to Samson, 1 run, floated on off, Samson drives it to long off9.4
Chahal to Samson, no run, well tossed up on off and middle, Samson blocks it to the right of the bowler9.3
Chahal to Nair, 1 run, googly on middle and leg, Karun hangs back and nurdles it to mid-wicket9.2
Chahal to Samson, 1 run, slower and just outside off, Samson pushes it down to long off9.1
Chahal to Samson, no run, tossed up on the stumps, Samson presses forward and defends it
Sanju Samson, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.6
Yuvraj to Binny, out Caught by (sub)Rossouw!! Well, Yuvraj seems to be making most of his day. Strikes for the second time in the over and sends the promoted Binny on the way. This was floated up outside off, Binny shimmies down the wicket, goes inside out, he does not middle it and picks out deep extra cover, Rossouw runs across and completes a good catch. It must be said that it was a poor shot from Binny who was just facing his 2nd delivery. Binny c (sub)Rossouw b Yuvraj 1(2)
Yuvraj to Binny, THATS OUT!! Caught!!8.5
Yuvraj to Nair, 1 run, bit too full and just outside off, Karun bends his knees and sweeps it to deep mid wicket8.4
Yuvraj to Binny, 1 run, tossed up and close to off, Binny knocks it to point and gets off the mark
Stuart Binny, right handed bat, comes to the crease8.3
Yuvraj to Watson, out Bowled!! It is Yuvi's night. The crowd goes berserk and so does Kohli. Yuvraj is pumped up too. This was cleverly bowled, the arm-ball that skids on after pitching, Watson backs away slightly and looks to cut, he misses and the leg-stump is uprooted. It was not short enough for Watson to play that stroke. Watson b Yuvraj 1(5)
Yuvraj to Watson, THATS OUT!! Bowled!!8.2
Yuvraj to Watson, no run, slower and on the fourth stump line, Watson pushes it to cover8.1
Yuvraj to Nair, 1 run, half tracker and on the stumps, Karun rocks back and pulls it on the bounce to deep mid wicket, he should have placed that better7.6
Chahal to Watson, no run, quicker and on off, Watson punches but can't beat Yuvraj at cover7.5
Chahal to Nair, 1 run, why would you play that when you have hit a four of the last ball? This was flighted outside off, Karun goes for the inside out loft, he gets it off the outside half of the bat, the ball skies towards sweeper cover, Starc runs in but can't get there in time7.4
Chahal to Nair, FOUR, touch shot! This was slightly short and outside off, Karun makes a bit of room and plays it late, beats the backward point fielder comfortably, the timing takes it to the fence7.3
Chahal to Watson, 1 run, nice loopy delivery on leg-stump, Watson comes on the front foot and nudges it to long on7.2
Chahal to Watson, no run, flatter and just outside off, Watson punches it straight to cover
Shane Watson, right handed bat, comes to the crease
Kohli has placed himself at slip7.1
Chahal to Rahane, out Caught by Parthiv Patel!! Chahal comes on and strikes immediately. A much needed wicket for Bangalore. This was pushed through around off, Rahane hangs back and goes for the cut, he gets a bottom edge to the keeper, Parthiv does extremely well to stay low and collect it. Rahane c Parthiv Patel b Chahal 24(22) [4s-3]
Chahal to Rahane, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Yuzvendra Chahal, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack6.6
Yuvraj to Rahane, 1 run, tossed up outside off, Rahane reaches out and works it to long on6.5
Yuvraj to Nair, 1 run, floated up on off, Karun comes down the track and eases it to deep extra cover6.4
Yuvraj to Nair, FOUR, these two keep getting a boundary for the over, tossed up and on the stumps, Karun goes on his knees and sweeps it to the deep mid wicket fence, he did well to get it wide of the fielder6.3
Yuvraj to Rahane, 1 run, slower and close to off, Rahane knocks it to the vacant cover region and picks up a single6.2
Yuvraj to Nair, 1 run, flighted outside off, Karun drives towards cover-point for a single6.1
Yuvraj to Rahane, 1 run, throws this up gently around off, driven to long off
Yuvraj Singh, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack
Rajasthan have got off to the perfect start. Not losing wickets and keeping the required run-rate in check. Bangalore need a breakthrough and the Time Out might just help them figure that out5.6
Dinda to Nair, no run, he misses out there, nice juicy full toss, Karun mistimes the drive to mid-on5.5
Dinda to Nair, no run, too full and just outside off, Karun squeezes it back to the bowler5.4
Dinda to Rahane, 1 run, good length ball on middle, Rahane gets inside the line and glances it to deep backward square leg, he wanted two but has to settle with one5.3
Dinda to Nair, 1 run, full and slanting onto the pads, Karun clips it on the bounce to deep backward square leg5.2
Dinda to Nair, FOUR, Karun being a local boy making good use of the conditions, half volley outside off, he creams the drive uppishly over cover, the ball travelled quickly to the fence5.1
Dinda to Rahane, 1 run, pitched up on off, Rahane pushes it towards cover, there is slight hesitation between the batsmen but they complete the run easily4.6
Aaron to Nair, no run, fuller and on the fourth stump line, Karun drives and finds cover
The news coming in is that Gayle has been taken to the hospital to get an X-ray.4.5
Aaron to Rahane, 1 run, good length ball, hint of inward movement, Rahane waits for it and plays it late it, gets it in front of mid-on for a single4.4
Aaron to Rahane, FOUR, poor delivery, short and outside off, it just sat up there to be put away, Rahane does not miss out, he rides the bounce and cuts it over point for a boundary4.3
Aaron to Nair, leg byes, 1 run, back of a length and on the stumps, Karun was looking to work it to the on-side, he is beaten for pace and is hit high on the pads, the ball trickles to the off-side4.2
Aaron to Nair, no run, the substitute for Gayle, Rossouw is straightaway into the action, short and outside off, Karun cuts it to backward point where a fine save his made4.1
Aaron to Rahane, 1 run, wrong line from Aaron, on leg-stump, Rahane tickles it away to fine leg
Varun Aaron, right-arm fast, comes into the attack3.6
Dinda to Nair, FOUR, Dinda might feel unlucky, but that is cricket, fuller and around off, Karun drives away from the body, the ball takes the inside edge and goes past the stumps for a boundary to fine leg3.5
Dinda to Rahane, 1 run, back of a length just outside off, punched wide of cover for a quick single3.4
Dinda to Rahane, no run, a rare sight on the cricket field, Gayle diving to stop the ball, again short and width on offer, Rahane cuts it to the left of backward point, Gayle dives and saves some runs. In the process he lands on his elbow and gets up clutching it, the physio has a look and takes him away with him. Hopefully, it is nothing serious3.3
Dinda to Rahane, no run, Kohli puts down a tough chance, short and outside off, Rahane cuts it powerfully to short point, the ball was travelling, Kohli got two hands but could not hang on to it. That would have been a stunner3.3
Dinda to Rahane, wide, errs in line and drifts down leg, Rahane misses the glance and wide signalled3.2
Dinda to Rahane, no run, on a length close to off, Rahane prefers to stay back and defend it to cover3.1
Dinda to Nair, 1 run, starts with a length delivery on off, Karun is early into the shot, he chips it to the right of mid-wicket, Chahal dives but can't stop the ball
Ashok Dinda, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack2.6
A Morkel to Nair, 1 run, good length ball outside off, Karun steers it with an open face down to third man2.5
A Morkel to Nair, FOUR, "catch" was the shout from Albie, but there was no way the short fine leg fielder had a chance, short of length on middle and leg, Karun whips it wide of short fine. Kohli not happy with the rubbish that Albie is dishing out2.4
A Morkel to Nair, no run, length delivery outside off, Karun drives it on the up but picks out Kohli at backward point, that was timed well but not placed well enough2.3
A Morkel to Nair, FOUR, you can't bowl so short and expect to get away, banged in short and on off, Karun was on the front foot, but transfers his weight and pulls it to the deep mid-wicket fence2.2
A Morkel to Rahane, 1 run, short and outside off, Rahane chops the cut to the right of backward point2.1
A Morkel to Rahane, FOUR, wrong line and length from Albie, touch short and on middle, Rahane swivels and pulls it behind square for a boundary, the fine leg fielder was inside the circle1.6
Starc to Nair, 2 runs, strays onto the pads, Karun clips it to deep square leg and comes back for the second1.5
Starc to Nair, no run, bouncer angled onto the body, Karun bends his knees and goes under the ball, well left by the youngster1.4
Starc to Rahane, 1 run, yorker just outside off, Rahane jams it to the on-side and takes an easy single1.3
Starc to Nair, 1 run, leading edge but drops safely, good length ball on the stumps, Karun tries to work it to the on-side, but gets a leading edge that falls before Yuvraj at mid-off1.2
Starc to Nair, no run, a beauty from Starc, fuller and inviting the batsman to drive, Karun goes for after it, but is beaten by the inswing, the ball almost shaved the off-stump1.1
Starc to Nair, no run, short of length on off, Karun gets behind and blocks it back to the bowler
Mitchell Starc, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
A Morkel to Rahane, 2 runs, bit too straight from Albie, Rahane tucks it off the front foot to backward square leg, Chahal chases and keeps the batsmen down to two0.5
A Morkel to Rahane, no run, fuller and on the stumps, Rahane gets forward and turns it gently to mid-wicket0.4
A Morkel to Rahane, FOUR, edged but four! This was back of a length and outside off, Rahane flashes and gets a thick edge, the ball flies over Gayle at wide slip. Albie should not mind that0.3
A Morkel to Rahane, no run, Albie sees Rahane advancing and drags the length back, Rahane tries to dab it but is beaten by the extra bounce
Gayle is standing in a wide slip posistion0.2
A Morkel to Rahane, no run, short and was in the zone, Rahane just went too hard at it and fails to make contact0.1
A Morkel to Rahane, no run, good length ball just outside off, Rahane guides it towards backward point with an angled bat, Kohli dives and saves a run
Rahane and Nair are at the crease. Rahane is on strike. A Morkel will open the attack
Welcome back! The Bangalore team is in a huddle and it is not Kohli who is doing the talking, it is ABD giving the players the advice. Watson is not opening the batting, it is the conventional pair of Karun and Rahane..
Phew! This is a great comeback from Bangalore. When it was 40/3 at one stage, things weren't looking great for the home side, especially with an out of form Yuvi at the crease but boy, he put all the bad luck behind him and stunned the capacity crowd apart from thrilling them with some biggies. It has to be said that the Rajasthan bowlers didn't hit the right areas and aided the batsmen. Credit to ABdV, who took his time to get settled before going bang, bang, bang. Eventually, he and Yuvraj shared the highest 4th wicket stand this year worth 132 runs off just 65 balls to propel Bangalore to a great score. Both completed their fifties in the process as the hosts scored 120 runs off the last 8 overs. With a true pitch and short boundaries on offer, Rajasthan will fancy themselves too but skipper Watto, Rahane and Smith hold the key. We saw that the spinners got enough purchase off the deck but Bangalore have only one spinner in Yuzvendra Chahal. Of course they can use Yuvi with the ball as well. What are Kohli's tactics going to be and where is Watson going to bat? All to look forward to do as the run chase is coming up very shortly...19.6
Faulkner to Parthiv Patel, 2 runs, Parthiv tries to be cheeky by going across the stumps and trying to flick it away past short fine leg, but Faulkner got the yorker right and the batsman could only inside edge it onto pad, Morkel runs through to the striker's end, Faulkner has a shy at the bowler's end but misses and Morkel scampers back for the second19.6
Faulkner to Parthiv Patel, wide, round the wicket. Full and way outside off stump, Tucker didn't like it, calls it a wide19.5
Faulkner to A Morkel, 1 run, full delivery outside off stump, Morkel drills it to long-off who is very square but Morkel is not ready to go for the second
Parthiv Patel, left handed bat, comes to the crease19.4
Faulkner to de Villiers, out Caught by Rahane!! Some respite for Rajasthan! Again de Villiers tries to go back deep and slice it away over sweeper cover, but this time he doesn't get enough wood on it and Rahane grabs it easily in the end. Anyway, he has played his part and has helped Bangalore get of trouble! de Villiers c Rahane b Faulkner 58(32) [4s-1 6s-5]
Faulkner to de Villiers, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Watson is changing and chopping the field!19.3
Faulkner to de Villiers, SIX, he's missed the yorker and he's been sent out of Bangalore. de Villiers goes deep in the crease and also goes down low bending his knee, flicks it away with some power and it soars over backward square leg19.2
Faulkner to de Villiers, SIX, fifty for ABdV! Full delivery outside off stump, de Villiers reaches out and slices it away over sweeper cover19.1
Faulkner to de Villiers, 2 runs, full delivery on the stumps, de Villiers digs it out to deep mid-wicket
Albie Morkel, left handed bat, comes to the crease18.6
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, out Lbw!! Was that a poor call from the umpire? Good length delivery down the leg side, Yuvraj tries to flick it away over short fine leg, he misses and is struck in line with middle and leg but the angle from over the wicket suggested it was going down the leg side. Yuvraj lbw b Kane Richardson 83(38) [4s-7 6s-7]
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!18.5
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, SIX, my word! That was hit with some power, he didn't even complete the follow-through of the bat. Full delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj drilled it very hard, it went very flat and Binny, who was very square at long-off tries to get his hand to it but it has beaten him comfortably. Looks like he has injured his finger, probably the ball flicked a fingertip and he's in some pain18.4
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, FOUR, round the wicket, Yuvraj goes across the off stump, no one behind square on the on-side at the fence, though the full toss cramped Yuvraj for room, he manages to short-arm jab pull it away for four18.3
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, SIX, still not learning his mistake Kane Richardson. You just can't run and bowl balls right in the slot for the batsmen to tee off, missed the yorker again, went full, Yuvraj flicked away with a strong bottom hand grip and it sailed over backward square leg
This is the highest 4th wicket stand in this year's competition!18.2
Kane Richardson to de Villiers, 1 run, fine yorker on the stumps, de Villiers gets an inside edge to backward square leg18.1
Kane Richardson to de Villiers, FOUR, has it gone all the way? No, it has just bounced in front of the rope! How did he get so much distance into that shot. In fact the bottom hand came off the handle, he went through with the shot and ended up slicing it in the end, Rahane runs to his right from sweeper cover but he couldn't get there in time
Kane Richardson [3.0-0-22-1] is back into the attack17.6
Faulkner to Yuvraj, no run, wasn't that a wide? Well outside off stump, Yuvraj wasn't standing across the stumps either. He tries to reach out but misses. Umpire Tucker says to Yuvraj that he moved to the off-side17.5
Faulkner to Yuvraj, no run, fine bowling. Widish yorker outside off stump, Yuvraj tries to steer it to third man but misses17.4
Faulkner to Yuvraj, no run, full and way outside off stump, Yuvraj looks to drive it over cover but misses17.3
Faulkner to de Villiers, 1 run, full outside off stump, driven over the infield but sweeper cover tidies up17.2
Faulkner to de Villiers, SIX, short back of the hand slower delivery, de Villiers rocks back and pulls it handsomely mid-wicket again. This is some hitting by these two17.1
Faulkner to de Villiers, SIX, oh wow! That hit the roof and came down! de Villiers says 'wow' to Yuvi after punching his glove. Back and across, deep in the crease, front leg out of the way and slog-swept over deep mid-wicket
James Faulkner [2.0-0-11-0] is back into the attack
Watson goes wicketless tonight! Highest score for Yuvi in the history of the Indian T20 League16.6
Watson to Yuvraj, FOUR, clever, clever batting from Yuvraj. This is what he wanted to do a few balls ago, he got an outside edge then but this time though, he's steered this handsomely over the two fielders at backward point16.5
Watson to Yuvraj, SIX, that would have been six on any ground! Watson goes back to his normal full wide yorker outside off stump, this time he misses the length and Yuvraj smokes it way over wide long-off16.4
Watson to Yuvraj, no run, short delivery on the leg stump, surprised Yuvraj who was looking for another full and wide delivery, Singh pulls and misses16.3
Watson to Yuvraj, no run, Yuvraj stands a long way across the stumps, hence Watson fires a widish yorker and the batsman fails to dig it out. This time it's not called a wide and rightly so16.3
Watson to Yuvraj, wide, again, way outside off stump, called a wide16.2
Watson to de Villiers, 1 run, fast bouncer just outside off stump, de Villiers mistimes a pull up in the air, luckily for him it didn't carry to long-on. Watson did well to hurry the batsman for pace on that occasion16.1
Watson to Yuvraj, 1 run, widish full delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj looks to steer it over backward point but gets a thick edge that falls just short of third man16.1
Watson to Yuvraj, wide, with that field, Watson will bowl full outside off stump and this time it's too far away for the batsman to reach out
Third man and two backward points in place now.16.1
Watson to Yuvraj, wide, way outside off stump, easy call for the umpire
Shane Watson [3.0-0-20-0] is back into the attack
Fine leg and third man inside the ring.
Wow! This is some comeback from Bangalore after the early jolt and Rajasthan have to quickly regroup and rethink their plans in the time-out.15.6
Kane Richardson to de Villiers, 2 runs, full delivery from Richardson, de Villiers swings hard and gets a thick outside edge that goes over point15.5
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, 1 run, full delivery on the leg stump, Yuvraj drills it to deep mid-wicket15.4
Kane Richardson to de Villiers, 1 run, the cheeky little reverse paddle but unfortunately, de Villiers has picked out short third man15.3
Kane Richardson to de Villiers, SIX, you better get your lengths right to this man. Remember what he did to Dale Steyn the other night? Slower and shorter on the off stump, de Villiers pulls it handsomely over deep mid-wicket15.2
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, 1 run, short on the leg stump, Yuvraj mistimes the pull to deep mid-wicket15.1
Kane Richardson to Yuvraj, SIX, that is some way to bring up your 7th Indian T20 League fifty. Full and in the slot, poor ball I have to say Kane Richardson, front leg out of the way and it went baaaaanngg, over deep mid-wicket. Not much of a celebration from Yuvraj, just gently acknowledges the cheers by raising his bat
Kane Richardson [2.0-0-5-1] is back into the attack14.6
Tambe to de Villiers, 2 runs, follows de Villiers as he makes room, the batsman manages to flick it to deep mid-wicket and pick up two14.5
Tambe to Yuvraj, 1 run, dropped by Samson but again a tough chance! Flatter delivery outside off stump, Singh tries to force it away off the back foot, gets a bottom edge that went very quickly to the keeper14.5
Tambe to Yuvraj, wide, sprays the googly down the leg side, Yuvraj fails to help it away14.4
Tambe to de Villiers, 1 run, flatter in trajectory outside off stump, de Villiers carves it over cover-point14.3
Tambe to de Villiers, no run, fired full outside off stump, drilled hard back to the bowler14.2
Tambe to Yuvraj, leg byes, 1 run, appeal for LBW but that was missing off stump comfortably. Googly spins a long way away and helps Yuvraj survive14.1
Tambe to Yuvraj, SIX, stunning hit, stunning indeed! Surely the best knock for him this year! Flighted delivery on the off stump, Yuvraj dances down the track, gets closer to pitch of the ball and smokes it over long-on
Pravin Tambe [3.0-0-27-1] is back into the attack13.6
Watson to Yuvraj, 1 run, pulled in the air and just short of Kane Richardson at deep square leg. Short outside off stump, Yuvraj times it very well but luckily it didn't go to hand. Credit to the fielder there for not letting it go through for four13.5
Watson to de Villiers, 1 run, de Villiers swung so hard that he lost his shape, in the end he only manages to inside-edge the slog to backward square leg. I tell you what, a direct-hit would been curtains for Yuvraj13.4
Watson to Yuvraj, 1 run, short delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj goes for the pull but gets an inside edge to square leg13.3
Watson to Yuvraj, FOUR, precise placement from Yuvraj! Fullish delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj, mindful that long-on was very square, drives it very straight past the bowler and Smith had no chance at the fence13.2
Watson to de Villiers, 1 run, goes deep into the crease and tries to smoke this full toss over wide long-on but mistimes it to mid-off13.1
Watson to de Villiers, 2 runs, good length delivery on the leg stump, de Villiers gets an inside edge to backward square leg, there was no one there and de Villiers pushed Yuvraj for the second and makes his ground easily in the end
Shane Watson [2.0-0-10-0] is back into the attack12.6
R Bhatia to de Villiers, 1 run, young Tambe dives and saves three for his side. Slower ball goes down the leg side, de Villiers tries to help it away past short fine leg, but the 42-year-old does well to half-stop the ball12.5
R Bhatia to Yuvraj, 1 run, slower ball on the leg stump, Yuvraj sweeps it hard but picks out deep backward square leg12.4
R Bhatia to de Villiers, 1 run, leg-cutter outside off stump, cut away to sweeper cover12.3
R Bhatia to Yuvraj, leg byes, 1 run, oh he will feel he's missed out there! Full and right in the slot to go over mid-wicket, Yuvraj swings but gets hit on the pad12.2
R Bhatia to Yuvraj, FOUR, boy, it is such a joy to see Yuvraj flowing freely! Slower ball down the leg side, Yuvraj gets low and sweeps, gets a top-edge but fine leg was inside the ring. In fact, it almost went all the way12.1
R Bhatia to Yuvraj, SIX, he's muscled that! Short and sat up nicely, Yuvraj waits and pulls it flat over deep mid-wicket. Bhatia is not impressed
Rajat Bhatia, right-arm medium, comes into the attack11.6
Faulkner to de Villiers, no run, de Villiers goes back and across the sticks, front foot out of the way, the target was the deep mid-wicket boundary but he's mistimed the slower delivery straight the man who is inside the ring11.5
Faulkner to de Villiers, no run, back of the hand slower delivery, de Villiers goes across and tries to pull but gets hit on the thigh11.4
Faulkner to Yuvraj, 1 run, Faulkner testing Yuvraj with a bouncer on that occasion, the batsman got into a bit of a tangle but managed to pull it to deep backward square leg11.3
Faulkner to Yuvraj, 2 runs, full delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj drives it powerfully but the sweeper tidies up at deep extra-cover11.2
Faulkner to de Villiers, 1 run, short and on the off stump, pulled away to deep mid-wicket. Better placement would have given him four11.1
Faulkner to de Villiers, no run, short of length delivery outside off stump, de Villiers mistimes it to cover, Yuvraj wants the single but he's sent back
James Faulkner [1.0-0-7-0] is back into the attack10.6
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, SIX, Yuvraj gets the Bangalore crowd going! He gets his first maximum of the day and is he going to turn it on tonight? Bangalore would love him to do that though. Googly down the leg side, Yuvraj waits for the ball and looks to smash it, looked like the ball went off the outside half of the bat, but it doesn't matter as it went deep over the mid-wicket fence10.5
Rahul Tewatia to de Villiers, 1 run, flatter and short on the leg stump, whipped away to deep square leg10.4
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, 1 run, swept again and Yuvraj has played this to deep backward square leg10.3
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, no run, dances down the track, but Tewatia dropped it short to keep Yuvraj calm10.2
Rahul Tewatia to de Villiers, 1 run, de Villiers dances down the track and mistimes the loft to deep mid-wicket as he gets a thick inside-edge10.1
Rahul Tewatia to de Villiers, no run, flighted delivery outside off stump, pushed to cover9.6
Tambe to Yuvraj, FOUR, again that very fine paddle-sweep from Yuvraj. Have to say that it is clever batting from Yuvraj as he's reading the fielders in the deep to perfection. With fine leg very square, you can't drop it full and down the leg side, Tambe disappers to the fine leg fence again9.5
Tambe to de Villiers, 1 run, given a lot of air outside off stump, de Villiers leans forward and drives it along the ground to sweeper cover9.4
Tambe to Yuvraj, 1 run, dances down the track and drills it to long-on9.3
Tambe to Yuvraj, FOUR, googly but down the leg side, hence Yuvraj gets down on one knee and sweeps it very fine to the fine leg fence9.2
Tambe to Yuvraj, no run, dropped but a tough chance! Normal leggie from Tambe, Yuvraj tries to late-cut it but gets a thick edge that deviated a long way and Samson couldn't grab it9.1
Tambe to de Villiers, 1 run, flighted delivery outside off stump, de Villiers drives it along the ground to sweeper cover8.6
Rahul Tewatia to de Villiers, 1 run, short and outside off stump, de Villiers softly drives it to sweeper cover and keeps strike8.5
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, 1 run, flighted delivery outside off stump, Yuvraj drives it down to long-off8.4
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, FOUR, poor ball! Down the leg side, Yuvraj sweeps very fine and the man at fine leg was very square. Off the mark in style8.3
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, no run, Yuvraj tries to come down the track, but he wasn't to the pitch of the ball and in the end fends it into the off-side8.2
Rahul Tewatia to Yuvraj, no run, flighted delivery on the stumps, Yuvraj offers a compact forward defence
Yuvraj Singh, left handed bat, comes to the crease8.1
Rahul Tewatia to Zol, out Caught by Watson!! Rajasthan are on top! Well disguised googly from Tewatia and the Rajasthan skipper is absolutely thrilled! He runs up to the bowler and hugs him. Zol didn't spot the wrong 'un, tried to play that from the crease, in the end, he gets a thick edge that goes to first slip. He was actually trying to work it into the onside! Zol c Watson b Rahul Tewatia 16(14) [4s-3]
Rahul Tewatia to Zol, THATS OUT!! Caught!!7.6
Tambe to Zol, 1 run, nicely floated up on the stumps, Zol lunges forward and flicks it to mid-wicket7.5
Tambe to de Villiers, 1 run, fired on the leg stump, works it away to fine leg
AB de Villiers, right handed bat, comes to the crease7.4
Tambe to Gayle, out Caught by Samson!! Well done Chris Gayle! The umpire didn't give him out, in fact he was about to signal a wide but Gayle walked straightaway! This was a ball that didn't deserve to get a wicket but Tambe has got very lucky here! Googly, very short and spinning away way outside off stump, Gayle looks to reach out and cut, gets a thin edge which is well held by Samson. Gayle c Samson b Tambe 19(25) [4s-3]
Tambe to Gayle, THATS OUT!! Caught!!7.3
Tambe to Gayle, no run, wow! Fantastic googly from Tambe, Gayle was looking to go down the track but he had no clue about it as the ball spun across him7.2
Tambe to Zol, 1 run, down the leg side, swept away to backward square leg7.1
Tambe to Zol, FOUR, fantastic hit from the youngster! Watson's expression suggested that the shot was too good. Nicely tossed up from Tambe, but Zol got very low and swept it very hard to split long-on and deep mid-wicket to perfection
Time-out. Excellent over from the youngster. Though he didn't get a wicket, he troubled Gayle a lot with his wrong 'uns and variations in flight.6.6
Rahul Tewatia to Gayle, no run, again Gayle exposes the leg stump, Rahul Tewatia sprays this googly down the leg side, Gayle tries to help it away to fine leg but the ball hits the pad6.5
Rahul Tewatia to Gayle, no run, excellent bowling Rahul Tewatia. Teased Gayle in the flight, if only the googly ended up on the off stump, Gayle would have been a goner! He swings across the line and misses6.4
Rahul Tewatia to Gayle, no run, Gayle goes right across the sticks and defends the googly into the on-side6.3
Rahul Tewatia to Zol, 1 run, short and spinning away, Zol reaches out and cuts it square of the wicket on the off side6.2
Rahul Tewatia to Gayle, 1 run, again the wrong 'un but too short and Gayle smokes it off the back foot along the ground to long-on6.1
Rahul Tewatia to Gayle, no run, googly straightaway and Gayle had no clue about it, beaten all ends up as he played too early
Rahul Tewatia, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack
Surprising to see Tambe not bowl one googly to Gayle in that over!5.6
Tambe to Zol, no run, short and outside off stump, Zol mistimes the cut to point5.5
Tambe to Gayle, 1 run, again the wrong line from Tambe. Down the leg side and swept away to deep square leg5.4
Tambe to Gayle, FOUR, tossed up on the leg stump, Gayle looks to smash it hard but drags it wide of long-on, Steve Smith could do nothing about it5.3
Tambe to Gayle, no run, flighted delivery on the leg stump, Gayle misses the sweep, hit on the pad but the ball pitched outside leg5.2
Tambe to Gayle, FOUR, poor line, down the leg side, Gayle nicely sweeps and splits short fine leg and backward square leg to perfection. Well, after playing the shot, Gayle grimaced and was holding his right hamstring. What happened there?5.1
Tambe to Gayle, no run, fired on the leg stump, Gayle sweeps it straight to backward square leg
Pravin Tambe, right-arm leg break, comes into the attack4.6
Faulkner to Zol, no run, back of the slower delivery to end the over, Zol wanted to flat-bat it off the back foot over the infield but he mistimes it completely, the ball rolled to mid-on eventually4.5
Faulkner to Zol, no run, slower delivery outside off stump, Zol pokes and misses4.4
Faulkner to Zol, FOUR, he beats mid-off comfortably. Short and just outside off stump, Zol rocks back and flat-bats it to the right of the mid-off fielder and it races away to the fence4.3
Faulkner to Gayle, 1 run, Gayle gives the charge to the bowler, Faulkner drops it short, but Gayle drills it hard to long-on4.2
Faulkner to Zol, 1 run, steeply rising short of length delivery on the leg stump, Zol fends it to mid-wicket4.1
Faulkner to Gayle, 1 run, short of length delivery on the stumps, Gayle flicks it to mid-wicket
James Faulkner, comes into the attack3.6
Watson to Zol, FOUR, width offered and India's Under-19 captain smashes it square of the wicket on the off-side. Short and wide, Zol rocks back, drives and beats cover-point3.5
Watson to Gayle, 1 run, almost a Tennis smash from Gayle. Steep bouncer on the leg stump, Gayle made life difficult for him by stepping out of the crease, in the end the ball rolls to long-on who was pushed back after the boundary3.4
Watson to Gayle, no run, inside-edge but well wide of the stumps! Short of a length delivery angled across, Gayle chops it to the keeper3.3
Watson to Gayle, FOUR, don't bowl at his body, he'll put you away all day! Watson tried to cramp Gayle for room as he was advancing down the track, he also dragged the length back, Gayle, who's very tall happily pulls it away along the ground to the deep mid-wicket fence3.2
Watson to Gayle, no run, just a bit of late inswing on this short of length delivery on the leg stump, Gayle punches it to mid-off3.1
Watson to Gayle, no run, full outside off stump, the angle from over the wicket takes it away from the left-hander, Gayle simply shoulders arms
This is a dream start for Rajasthan! Not easy to keep the likes of Gayle and Kohli bogged down in the first three overs!2.6
Kane Richardson to Zol, no run, short of length delivery on the stumps, Zol defends off the front foot2.5
Kane Richardson to Zol, no run, bouncer on the leg stump, Zol sits under it, one for the over says the umpire2.4
Kane Richardson to Zol, no run, nice bit of outswing on this short of length delivery on the off stump, Zol was opened up a bit but he managed to fend it from the crease
Vijay Zol, left handed bat, comes to the crease2.3
Kane Richardson to Kohli, out Caught by R Bhatia!! He tried to open the innings and change things but nothing is working for Kohli at the moment. Another poor score for him and he's livid with himself! Good length delivery outside off stump, Kohli advances and tries to smash it over extra-cover, gets a thick edge that goes straight to third man! The Rajasthan camp is absolutely delighted! Kohli c R Bhatia b Kane Richardson 4(9) [4s-1]
Kane Richardson to Kohli, THATS OUT!! Caught!!2.2
Kane Richardson to Gayle, 1 run, very straight from Kane Richardson, Gayle flicks it to mid-wicket and gets off strike2.1
Kane Richardson to Gayle, no run, Gayle dances down the track to go big, but Kane Richardson keeps him calm by dragging his length back, there was a bit of outswing too which meant Gayle could only fend it into the off-side
Just one run in Watson's first over. Wide slip in place for the outside edge.1.6
Watson to Kohli, no run, short of length delivery on the off stump, Kohli defends off the back foot1.5
Watson to Kohli, no run, walks forward and almost chips it straight to Steve Smith at short cover. Probably, this fullish outswinger stopped a bit, Kohli checked his drive and luckily it didn't go to hand
Change of bat for captain Kohli now...1.4
Watson to Gayle, 1 run, Watson cramps Gayle for room with an inswinging good length delivery on the leg stump, Gayle inside-edges the flick onto the pad and it rolls to square leg1.3
Watson to Gayle, no run, Watson takes this good length delivery away from the left-hander, Gayle was simply ball-watching on that occasion1.2
Watson to Gayle, no run, nice and full around the off stump, Gayle pushes it tentatively to mid-off1.1
Watson to Gayle, no run, appeal for LBW but that was easily heading down the leg side. Full and swinging into the left-hander, Gayle fails to flick and gets hit on the pad
Shane Watson, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Kane Richardson to Kohli, no run, pokes and gets lucky. Short of a length outside off stump, steep bounce as well, Kohli tries to push it past backward point but misses. End of an interesting opening over from Kane Richardson0.5
Kane Richardson to Kohli, no run, this time he tries to muscle one over mid-off by advancing but the bowler shapes this away to fox the batsman completely0.4
Kane Richardson to Kohli, FOUR, that's more of a shot in anger from Kohli. Good length delivery swinging back in, Kohli slogs and gets a thick inside-edge that goes behind square on the on-side. Off the mark but not in the best of ways0.3
Kane Richardson to Kohli, no run, play and a miss. Short of a length delivery outside off stump, Kohli looks to square-drive and misses0.2
Kane Richardson to Kohli, no run, nice and full just outside off stump, good bit of inswing on offer for Richardson, Kohli drives it towards mid-off0.1
Kane Richardson to Kohli, no run, on a good length and swinging back into Kohli, he gets across and punches it towards mid-on.
Kohli and Gayle are at the crease. Kohli is on strike. Kane Richardson will open the attack
Big surprise from Bangalore, Kohli walks in with Gayle. He will also take first strike..
Watson: "We were looking to bowl first. That works well for us (he looks at Kohli and smiles). We have got one of the greats of Bengaluru (Dravid) with us. We still have to adjust to conditions all around the country. Things have been going along well for us. We have learnt from our mistakes. The crowd is close to the game here. The atmosphere is incredible. We have one change with Tewatia coming in for Kulkarni."
Kohli: "We are going to have a bat first. All we have to do is to go out there and play positive cricket. We have seen other teams gain momentum in the end. I am hoping for an all-round effort today. We have firepower in the batting. They will have to express themselves. It is a beautiful batting wicket. Chasing has not helped us. The pitch here always stays the same. We have 2 changes with Vijay Zol and Ashok Dinda coming in for Sachin Rana and Harshal Patel."
Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI): Ajinkya Rahane, Karun Nair, Sanju Samson(w), Shane Watson(c), Stuart Binny, Steven Smith, Rajat Bhatia, James Faulkner, Kane Richardson, Pravin Tambe, Rahul Tewatia
Royal Challengers Bangalore (Playing XI): Parthiv Patel(w), Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli(c), Vijay Zol, AB de Villiers, Yuvraj Singh, Albie Morkel, Mitchell Starc, Varun Aaron, Yuzvendra Chahal, Ashok Dinda
Royal Challengers Bangalore have won the toss and have opted to bat
The last time these two sides met in this season Rajasthan romped home with Tambe weaving a web around the Bangalore batsmen. Hello and welcome to the second match of this Sunday's double-header.
On the other hand, Rajasthan have been fairly consistent in the tournament, having won 5 games to stay at the top half of the table. However, their batsmen blacked out against Hyderabad in the previous game, thus letting the momentum slip away.
With their batsmen faltering repeatedly Bangalore find themselves at sixth place with just three wins in eight attempts.Kohli himself has been struggling for form while there seems to be no bottom to the abyss Yuvraj is hurtling into. Gayle too is yet to tee off. AB has been the lone bright spark in the batting department. There are not much complaints about the bowling though. Bangalore will have to fire in unison if they are to comeback into contention.
Outclassed by Kings XI Punjab in their previous match, Royal Challengers Bangalore face another tough challenge at home when they take on Rajasthan Royals at the Chinnaswamy stadium. The Shane Watson-led side, meanwhile, will be looking to return to winning ways after losing their previous game to Sunrisers Hyderabad. Bangalore are struggling to keep their chances alive in the tournament. Having already suffered five defeats in eight games, they are currently placed sixth with 6 points. Rajasthan are placed third in the points table with five wins and three losses and have 10 points.
Royal Challengers Bangalore:
Having failed to exploit their home advantage to get back the momentum, Bangalore's famed batting lineup will hope to click against the dogged Rajasthan. Having come back after missing Bangalore's first four games due to a hamstring injury, Gayle has been explosive in short stints and is looking for that big one. Skipper Virat Kohli has appeared off-colour in the last few games and the 25-year-old would also be eager to get a big score. Yuvraj Singh, who was bought for a whopping Rs 14 crore, has not been able to live up to the billing and he will be keen to make an impact. Bangalore will be banking on AB de Villiers, who blazed away with another heroic effort smashing 53 off 26 balls in a losing battle against Punjab.
RCB's bowling attack looks balanced with pacer Varun Aaron (12 wickets), Mitchell Starc (11) and leg-spinner Yuzwendra Chahal (10) delivering the goods. Leg-spinner Chahal has been the surprise package for RCB - apart from the game against Hyderabad where he went wicketless, the leggie has picked up wickets in every game and has also been economical. Bangalore will be expecting the bowlers to continue their good work while they will be hoping for the mis-firing batting line-up to click.
Rajasthan Royals:
Rajasthan, who have been performing consistently in the tournament, would have been disappointed that their batsmen could not chase down a modest target of 135 against Hyderabad in their last encounter. Shane Watson has been the key man in the RR set-up and it will be no different this time around. The Aussie all-rounder, who bagged three wickets for 13 in the last match, will look to get a big score with the willow. The young Karun Nair has shown a lot of promise at the top of the order and Rajasthan will expect a lot from him. Ajinkya Rahane, who fell for a duck in the last game, would look to get amongst the runs while Sanju Samson and Steven Smith will also be keen to make a mark.
In the bowling department, the 42-year-old leg-spinner Pravin Tambe continues to catch attention with his impressive performance. while skipper Watson has been in the thick of action with the ball. Kane Richardson has also done well with the ball for the Royals side while Rajat Bhatia too has done a good job. Rajasthan have a balanced bowling attack with a lot of variety and they will be hoping to restrict the power-packed Bangalore line-up, which surprisingly has not fired yet.
It just hasn't clicked; I don't know why. In five out of the seven games we have played, we have lost too many wickets up front. We are not playing too well as a team yet: Albie Morkel on RCB's batting failures.
Rajasthan Royals (From): Ajinkya Rahane, Karun Nair, Sanju Samson(w), Shane Watson(c), Stuart Binny, Steven Smith, Rajat Bhatia, James Faulkner, Dhawal Kulkarni, Kane Richardson, Pravin Tambe, Abhishek Nayar, Ben Cutting, Tim Southee, Unmukt Chand, Ankush Bains, Kevon Cooper, Brad Hodge, Iqbal Abdulla, Dishant Yagnik, Vikramjeet Malik, Rahul Tewatia, Amit Mishra, Deepak Hooda, Ankit Sharma
Royal Challengers Bangalore (From): Parthiv Patel(w), Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli(c), Sachin Rana, AB de Villiers, Yuvraj Singh, Albie Morkel, Mitchell Starc, Harshal Patel, Varun Aaron, Yuzvendra Chahal, Vijay Zol, Abu Nechim, Ravi Rampaul, Ashok Dinda, Muttiah Muralitharan, Shadab Jakati, Sandeep Warrier, Tanmay Mishra, Yogesh Takawale, Rilee Rossouw


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Darrell Wallace Jr. Joins with Camping World
May 30, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Darrell Wallace Jr. Joins with Camping World
This weekend beginning at Dover (Del.) International Speedway, Darrell Wallace Jr. will welcome Camping World and Good Sam to his No. 54 Toyota Tundra as the primary sponsor for 11 races this season in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.
The 2013 Sunoco Rookie of the Year Contender will be making his sixth career start in the series and his fifth career start at the one-mile oval track. He has three K&N Series starts (2010-2012), with one win in 2011, and one NASCAR Nationwide Series start (2012). His last three starts at the "Monster Mile" have been from the pole position.
"Dover is my favorite track to go to and I'm looking forward to getting there with Camping World and Good Sam on board the No. 54 Toyota Tundra this weekend," said Wallace. "It's very exciting to know we have a sponsor on board to help us through the rest of the races this year and support our program. Now we have to continue to make our program better from behind the scenes and go out there ready to win."
"We are very excited to be the primary sponsor of Darrell's team for the upcoming races," said Marcus Lemonis, chairman and CEO of Camping World and Good Sam. "He is a great young driver and we look for continued success from him during the 2013 racing season."
Both founded in 1966, Camping World and Good Sam are the world's largest retailer of recreational vehicles and the world's largest RV owner's organization. Camping World offers every outdoor enthusiasts with a one-stop-shop for all needs to support the RV lifestyle from tailgating at a local sporting event to camping in the great outdoors. To add to the camping experience, Good Sam members receive a variety of services including roadside assistance, financing, insurance, discounts at parks, campgrounds and events, as well as 30% off at Camping World supercenters nationwide and online.
Taking the next step to reach sport and outdoor enthusiasts, Camping World joined NASCAR as the Truck Series title sponsor in 2009 and also became the official RV and Outdoor Retailer of NASCAR. Race fans can also find Camping World mobile stores at select race tracks throughout the season for all their camping and tailgating needs.
Following this weekend's Lucas Oil 200 at Dover International Speedway, Camping World and Good Sam will appear on the No. 54 Toyota Tundra for 10 additional races this season as the primary sponsor.

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Winnebago continued its unbeaten streak March 1 when the Indians cruised to a 74-52 win over Sterling Newman at the Class 2A Byron Sectional final.
With the win, Winnebago advances to the DeKalb Super-sectional where the Indians will face Monmouth-Roseville on March 6 at 8 p.m.
The first 14 minutes of Friday's game were like a classic bout between two heavyweight sluggers. The Indians took a shot, and Newman (25-5) reeled a bit before firing a punch back.
The Comets connected with the first haymaker, 3-pointers by Nic Miller and Micah Trancoso that put Newman up 9-5 with 5:46 left in the first quarter. All that did was spur a 4-0 Winnebago run that tied the score.
Lucas Terveer had an answer, hitting a 3-pointer of his own. Back-and-forth it went, and the Comets closed the quarter with an 18-16 lead after A.J. Sharp made two of three free-throw attempts with 1.7 seconds left.
"It gave us a lot confidence coming out and hitting some shots and playing with them," Miller said. "Going into halftime down by five or six points felt really good, but we knew that they were probably going to come out and make a push."
"From the onset, I felt like the pace was a little faster than we wanted to go," said Newman coach Ray Sharp. "When they play that press, it's easy to fall into that game. You move it upcourt fast and then work the offense fast. Once they got us into that, it played into their game. They are used to that speed and have the athletes to play it the whole game. We have depth, but not quite as much depth as them."
The Winnebago run started in the last 2 minutes of the first half, shortly after Trancoso left the game with a cut above his left eye and starting center Kyle Moore – who battled flu-like symptoms before the game – picked up his second foul.
Matt Reinke, who missed his first four shots, hit a 3-pointer to put Winnebago up 32-27. Two Derek Polkowski free throws extended the lead out to 34-27 before A.J. Sharp hit a jumper for the last points of the half.
Winnebago (31-0) blew the game open by scoring the first 10 points of the third quarter. Reinke had six of those points, including making a free throw after being fouled on a made 3-pointer. The run put Winnebago up 44-27.
"It all started with our defense," Reinke said. "We picked up our intensity, started making them force things. We always look to turn our defense into offense on the other end."
Reinke, who was held scoreless in the first quarter, finished with a game-high 27 points. He made eight of 20 field-goal attempts, shot 3-for-11 on 3-point attempts and was 8-for-9 from the line.
"We came out focused on stopping Reinke and [Jacoby] Posley," A.J. Sharp said. "Early on, they weren't hitting shots, but they have so many other guys that can score. Once Reinke got going, it put a lot of pressure on our defense to stop him and not let other players get open."
Posley had 13 points, six of which came in fourth quarter, helping stave off Newman's hope of a comeback.
"I think we got fatigued," Ray Sharp said. "They can come at you so many ways. That's why you started seeing some missed shots and us getting beat on the offensive boards."
Newman missed some opportunities that could have slowed the Winnebago run. Sharp had a pair 3-pointers rim out, and Moore missed four shots from inside the paint. The Comets shot 2-for-13 for the quarter, scoring four points to Winnebago's 15.
"It gets very frustrating when the shots won't fall," A.J. Sharp said. "It was tough because you see them pulling away, and that makes you want to try even harder, and then you start pushing and forcing things."
Sharp led Newman with 20 points, going 8-for-21 from the field. Moore had 11 points and eight rebounds.
Winnebago beats Oregon in regional final
By Andy Colbert
From the start of the second quarter to the end of the game, Oregon and Winnebago each had 46 points. It was the first quarter, though, that created problems for the Hawks.
Winnebago jumped out to a 16-6 lead and never let Oregon get any closer than five points the rest of the way in a 62-52 Class 2A regional final Feb. 22.
"We had first quarter jitters and just turned it over too much," Oregon coach Quinn Virgil said. "We're not used to playing in front of this many people. I could see it our faces when we were warming up."
Using a 9-man rotation, Winnebago's full court press forced Oregon into nearly as many first-quarter turnovers than the Hawks had (11) in its semifinal game against Byron.
Ramping up the defensive pressure and stirring up the large 'Bago crowd, Brent Campbell and Ryan
Swigart rejected two of Caleb Mowry's shots in that same time span.
"I think those were big blocks," Winnebago coach Joe Murphy said. "They didn't go back to him much until the fourth quarter."
Mowry had a game-high 20 points, but only eight in the first three quarters. The 6-foot-5 all-state candidate ignited a mini Hawk run early in the third quarter with two straight baskets to help Oregon close to within 34-28 after trailing 30-19.
Poor shooting by Winnebago, who were only 12-for-36 at that point in the game, also helped Oregon. A Holden White steal gave the ball back to Oregon, but the bottom then fell out for the Hawks.
Jessie McKinley immediately turned the ball on a travel, White had an intentional foul, Mowry was called for charging and to compound matters, Derek Polkowski banked in a 3-point shot at the buzzer for Winnebago.
Suddenly, the 34-28 Indian lead grew to 45-28 at the end of the quarter.
"The problem is, 'Bago can go on runs in so many different ways," Virgil said.
A Jacoby Posley dunk off a steal to start the fourth quarter made it 47-28 and things looked even more dismal for Oregon.
Alex Cain, who directed Oregon offense all night, led the Hawks on a 10-point run to pull his team to within 47-38 with five minutes remaining.
Reinke responded with a 3-point basket on the other end and 'Bago regained control. Reinke and
Posley each had 19 points.
"Down the stretch, that shot was big for us," Murphy said.
"They have got so many shooters that can hurt you and can score in so many different ways off transition," Virgil said. "It's tough guarding both Reinke and Posley. Plus, they have other guys that can make the three."
Cain and Mowry added 3-pointers in the final minutes and McKinley was 4-for-4 at the line, but the Hawks would not come any closer than nine points the rest of the game.
"We couldn't get over the hump," said Cain, who has played on the same AAU team with Reinke and Posley since seventh grade. "On defense, they never stop. Whenever you think someone is open, it closes so quick on you. We just got a little out of control."
Alec Ketter quietly had nine points for Oregon (15-14) in helping Mowry down low. Winnebago remains undefeated at 28-0 and advances to the Byron sectional.


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The Federal Maritime Commission voted yesterday to initiate a rulemaking to strengthen protections for cruise line customer deposits and prepayments, and to reduce financial responsibility requirements for small cruise lines. Under the Commission's regulations, cruise lines must file evidence of financial responsibility to ensure that passengers will be able to obtain refunds if their cruises are cancelled. In a 3-to-2 vote, the Commission decided to prepare a proposed rule that will increase the maximum coverage requirement from $15 million to $30 million. This update responds to inflation and the growth of the cruise industry since the current $15 million cap was set in 1990. The Commission also directed that the proposed rule should relieve smaller cruise lines by giving them credit for existing additional forms of financial protection.
Chairman Richard A. Lidinsky, Jr. stated: "I'm pleased that after twenty years of debate, we have taken this concrete step toward better protecting consumers while making our regulations fairer. No passenger who has a cruise cancelled should lose his or her deposit or prepayment. The Commission looks forward to input from the public and cruise industry as we shape these updates to our passenger protections."
The majority vote directed Staff to prepare a notice of proposed rulemaking that would:
Double the maximum coverage requirement for larger cruise lines from $15 million to $30 million, with a phase-in period of two years;
In future years, adjust the maximum coverage requirement automatically to account for inflation;
Give relief to smaller vessel operators by reducing their coverage requirements to account for alternative forms of financial protections available to their customers.
The Federal Maritime Commission is the federal agency responsible for regulating the nation's international ocean transportation for the benefit of exporters, importers, and the American consumer. The FMC's mission is to foster a fair, efficient, and reliable international ocean transportation system while protecting the public from unfair and deceptive practices.
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PHOTOS WITH SANTA | Santa will have a new toy for the first 200 girls and boys who visit. Toys donated by Sons of the Confederate Veterans.
PHOTOS WITH SANTA Lakeland
Santa will have a new toy for the first 200 girls and boys who visit. Toys donated by Sons of the Confederate Veterans.
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today
LOCATION: Harley-Davidson of Lakeland, 4202 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
GINGERBREAD HOUSE CONTEST Winter Haven
See gingerbread houses built by both professional and amateur chefs. Funds raised benefit the Women's Resource Center of Florida Inc.
WHEN: Viewing hours with free admission are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, Dec. 8 and 15; 1-4 p.m. Sunday and Dec. 9. Special events are Breakfast with Santa, 8-10 a.m. today, $5; Candy Land, 1-4 p.m. today, $10; and Teddy Bear Tea, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Dec. 8, $5.
LOCATION: The Women's Club, 660 Pope Ave. N.W.,
CAROLS IN THE PARK Winter Haven
Schools, choirs and bands will perform. Also vendors, Candy Cane Corner, visit with Santa.
WHEN: 10 a.m to 5 p.m. today and Sunday
LOCATION: Central Park
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS FEST Frostproof
Snow, bounce houses, pony rides, petting zoo, chili cook-off, more.
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today
LOCATION: First United Methodist Church, 150 DeVane St.
COST: Free, except for food and chili tasting and voting.
HOLIDAY ICE BLOCK PARTY Mulberry
Crafts contests, prizes, special presentation by paleontologist Frank Garcia.
WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today
LOCATION: Mulberry Phosphate Museum, 101 S.E. First St.
COST: Free, donations accepted
SANTA'S WORKSHOP Lakeland
Santa and Mrs. Claus, elves, children's books handed out, pictures with Santa, create a holiday snack.
WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. today
LOCATION: Family Fundamentals, 1021 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
COST: Free
PHONE: 686-1221, Ext. 221


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Statistics published by a controversial U.S. based dating service suggests that two students a day in Northern Ireland are signing up to receive a University education in return for sex. The company which operates the website claims that 6,460 women and 555 men in Northern Ireland have met rich partners through their website, reports the Belfast Telegraph.
Around 700 males and females are using the 'sugar daddy' dating service as a means to pay their way through college. Over 1,700 'sugar daddies' have also used the online service - SeekingArrangement.com, 438 of whom live in Belfast.
Queens University is ranked 16th of the fastest growing 'sugar baby/daddy' schools in the UK. Belfast also came 13th in a European survey of its membership numbers.
With rising university fees, fewer part-time jobs and declining wages, it seems students are struggling to pay their way. Students can pay up to $14,107.35 (£9,000 ) a year, and University lecturer and women's activist, Goretti Horgan said the statistics were "a sign of the failure of our politicians to tackle youth unemployment."
Anna Lo, Alliance MLA for South Belfast, warned of the dangers theses 'arrangements' pose for young men and women, she said it equated to "prostitution" and warned women against being exploited."I'm appalled," she said. "This is really selling yourself – selling yourself to rich men."
SeekingArrangement.com's company chief executive officer, Brandon Wade, defended the agency as a service connecting "intelligent and goal-orientated ladies... (with) sugar daddies (who) are respectful gentlemen." He recently wrote on their website, "Because the relationship between a sugar daddy and a sugar baby is romantic in nature, most sugar relationships will likely involve sex. And because a sugar daddy is expected to be the generous gentleman, money will always be spent on the sugar baby. I don't see anything wrong (or illegal) with that."
It would appear that things may get worse before they get better with the latest figures from the Las Vegas-based agency claiming to show a sharp rise in the number of so-called 'college sugar babies' using the service in the last year.
As Goretti Hogan put it, it would seem "desperate people do desperate things."


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myView will display information about payroll checks you were issued and direct deposits you made; it will display your W-4 tax withholding information; non-payroll business expense reimbursements; it will allow you to check your general information file, including your name, address and telephone number; and it documents the licenses and certifications you hold and have recorded in Human Resources. myView will give you instant, anywhere access to current and past payroll data, tax information, leave balance and usage details, and licensure information.
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Pulsar, in astronomy, a neutron star that emits brief, sharp pulses of energy instead of the steady radiation associated with other natural sources. The study of pulsars began when Antony Hewish and his students at Cambridge Univ. built a primitive radio telescope to study a scintillation effect on radio sources caused by clouds of electrons in the solar wind. Because this telescope was specially designed to record rapid variations in signals, in 1967 it readily recorded a signal from a totally unexpected source. Jocelyn Bell Burnell noticed a strong scintillation effect opposite the sun, where the effect should have been weak. After an improved recorder was installed, the signals were received again as a series of sharp pulses with intervals of about a second. By the end of 1968 it was clear that the team had discovered a rapidly spinning neutron star, a remnant of a supernova.
In 1974 the first binary pulsar—two stars, at least one of which is a neutron star, that orbit each other—was discovered by Russell A. Hulse and Joseph H. Taylor, for which they shared the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physics. Using this binary system, they observed indirect evidence of gravitational waves and also tested the general theory of relativity. Several dozen binary pulsars are now known. In 1995 the orbiting Compton Gamma Ray Observatory detected the first object that bursts and pulses at the same time. This bursting pulsar, another class of pulsars, is currently the strongest source of X rays and gamma rays in the sky. Fewer than a dozen bursting pulsars are known to exist.
The intense magnetic field and plasma that are believed to surround a neutron star provide an effective source of radio waves. The high-energy electrons of the plasma spiral around the magnetic field and emit radio waves and other forms of electromagnetic radiation. This synchrotron radiation is highly directional, like a flashlight beam. If the neutron star is rotating, it will act like a revolving beacon and produce the observed pulses. The pulses recur at precise intervals, but successive pulses differ considerably in strength. Since 1968 more than 700 pulsars have been observed, with pulse rates from 4 seconds to 1.5 milliseconds; the very rapid ones are called millisecond pulsars. The interval between pulses decreases ever so slightly with the passage of time, and it is believed that the slower pulsers are the older stars while the rapid pulsers are the younger. Pulsars in the Crab Nebula and at the site of the Vela supernova can be detected optically as well as at X-ray and gamma-ray frequencies.


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The solid South isn't as solidly Republican as it once was, a fact which could give Barack Obama 55 more electoral votes and help put the Democratic presidential nominee in the White House, a veteran political analyst said.
Hastings Wyman, editor of the Southern Political Report, says he expects Obama to carry Florida, North Carolina and Virginia, three states which would give him 55 electoral votes, a feat not achieved in decades.
"When I turned on the TV this morning I saw where Obama was making three appearances today," said Wyman, speaking at the Southern Crop Production Association's annual meeting in Charles, S.C., on Monday (Nov. 3). "Those stops were scheduled to be in Florida, North Carolina and Virginia."
Wyman, a native of Aiken, S.C., recounted how the Old South had been totally Democratic from the end of the Civil War until World War II. That began to change in the 1950s, and the South has voted for only two Democratic presidential candidates, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, both southerners, since the 1960s.
This year's political contest has been remarkable, said Wyman. "It has been exciting from the get-go, and it has excited the public. Millions of new voters have registered and many millions have voted early."
GOP presidential hopeful John McCain could still carry most of the Southern states with the remaining 113 electoral votes. "Georgia is very close; it could go either way," said Wyman. "I've seen polls showing McCain one or two points ahead (in Georgia), and others showing they're tied."
This was the fifth election analysis Wyman had provided for the SCPA annual meeting, which is generally held the first Monday and Tuesday in November. Wyman began writing the Southern Political Report in the 1980s.
Wyman spoke briefly about the Bradley or Wilder effect, which he called the "Great secret white hope for Republicans." According to either, voters supposedly will tell pollsters they're voting for a black candidate when they actually plan to vote the opposite.
He said he doesn't see the phenomenon having much effect in the 2008 election, especially in the South. "I sense that white voters in the South are quite comfortable telling pollsters they are voting for McCain.
"We also have a generation of voters coming up who are not so race conscious," he said. "I thought there might be some of that this time, but in most of these polls Obama is over 50 percent and I don't believe that will be a factor."
Those electoral votes in Florida, North Carolina, Virginia and possibly Georgia will contribute to what Wyman called "Obama's nationwide victory." Several factors are driving the Democrat's success, he noted.
"In the last eight to 10 months, we have seen a huge increase in registered voters, and they have not been across the board. There have been more Democrats registering to vote than Republicans in those states where they identify by party; there have been more African Americans in excess of their percentage of the populations; and many more young people than before."
Another factor is a huge increase in early voting, "and the last numbers I've seen are that 59 percent of those voters are going for Obama."
Wyman said Democrats could also pick up five new Senate seats and seven to eight new House seats in the South. Among the Republicans who could be defeated are Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky.
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According to the announcement, this addition brings the total rentable square footage under LEG to more than 4 million, primarily centered in the New Jersey/New York metro area. The glass-clad building's tenant roster includes Paychex, IBM, Burns & McDonnell, Tingley Rubber, and more.


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Four years after going to the wordpress repository, and 189,795 downloads later, Transposh will be leaving the wordpress.org repository.
Apparently, all this time our widget had a link to our site, and although it was possible to remove it, this was against the wordpress.org guidelines.
This is a guideline that we can not accept, we believe that we deserve credit for our work. Not less than twitter, facebook, or any other well known company providing third party widgets out there.
We also can not accept the fact that our plugin will be removed without notice, and without any time to make changes, right out of the blue.
We can not accept that messages that we post on the plugin forum will be removed just because the moderators don't like them, or decide that they are against rules that they have created themselves. Rules they don't want to reconsider.
They are free to make any decision they like, after all, its their hosting and their rules. Can't ignore that, luckily enough we don't have to accept them.
If you want to complain, don't complain here, try and complain on the forums, but my guess is that you will be moderated, wordpress.org is not a democracy, nor is it a GPL compliant site, everything there must be free, in cost, and in speech, that is the reason you got tons of crippled plugins that only serve as promotion to a pro version. This is also what they suggested that we do with Transposh. And we don't like it, not one bit.
If a next version will ever be uploaded to that site, it will be a crippled version, (without any links here, for sure) and not the most usable version. The latest version (non crippled) will be served right here on the download page. To which we will now have to add an update mechanism.
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It's not you...it's me
The oldest term to say I want you to f*ck off ... or I want to leave this relationship and in most cases it explains one side wanting to end a relationship.
But in an asexuals case this might simply not be the case..in an asexuals case it really could be..it's not you, it's me
Most asexual people who have a partnership,relationship or marriage it seems, are more likely to be with a sexual person than an asexual
Now...if you have been lucky and been honest..the person will know that you are asexual because you have told them so as the relationship progressed and you cross certian bridges together as the relatuionship grows and expands......If you are unlucky then your partner would not know because it was unlikely you knew either and only found out later in life and in the relationship
At this point i do need to remind some that asexuality is simply the lack of attraction..it is not low libido, sexually repulsed, sex positive, social anxiety complex or depression..it has absolutely nothing to do with the act of sex at all...beyond the definition..everything else is singular to that individual asexual..singular.
So some asexuals will be sex positive, some will be sexually repulsed etc etc ..you get the drift so that is why I feel to say asexuality causes problems within a relationship personally, is a false one...asexuality is the lack of sexual attraction and nothing more...each individual asexual will have different standards for whatever reason..in regards to relationships and sex, comprimises or at least each others expectations and possiblilities are explored
One of the hardest things to explain..when you do not know you are asexual but know there is nothing in the "sexual attraction box"..is to explain to a sexual partner is ..it's not you it's me. A sexual partners mind can be either going into overdrive as to why you do not sexually fancy them or it can be switched off thinking you are nothing other than a cold fish..or both at the same time
Asexuals here need to be more understanding..we cannot simply say "respect my differences and you must accept it"..that is not a relationship..that is a sub dom relationship. One where the asexual is the dominant..and they state ..if you loved me you would understand and respect that..you then have to ask...what about the sexuals need for love and understanding??? wouldn't a better approach be..this is what I think I am and this is how it works with me...how do things work for you and can we seek a compromise?
Many asexuals do compromise but the key here is if you believe the 99% sexual figure..then sexual attraction is the norm and not having it is not..so we as asexuals need to work a little bit harder and a little bit smarter in understanding our sexual partners
For a sexual partner, not knowing why they feel unloved by you through sexual attraction must be soul destroying if they do not know what is going on..we need to be more understanding of their needs and emotions when explaining how we feel we are and how that works/doesn't work for us
Any asexual who demands of a partner, this is who I am and you must fit in with me....does not want a partner, they want a dog
An asexual who communicates well within a partnership and also respects their sexual partners emotions and understandings will have a better chance of being understood themselves
Remember a partnership isn't you versus them..it should be you two versus everyone else...sexual or asexual
It's not you ...it's me
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Well, it is a matter of judgement.
But, I would point out that at one time, we could have said the same thing as Dell.
These advantages are strong, but they are not a proposition in physics. You're making the Highlander Argument -- there can be only one. But, that is seldom true.
The other piece is that (if I recall correctly) HTC doesn't really have a plan B. That may cause it to do things that its other compeitors don't.
For instance, it could figure out some partnering relationships that benefit it, perhaps with no-name carriers; it could figure out how to get into the enterprise or certain kinds of enterprises.
Basically, what you're describing is the dilemma a lot of smaller fish face. Some get eaten, but some manage to find a place to hide that the bigger fish are just too big to bother with.
In any event, there really isn't One Unitary Market, especially if you're an HTC. You can be more nimble; you probably have to be, but they start from an OK place; at least they are near breakeven plus trying for the general market today.


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Wonder Land columnist Dan Henninger says the botched roll-out of healthcare.gov is part of a broader problem of government incompetence.
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I ... I ... Ch I ... mean it's about accountability ... transparency and fairness for the American public ... how can the administration punish innocent Americans by forcing them to buy ... from a system that does not work ... and lose rollout has been nothing short of a disaster ... be welcome to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel that was Michigan Republican Fred Upton this morning ... kicking off a hearing as to what went wrong with the ObamaCare website ... rollout it's about accountability it's about transparency ... but really can we really trust this administration to fix ObamaCare ... or anything else ... I've got Wonderland Columnist and Henninger here to talk about this team and ... um a lot of finger pointing ... this morning ... you if you if you sit back and you take in ... the vastness ... of the spots rollout ... trust the government to ... to to fix us from ... well it's a good question I mean look at what is happening here Mary ... this atmosphere around the Obamacare rollout at this point is rife with ill will and mistrust is an overly toxic atmosphere around I suppose that isn't helped by the fact that the website did the prices ... of the policies before you can even sign up but birthdays nobody in the Obama Obama administration would step forward and try to give any sort of clear explanation of what was going on ... instead it was ... utterly political hse laughable political spin Kathleen civilians was saying you know ... a million people try to get in that's a success this was ludicrous happy talk in late night comedians are having a field day at their in sincerity ... so now you've got these contractors there all of whom ... have reputations to defend Friday ... they use to say well why didn't they just sign of global an Amazon Goebel on Amazon or to put their reputations on the line for this program knowing what they were dealing with ... some know I think there is a real issue of trust in the federal government right now got a quote from the Sibilia said that ... on the screen ... as she says quote I call the contractor its eighteen Hearing Kiprusoff hundred and fifty per cent ... so ... I in promising some sort of tech surge as opposed to what you think they had the team working on a ... bill now they have everything on the line for this company ... Democrats are starting to question ... the White House HHS is ability to ... to get Obamacare working ... well the probably very nervous about it Mary because let's face it the target insurance pool the uninsured ... would nominally in some sense be Democrats ... up or people be uninsured young people these the ones they appeal to during the campaign promise saying that Obamacare was going to be ... manna from heaven and health care and now it's not time there's a lot of ill will ... a round of the launch of this thing and I suspect a lot of Democrats are getting very un easy and the more they find out about it ... I think more they're going to discover that the fix is not that the next week on a long time I'm not sure Republicans helped their case with the


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Jimmy Johnson became the ninth Miami Hurricane inducted into in the College Football Hall of Fame at a ceremony in New York City on Tuesday night.
Johnson began his career as a college assistant coach at Louisiana Tech in 1965 and earned his first head coaching job in 1979 with Oklahoma State. After spending five seasons there, he became the head coach at the University of Miami in 1984.
"Having spent the majority of my career in college, this is a tremendous honor," Johnson said. "When I look back . . . in the entire career, the most fun that I ever had was at the University of Miami."
In five seasons at Miami (1984-88), Johnson posted a 52-9...


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