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Executives-in-Residence Bring More Than 60 Years of Experience in Science and Business to Bentley's New Center for Integration of Science and Industry
Bentley University welcomes two new Executives-in-Residence this fall. Michael A. Boss, PhD, MBA, and Nancy Hsiung, PhD, will collaborate on research and mentor students in Bentley's newly established Center for Integration of Science and Industry. The Center's mission is to understand the process by which science is translated for public value and accelerate this translation by engaging top leaders in the fields of science and industry in interdisciplinary dialogue, scholarship, and education.
"We are pleased to welcome two such high level experts in the fields of science and business to the Bentley community," notes Dr. Fred Ledley, Director of the Center for Integration of Science and Industry and a professor of Natural and Applied Sciences and Management. "Their professional success as executives and entrepreneurs will help inform our scholarship, and we are certain they will be great role models for our students as they prepare for careers in technology-intensive industries of the future."
Michael Boss, PhD, MBA, has been a leader in the biotechnology industry for more than 30 years as a scientist and senior executive. As a group leader at Celltech, he was lead inventor of the landmark "Boss Patent," which enabled the genetic engineering and manufacture of recombinant, monoclonal antibodies, and generated more than $1 billion in revenue. In addition, Boss co-founded Oros Instruments, a successful developer of protein purification equipment that was acquired by Biotage. He subsequently joined Genica Pharmaceuticals as Vice President of Research and Development and later Vice President of Operations, where he had a central role in building Genica (renamed Athena Diagnostics) into the leading developer of neurological and genetic tests. Most recently, he held the position of Vice President, Corporate Office of Technology, at Elan Corporation and Chief Operating Officer of Xanthus Life Sciences, leading its acquisition by Antisoma, where he continued in senior executive positions.
"It remains incredibly difficult to develop great science into great products and great businesses," notes Boss. "Inventive scientists can't do it by themselves. Scientists need to team with smart business leaders and together, find ways to creatively translate inventions into successful products and sustainable businesses. It is exciting to be part of a Center that is studying how to make this process more efficient and preparing students to lead such processes in the future."
Nancy Hsiung, PhD has more than 30 years of experience in the biotechnology industry in scientific research, management, and venture capital. She was an early employee of Integrated Genetics (Genzyme/Sanofi) where she established the company's gene expression and tissue culture capabilities and has served in management positions at Applied Biotechnology, Inc., as US Head of Corporate Development for Toyobo Corporation's biopharmaceutical division, and as a consultant with expertise in strategic planning, business development, technology assessment, market research and financing for biotechnology and biopharmaceutical companies. Hsiung has also worked as a Partner with GeneChem Management and a Vice President of A.M. Pappas & Associates. She holds over 15 patents and patent applications worldwide.
"Doing diligence for venture investments in start-up companies reveals a lot about what it takes to build a business based on science," said Hsiung. "The typical business and investment models often don't work for start-up companies. I am looking forward to working with the faculty and students at Bentley to study science-based business models and strategies that may create greater public value from translational science."
Created in 2012 with a generous grant from the National Biomedical Research Foundation to Bentley University, the Center for Integration of Science and Industry brings together faculty, students, and visiting scholars in an interdisciplinary effort to improve the efficiency of translating scientific discoveries to create public value. The Center is an environment for thought leadership that brings together scholarship that spans science, technology, management, finance, and public policy. This scholarship will be informed by expert workshops as well as contributions to the practices of both public and business organizations.
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Anderson: "It was loud (on his experience of playing in Mumbai). Good to have the kids watch the match. It was a good wicket and hopefully, we can continue winning here. It is important to keep calm in crunch situations, you need to know when to hit the boundaries. We needed a win and it's kind of a fortress, so we would want to keep it that way."
Corey Anderson is the MoM
Rohit: "A much needed win for us. We have been trying hard for the last 5 games. We were back in familiar conditions and that helped us. Holding back Malinga was crucial as he bowled two tight overs. I would like to thank the underprivileged kids for coming and supporting us. It was a typical Wankhede wicket with some help for everyone."
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Mitchell Johnson's 19th over proved to be the turning point as Pollard decided to take matters into his own hands. He ended the match and therefore brought Punjab's winning streak to an end as well. Do stay tuned for the post-match presentation quotes...
Mumbai's win has brought a smile on the legend - Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar's face. He is very happy. And so should everyone in the Mumbai camp. This was a well planned chase. They didn't get off to a good start with Sandeep Sharma swing proving to be deadly. But once the powerplay ended, they found batsmen who were willing to take the target on. Rohit Sharma wanted to be there till the end, but he fell and that turned the game again. But Mumbai had Pollard and an unlikely hero in Tare who played a cameo.19.1
Sandeep Sharma to Pollard, SIX, Mumbai win! And the crowd go bonkers. Mukesh Ambani is high-fiving everyone. Pollard has finished it off, just took one delivery for him to do it. Lofts a full delivery over long-off, looks like he has started a new way of celebrating - points his bat to the dressing room after taking it well over his shoulder. Can't quite make out what he was doing there. Anyway that ends Mumbai's run of defeats in the tournament.
Sandeep Sharma [3.0-0-23-2] is back into the attack
Sandeep Sharma to bowl the final over. Can he do something special?18.6
Johnson to Pollard, 1 run, low full toss, struck to long-on, Miller keeps it to a single. 20 came off that over. Johnson's over has completely changed the game in favor of Mumbai.18.5
Johnson to Pollard, FOUR, that's a one-handed shot. Just slogged and the ferocity of the slog meant that he lost all balance, one hand came off the bat handle, but it beats deep square leg to his right. Johnson wears a wry smile on his face. Mumbai heavy favorites now. Their game to lose from here18.4
Johnson to Pollard, FOUR, that is so unlucky for Johnson. He bowls a great yorker, it is hitting the base of middle, until Pollard brings his bat down, the thick inside edge is found and the ball scuttles along the turf and beats fine leg to the fence. That's T20 for you - where even good deliveries can hurt you18.3
Johnson to Pollard, 2 runs, well bowled, deceived Pollard with a slower delivery, the batsman was winding up for the big hit, checks his shot and hares back for the 2nd before deep square leg can get to the ball18.2
Johnson to Pollard, 2 runs, low full toss, heaved to deep mid-wicket, good work in the deep from the fielder as he slides to prevent the boundary18.2
Johnson to Pollard, wide, the pressure is getting to Johnson now. He bowls it well down leg, wide called
Now Johnson is coming from round the wicket. Bowl short? Or will he stick to the fuller ones. The crowd are in full blast now. They have got their voices back. They sense a Mumbai win here. Mindgames now from Johnson as he pulls out of his run-up just as Pollard was winding up for the big hit. The crowd don't like it. They boo Johnson18.1
Johnson to Pollard, SIX, the Mumbai fans are dancing in the isles. Pollard has played the big shot. Picks the length ball and then unleashes a monstrous swing of the bat to send the ball well over long-on. That ball went into the section where the crowd are clad in the Mumbai jerseys.
Mitchell Johnson [3.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack17.6
Balaji to Tare, SIX, no he can't! Tare takes full toll off the final delivery by dancing out and smacking the length ball way over the ropes at deep mid-wicket. That's 16 off the over and the equation now reads 25 from two overs
31 needed off 13 now. Can Balaji bowl a good final delivery?17.5
Balaji to Tare, 2 runs, short and wide, though it was swinging away, Tare carves it wide of sweeper cover, so another two to the total17.4
Balaji to Pollard, 1 run, very full and wide outside off, driven to long-off17.3
Balaji to Tare, 1 run, short of length and hurries onto Tare who mistimes the pull to long-on, but succeeds in bringing Pollard back on strike
35 needed off 16 now17.2
Balaji to Tare, FOUR, super shot. Picks the slower delivery from Balaji and goes over cover, just relied on timing and the ball goes for a one bounce over the ropes four. Mumbai need more of this.17.1
Balaji to Tare, 2 runs, a mistimed chip, off the inside half of the bat, wide of long-on and Pollard is very quick to come back for the second16.6
R Dhawan to Tare, 1 run, turned to square leg, takes the single and retains the strike with that run16.5
R Dhawan to Pollard, 1 run, low full toss, flicked to deep mid-wicket, straight to the fielder, so only a single
Aditya Tare, right handed bat, comes to the crease16.4
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, out Caught by D Miller!! Is that the game? Could well be. Corey Anderson had lost his touch in the last few overs and the creeping required rate gets the better of him. Wants to loft this full ball over long-off, but can only send it straight down the throat of the man. Corey Anderson c D Miller b R Dhawan 35(25) [4s-3 6s-2]
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, THATS OUT!! Caught!!16.3
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, no run, wide yorker length delivery outside off, just inside the guideline and Corey Anderson can't reach it16.2
R Dhawan to Pollard, 1 run, complete miscue that, one hand came off the bat handle as Pollard tried to big over the leg-side, luckily the ball falls in front of deep mid-wicket rushing in16.1
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, 1 run, slogged without any timing to long-off
Rishi Dhawan [3.0-0-19-1] is back into the attack15.6
Balaji to Pollard, no run, beautiful outie, draws Pollard into the forward defensive, then as it pitches it seams away to miss the edge. Lovely ball and nearly produced a game-changing wicket15.5
Balaji to Pollard, no run, good length outside off, Pollard takes his time and lets it go. Who shoulders arms in a T20 game, that too in the 16th over of the game when the required rate is over 10. Well you have Pollard doing that15.4
Balaji to Corey Anderson, 1 run, low full toss outside off, sliced to sweeper cover
Kieron Pollard, right handed bat, comes to the crease
Time-out. Coming back to the appeal for obstructing the field, even though Balaji didn't hit the stumps or run Anderson out, they appealed stating that the batsman got in the way of Balaji as the bowler was about to pick the ball up in his follow-through. They reckoned that the batsman deliberately changed direction and that's why there was an appeal. Nothing wrong with the appeal. You are allowed to do that as per the laws of the game. Replays showed that Anderson just avoided bumping into the bowler and changed direction to complete the single. The third ump then made the call, that it wasn't obstructing the field. It could still turn out to be a big moment in the game, especially if Anderson wins the game for Mumbai.15.3
Balaji to Rohit, out Caught by W Saha!! A huge wicket that for Punjab. Nothing shot from Sharma. He tried to work the single to leg, but played too early, closed the face on that and the leading edge was found. Saha settled under the skier. Sharma looks very disappointed as he walks back to the dug-out. He was playing the waiting game and wanted to take his side home, but someone else has to do it now for Mumbai. Rohit c W Saha b Balaji 39(34) [4s-4 6s-2]
Balaji to Rohit, THATS OUT!! Caught!!15.2
Balaji to Rohit, FOUR, Sharma gets a timely boundary. Goes leg-side and knows where the gap is, heaves it to the vacant deep square leg fence. More of this is needed for Mumbai15.1
Balaji to Corey Anderson, leg byes, 1 run, Anderson is just trying to hit everything to the leg-side. Is early into the shot, the ball rolls off the pad down the wicket, almost a collision between Anderson and Balaji, but they avoid each other. The single is completed but hang on! The Punjab side are appealing for obstructing the field. Did Anderson change direction? The umps are talking to the third ump who is having a look at the footage. We have a result: Corey Anderson is fine. He stays at the crease14.6
Johnson to Corey Anderson, 1 run, full and on the pads, flicked to deep mid-wicket, only a single. That is a fine over from Johnson. Just the three off it14.5
Johnson to Corey Anderson, no run, Johnson completely foxes Anderson with a slower delivery, the batsman is too early into the shot, the ball rolls off the pad and to the keeper, no chance of a bye as well as the keeper is alert enough. Interestingly if the throw from the keeper - which was way off target - had hit the stumps, Anderson would've been out, as he was out of his crease.14.4
Johnson to Corey Anderson, 2 runs, low full toss, slogged wide of fine leg, where Pujara - though he is slow to get to the ball - does a good job of saving the boundary. A slight fumble but still only a couple of runs14.3
Johnson to Corey Anderson, no run, backs his short delivery and beats Corey Anderson on the pull. The batsman was shaping to pull, but was beaten for pace. That was seriously quick from Johnson
Back over the wicket now comes Johnson. What will his gameplan be? Bowl short? Or will he stick to a fuller length?14.2
Johnson to Corey Anderson, no run, off the toe-end of the bat and straight to the fielder at mid-off, Rohit has to rush back14.1
Johnson to Corey Anderson, no run, from round the wicket and a low full toss, Anderson swings and misses. A very optimistic shout for LBW, but that distracted the batsmen from taking a leg bye
Mitchell Johnson [2.0-0-14-0] is back into the attack13.6
Balaji to Rohit, no run, dabs it to the left of Bailey at point, who flings himself and stops it. Saves a run for his team and keeps Sharma away from strike13.5
Balaji to Rohit, FOUR, Sharma has improvised really well. Goes down on his knees and paddle-scoops it over the man inside the ring at short fine. He is playing the sheet-anchor role to perfection with Anderson going berserk at the other end13.4
Balaji to Corey Anderson, 1 run, good bowling from Balaji. Bowls the wide yorker, Anderson can only jam it down, Sharma wants the strike, calls him through13.3
Balaji to Rohit, 1 run, nurdled to short fine inside the ring, straight to the fielder and they take a quick single13.2
Balaji to Rohit, no run, tries to punch the short of length delivery through the off-side, but inside-edges it back onto the pad13.1
Balaji to Rohit, no run, gentle length delivery on the stumps, turned to short mid-wicket
Lakshmipathy Balaji [1.0-0-11-0] is back into the attack12.6
A Patel to Corey Anderson, FOUR, 20 off the over. A big one for Mumbai. Corey Anderson heaved early, but it produced the inside edge and ran wide of backward square leg inside the ring. No-one in the deep to prevent the boundary and that ends Patel's spell. 40 off his 4 overs today12.5
A Patel to Corey Anderson, FOUR, doesn't matter, whether he is coming from over the wicket or round the wicket. It's still a boundary. Flat-batted over Patel's head, another one bounce over the ropes four. Nearly went all the way as the flat hit gives Patel more headaches. What will the last ball go for?
Patel is coming from over the wicket now12.4
A Patel to Corey Anderson, SIX, Corey Anderson will take his chances against the left-arm spinner this over. Launches him over deep mid-wicket, even though it was the arm-ball, Anderson just went through with the big hit. What will A Patel do now?12.3
A Patel to Corey Anderson, FOUR, another mishit, but still good enough to carry for a one-bounce four. Back over the bowler and it bisects the two men on the straight boundary12.2
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, dabbed wide of point, takes the single and gives the strike back to Corey Anderson12.1
A Patel to Corey Anderson, 1 run, low full toss, bunted wide of long-on11.6
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, 1 run, tries to repeat the dose, but can only slog it off the toe-end to long-off11.5
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, SIX, a length ball and Anderson has latched on. Biffs it high and over long-on, for a moment it looked like he had holed out, but such is the power of the man, that even a seemingly mishit ball carries all the way and well over the ropes11.4
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, no run, gives the charge and tries to go big, misses the slower delivery and is lucky that the ball didn't hit off-stump. R Dhawan is bowling these slower deliveries really well11.3
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, no run, uses his feet and tries to go big, completely mistimes it to mid-off11.2
R Dhawan to Rohit, 1 run, change of pace from R Dhawan, turned to square leg, takes the single on offer11.1
R Dhawan to Rohit, SIX, deliberately slashed away. Knew third man was inside the ring and went over short third. It was short and wide, Sharma lashed out at it and it just went all the way10.6
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, makes room and drives inside out to deep cover10.5
A Patel to Corey Anderson, 1 run, skidding on, flat as well, Corey Anderson completely mistimes the pull to deep mid-wicket10.4
A Patel to Corey Anderson, 2 runs, cut away square of the wicket, two was the call and an easy two it is10.3
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, fraction short on off, punched through cover, for a single10.2
A Patel to Rohit, no run, pushed through around off, Sharma drives and finds Patel in the way10.1
A Patel to Rohit, no run, quicker delivery angling, Sharma comes slightly forward and misses the nudge, is rapped on the pads, Patel enquires about the LBW but it was sliding down leg9.6
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, no run, full and inviting the Anderson to drive, he obliges and goes after it, only for the ball to beat the outside edge. Excellent over this, only 1 run and a wicket as well9.5
R Dhawan to Corey Anderson, no run, touch short and outside off, chopped to backward point
Corey Anderson, left handed bat, comes to the crease
A slip in place for the new batsman9.4
R Dhawan to C Gautam, out Lbw!! This was always on the cards. Gautam had been tied down for a while and he tried to do something fancy, loses his wicket in process. Umpires checked for the no-ball but Dhawan was fine. This was a fuller delivery on middle and leg, Gautam sees that third man is inside the ring and goes for the reverse scoop, he misses and is caught in front. Shamshuddin make the right decision as the ball would have hit leg stump. C Gautam lbw b R Dhawan 33(29) [4s-2 6s-2]
R Dhawan to C Gautam, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!9.3
R Dhawan to Rohit, 1 run, change of pace from Dhawan, Sharma camps on the back foot and guides it to short third man
Third man comes in and long off goes back9.2
R Dhawan to Rohit, no run, back of a length around off, Sharma knocks it to cover9.1
R Dhawan to Rohit, no run, holds its line close to off, Sharma looks to work it to the on-side gets a leading edge to cover8.6
A Patel to C Gautam, 2 runs, pushed through full outside off, Gautam slog sweeps it wide of deep mid wicket, they take on Maxwell and make it back easily even with the direct-hit8.5
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, flatter and on the stumps, punched to deep mid wicket8.4
A Patel to Rohit, no run, slows this up on off, Sharma comes half forward and turns it to the right of the bowler8.3
A Patel to C Gautam, leg byes, 1 run, arm-ball sliding on middle and leg, Gautam does not connect the reverse sweep and the ball lobs to the on-side8.2
A Patel to C Gautam, no run, Patel sees Gautam charging down and holds the length back, Gautam knocks it towards cover8.1
A Patel to C Gautam, no run, tossed up on off, Gautam presses forward and defends it with a straight bat7.6
R Dhawan to C Gautam, 1 run, nothing pitched up from Dhawan to Gautam, another short of length delivery, Gautam nurdles it behind square for a single7.5
R Dhawan to C Gautam, no run, short of length on the body, Gautam tucked to short mid-wicket, he wanted the single but is sent back rightly, as Maxwell was the fielder, he shies at the stumps but does not hit7.4
R Dhawan to C Gautam, 2 runs, on a length outside off, Gautam walks across his stumps and heaves it between deep mid-wicket and long on for a couple, Miller does the tiding up7.3
R Dhawan to C Gautam, no run, Gautam again advances down the wicket and drives this good length ball on the up to cover, no timing on that7.2
R Dhawan to C Gautam, no run, nips back in sharply from a length, Gautam takes couple of steps down the wicket, is cramped for room, and the ball hits him high on the pad7.1
R Dhawan to Rohit, 1 run, starts with a back of a length delivery just outside off, Sharma stands tall and glides it to third man
Rishi Dhawan, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, tucked into the mid-wicket region for a single6.5
A Patel to C Gautam, 1 run, tries to reverse paddle again, lobs off the glove and falls in front of short third6.4
A Patel to Rohit, 1 run, a hint of a leading edge as Sharma tried to turn to leg, but they take a single to cover6.3
A Patel to Rohit, FOUR, now Sharma improvises and gets a boundary. Takes it from outside off and paddles it neatly, fine leg was too square and he can't get there6.2
A Patel to C Gautam, 1 run, fraction short outside off, Gautam cuts to sweeper cover6.1
A Patel to C Gautam, FOUR, cheeky from C Gautam. Reverse paddles it down to the third man fence. Good start to the over
Akshar Patel, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack5.6
Johnson to Rohit, no run, drives it back to Johnson, who in anger throws it back at the stumps. A glare or two from Johnson, to which Sharma responds with a smile5.5
Johnson to Rohit, FOUR, graceful stuff from Rohit. Makes room and goes over cover, one bounce over the ropes and that is a fine inside out hit5.4
Johnson to Rohit, no run, chance of a run-out missed. Dabbed to point, Gautam was haring down for a quick single, Sharma sent him back and Miller's relay throw to Johnson was good enough, but the ball got stuck in the bowler's hand, he couldn't release it in time onto the stumps and that allowed Gautam to get back. A chance missed.5.4
Johnson to Rohit, wide, Saha is convinced that Sharma has gloved one down the leg-side, but Shamsuddin doesn't think so. Replays show that it was indeed glove, so Sharma is lucky to be still there. Short and down leg, Sharma in trying to glance, feathered a glove to the keeper. Even Sehwag and Johnson knew it was glove, with the bowler talking to the ump while walking back. Rohit stays
Now Johnson is coming from round the wicket5.3
Johnson to C Gautam, 1 run, full and wide outside off, steered in the air, but just wide of gully in a catching position5.2
Johnson to Rohit, 1 run, short and wide outside off, slashed on the bounce to third man5.1
Johnson to Rohit, no run, full and on off, Sharma tries to drive through cover, but the inside edge is found and the ball dribbles to short mid-wicket
More sight-screen issues. Another delay. The ad-hoardings is the reason for the delay this time4.6
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, SIX, make that two sixes in the over. Gautam gives Sandeep Sharma the charge and goes across the line, hoicking it way over deep mid-wicket. Those two biggies have dented Sharma's figures. Mumbai get a move on4.5
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, back to his inswinger goes Sandeep Sharma, raps Gautam on the pad, but that was too high and sliding down leg as well4.4
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, SIX, finally Gautam plays an authentic cricketing shot and gets a six. Looked like the slower delivery, he picked it up early and lofted it beautifully over extra cover. The timing took it all the way4.3
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, another loud shout for LBW, but Gautam may have got outside the line of off. He didn't know where the ball had gone and set off for a non-existent single, Maxi from point, under-armed it onto the stumps, but Gautam was in anyway4.2
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, what is he doing? Gautam doesn't have a clue against Sandeep Sharma. Tries to ramp a short delivery, again pre-meditation involved, and the ball loops off the toe-end towards the slip cordon. Looked very ungainly while playing that stroke4.1
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, another sharp inswinger, Gautam doesn't know which way the ball is going, awkwardly tries to defend, the ball hits him high on the pad and then rolls onto the body
Now Gautam pulls out as Sandeep Sharma runs in. A guy was running across the sight-screen as Sandeep was running in. Now Oxenford goes up to sort things out. A slight delay. Looks like it has been sorted and we are ready to go again.3.6
Johnson to Rohit, SIX, Sharma gets off the mark with a pulled six over deep square leg. Maybe he was expecting the short delivery, rocks back and top-edges it over deep square leg. Used the pace of Johnson well that time3.5
Johnson to Rohit, no run, what do I know? I said a bouncer, Johnson bowls a full delivery and that was good thinking too, Rohit drives nicely but finds the bowler on his follow-through
Now just as Johnson was running in, Sharma pulls out as there was some movement behind the bowler's arm. That will only infuriate Johnson even more. Expect a bouncer this ball.3.4
Johnson to Rohit, no run, quick and hostile fast bowling from Johnson. Clocked at 147kph and into the body of Sharma who plays it down to square leg3.3
Johnson to Rohit, no run, cut well, but hard into the ground and straight to the fielder at point3.2
Johnson to Rohit, no run, short of length on the stumps, Sharma stays in the crease and defends it back down the track3.1
Johnson to C Gautam, 1 run, short of length outside off, dabbed down to third man
Mitchell Johnson, comes into the attack2.6
Sandeep Sharma to Rohit, no run, short of length on the stumps, tucked to short mid-wicket
Rohit Sharma, right handed bat, comes to the crease2.5
Sandeep Sharma to Rayudu, out Lbw!! Good decision from Oxenford. Knew that it was pad first and sends Rayudu on his way back. Sharp inswinger from Sandeep Sharma - he is moving it both ways - and that completely bamboozled Rayudu. He was expecting the outie, but it darted back in and caught him right in front. Though he got bat on it, the impact was pad first and Oxenford raised his finger in a hurry. Mumbai in early trouble once again. Rayudu lbw b Sandeep Sharma 8(5) [4s-2]
Sandeep Sharma to Rayudu, THATS OUT!! Lbw!!2.4
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, 1 run, swung in late and nearly went through the defences of Gautam. Luckily the inside edge went down to deep square leg2.3
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, he is playing too many shots too early. Advances and tries to hoick, but inside edges it onto the pads2.2
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, no run, short and outside off, Gautam tries to upper cut and misses2.1
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, FOUR, magnificent improvisation from Gautam. Moves across his stumps - a bit of pre-meditation in that - and then ramps it over short fine inside the ring. Connected it beautifully2.1
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, wide, well down leg and a wide called1.6
Balaji to Rayudu, FOUR, edged and just wide of Sehwag at slip. Went for the cover drive and the swing away produced the outside edge, Sehwag put in the dive, but it eluded his right-hand even as he was airborne in an effort to catch it1.5
Balaji to Rayudu, no run, Rayudu wanted to play another attacking shot, took a step out, but left it alone after seeing the ball seam away from a good length outside off1.4
Balaji to Rayudu, FOUR, Rayudu takes on Balaji and gets a boundary. Takes a step out of his crease and launches it over mid-on, wide of the fielder as well. First boundary for Rayudu1.3
Balaji to C Gautam, 1 run, an ugly hoick and all that results is an inside edge onto the pads that dribbles behind square. If he had missed that, he would've been dead in front of the stumps1.2
Balaji to C Gautam, 2 runs, dropped by Akshar Patel. Once he got there, and got two hands, he should've hung on. A leading edge as Gautam tried to go leg-side, Patel went from mid-off, was running back, got both hands, but couldn't hang on as he went to ground. A life for Gautam. Will he make Punjab pay?1.1
Balaji to C Gautam, no run, a gentle outswinger from Balaji first up, left alone
Lakshmipathy Balaji, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack0.6
Sandeep Sharma to Rayudu, no run, outie again from Sharma, driven away from the body, without any timing to mid-off. Good end to a wicket-taking over from Sharma
Ambati Rayudu, right handed bat, comes to the crease0.5
Sandeep Sharma to Ben Dunk, out Caught by W Saha!! Acrobatic catch from Saha. Superb swing bowling from Sandeep Sharma, lovely outswinger, forced Dunk to drive away from the body, the edge was going in between him and first slip, that's when Saha flew to his left and was airborne when he gloved it two-handed. Sharma exults and the dangerous Dunk is gone. Jonty Rhodes isn't pleased in the Mumbai dug-out at all. Ben Dunk c W Saha b Sandeep Sharma 5(4) [4s-1]
Sandeep Sharma to Ben Dunk, THATS OUT!! Caught!!0.4
Sandeep Sharma to C Gautam, leg byes, 1 run, sliding down leg, Gautam shuffles across and misses the flick, would've gone down leg and the ump rightly negates the call0.3
Sandeep Sharma to Ben Dunk, 1 run, punched to mid-off, there is a direct hit at the non-striker's end, but Ben Dunk was well in. There was a chance of an extra run off the ricochet, but Gautam had gone too far to think about it0.2
Sandeep Sharma to Ben Dunk, no run, more swing for Sandeep Sharma, curves away nicely, from a good length area, left alone0.1
Sandeep Sharma to Ben Dunk, FOUR, even though this ball has gone to the boundary, the swing on the delivery should encourage Sandeep Sharma. Outswinger from him, but a little too floaty, Dunk drives well, though slightly away from the body, to the deep extra-cover fence
Ben Dunk and C Gautam are at the crease. Ben Dunk is on strike. Sandeep Sharma will open the attack
Welcome back for the chase.. Sandeep Sharma has the ball. Two slips in place for him. Here we go
Zaheer's injury at the fag end of his spell should concern Mumbai. But there is the more pressing need to chase down this total and register their first points on the board. They haven't lost at home last season, while they haven't won this season so far. One of those two things will change after the game is over. Which one will it be? Do join us soon to find out...
Punjab end on 168 which is a very good total, considering that they didn't get off to a great start. They lost Pujara and Sehwag early, but Maxwell - who has flopped in the last two games - and Saha put on a terrific stand. Just when it looked like Maxi would wreak havoc, Harbhajan dismissed him. That brought Mumbai back into it, but Saha kicked on and made a fine fifty. Malinga's last two overs which went for 5 and 3 respectively kept Punjab to 168.19.6
Malinga to Johnson, no run, great final over from Malinga. Just the three off it. The final delivery is another searing full ball on off, Johnson tried to ramp it and top-edged it onto his body, then the ball brushed his helmet too, Saha was looking for the single, Johnson was in no mood to oblige. So it will be a dot to end the innings.19.5
Malinga to W Saha, 1 run, heaved to deep square leg, Saha slipped while turning back for the 2nd, so Johnson will be on strike19.4
Malinga to W Saha, 2 runs, low yorker length delivery, Saha bunts it to long-on, good running from Johnson as he comes back for the 2nd
Mitchell Johnson, left handed bat, comes to the crease19.3
Malinga to D Miller, out Caught by Ben Dunk!! Excellent catch diving forward at long-on. Miller knew as soon as he hit it, that he was in trouble. Looked at the toe-end of the bat - that's where the impact came from - and smashed his bat into his body in frustration. It was dying on Dunk who came forward, after initially looking like he had misjudged it, he clasps on. Rohit appreciates that effort. D Miller c Ben Dunk b Malinga 16(12) [4s-1 6s-1]
Malinga to D Miller, THATS OUT!! Caught!!19.2
Malinga to D Miller, no run, superb bowling from Malinga. That's 2 dots in a row from him. Another outswinging low full toss, similar to the previous delivery, Miller swings and misses19.1
Malinga to D Miller, no run, low full toss and swinging away, Miller looks to launch and misses18.6
Pollard to W Saha, 2 runs, heaved between mid-wicket and wide long-on, Dunk did a great job by running around and diving to keep it to a couple18.5
Pollard to D Miller, 1 run, slower delivery outside off, Miller reaches out and drives it to sweeper cover18.4
Pollard to D Miller, SIX, smashed. All too easy for Miller as he latches on to a low full toss and launches it way over long-off. Hit it right off the middle of the bat and went a fair way back
Kieron Pollard [2.0-0-23-0] is back into the attack18.3
Zaheer to D Miller, leg byes, FOUR, that is bad luck for Zaheer. Hang on! What has happened there? As soon as Zaheer bowled that, he seemed to clutch his left arm-pit, is in pain and is now walking off with the physio. That's bad news for Mumbai and more importantly for India, with such a big series in England coming up next month. Let's hope that it's not that serious. Immediately he knew that there was an issue and went to ground. The physio had a look and took Zaheer off with him. Coming back to the ball, it was a superb inswinging low yorker length delivery, Miller swung and missed, but it went off his leg and beat short fine leg who was inside to the fence. It will be Pollard to complete the over18.2
Zaheer to W Saha, 1 run, makes room and carves it down to sweeper cover18.1
Zaheer to W Saha, SIX, Saha gets to a well-made fifty with a good pull shot. Banged in short on the stumps from round the wicket, Saha swivelled and pulled it over deep square leg, went a long way back into the stands
Zaheer Khan [3.0-0-21-0] is back into the attack17.6
Malinga to W Saha, 1 run, makes room and crashes it to cover, straight to the fielder who is on the edge of the circle17.5
Malinga to W Saha, no run, how did that miss the leg stump? Saha pre-meditated the charge, came down the track and swung, missed a full toss and the ball missed the leg stump by not much17.4
Malinga to D Miller, 1 run, fullish and on the stumps, Miller clears his right leg out of the way and lofts it to long-on17.3
Malinga to W Saha, 1 run, comes down the track and tries to heave, it runs off the inside half of the bat and again deep backward square leg is quick enough to get to the ball17.2
Malinga to D Miller, 1 run, there comes the low full toss, almost yorker length, Miller toe-ends it down to long-off17.1
Malinga to W Saha, 1 run, heaved down to deep backward square leg, the fielder did well to keep it to a single
Lasith Malinga [2.0-0-17-0] is back into the attack16.6
Bumrah to D Miller, FOUR, Bumrah spoils all the good work so far in the over, by bowling one well down leg and what's worse is that he had short fine inside the ring, pulled to the right of Malinga who didn't even attempt to dive16.5
Bumrah to D Miller, no run, that looked like it stopped on him a bit, Miller defends it back to Bumrah16.4
Bumrah to D Miller, 2 runs, back of a length on middle and leg, tucked to deep mid-wicket16.3
Bumrah to W Saha, 1 run, takes it from outside off and heaves the slower ball to backward square leg16.2
Bumrah to D Miller, 1 run, pacy good length delivery on off, defended to sweeper cover off the front foot16.1
Bumrah to W Saha, 1 run, slower delivery outside off, Saha gets forward and steers it to deep backward point
Jasprit Bumrah [3.0-0-16-0] is back into the attack15.6
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, backs away and punches it to short third, a quick single is taken
David Miller, left handed bat, comes to the crease15.5
Harbhajan to Bailey, out Caught by Corey Anderson!! Richly deserved wicket for Harbhajan. He has bowled really well in this over and gets Bailey now. He roars and does a fist pump. This was tossed up and outside off, Bailey thought it was there for the slog sweep, but it dropped on him at the last second, so the shot took a top-edge and landed in Anderson's hands. Anderson reverse-cupped it nicely and another dangerous Punjab batsman is gone. Bailey c Corey Anderson b Harbhajan 15(14) [4s-2]
Harbhajan to Bailey, THATS OUT!! Caught!!15.4
Harbhajan to Bailey, 2 runs, pulled to deep square leg, in the gap and it is an easy couple of runs15.3
Harbhajan to Bailey, no run, goes on the back foot and whips it straight to the fielder at mid-wicket15.2
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, Saha was looking for the big hit, came down the track, then realised he wasn't to the pitch of the ball, played it softly to short third15.1
Harbhajan to Bailey, 1 run, nicely flighted, drops on Bailey who dabs it in front of point and takes the single
Harbhajan Singh [3.0-0-29-1] is back into the attack14.6
Zaheer to W Saha, FOUR, Preity is high-fiving in the Punjab dug-out, happy with that shot from Saha. Took it from outside off and swung it over mid-wicket, deep mid-wicket gave chase, but couldn't get there. Zaheer wears an exasperated look on his face, clearly not happy that the fielder didn't stop that14.5
Zaheer to Bailey, 1 run, fullish and outside off, Bailey opens the face of the bat and carves it to sweeper cover14.4
Zaheer to Bailey, FOUR, Bailey releases the pressure with a cracking cut shot, beats point to his left with a fine shot. Hit sweetly and once it beat the diving fielder, it was always a boundary, third man ran, but had no chance14.3
Zaheer to Bailey, no run, slower delivery on off, driven uppishly, but falls in front of cover. That's 3 dots in a row14.2
Zaheer to Bailey, no run, tries to heave it to leg, the inside edge rolls to square leg
Now Zaheer is coming from round the wicket14.1
Zaheer to Bailey, no run, Bailey is just trying to dab everything, this time he misses with his attempted shot to third man
Zaheer Khan [2.0-0-12-0] is back into the attack13.6
Pollard to W Saha, SIX, Saha is toying with Pollard. Takes it from a good length and heaves it over the man (Anderson was the fielder) at deep backward square leg, who leapt to catch it, but the ball was always going to win the race. Would've been a sensational take had he grabbed it. 16 off the over.
Now Gautam has come up to the stumps13.5
Pollard to W Saha, FOUR, good batting from Saha. Knows mid-off was inside the circle and goes over him, came down the track and lifted it over, one bounce over the ropes13.4
Pollard to Bailey, 1 run, short of length on off, Bailey dabs it down to third man13.3
Pollard to Bailey, no run, well bowled! The slower delivery from Pollard, Bailey didn't pick it, was early into the shot, the ball dribbles to the right of the bowler13.2
Pollard to W Saha, 1 run, slower delivery from Pollard, heaved away to fine leg
Now the short fine has gone back to a conventional fine leg13.1
Pollard to W Saha, FOUR, poor delivery first up after the break from Pollard and he has been put away, sliding down leg, Saha helps it past short fine inside the ring
Kieron Pollard [1.0-0-7-0] is back into the attack
Time for the strategic break12.6
Corey Anderson to W Saha, 1 run, this time Zak cuts it off. It must be said though the ball, just went to his right, a couple of paces and he got there, keeps it to a single12.5
Corey Anderson to Bailey, 1 run, off-break, the cutter from Corey Anderson, dabbed to third man again12.4
Corey Anderson to W Saha, 1 run, dabbed to third man12.3
Corey Anderson to W Saha, no run, back over the wicket comes Corey Anderson, a loud appeal for caught behind from Gautam, but there was no nick as Saha tried to run it down to third man and missed. Anderson tried to join Gautam in the appeal, but the ump got it right12.2
Corey Anderson to Bailey, 1 run, short and wide outside off, Bailey dabs it to sweeper cover12.1
Corey Anderson to Bailey, FOUR, comical stuff from Zak at third man. Ambles after that, like a snail and the ball beats him to the fence. It was dabbed to his right at third man, any other fielder and it would've been only a couple, but Zak can't run and that gives Bailey a boundary
Corey Anderson [1.0-0-9-1] is back into the attack11.6
Harbhajan to W Saha, no run, reverse swept to Zak at short third, who fires a wayward throw, but Rohit is there to back up at short mid-wicket
George Bailey, right handed bat, comes to the crease11.5
Harbhajan to Maxwell, out Caught by Ben Dunk!! Harbhajan has his revenge. Bad batting from Maxwell it must be said. The over had proved costly till now, yet Maxwell tries to go for another biggie and perishes. The doosra from Harbhajan, deceived Maxwell in the flight as he came charging down, the lofted hit didn't have enough distance and Dunk holds on to the skier at long-on. A big wicket as Maxwell could've wreaked havoc. Maxwell c Ben Dunk b Harbhajan 45(27) [4s-5 6s-2]
Harbhajan to Maxwell, THATS OUT!! Caught!!11.4
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, back over the wicket comes Harbhajan, Saha flicks to deep square leg11.3
Harbhajan to W Saha, SIX, now Saha takes on Harbhajan. From round the wicket came Harbhajan for this delivery, Saha went down on his knee and slog-swept him over deep square leg. 13 off the over from the first 3 balls11.2
Harbhajan to Maxwell, 1 run, low full toss, driven to long-on11.1
Harbhajan to Maxwell, SIX, that is such a good shot. A proper cricketing shot that from Maxwell. Down the track and to the pitch, before lofting it way over long-on. Pressure on Harbhajan now10.6
Pollard to Maxwell, 1 run, back of a length around off, Maxwell swats it down to deep mid wicket and keeps strike10.5
Pollard to Maxwell, 2 runs, slightly short and outside off, Maxwell toe-ends the pull to mid-wicket, since it was not off the middle the duo come back for the second10.4
Pollard to W Saha, byes, 1 run, slower delivery just outside off, Saha does not pick and is beaten for the lack of pace, Gautam gets a bad bounce and lets it go through10.3
Pollard to Maxwell, leg byes, 1 run, Pollard thinks he has got his man, but the umpire doesn't think so, good length ball just outside off, Maxwell tries to play a reverse hit, he misses and is struck on the thigh pad, the impact was outside off and a good decision10.2
Pollard to Maxwell, 2 runs, drags the length back outside off, Maxwell flat-bats it wide of long off, they take on Malinga and get back comfortably for the second10.2
Pollard to Maxwell, wide, full and outside off, Maxwell lets it go and umpire Shamshuddin calls it a wide10.1
Pollard to W Saha, 1 run, good length ball close to off, Saha walks across his stumps and nudges it to mid-wicket
Kieron Pollard, right-arm fast medium, comes into the attack9.6
Harbhajan to Maxwell, FOUR, Harbhajan gifts a friendly full toss outside off, Maxwell says thank you and drives it to the deep extra cover fence, he picked the gap to perfection9.5
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, quicker and on middle, Saha paddles it to backward square leg9.4
Harbhajan to W Saha, no run, tossed up just outside off, Saha goes for the slog sweep, he toe-ends it back to the bowler9.3
Harbhajan to Maxwell, leg byes, 1 run, flighted delivery, Maxwell comes down the track and tries to hoick it, he misses and the ball pops off the pads to the on-side9.2
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, slightly quicker on middle and leg, Saha works it to square leg9.1
Harbhajan to W Saha, no run, nice loopy delivery, Saha comes forward and turns it to mid-wicket8.6
Malinga to W Saha, 1 run, low full toss on off, Saha clips it to mid-wicket and races through for a quick single8.5
Malinga to W Saha, no run, in the blockhole again, Saha squeezes it to the left of the bowler8.4
Malinga to Maxwell, 1 run, toe-crushing yorker on the stumps, Maxwell gets his front foot out of the way and digs it to backward point, Malinga appeals for LBW but it came off the bat8.3
Malinga to Maxwell, no run, quick short delivery, Maxwell goes for the hook but does not make contact8.2
Malinga to Maxwell, FOUR, Maxwell decides to take on Malinga, he charges down the inswinging yorker and gets an inside edge, the ball deflects off his boot past the keeper, Gautam should have done better8.1
Malinga to Maxwell, SIX, Malinga tries to bounce Maxwell out, but the Aussie is in top-form and he dispatches the short delivery over the deep mid wicket fence for a maximum
Lasith Malinga [1.0-0-5-0] is back into the attack7.6
Harbhajan to Maxwell, 1 run, pushed through outside off, Maxwell drives it to long off7.5
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, slower and around off, Saha gets to the pitch of the ball and works it to long on7.4
Harbhajan to Maxwell, 1 run, flighted outside off, Maxwell chips it over extra cover for a single7.3
Harbhajan to Maxwell, FOUR, what a shot! This was the doosra from Harbhajan, Maxwell spots it well and lofts it inside out wide of sweeper cover, his bottom hand comes off the handle as he played that7.2
Harbhajan to W Saha, 1 run, throws this up gently just outside off, Saha steers with an angled bat to short third man7.1
Harbhajan to Maxwell, 1 run, tossed up on off, Maxwell eases it down to long on
Harbhajan Singh, right-arm off break, comes into the attack6.6
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, good comeback by Bumrah, who gave away only 6 runs which also included a free-hit, on a length close to off, Saha dabs it to backward point, he wanted the single but Maxwell is not interested6.5
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, good length ball angled in, Saha fails to make contact6.4
Bumrah to Maxwell, 1 run, touch short and on middle, Maxwell toe-ends the pull to deep square leg6.3
Bumrah to Maxwell, no run, shortens the length on the stumps, Maxwell goes for the heave, he misses and is hit on the abdomen, the ball lobs back and goes past the leg-stump6.2
Bumrah to Maxwell, no run, length delivery just outside off, Maxwell tries to swat it across the line, he misses and the ball gushes past the inside edge6.1
Bumrah to Maxwell, FOUR, Maxwell makes full use of the free-hit, full and outside off, he backed away but still manages to reach it and drill the drive wide of mid-off
Free-hit coming up to Maxwell..6.1
Bumrah to Maxwell, no ball, the youngster overstpes and bowls a short delivery outside off, Maxwell chops it to backward point
Time Out!5.6
Malinga to W Saha, no run, good length ball close to off, Saha hangs back and knocks it to cover-point5.5
Malinga to W Saha, no run, full and targeting the stumps, Saha leans forward and works it to mid-wicket5.4
Malinga to W Saha, no run, pulls the length back outside off, Saha tries to run it down to third man but does not make contact5.3
Malinga to W Saha, FOUR, that is much better from Saha, he made good use of Malinga's pace, too straight and on leg-stump, Saha gets inside the line and tickles it past short fine leg5.2
Malinga to W Saha, no run, length delivery on off, Saha dabs it to backward point, he needs to rotate strike here5.1
Malinga to Maxwell, 1 run, starts with an off-cutter, Maxwell waits for it and tucks it to deep square leg
Lasith Malinga, right-arm fast, comes into the attack4.6
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, good length ball on off and middle, Saha gets behind it and defends it to the right of the bowler. Good over from the youngster4.5
Bumrah to Maxwell, 1 run, Maxwell misses out on a full toss, he clips it straight to the man at deep square leg4.4
Bumrah to W Saha, 1 run, touch short and on off, Saha dabs it wide of backward point4.3
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, again angling in, Saha gets across and turns it gently to mid-wicket4.2
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, slants it in from short of length, Saha knocks it to the on-side4.1
Bumrah to W Saha, no run, short of length just outside off, Saha taps it to backward point
Jasprit Bumrah [1.0-0-8-0] is back into the attack3.6
Corey Anderson to Maxwell, no run, full and on the stumps, Maxwell tries to play the pick up shot, he is early into the stroke and ends up chipping it just short of mid-on3.6
Corey Anderson to Maxwell, wide, pushed well wide of off, Maxwell lets it go and wide called3.5
Corey Anderson to Maxwell, FOUR, full and plenty of width on offer, Maxwell with the form he is in does not need sighters, goes on his knees and slices it over the infield for a boundary to sweeper cover3.4
Corey Anderson to Maxwell, no run, shortish length on off, Maxwell stands up and knocks it to backward point
Glenn Maxwell, right handed bat, comes to the crease3.3
Corey Anderson to Pujara, out Caught by C Gautam!! The bowling change has worked. Pujara who was looking so good departs to a false stroke. Full delivery angled across the right-hander, Pujara goes for the drive that he has been playing so well, this time though he only manages an edge to the keeper, he does not wait for the umpires decision. Pujara c C Gautam b Corey Anderson 19(18) [4s-4]
Corey Anderson to Pujara, THATS OUT!! Caught!!3.2
Corey Anderson to Pujara, no run, pitched up and outside off, Pujara drives and finds cover-point3.1
Corey Anderson to Pujara, FOUR, another top quality shot from Pujara, nothing fancy from him, he comes well forward and crunches the full delivery wide of mid-off and picks up his fourth boundary
Corey Anderson, left-arm fast medium, comes into the attack2.6
Zaheer to Pujara, 1 run, shortens the length around off, Pujara waits for it on the back foot and steers it to third man2.5
Zaheer to Pujara, no run, change of angle from Zak, angles it in from round the wicket, Pujara clips and finds short fine leg, either side of the man and that would have been a boundary2.4
Zaheer to Pujara, FOUR, super shot! A copybook cover drive from Pujara. Fuller and outside off, Pujara comes on the front foot and drives it beautifully through the in-field, the timing takes it to the fence2.3
Zaheer to W Saha, 1 run, fuller and outside off, Saha pushes it in front of mid-off and takes off for a quick single2.2
Zaheer to Pujara, 1 run, on a length close to off, Pujara works it wide of mid-on
Wriddhiman Saha, right handed bat, comes to the crease2.1
Zaheer to Sehwag, out Sehwag Run Out!! The Mumbai skipper hits the bulls-eye to send Sehwag packing. There is a saying that, you never run on a misfield. This was back of a length just outside off, Sehwag punches it to cover-point, Anderson makes a half stop, the batsmen decide to go for the single, Rohit runs in from cover, picks up the ball and hits the sticks at the bowlers end. Sehwag was out by a long way. Sehwag run out (Rohit) 1(2)
Zaheer to Sehwag, THATS OUT!! Run Out!!
Third umpire called in for a run-out chance. Sehwag the man in question. He is gone by a mile1.6
Bumrah to Pujara, no run, good length ball outside off, left alone by Pujara1.5
Bumrah to Pujara, no run, a beauty from Bumrah, that wide of the crease bowling is causing some trouble, bowls it back of a length and nips it back in, Pujara is cut into half as the ball goes past the inside edge, Gautam appeal for caught behind but does not get any support from the bowler1.5
Bumrah to Pujara, wide, short and well wide of off, Pujara shoulders arms and wide signalled1.4
Bumrah to Pujara, FOUR, classy shot! This was pitched up outside off, Pujara leans forward and caresses the drive past cover, it was all timing from the opener1.3
Bumrah to Pujara, no run, this one goes straight on outside off, Pujara has a poke at it and is beaten1.2
Bumrah to Sehwag, 1 run, back of a length and slants in, Sehwag is tucked for room, he gets an inside edge onto the mid-riff and the ball lobs to the off-side1.2
Bumrah to Pujara, 2 wides, sprays it well down leg, Pujara can't get anywhere close to that, Gautam makes a half stop and the duo take an easy run1.1
Bumrah to Pujara, no run, Bumrah goes up in an LBW appeal, this one angles in and hits Pujara on high on the pad, the issue was height and was heading down leg as well
Jasprit Bumrah, right-arm medium, comes into the attack0.6
Zaheer to Pujara, 1 run, good length ball slanted outside off, Pujara opens the face and guides it to third man0.5
Zaheer to Pujara, no run, slightly short and outside off, Pujara pats it to Pollard at backward point
Rohit takes himself off second slip and goes to extra cover0.4
Zaheer to Pujara, no run, fuller and just outside off, Pujara punches off the front foot to cover0.3
Zaheer to Pujara, no run, on a length and on off, Pujara gets behind it and knocks it to cover-point0.2
Zaheer to Pujara, FOUR, hint of inswing for Zak, but Pujara is up to it, he covers the swing and flicks it uppishly over square leg for the first runs
Two slips waiting for the outside edge...0.1
Zaheer to Pujara, no run, good length delivery around off, Pujara watches it go past him and into Gautam's gloves
Pujara and Sehwag are at the crease. Pujara is on strike. Zaheer will open the attack
Mumbai players are out in the middle followed by the Punjab openers. It is going to be a thrilling encounter. So get ready folks as the first ball is on the way....
Bailey: "We are happy to be back home in India. We have not done anything special as we have won a few games. There have been some good performances and there is no complacency. Yes, they are a strong team and we are looking forward to this game. We will have a bat. We have started really well but these are different conditions and we start on zero today. We can expect the pitch to be the same for 40 overs. We are unchanged."
Rohit: "Very excited to be back home. It has been our fortress and we want to keep it that way. Good to see 18000 under privileged kids have come to watch us play, so we want to put a smile on their face. The conditions are hot but we are used to playing here. It looks like a dry wicket and we would have also batted first. We now have to restrict them. We have one change, Pragyan Ojha misses out and Jasprit Bumrah comes in."
Mumbai Indians (Playing XI): Ben Dunk, Rohit Sharma(c), Corey Anderson, Ambati Rayudu, Kieron Pollard, Aditya Tare, Chidhambaram Gautam(w), Harbhajan Singh, Lasith Malinga, Zaheer Khan, Jasprit Bumrah
Kings XI Punjab (Playing XI): Virender Sehwag, Cheteshwar Pujara, Wriddhiman Saha(w), Glenn Maxwell, David Miller, George Bailey(c), Rishi Dhawan, Mitchell Johnson, Akshar Patel, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Sandeep Sharma
Kings XI Punjab have won the toss and have opted to bat
While Punjab swept the UAE leg, Mumbai are still win-less, thus languishing at the bottom of the pile. Can the Punjab juggernaut keep rolling on? Or can Mumbai spark a revival of sorts and keep up in the tournament? Rohit's men though will be relieved to be back amongst familiar environs. Remember, the Wankhede was a fortress for Mumbai last year, where they clinched all 8 encounters. Toss and team details coming at you in a short while.
Preview by Gokul Gopal
Having lost all their five matches so far, the Mumbai Indians will be glad to be back home and will be eager to make optimum use of the local conditions to register their first win. However, that is easier said than done as they will be taking on the upbeat Kings XI Punjab, who returned to India after clean-sweeping the UAE leg.
Mumbai Indians:
Nothing has gone right for the defending champions, who are staring down the barrel after failing to register a single win in the UAE leg. Mumbai Indians began their campaign with a 41-run loss against Kolkata Knight Riders, following which Royal Challengers eased past them by 7 wickets. Chennai Super Kings too registered a comfortable 7-wicket win while Delhi Daredevils got past the line with 6-wickets in hand against the Rohit Sharma-led side. Mumbai showed some fight in their last match in the UAE against Sunrisers Hyderabad, but ended up losing the game by 15 runs.
The main reason for Mumbai's winless run is because the batting department has let the team down badly. In their first four games, the highest total MI managed was 141. They did manage to go past 150 for the first time this season in their match against SRH, but they ended up short of the target to slip to their fifth loss on the trot. Only two batsmen - Kieron Pollard and Rohit Sharma - have scored half-centuries so far. Those two knocks apart, there has been no substantial contribution by the MI batsmen. The skipper has just scored 84 runs in 5 matches, Corey Anderson has 73 from 5 matches, Aditya Tare has 79 from 5 while Michael Hussey has been a big let down, scoring just 30 runs in 4 games. Pollard, who almost took MI to victory against SRH, and Ambati Rayudu are the only ones to have scored in excess of 100. Their batting needs to fire in unison and deliver on a consistent basis if MI are to stay alive in the tournament.
MI have done a slightly better job when it comes to bowling. Lasith Malinga, who has picked up 8 wickets, is the joint second highest wicket-taker in this edition of the IPL so far along with four other bowlers. The Lankan pacer has also been economical while Zaheer Khan too has done a tidy job and has been amongst the wickets as well. Harbhajan Singh may not have too many wickets in his kitty so far, but an economy rate of 5.52 is proof that the off-spinner has done a good job in keeping the batsmen in check. While the experienced trio have been on the mark, the rest of the bowlers need to show some improvement. Pragyan Ojha has been expensive and has not been picking up too many wickets, Pollard has conceded a lot without any wickets against his name while Anderson too has gone for a lot.
Kings XI Punjab:
In their first two matches, the George Bailey-led side emerged comfortable victors in high-scoring chases - getting to a target of 206 against CSK with 1.1 overs to spare and easing past RR's total of 191 with 1.2 overs to spare. SRH were no match for the Kings XI side as they ended up losing by 72 runs. While the first three victories belonged to the batsmen, the bowlers took the credit for the next two. The defended a total of 132 against KKR, winning by 23 runs, while they managed to keep a power-packed side like RCB quiet, restricting them to 124 before getting past the line with 1.1 overs to spare.
The Orange cap holder Glenn Maxwell, who has taken the tournament by storm with three blazing half-centuries (narrowly missing out on three-figure scores all three times), will be up against his former side. With 300 runs against his name in this edition so far, Maxwell has been the stand-out performer, although the Australian will be eager to come up with a big score again after failing in his last two outings. David Miller has also been in superb form, registering two unbeaten fifties apart from an important knock of 26 in the last match. While these two have been going great guns, what will also please the team management is that Virender Sehwag has been amongst the runs, although he has not yet scored a half-century so far. Cheteshwar Pujara has been playing the anchor's role but KXIP will be hoping that he improves his strike-rate, which currently is 100. Skipper Bailey, who has got limited opportunities to bat, is due for a big knock and he will be hoping that he is ready when he gets the chance.
Apart form the two high-scoring encounters against CSK and RR, in which the bowlers hardly had a say, KXIP have been superb with the ball. Youngster Sandeep Sharma, with back-to-back Man of the Match awards, has impressed a lot while L Balaji and Mitchell Johnson have been amongst the wickets as well. Left-arm spinner Akshar Patel too has been delivering timely strikes and has maintained a superb economy rate like Sandeep, while Rishi Dhawan has also kept things tight and has taken wickets. KXIP will be hoping that they continue their good all-round showing and extend their winning momentum.
Team News:
Despite his failure in the last game, Ben Dunk, who came in for Michael Hussey in the match against SRH, is likely to get another chance. Considering Anderson's poor form with both the bat and the ball, MI may think of bringing in Lendl Simmons. Meanwhile, the Kings XI side are expected to go in with the same eleven.
41.66: Mumbai's win percentage against KXIP. They have played 12 matches against Kings XI so far and have ended up on the losing side on 7 occasions.
1: Rohit Sharma needs a score of 50 or more in an innings to become the player with the most fifty plus scores in the Indian Premier League. Currently he has 20 such scores, which puts him jointly on top with Chris Gayle, Gautam Gambhir and Suresh Raina.
We have to win all the games from here on now. We will go back to our home conditions and see what we can do. We have to stay tight and be positive: Rohit Sharma, after Mumbai Indians slumped to their fifth straight loss.
Confidence is a really big thing and we are working well as a unit. We will take these 5 wins, nice way to start the tournament. It couldn't have got any better: George Bailey on Kings XI Punjab's unbeaten run.
Mumbai Indians (From): Ben Dunk, Rohit Sharma(c), Corey Anderson, Ambati Rayudu, Kieron Pollard, Aditya Tare, Chidhambaram Gautam(w), Harbhajan Singh, Lasith Malinga, Zaheer Khan, Pragyan Ojha, Sushant Marathe, Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Gopal, Apoorv Wankhade, Marchant de Lange, Krishmar Santokie, Josh Hazlewood, Michael Hussey, Pawan Suyal, Lendl Simmons
Kings XI Punjab (From): Virender Sehwag, Cheteshwar Pujara, Wriddhiman Saha(w), Glenn Maxwell, David Miller, George Bailey(c), Rishi Dhawan, Mitchell Johnson, Akshar Patel, Lakshmipathy Balaji, Sandeep Sharma, Mandeep Singh, Anureet Singh, Manan Vohra, Gurkeerat Singh, Parvinder Awana, Thisara Perera, Shaun Marsh, Beuran Hendricks, Karanveer Singh, Murali Kartik, Shivam Sharma, Shardul Thakur

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21st century is the age of globalization which prominently developing a concept of multiculturalism and global village. Globalization based on the power of politics and economy- the ultimate power that is able to divide and unite the scenario according to the International Relations. However, the influence of globalization on culture and influence of culture on globalization is still the subject of controversy. Culture, identity and conflict of the modern world primarily influenced by globalization that gave birth to the more complicated distribution culture to the community probably the best forms of cultural modernization. Is modernization and globalization having lineage? Globalization, which probably have the solid interconnection to indirect colonialism and economic inequality often raises question about its sustainability. In a globalize world, it has become easier to form and express opinions on global issues based on the abundance of information and the convenience of communication. Is world is developing in new order? Emergence of financial markets giving the rise of multi-national companies and product embed by them creating huge employment to boost economy. Is not the Multinational products like Mc Donald's, Coca-cola, Apple, Sony, Toyota etc. are trying to unite under one globally binding chain known as " multi-culture" ?
In the Global South, many youths are out of the basic rights and services, which have, make them remain under the vicious circle of unemployment leading to the poverty. This has challenged to achieve the Millennium Development Goal (MDGs) of United Nations. In the developing world, youth have generally minimal jobs demand which continuously decreasing the social safety nets resulting them to survive in any form of work. This has led youth to engage in criminal offence. Based on this, United Nations Human Settlements Program (Habitat) recognizes the engagement of youth in productive employment is an important component to achieve cities safer from crime.
In Nepal, the process of the democratization has suffered huge political difficulties where the spirit of Human Rights, freedom of expression, Gender equality has all been the hot political debate. Backward communities have always been inaccessible to the mainstream flow of democratization inNepalbut it has been observed elite group has always been the mainstream of politics.
Use of Information Technology has helped to achieve major outcomes in the political graph of the world which has eased hugely up to the increasing the citizens awareness level. Truly, from Global south to Global North a change is happening, whether it is notably known as Arab Spring movement in the originating from Tunisia or perceived mismanagement of economies consequently raising high unemployment rate which affected mostly the youth causing the 'Occupy Wall Street' movement in United States, or Anna Hazare's anti-corruption movement in India. All are harnessing the advantage Information Technology with virtual demonstrations from social networking sites to electronic news media updating it 24/7. The contribution of the citizens in bringing change to the existing political structures, societal practices and culture has been immense through the medium of Technology.
Empower and advocacy through Internet now have been globally accepted modules of learning and acting for change. Prioritizing the effective participation would be fruitful and helps to engage and inquire about backward communities and their lives, hopes and aspiration, which can helps to develop the bridge between the learners and mentors to build up the skills, training and programs that can help youth adequately to address the needs of people. Engaging citizen in the policy making through ICT have been developing powerful tool and are making significant efforts in bringing administration online as well as facilitating the people to enjoy the equal rights of participation in the public sphere as well as bringing people in policy making level.
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Hey All,
I am from India. I am using Ubuntu on my systems. But just recently I bought a Raspberry Pi board. I decided I must give a try to Arch Linux and give a break to Debain based OS. I am looking forward to meet all who are interested in Raspberry Pi and Linux
@ RaviSa, welcome to the forums. Please note that you won't find support for the raspberry pi here, there's a separate project for that.
Hello all!
So a little background... I'm new to Linux as a "desktop environment", but I've worked with Linux from a enterprise server standpoint for several years (SLES and RHEL). Finally got to the point where I have some stuff that I want to do for myself, so I decided last night to try Arch Linux at home since I'm pretty familiar with the other two products. Now I just have to figure out the window manager/desktop manager thing to see what is what (have twm installed currently as was in the X installation testing).
I look forwarded to seeing y'all around the boards!
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lols. been into linux for a few years now. first pc was a trs-80......
enjoying the struggle to set up arch on my netbook (winxp/oz_unity1.0/ultimate_edition....)
my lan on it is busted so I'm working on wireless, and (blah blah blah) installing to a 8g sd card.
figure i'll jump in with both feet.... must remember to backup my files... eventually.
I like the philosophy of Arch, but when it comes down to it I am really just another new face. you wont see any other posts until its set up.
lg x110 swapped oit stock hd for a 650g.... used.... so many fun issues managed to partition around the bad spota... I hope knock on wood.
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LG x110-L.a7b2a9 16g sd card, Arch Linux.(he has xp, oz unity, oz ultimate.)
Asus U36JC plan for duel boot w7 with Arch
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I may have to CONSOLE you about your usage of ridiculously easy graphical interfaces...
Look ma, no mouse.
First let me tell you a bit about myself, I am 18 and currently trying to decide between going to University and getting full time employment. I have been using Linux for the last three years, mostly debian based distros but I did have a 6 month affair with FreeBSD and then later a similar fling with Arch. In that time I have taught myself some C, Perl and PHP; I've also played with C#, Pascal, Python, Ruby, Bash CSS and JavaScript, but they didn't really captivate me. I don't think that my skills are that amazing here is a half finished project for example!
As for community experience I ran a MyBB forum with 1000+ members for 6 months and I volunteer my time every Saturday at The National Museum of Computing and help out with the wonderful Young Rewired State. But now I want to help in any way I can with Linux, Perl and Arch; my long term plan is to become a trusted user, submit a package to CPAN and hopefully one day contribute code to the Linux kernel!
Whilst I was setting up my new UEFI (Thanks so much for supporting it!) laptop I was getting some great help from the IRC channel and the Wiki so I plan on trying to help out there when possible. I've already had a look at how to get involved which prompted me to post here. I've also had a look at some AUR packages and think that with some learning it is the sort of thing I could help out with.
So hello there, thanks for reading this, and if you see anything that you think might be good for me to read or get to work on give us a shout!
hi, welcome to the forum.
That's all i got to say.
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My Blog @ http://milo64.blogspot.com/
Why didn't you post this in the stickied thread for these kinds of posts?
"There are no problems, only opportunities for solutions."
Why didn't you post this in the stickied thread for these kinds of posts?
Because I am a tool who failed to read the Stickied threads. I did look for an introductions sub-forum, but clearly not hard enough!
Mods do as you please.
There's no such thing as a stupid question, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots !
I've been using Linux as a primary system for about 3 years now. It's time to look deeper, understand it better and be able to tailor it a bit more to my own needs, so here I am
I decided to revive my old notebook by installing Arch on it. It is capable of running recent popular distros with lxde or xfce, however they're a bit too slow to work comfortably.
Although I'm aware of distros dedicated for older hardware, I think using Arch with awesome wm and just a handful of applications I need for that notebook could speed it up. If not, it is going to act as a testing ground before I put Arch on my newer PC.
Greetings everyone.
I just recently registered, but have been using Linux in personal manner for a good 12 years and proffessionaly for 7.
Work as a senior linux admin (Ubuntu lts servers) in Oslo, Norway where i also live.
Been using Arch for a few years at home, but only been registered in the aur section. Since im a bit bored today, i decided to finally register in the forums as well.
Not big on posting, but who knows, maybe ill change my ways.
Hello. I am quite new to Arch, but always been interested in the Arch philosophy and the idea of learning through creativity rather than learning through consumption and surplus. I have been using Linux for only a year and half, but have completed my doctorate on it. I research organizational creativity and learning, at postdoctorate level. My experience of Linux is simultaneous with my research, and in the future may write some autoethnography of my experience. Only been on Arch a couple of weeks, but have learnt a lot, and enjoyed this time. I hope to be here a while.
Hi dura. Welcome to Arch! Any chance you'd post a link to your thesis? I'd like to read it.
Hey, everyone! I'm here to learn about Arch, and because I'm taking classes that will soon involve Linux! I'm a great guy to work alongside, and emphasize teamwork wherever I go. I don't get mad quickly, I just bottle it up for later.
I'm a HEAVY gamer, mainly for PC, so I doubt I'l' be using Linux much, but I'll use it as often as I can... assuming I can get pacman to work... (see my topic here https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=156909 )
Hi folks.
About 3.5 years ago I tried Arch Linux on my old desktop rig. Upgrades broke it twice in 2 weeks. That was discouraging so I went back to Kubuntu.
Couple weeks ago I decided to try it again on my old laptop. So far daily upgrades have caused no problems. Using LXDE works great on this oldy. After a few glasses of encouragement I decided to venture into the land of AUR and install Razor-qt. FAR OUT!! It works! Far out? Yea, I know, that dates me. Age 66.
If this hangs in there I may try Arch KDE on my newer desktop unit. Should be fairly painless as I keep all my stuff on a separate /data partition with several OS partitions to play with.
Special thanks to the ArchWiki. What seemed interesting previously was that stuff I needed to Google showed a high percentage of links to ArchWiki.
Hello people. I'm totally new to arch been using fedora for 1 year after cannonical killed ubuntu (at least for me). Decided to try arch since i was already familiar with linux and to take a step forward on my knowledge about linux xD. I'm loving the experience so far nothing compares to it. Still have some doubts and questions xD please bear it with me ^^
If it does not kill you....It will make you smarter
@Pacopag: Sorry, I should have made myself clearer. I wrote my doctorate on Linux based machines. I used them. The actual research is on musical organizations in North West England. I would like to write some research papers in the future on Linux. I think forums as an opening into the nature of knowledge and learning in Linux is an interesting topic. Who knows...
Hi everybody,
nice to see you all here. My first touch with Linux was SuSe, then going over to Ubuntu, from there to Debian (stable -> testing -> sid)... and now I'm here. Let's have a good time!
Pretty basic story here: I've used many different distros (Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, and others) over the past few years but never felt like I really understood the system behind the DE. I am working to repurpose a couple of desktops as servers and reclaim a laptop, so Arch is a great way for me to accomplish those things and learn along the way.
Hello! look who is back
Please do not banned me >.<
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Hello everyone,
I'm from Berlin in Germany. I'm using Kubuntu for 4 years, but now I haven't anymore the patience to wait for new software versions (e.g. KDE 4.10 is only for Kubuntu 12.10/13.04 and not for the LTS-Version of Kubuntu 12.04) and make every 6 month a big upgrade to get new versions of some software (not of every software has a PPA).
Kubuntu was my first and only Linux-Distri so far. Before I'm starting to using Kubuntu I was Windows-User.
Because of that and because of my interest in a Rolling-Release-Distri, I had decided to install Arch and it was easier than I thought. Most of my hardware works Out-Of-The-Box and after a few days with Arch I never want go back to a distri like (K)Ubuntu. pacman and yaourt (AUR) are really amazing. The performance of my system and especially of KDE (4.9.5) is better than with Kubuntu 12.04.
Only my printer isn't working with Arch (but it works with Kubuntu), but this is the wrong place to discussion about it. At the moment I have only a thread in the german forum of Arch, but I haven't yet a solution for my printer. My english isn't very well, but maybe I will open a thread in the hardware section forum about the problem with my printer.
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Yet another convert from Ubuntu, here. I've been using various distros for 6-7 years now, mainly Fedora for about a year and then Ubuntu for a few years after that. I've been steadily growing dissatisfied with that distro over the past 2 years or so, first with the introduction of Unity (dock? what is this, MacOS!?) and the recent introduction of spyware in 12.10 was the last straw for me. And I've been ready for something more hands-on anyway. I'm not a power user by any means, but I felt competent enough, so last month I built Arch on my machine. It's already my favorite of all the the distros I have tried. I went with XFCE because I want to manage my system resources carefully ( some stuff still overheats the machine, tho, such as the game 0AD -_- ). Pacman is just great, a pleasure, in fact. I probably will not be a very prominent user, but in time I hope to contribute some packages in the AUR.
See you around.
Hello, my name is John Kim, a 16 years old junior in high school and Linux newbie.
For a year, I've been an Ubuntu user. But after learning more about Linux over the months, I wanted an extra challenge and experience a purer Linux experience, one without a GUI. Thus, I found ArchLinux. At a hacker meetup too, I met an ArchLinux user who enjoys the system because the DIY experience is beneficial in becoming one with the machine.
I decided to coexist and experience both communities. Currently, I am setting up an ArchLinux desktop. By my side, I have an Ubuntu raring laptop.
Hello! I've been a Linux user since using Ubuntu 9.10, but only recently did I switch to Arch. I've been browsing the forums for a couple of months now, and decided to make an account.
I have two Linux machines, a laptop and a desktop. Arch Linux was recommended to me by a friend, and decided to use it after a failed Ubuntu install (GRUB no longer worked after a couple of boots, graphics drivers weren't working properly, etc). It was difficult installing the first time but now I think I've got the hang of it. I was running Ubuntu on my desktop, but after upgrading XP to 7, I could no longer boot into Ubuntu and my computer did not want to boot Live CDs. The only distros that it would accept were Arch, Debian and Haiku. I tried Debian, but again, graphics did not work properly, and my wired connection was very unstable. Arch seems to work very well on it now, and I love that the repositories are so large and constantly updating. I've also become slightly less of a Linux noob due to Arch. Both of my computers still have functionality problems that I still need to fix, but nothing critical. Hopefully can learn more in the future!
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Fashion house Schiaparelli appoints Marco Zanini
PARIS (AP) — Designer Marco Zanini has been named creative director of the revived fashion house Schiaparelli.
The revival of the once legendary fashion house is one of the most anticipated Paris fashion events of recent years.
"Schiaparelli symbolizes the capacity to think and create in a different way. My wish is to make this mythical house live again," said Zanini in a statement Monday.
Though Elsa Schiaparelli, the hated rival of Coco Chanel, is no longer a household name — her business folded in 1954, and she died in 1973 — her influential design firsts have lived on: newspaper prints, exposed zippers, perfume bottles in the female form, shocking pink and — arguably — the first woman's power suit.
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|8 out of 10 : Very Good
|7 out of 10 : Good
|6 out of 10 : Average
|5 out of 10 : Below Average
|4 out of 10 : Poor
|3 out of 10 : Bad
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The Good:
- Nice animation and artwork.
- Good OP and ED Themes.
- A surprisingly radical change compared to the video game in every way.
The Bad:
- Could have had more episodes to explain any missed out plots. The ending kinda felt rushed and I felt that the directors could have expanded some points in this series that could've been expanded. (26 episodes is too short for this imo).
- The Love Triangle could have been removed entirely altogether, especially for a series this short. If the directors wanted a love triangle, they should've made the series longer (which refers to my first point).
- Series could've used more groundbreaking action. Sure we had some good action here and there but for an anime like this we really could have used more.
- Lack of Edelweiss T_T
- Certain characters could've been developed way more. I felt that random characters were thrown there for absolutely no reason and the director neglected some of the more important characters in this series. Heck, even Ramal had good enough potential to be expanded until the directors got him killed for no reason.
I give this series a 5/10. Series had potential but as the series went on most things just fell flat on its face. (I'm not comparing this to the video game)
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I mentioned in my other post in this topic how my mom was watching the anime with me without knowledge of the game. Well, she finished watching today and gave the anime a 9.5/10, points off for "too many characters to keep track of"
Can't wait to show her the game.
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Best of luck Hope you too enjoy it as much as I did Christmas right?
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Probably the major complaint is the ending where it seems like they would go through the effort of developing characters but then did not go through and ends at a very sudden notes...
Of coarse though, at the same time it's nice to see other side characters making appearances.
While I agree that they changing the plot is good and show some difference..but I really really thought that some part they took out are too symbolic and touching that they shouldn't have taken it out.
But as a VC fanboy I definitely enjoyed it 100%
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I really enjoyed the series, with each episode making me want to watch the next. The animation is really unique and fresh, specially how they shaded all the colors except for the face to show shadow.
The problem that I have with the series is that some characters gets pretty annoying. Especially Welkin... He got really painful to watch near the upper half of the series, but thankfully, he redeemed himself at the end.
Lastly, if the anime didn't have a game predecessor with a good ending, I would be sufficed with the anime's ending(it is alot better then many other series). BUT it does have a predecessor, thus the ending of the anime lacked in many details that made the game ending so wonderful.
Overall 9/10
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I am happy to see I am not the only one who watch anime with my mother (we watched the miyasaki anime, Death note, Higurashi, Macross Zero, Fate stay night, Valkyria and Kanon until now)
|2010-02-11, 17:21
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I finished the game a while ago and thought it would be nice to watch the anime adaption just to get more of the VC world. Random thoughts...
- OP/ED were very weak. The 1st OP just really screamed out "generic". 2nd OP was a bad case of trying too hard to be exciting and epic. I think it's a bad sign if an OPs can't even hook me in and I'm very lenient on OPs. ED1 was the only one I didn't mind watching a few times mainly just to see chibi versions of the characters (chibi Selvaria cooking = lulz).
- Some of the character models looked weird during the first half of the series, Isara's eyes were HUUUGE and spaced out funny in proportion to her face. A lot of scenes she was in look like those "QUALITY" pics you see on 2chan or something at times. I thought Selvaria looked much better in the game than in the anime.
- I don't know how the perspective of someone who hasn't played the game first and watching this anime would be but I think they would probably be confused at some of the extra side characters and some of their moments onscreen would seem pointless. Like me I personally got excited whenever Marina was onscreen and even more when she actually sniped something. Also watching Vyse getting killed off so quickly after being introduced was kind of funny in a cruel way.
- They downplayed or ruined a lot of great moments in the game in the anime imo
-The few changes I did like (or almost liked)
For the most it seems if the anime just stucked with the game's plot it would be fine which is odd because Gungrave (another Sega game first turned anime) was a good series mainly because the anime counterpart changed quite a few things from the original game's plot.
Decent start, bad finish. 7/10.
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Things that seemed to ruin it for me were
A. Love triangle that made me facepalm over both faldio and welkin for the entire second half of the show. Went from liking them to hating them.
B. Maximillian ... you know I really thought there would be something that would evoke something out of me from this guy. Instead he just comes off an a nutter who dies an insignificant death. I mean the fact he did not care for ANY of his comrades just makes him ridiculously 1-sided generic bad guy where in the first half of the show you saw some of the nice sides to the "bad guys". Was hoping for an ending where I actually felt kind of sorry that they end up losing because of X or Y or Z instead of being like well its nice they died because he seems like a giant douche.
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I have installed Mint13 Mate inside Windows7, using Mint4Win.
When it boots, there is a message: 'Monitor out of range, reset to 1600x900 @ 60HZ'. (This is the correct setting for the monitor).
Booting stops for about 30 seconds, showing this message, then continues satisfactorily.
Checking the monitor settings, I find that it has been set to 1600x900 @ 50HZ. But the picture looks perfectly OK!
Then, using Additional Drivers, I installed the Recommended Current Version of the nVidia driver. No difference, still the 30 second pause.
The xorg.conf file seems very basic, it's just:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Default Device"
Option "nologo" "True"
End Section.
From my little knowledge of an xorg.conf file, I think that it should contain several sections, all full of settings - especially a range of monitor settings.
For information, I have replaced Mint9 and Mint4Win with Mint13. There was no problem with booting the earlier version.
I know that it isn't a big problem having to sit here waiting for booting to continue, but I can't understand why I have it now and not with any of the earlier versions of Mint.
Any suggestions will be very gratefully received.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 5th Oct 2011 20:38 UTC, submitted by lucas_maximus
"Sources tell us that Nokia is developing a Linux-based replacement for its S40 phones, called Meltemi. The news was leaked, accurately, by the Wall Street Journal last week. Now we can confirm it. The thinking is that a Linux-based replacement for S40 will allow developers to tap into proven development tools - and Qt. The April memo referred to Meltemi as a platform for 'rich Featurephones' and stated that development will be centered in Ulm, Germany. There's no U-turn, however. Meltemi had been long-been touted as a richer successor to S40. Windows phones will occupy the budget smartphone segment, not Linux."
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RE[3]: Confused.
by arsipaani on Thu 6th Oct 2011 15:48 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Confused. "
RE[4]: Confused.
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RE[5]: Confused.
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RE[5]: Confused.
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Maybe slightly broader, more tied to one specific OS - not only DE, but sort of also X.org and/or its toolkit (or maybe Wayland, seeing like it seems to Linux-exclusive, if it had a toolkit)
Series-nomenclature is even older, there's also (still) Series 30 in lowest-end (even ~20€) "dumbphones" (though some of them come with mp3 player now; and some old S30 ones, 3510i for example, had j2me and gprs - but that role quickly went to S40)


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Ted Rall has some interesting stuff, but this cartoon about McCain bothers me:
Rall's point that McCain is supported by special interests--in this case, special interests related to his wife's business--isn't unimportant. But the idea that we shouldn't vote for McCain because hes somehow emasculated by his wife's power and money is distracting, rather than interesting or funny.
There are so many other reasons to not vote for McCain, other than the idea that his wife made him sign a prenup, or that she makes him keep the toilet seat down (that BITCH!).
Note: This is all leaving aside the lack of compassion toward anybody who has ever been a prisoner of war that Rall exhibits with the "I miss the Hanoi Hilton" comment.


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