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Rahul Dravid's Son Walks His Illustrious Dad's Path, Picked For Vinoo Mankad Trophy

Rahul Dravid, Indian cricket team head coach, is under focus ahead of the 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup. India have not won the marquee event since the 2011 Cricket World Cup, when MS Dhoni‘s men won the trophy after a great title clash against Sri Lanka. Rahul Dravid, who himsekd has been part of several Cricket World Cups as a player, is in charge of guiding the Rohit Sharma-led team to the…

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Mulvantrai Himmatlal "Vinoo" Mankad was a former Captain of Indian cricket team and appeared in 44 Test matches for India between 1946 and 1959. He was best kno...

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I thought this was Zampa and I freaked out

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Aarti Majumdar or Aarti Mann

BornMarch 3, 1978 (age 45)

Connecticut, U.S.

Other names Aarti Majmudar

Education New York University

Occupation Actress

Years active 2006 – present

Known for Priya Koothrappali in The Big Bang Theory

Television The Big Bang Theory

Spouse Purvesh Mankad

Children 1

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I say we mankad the Aussies next test. Every single one of them. Don't even try to get them out through bowling. First ball of the day? Mankad.

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THE WATCHERS | Official Trailer & Images

You can’t see them, but they see everything.

From producer M. Night Shyamalan comes “The Watchers,” written for the screen and directed by Ishana Night Shyamalan and based on the novel by A.M. Shine. The film follows Mina, a 28-year-old artist, who gets stranded in an expansive, untouched forest in western Ireland. When Mina finds shelter, she unknowingly becomes trapped alongside three strangers who are watched and stalked by mysterious creatures each night.

(L-R) OLIVER FINNEGAN as Daniel, OLWEN FOUÉRÉ as Madeline, DAKOTA FANNING as Mina and GEORGINA CAMPBELL as Ciara in New Line Cinema’s and Warner Bros. Pictures’ fantasy thriller “THE WATCHERS,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures

Where are. Who are. What are...

“The Watchers” stars Dakota Fanning (“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” “Ocean’s Eight”), Georgina Campbell (“Barbarian,” “Suspicion”), Oliver Finnegan (“Creeped Out,” “Outlander”) and Olwen Fouere (“The Northman,” “The Tourist”). The film is produced by M. Night Shyamalan, Ashwin Rajan and Nimitt Mankad. The executive producers are Jo Homewood and Stephen Dembitzer.

GEORGINA CAMPBELL as Ciara and DAKOTA FANNING as Mina in New Line Cinema’s and Warner Bros. Pictures’ fantasy thriller “THE WATCHERS,” a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Photo Courtesy Warner Bros. Pictures

Joining writer/director Shyamalan behind-the-camera are director of photography Eli Arenson (“Lamb,” “Hospitality”), production designer Ferdia Murphy (“Lola,” “Finding You”), editor Job ter Burg (“Benedetta,” “Elle”) and costume design by Frank Gallacher (“Sebastian,” “Aftersun”). The music is by Abel Korzeniowski (“Till,” “The Nun”).

New Line Cinema presents “The Watchers,” set to open in theaters internationally beginning 12 June 2024 and in North America on June 14, 2024; it will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.

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#Mewar_University_In_Media || Mr. Vinod Khatana will play in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Championship🏏

Mr. Vinod Khatana to Represent Mewar University in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Championship! 🎉

Mr. Vinod Khatana, a first-year BA student of Mewar University, has been selected for the Under-19 Vinoo Mankad Trophy Championship 2023-24 which is affiliated with BCCI. Vinod will play for Arunachal Pradesh team in the championship. Presently, earlier Vinod had gone to the trial camp in Ita Nagar of Arunachal Pradesh. Which, on the basis of his excellent performance, he has been selected in the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Championship.

Dr. Sonia Singla, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, said that Vinod was selected by the Arunachal Cricket Board Association. The matches for the Vinoo Mankad Trophy Championship are being held in Pondicherry from 12th to 20th October. Vinod's match is proposed to be held on 16th October. On this selection of Vinod, Mewar University Vice Chancellor Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra has given best wishes.

For more information and updates, visit our website www.mewaruniversity.org.

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Greatest Partnerships in India vs England Test Cricket

When Two Batsmen Took Charge and Changed the Game

In the intense and often dramatic world of Test cricket, partnerships are everything. It’s not just about runs — it’s about resilience, rhythm, and rising to the occasion together. And when it comes to the historic rivalry between India and England, there have been some truly unforgettable partnerships that shaped matches — and even entire series.

Let’s take a look at some of the greatest batting partnerships in India vs England Test history — moments when two players combined their strengths to build something special.

Vinoo Mankad & Pankaj Roy – 413 runs (Madras, 1956)

Wicket: 1st

This one held the world record for the highest opening partnership in Test cricket for decades. Mankad and Roy batted with patience and precision to put on a massive 413 runs for the first wicket. It wasn’t just a show of skill — it was a message that India was developing serious strength at the top of the order. This record still stands as the highest partnership between India and England in Tests.

Alastair Cook & Joe Root – 259 runs (Rajkot, 2016)

Wicket: 3rd

England was under pressure in Indian conditions, but Cook and Root responded brilliantly. Their 259-run stand in Rajkot set the tone for a hard-fought series. Cook’s calm and Root’s fluency blended perfectly as they handled India’s spinners with class. It was one of the best partnerships by an English pair on Indian soil.

Karun Nair & Ravichandran Ashwin – 181 runs (Chennai, 2016)

Wicket: 7th

When India was looking to pile on a big score, this lower-order partnership delivered. Karun Nair, on his way to a triple century, found great support in Ashwin. Together, they frustrated the English bowlers and helped India post a mammoth total. It was a perfect example of how a big partnership can come from any position — not just the top order.

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Ian Bell & Kevin Pietersen – 350 runs (The Oval, 2011)

Wicket: 4th

This epic stand came during England’s dominant 2011 series. Bell and Pietersen were in top form, mixing elegance with aggression. Their 350-run partnership completely took the game away from India, helping England secure a big win and eventually the series. It was classic Test match batting — patient, powerful, and precise.

Rahul Dravid & Sachin Tendulkar – 249 runs (Leeds, 2002)

Wicket: 3rd

In testing English conditions, Dravid and Tendulkar put on a clinic. Their 249-run stand in Leeds was a blend of technical excellence and mental strength. Dravid’s calm presence and Tendulkar’s flair helped India post a massive total. The match ended in a memorable Indian win — one of their best overseas.

Rishabh Pant & Washington Sundar – 113 runs (Ahmedabad, 2021)

Wicket: 7th

This was a modern-day gem. With India in trouble, Pant counterattacked with fearless strokes, while Sundar showed remarkable composure. Their 113-run stand completely turned the match around. It was one of those partnerships where the momentum shifted rapidly, and India suddenly found themselves in control.

Andrew Strauss & Alastair Cook – 229 runs (Chennai, 2008)

Wicket: 1st

This partnership came in a match that was special for many reasons — it was played shortly after the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Strauss and Cook’s 229-run stand showed England’s resilience and respect for the occasion. While India went on to win that match thanks to Sehwag and Tendulkar, this stand was a reminder of sport’s power to heal and inspire.

Final Thoughts

Whether it’s the openers laying the foundation or the lower order staging a rescue act, partnerships define Test cricket. In the India vs England rivalry, these legendary stands have provided fans with unforgettable moments and match-winning momentum.

They show us what Test cricket is all about — teamwork, trust, and the art of building something great over time.

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India’s Maiden Test Victory Against England – A Historic Breakthrough

The journey of Indian cricket is filled with iconic milestones, but few moments are as significant as India’s maiden Test victory against England. It was a moment of pride, triumph, and validation — a turning point that marked India’s arrival on the world Test cricket stage. For years, India had struggled to find footing in the longest format, especially against colonial cricket giants like England. But in 1952, at the historic Chepauk Stadium in Madras (now Chennai), India rewrote history with their first-ever Test win over England.

In this blog, we’ll revisit that unforgettable match — the players who made it happen, the context behind the win, and why it remains one of the most historic breakthroughs in Indian Test cricket history.

The Build-Up: India’s Early Test Struggles

India made its Test debut against England at Lord’s in 1932. Over the next two decades, India played several matches against England both at home and away, but a win remained elusive. Despite producing great talents like Lala Amarnath, Vijay Hazare, and Mushtaq Ali, India struggled with consistency and depth, especially in bowling.

By the time the England team toured India in 1951–52, the hosts had already played 24 Tests against them — with 15 losses and 9 draws. The pressure was mounting, and fans were hungry for a breakthrough. That moment came in the fifth Test of the 1951–52 series, held in Madras from February 6 to 11, 1952.

Venue and Match Overview

Match: 5th Test, England Tour of India 1951-52

Venue: MA Chidambaram Stadium, Madras

Dates: February 6–11, 1952

Result: India won by an innings and 8 runs

It wasn’t just a win. It was a commanding victory — one that showcased India’s rising prowess in spin bowling and solid batting depth. The conditions in Madras suited India’s spinners, and the team made full use of home advantage.

The Hero of the Match – Vinoo Mankad

If there’s one name that must be etched in gold when talking about India’s maiden Test victory against England, it’s Vinoo Mankad. The left-arm spinner produced a match-winning performance, picking up 8/55 in the second innings — a spell that left the English batters helpless on a turning pitch.

In the first innings, he had already taken 4 wickets, making it 12 wickets in the match. This performance remains one of the most memorable in Indian Test history and firmly established Mankad as one of the world’s premier all-rounders at the time.

Batting Backbone – Pankaj Roy and Polly Umrigar

After bowling England out for 266 in the first innings, India needed a solid response with the bat. Openers Pankaj Roy (111) and Polly Umrigar (130 not out) rose to the occasion. Roy’s century was his first in Test cricket and came at a crucial time. Umrigar, who would go on to become one of India’s finest batters, played a fluent innings filled with elegant strokes and calm temperament.

India declared their innings at 457, securing a significant lead of 191 runs.

England’s Collapse – Spin Does the Trick

In their second innings, England were expected to fight back. But Vinoo Mankad had other plans. Using the turn and bounce available on the dry Madras pitch, he ran through England’s middle and lower order. The visitors were bundled out for just 183.

India won the match by an innings and 8 runs, securing their first-ever Test win against England and announcing themselves as a rising force in international cricket.

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Key Stats from the Match

Vinoo Mankad: 12 wickets for 108 runs in the match (4/53 & 8/55)

Pankaj Roy: 111 (his maiden Test century)

Polly Umrigar: 130* (solidifying his reputation as a dependable middle-order batter)

India’s total: 457/9 declared

England’s second innings: 183 all out

Why This Was a Historic Breakthrough

Psychological Victory: India had long been seen as underdogs in Test cricket. This win, especially against their former colonial rulers, was deeply symbolic and gave Indian players and fans a belief that they could win at the highest level.

Spin Power Emerges: The match marked the beginning of India’s dominance in spin bowling. Vinoo Mankad’s success inspired a generation of spinners who would go on to become match-winners at home — including Bedi, Prasanna, and Chandrasekhar.

Home Advantage Utilized: India’s decision to prepare spin-friendly pitches finally paid off. It was a template that the team would use effectively for decades, especially in home series.

Foundation for the Future: Young players like Umrigar and Roy showcased their potential and became key pillars in the Indian team during the 1950s.

Legacy of the Victory

India’s maiden Test victory against England was more than just a cricketing achievement — it was a national celebration. Newspapers hailed the team’s performance, fans rejoiced, and the players became overnight heroes. The win paved the way for more competitive performances in the future and gave rise to India’s distinct identity in world cricket.

It also helped shift the narrative around Indian cricket. No longer were they just “participants” — they were competitors.

Conclusion

The Test match in Madras in February 1952 is a golden chapter in India’s cricketing history. It was the day when belief triumphed over doubt, skill over reputation, and a young cricketing nation stood tall against a formidable opponent. India’s maiden Test victory against England will always be remembered as a historic breakthrough — the day Indian cricket truly came of age.

As fans, it’s important to revisit and celebrate such moments, for they remind us how far Indian cricket has come — from its humble beginnings to becoming a global powerhouse.

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Rahul Dravid's Son Walks His Illustrious Dad's Path, Picked For Vinoo Mankad Trophy

Rahul Dravid, Indian cricket team head coach, is under focus ahead of the 2023 ODI Cricket World Cup. India have not won the marquee event since the 2011 Cricket World Cup, when MS Dhoni‘s men won the trophy after a great title clash against Sri Lanka. Rahul Dravid, who himsekd has been part of several Cricket World Cups as a player, is in charge of guiding the Rohit Sharma-led team to the…

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Best All-Round Performances in IND vs ENG Test Matches

When India and England face off in Test cricket, the battles are intense, and often it’s the all-rounders who make the biggest difference. These players contribute both with the bat and ball, turning games around and leaving fans in awe with their versatility and grit.

Over the years, several all-rounders from both sides have delivered memorable performances that have shaped the course of the series. Let’s take a look at some of the best all-round displays in the rich history of India vs England Test cricket.

1. Kapil Dev (India) – 1982 Manchester Test

Kapil Dev was one of India’s finest all-rounders, and his performance at Old Trafford in 1982 is legendary. In a match where India fought hard on English soil, Kapil’s fiery spell of fast bowling and crucial runs with the bat stood out. He took 5 wickets in England’s first innings and then contributed vital runs lower down the order, helping India secure a historic win.

2. Ian Botham (England) – 1981 Edgbaston Test

Known as "Beefy," Ian Botham’s 1981 series against India was filled with remarkable performances. One that stands out is his all-round effort at Edgbaston, where he took crucial wickets and scored a valuable 60-plus run innings. Botham’s ability to change the game with both bat and ball made him a nightmare for Indian batsmen.

3. Anil Kumble (India) – 1996 Edgbaston Test

While primarily known for his leg-spin, Kumble’s all-round contribution was vital in several Tests. In the 1996 Edgbaston Test, he bowled relentlessly, picking up key wickets, and also chipped in with important runs when India needed stability. His never-say-die attitude embodied the spirit of Indian cricket.

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4. Ben Stokes (England) – 2014 Lord’s Test

Ben Stokes has been England’s most impactful all-rounder in recent years. In the 2014 Lord’s Test against India, Stokes showcased his talent by taking important wickets with the ball and delivering a resilient batting performance. His ability to perform under pressure often swings the momentum in England’s favor.

5. Hardik Pandya (India) – 2018 Edgbaston Test

Hardik Pandya’s aggressive style has brought a new dimension to Indian Test cricket. In the 2018 Edgbaston Test, he bowled with pace and accuracy, taking key wickets, and showed his power-hitting skills with the bat. His energetic presence gave India an edge in tight situations.

Why Are All-Rounders So Crucial in IND vs ENG Tests?

Balance to the Team: All-rounders provide the perfect balance, allowing teams to play an extra bowler or batsman as needed.

Game Changers: Their ability to impact both innings means they can turn matches around single-handedly.

Versatility: They adapt to the changing conditions of English pitches, contributing wherever the team needs them most.

Honorable Mentions

Vinoo Mankad (India): One of India’s earliest great all-rounders, remembered for his crucial performances in England during the 1950s.

Ben Foakes (England): While primarily a wicketkeeper-batsman, his handy contributions with the bat have added depth.

Ravindra Jadeja (India): His consistent bowling and handy lower-order runs have been instrumental in recent Indo-England Tests.

Final Thoughts

The IND vs ENG Test rivalry has been shaped by some spectacular all-round performances. These players have not only shown immense skill but also incredible resilience and game awareness. Their ability to contribute in multiple facets makes them invaluable assets to their teams and unforgettable heroes to cricket fans.

As this rivalry continues, we can expect more such thrilling all-round performances that will keep the spirit of Test cricket alive and electrifying.

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Best Bowling Figures in IND vs ENG Encounters

The India vs England Test rivalry has produced some of the most iconic moments in cricket history, and while batters often grab the headlines, it is the bowlers who’ve shaped the outcomes of countless matches. Whether it’s a pacer tearing through the top order in seaming conditions or a spinner weaving magic on a turning track, bowlers have played a central role in this storied rivalry.

Over the decades, several bowlers from both sides have produced stunning spells that changed the course of games. These performances weren’t just about numbers — they were masterclasses in skill, strategy, and temperament. Let’s take a look at some of the best bowling figures ever recorded in IND vs ENG encounters.

1. Vinoo Mankad – 8/55 in Chennai, 1952

Vinoo Mankad 8/55 against England in 1952 was not only a match-winning spell but also one of the earliest examples of Indian spin dominance on home soil. With sharp turn and impeccable control, Mankad bamboozled the English batting lineup and helped India to its first-ever Test win against England.

Mankad’s figures stood as the best by an Indian bowler against England for a long time and symbolized the beginning of India’s strength in spin bowling — something that would become their trademark in home conditions.

2. Fred Trueman – 8/31 at Manchester, 1952

On the other side of the rivalry, England’s Fred Trueman delivered one of the most brutal spells against India at Old Trafford. Known for his pace and hostility, Trueman dismantled the Indian batting order with an aggressive display of fast bowling, finishing with 8/31.

India had no answers to his relentless attack that day. His ability to swing the ball at high speed made him nearly unplayable. Trueman’s performance remains one of the most devastating by an English fast bowler in this rivalry.

3. Chandrasekhar – 6/38 at The Oval, 1971

Bhagwat Chandrasekhar’s magical spell in the 1971 Oval Test is etched in Indian cricket folklore. With India chasing their first-ever series win in England, Chandrasekhar rose to the occasion, picking up 6/38 in the second innings to skittle England for 101.

His leg-spin, delivered with an unorthodox style, proved too much for the English batsmen. This performance helped India register a historic win and sealed a series victory — their first on English soil. It wasn’t just a brilliant bowling effort; it was a moment that changed the trajectory of Indian cricket.

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4. Jasprit Bumrah – 6/45 at The Oval, 2021

Fast forward to the modern era, and Jasprit Bumrah’s fiery spell at The Oval in 2021 stands out as one of the most impactful performances by an Indian pacer in England. On a relatively flat pitch in the fourth innings, Bumrah produced a sensational burst of reverse swing and sheer pace, breaking through the middle order and turning the game on its head.

His yorker to Ollie Pope and the dismissal of Jonny Bairstow were particularly memorable — raw, fast, and unanswerable. India won the Test and took a crucial series lead, largely thanks to Bumrah’s brilliance.

5. Graeme Swann – 6/106 at Mumbai, 2012

During England’s stunning 2012 series win in India, Graeme Swann was a key figure. In the Mumbai Test, where spin was expected to favor India, Swann turned the tables. His 6-wicket haul in the second innings helped England seal a rare win in Indian conditions.

Swann’s control, flight, and ability to extract bounce from the surface made him a constant threat. Alongside Monty Panesar, he outbowled India’s spinners and played a crucial role in one of England’s most impressive series wins.

Final Thoughts

The best bowling figures in IND vs ENG Tests are not just about wickets — they’re about the moments that shifted games and rewrote history. Whether it was the raw pace of Trueman, the magical wrists of Chandrasekhar, or the clinical precision of Bumrah, these performances reflect the essence of this rivalry: hard-fought, dramatic, and always unforgettable. As the contest continues to evolve, fans can only wait for the next spell of brilliance that will be added to this legendary list.

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Digvesh Rathi’s ‘Mankad’ attempt on Jitesh Sharma deemed ‘Illegal’, here’s WHY – The Times of Bengal

Digvesh Rathi’s ‘Mankad’ attempt on Jitesh Sharma deemed ‘Illegal’, here’s WHY – The Times of Bengal

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Virat Kohli Abuses Digvesh Rathi As He Mankads Jitesh Sharma Before Rishabh Pant Withdraws Appeal

The recently-concluded match between Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bengaluru witnessed a big controversy due to Digvesh Rathi ‘Mankading’ Jitesh Sharma. For those who don’t know, Mankading refers to the mode of dismissal in which the bowlers run out non-strikers leaving the crease prior to delivery. In 2019, the IPL witnessed a huge controversy due to the same reason when…

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Jamie Overton ‘Mankad’s Kiwi Batter But Doesn’t Appeal In ‘Heated’ BBL Confrontation

Jamie Overton 'Mankad's Kiwi Batter But Doesn't Appeal In 'Heated' BBL Confrontation

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Aamir Khan-starrer Sitaare Zameen Par trailer set to release next week, attached to Raid 2 screenings

The much-awaited theatrical trailer for Aamir Khan’s upcoming film Sitaare Zameen Par is ready to make its debut. According to a recent tweet by film journalist Himesh Mankad, the trailer, certified UA with a runtime of 3 minutes and 29 seconds, will be released online next week and will also be attached to screenings of Raid 2, which hits theatres on 1 May 2025. Sitaare Zameen Par, a spiritual…