#DC playing xi

[llycaons]

im finally feeling awake now so @pharahsgf this is the post I was talking about

foolish. reductive. immature. disrespectful. willfully ignorant. WRONG

[sportszilla247]

CSK vs DC Dream11 Match Prediction IPL 2025, Chennai Super Kings vs Delhi Capitals My11Circle Match Prediction, Fantasy Cricket Tips, Probable Playing 11s, Pitch Report, Head to Head, Where to Watch, Indian Premier League

CSK vs DC Dream11 Match Prediction IPL 2025: The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 is set to be another thrilling season, and one of the most highly anticipated matches is the clash between the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and the Delhi Capitals (DC). This Delhi derby is always a special occasion, and it promises to be an exciting contest. CSK vs DC Match Probable Playing 11s Chennai Super Kings…

[visionsofmagic]

- ', kinktober 2023 masterlist ↷

• includes: anime & manga ― marvel & dc ― video games •

◜ my first kinktober, so, I hope I will do fine. also, praying that this time I will be able to publish them on time and in order. ^^ have fun while commiting pretty sins with me in this kinktober of 2023! *kisses* [links will be added the moment they are published.] • m. masterlist ◞

◇ day 1-7: anime

I. gojo satoru › filming ⭑ before going on a mission, gojo decides to record you while being fucked by him to watch it later.

II. ryomen sukuna › breeding kink ⭑ sukuna just wants a womb to put his babies in but it changes when he fucks you.

III. fushiguro toji › size difference ⭑ you bet you can have toji raw & dry with only one go.

IV. uchiha obito › mutual masturbation ⭑ you can’t deny the desire you have for obito and you want to show it.

V. hatake kakashi › semi public ⭑ he seems to enjoy how you clench around him with the fear of being caught in the act.

VI. roronoa zoro › cock warming ⭑ you ask to zoro whether he needs any help or not, and in return, he makes you sit on his cock so that it can get warm while he’s sleeping.

VII. monkey d. luffy › eating out ⭑ why not using his devil fruit ability while eating you out?

◆ day 10-17: marvel & dc

X. bruce wayne › car sex ⭑ bats fucks you in his batmobile to teach you a lesson after you disobey his order.

XI. jason todd › hate sex ⭑ being the arkham knight’s sworn enemy has its perks; being fucked by him every night.

XIII. clark kent › aftercare ⭑ after having a rough session with clark, you let him take care of your exhausted body.

XIV. bucky barnes › dilf ⭑ you’re his sugar baby, so, he want you to show your gratitude to him in the way he pleases the most.

XV. steve rogers › face sitting ⭑ after caps shaves his beard a question pops into your mind – how it would feel to sit on his now clean face?

XVI. bruce wayne › power play ⭑ the game you play takes a different route in which you try to dominate him, but, he doesn’t allow you.

XVII. jason todd › thigh riding ⭑ while begging jason to start fuck you, you discover how you can get the pleasure you seek from riding his thigh.

◇ day 20-29: games

XXI. leon s. kennedy › praising ⭑ leon likes to being praised by you so much that it’s overwhelming.

XXII. simon ghost riley › sex pollen ⭑ after the mission is done, waiting for trucks, you realize something is wrong with your body but ghost there to help.

XXIII. heimdall › dom/sub ⭑ heimdall likes to be on his knees for you.

XXIV. chris redfield › riding ⭑ you try to take him raw.

XXVII. sub zero › humiliation ⭑ your grandmaster gives you a lesson for the disrespect you have showed in front of others.

XXVIII. cal kestis › first time ⭑

XXIX. simon ghost riley › toy/vibrator ⭑

◆ 30: bonus [soon!]

XXX.

enjoy! ♡

[angelickks]

dean winchester's playlist

synopsis. a playlist curated by our favorite hunter, big brother, soldier of heaven - borderline alcoholic, emotionally constipated protector of the people he loves more than life. songs that thunder down the highway with baby’s wheels, that echo off shotgun shells and motel wallpaper. soaked in grief, loyalty, guilt, and the occasional perfectly-timed AC/DC riff.

#NAV.ᐟ supernatural mlist

I. “enter sandman” – metallica his battle cry. plays in his head when the blade comes out and it’s time to get bloody. baby’s true voice.

II. “back in black” – ac/dc no matter how long he’s gone, he always comes back. louder. meaner. tougher. every resurrection gets this song.

III. “barracuda” – heart he taught max the riff, smug as hell. now she can outplay him. says it’s her “don’t-fuck-with-me” music. he says, “good girl.”

IV. “brothers in arms” – dire straits he plays this one soft. late night. when sam and max are asleep and the world feels just heavy enough to drown in.

V. “carry on wayward son” – kansas the anthem. the benediction. the one song that feels like home and heartbreak at the same time. he’ll never skip it. ever.

VI. “the chain” – fleetwood mac he pretends it’s sam and max’s song. it is. but when they shout-sing “you’ll never break the chain”, he’s shouting too.

VII. “ain’t no grave” – johnny cash he thinks of max when this plays, sure. but there’s a part of him that wonders if it’s about him too. how many times has he clawed his way back?

VIII. “simple man” – lynyrd skynyrd his mom used to hum it while folding laundry. he never told sam. he barely told max. he only told cas once—quietly.

IX. “you want it darker” – leonard cohen cas has this faraway look when this plays. like he’s somewhere else. dean stays with him there. doesn’t say a word.

X. “house of the rising sun” – the animals he sings the chorus low under his breath. he's accidentally copied max and this song may be playing in the background while he's snitching someone up. sometimes it’s a prayer, sometimes it’s a confession.

XI. “turn the page” – bob seger every motel, every diner, every fake ID—this is the song of his life. he lets it roll like a sigh he’s too tired to let out.

XIII. “i need my girl” – the national this one slipped in. he swears it’s not about anyone in particular. but he always looks toward the passenger seat when it plays. especially when it’s empty.

XIV. “magic man” – heart reminds him of dad. reminds him of himself. and that scares the hell out of him.

XV. “whiskey in the jar” – metallica while it mainly reminds him of his (hands down best first and last) good memory of his dad and max in fort worth. it once played at another bar they hit up while on the road and he got so shitfaced, he danced to it. sam tried to stop him. max filmed the whole thing. cas... watched.

XVI. “no one knows” – queens of the stone age max’s pick. now dean uses it as pre-hunt warm-up music. it’s chaotic. it’s weird. it works.

XVII. “when the levee breaks” – led zeppelin this song means one thing: the plan’s gone to hell, and they’re going in anyway. no backup. no exits. just grit.

XVIII. “smooth operator” – sade he blames max for this one. but the truth is he kinda loves it. says it’s "FBI Dean’s" personal theme song. cas called it “sultry.” he choked on his drink.

XIX. “hallelujah” – jeff buckley he hates how this one makes him feel. but when cas is gone—really gone—this is the only song that makes sense.

XX. “the devil’s chasing me” – the reverend horton heat they all scream this one. it’s funny until it’s not. because the devil is always chasing them. and they’re always running.

bonus track!

XXI. “don’t stop believin’” – journey Sam’s got the radio dialed in, and the opening chords start blaring.

“You idiots are desecrating my Babyʻs goddamn speakers!” Dean’s hand goes for the dial, but Sam just laughs. “Nope. You’re gonna believe, Dean.”

Max joins in from the backseat, sing-songing, "Hold on to that feelin'!"

"Not funny, Max," Dean growls, but she just flashes that mischievous smile.

Cas, of course, sits there quietly. “It’s oddly... comforting,” he says, like it’s the most normal thing ever.

Dean glares at him, “I am not believing in anything right now.”

And Sam—Sam always knows how to push him—grins and says, “Sure, you’re not. But just remember, we’ll never stop believin’. Ever.”

Max’s voice rings out again, louder this time. “Don’t stop believin’... hold on to that feelin’!”

Dean punches the radio in mock frustration, but they all keep singing. Sam's voice is the loudest, Max’s laughter rings out between every line.

Dean rolls his eyes but can’t help but smile. "If you two weren't related to me I'd gank you both."

Cas just smiles gently. "I think I understand now. It's a human... tradition?"

Max winks at Dean. “Don’t fight it, Dean. You’re one of us now.”

[cornley-amateur-drama-society]

@ficwip's 2024 in Review Questions Answered!

This will be long since there're 30 questions, and we all know I have a tendency to talk a lot. Fear not! The first three questions will be above the cut, and the rest under the cut, so's to save your dashes, lmao. (Also, I hate how you can't just type “1.” at the beginning of a line without having it automatically turn into a Numbered List. I'm just now realizing as I type this that I could have done “1:” but I've already done the Roman numerals now, so we're just gonna roll with it I suppose.)

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I. How many fics have you worked on since January?

An embarrassing amount, let's call it. Perhaps too many for me to have to remember to be counted.

II. What’s something new that you tried in a fic this year?

Non-linear narratives. Most of the stuff I've written on my ao3 has been fairly linear with clearly defined flashbacks, but I've experimented a bit. I also tried my hand at drabbles again and have successfully done three so far, which I never thought would happen!

III. What piece of media inspired you the most? (This can be the fandom you wrote the most for, the one that spawned the most ideas, the one you thought about the most, etc.)

Unequivocally The Goes Wrong Show and its related plays Peter Pan Goes Wrong and A Christmas Carol Goes Wrong. I have not had creative brainrot this much in so long. Mischief Theatre really came up and fucking walloped me with a hockey stick and it shows.

IV. How many fandoms did you write for this year?

I wrote for a whopping twenty-five different fandoms this year! Very exciting.

[New Girl, The Blooms at Ruyi Pavilion, Derry Girls. Ready or Not (2019), Seraphina by Rachel Hartman, Miraculous Ladybug, Calvin & Hobbes, DC Comics, Pride and Prejudice, The Goes Wrong Show, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, The Witcher, Criminal Minds, Percy Jackson!verse, A Love So Beautiful, Professional Single, Mr. Bean, Wicked Little Letters (2023), Danny Phantom, Over the Garden Wall, Love O2O, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Red One (2024), and several k-pop and c-pop groups.]

V. What ships captured your heart?

So many, oh my god. But I think the strongest ones have been Chris Bean x Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway, Max Bennett x Vanessa, and though I didn't write anything, Ben Affleck x Matt Damon. The tag on my main blog is Full.

VI. What characters captured your heart?

Lydia Bennet, the entire cast of TGWS but esp Chris Bean and Vanessa Wilcock-Wynn-Carroway.

VII. Did you write for any new fandoms or ships this year?

Five new fandoms: The Goes Wrong Show, Peter Pan Goes Wrong, Mr. Bean, Wicked Little Letters (2023), and Red One (2024)

And so many ships, it's embarrassing if I cared.

VIII. What fic meant the most to you to write?

OUGH, what a question. I think maybe the ones I did for Calvin & Hobbes because I've adored the comic for so much of my life? I got to see some of Bill Watterson's original archived work in Columbus, Ohio at the comic book museum in the spring this year, which was fucking incredible.

IX. What fic made you feel the happiest to work on?

Oh, I loved working on the main narrative of my this peace is fragile au, If equal affection cannot be, Let the more loving one be me. I had so much fun creating the cultures of both Kingdoms, and playing around with what the Cornley characters would be like in this situation. I just loved everything about it.

X. What fic was the most satisfying to finish writing?

My Pride and Prejudice modern day AU I wrote for Whumptober 2024, Little Girl, You're in the Middle of the Ride. I really was so invested in what I was writing, and seeing it all come together at the end was so satisfying.

XI. What fic was the most difficult to write?

Oh, hands and above, the first prompt fill for Cornley Christmas Chaos. I can't even remember how many times I restarted the damn fic before throwing in the towel and just deciding to make it a drabble. Which was another added difficulty because I am so bad at keeping my thoughts short. I was successful in the end, though, and the amount of victory I felt was hilarious. (Read it here!)

XII. What fic was the easiest to write?

I think maybe When You Give a Robert A Spell Book… or The Golden Goose. I just remember banging them out in a surprisingly short amount of time.

XIII. What were your shortest and longest fics posted this year?

Longest: If equal affection cannot be, Let the more loving one be me with 11,650 words.

Shortest: Three drabbles this year. A PJO Pipeyna fic entitled a happiness not elusive; the infamous C Cubed Day One prompt fill in the blink of an eye; and a Love O2O fic entitled and i retrocede as if i was swimming, which is a friendship fic between Sīsī and Yìrán.

The difference between the shortest and longest fics are an incredible 11,550 words.

XIV. What were your go-to writing songs?

Whatever was on my Spotify On-Repeat playlist or my playlist “my emo phase pt. ii”. I wasn't super picky with the music this year.

XV. What was the hardest fic to title?

Probably my Ready or Not (2019) pre-canon into canon fic that focuses on Daniel Le Domas thinking about how he got to bleeding out on the floor towards the end of the movie. Nothing I came up with felt right for the longest time, which was annoying. I eventually settled on a dangerous, dangerous game, one that i am definitely losing.

XVI. What’s your favorite title of the year?

Oh, I can't choose just one aldjf;ds. I have a handful that I enjoyed so much.

Younger Family Members Meddling Offers Surprisingly Good Results (not clickbait)

TFW You Find Out You're Marrying Your Brother-in-Law

“Sorry” is a Five-Letter Word (and never does enough)

Hal Jordan Makes a Good Call, Bruce Wayne Found Shocked and in Disbelief

it's hard to speak with a sob in your throat

XVII. Share your favorite opening line.

It was stupid, he knew, to get distracted while one of his hands is inside a piano and the other is hitting keys.

From TFW You Tune Your Strings to the Sound of Her Voice

OR

Róng'ér watches with disbelief as her older sister once again misinterprets Bái-gē’s words and turns his invitation of a date for two to the movies that night into an invitation for their friend group to go out to the movies. Granted, “Would you like to go to the movies tonight?” is a pretty ambiguous statement on its own.

From Younger Family Members Meddling Offers Surprisingly Good Results (not clickbait)

XVIII. Share your favorite ending line.

There’s a streak of blood that almost looked like one of Mom’s arrows on the floor, by his stomach.

From a dangerous, dangerous game, one that i am definitely losing

OR

And if his solicitor couldn’t help… There is hell to pay, and Darce has always been good with money.

From Little Girl, You're in the Middle of the Ride

XIX. Share your favorite piece of dialogue.

“I don’t know,” he said, his tone a touch defensive.  “I told him that I was fine.  He just had to stick his nose into my business.  I was only telling him to buzz off.” Hobbes gave Calvin a dry look.  “By calling him a noodle-necked, muffin-brained, straw-for-arms, nosey jerk?” “… Maybe I was a little harsh,” Calvin admitted, magnanimous in demeanor. “You should apologize,” Hobbes said, ignoring Calvin’s faux humility.

From “Sorry” is a Five-Letter Word (and never does enough)

OR

“This just doesn’t make any sense,” Trevor said, “magic doesn’t exist.  Not really.” Jonathan gave him an unimpressed stare.  “Explain why I’m a metre tall, then.”

From When You Give a Robert a Spell Book…

OR

“I know,” she said, rolling her eyes, “but you’ve only seen him in his uniform.  He’s bound to look different in, say, trackies or something.” “If you’ve set me up with a secret chav, I might genuinely push you into the Thames.” “Isn’t that how Ed Gamble says he got his diabetes?”  Kitty asked, frowning as she tried to remember what his stand-up routine was. “I’m pretty sure Jacaster or Nish said that,” Lydia corrected, silently willing the path to the ring toss to get longer rather than shorter, as it was currently wont to do. “Never getting over the fact you call him Jacaster,” Kitty giggled, doing a poor job of not looking a little moon-eyed about her celebrity crush. “Never getting over the fact that you audibly squeaked when you saw him in that one Mock the Week episode,” Lydia fired back as only little sisters can. “Oh my god, shut up, I didn’t!” “Right,” Lydia pretended to agree, “and Jimmy Carr doesn’t whiten his teeth.”

From Don't Write Yourself Off Yet

XX. Share your funniest line.

Heresy and Elsie rolled their eyes at the same time.  “That’s because you have the unfortunate taste of being into older blond men.”  Heresy snarked over her shoulder as the quartet started to ascend the stairs.

From I demand euphoria

OR

“Your coworkers aren’t as bad as I feared,” Calvin said, turning to Hal. “You haven’t met all of them,” Hal said, smirking. “You haven’t met my Dad’s coworkers.  Talk about corporate zombies.  Yeesh!”

From Hal Jordan Makes a Good Call, Bruce Wayne Found Shocked and in Disbelief

XXI. What’s something that surprised you while you were working on a fic? Did it change the story?

I think for some of them it was that the fic suddenly kept getting longer and longer and I was surprised that I had so much to say. I think that i might've changed it in some of them, giving it greater emotoinal depth, but in others I think it was probably just unecessary descriptions. Well, not unnecessary, but perhaps superfluous in some cases.

XXII. What writing programs did you use? Did you write by hand?

I used the age old, ever important to the writing process tumblr drafts, along with my computer's notes program, and google docs. I think there was one that I started in docs, finished in ao3 then posted it, and then copy-paste it to the original doc, lmao.

XXIII. If you had to choose one, what was THE most satisfying writing moment of your year?

Ohhhh... Maybe how I somehow wrote 11,650 words in one fic? It's my longest oneshot currently, and I didn't realize how much I had been writing.

XXIV. Did you do anything special to celebrate finishing a fic?

Not really. I post about it, and if I can be arsed to do it, I post the link. But for the most part, I just finish it and move on to the next thing.

XXV. How did you recharge between fics?

I got really into watching New York Ballet's videos about The Nutcracker, as well as watching a lot of British comedy stuff.

XXVI. Did you create fanworks other than fic?

I made some neko edits of several characters but nothing much other than that. One of my sideblogs orginally started out as a Danny Phantom x DC Comics crossover-specific blog, now with Over the Garden Wall and Calvin & Hobbes, and I made themed icons and headers for it.

XXVII. How many events did you take part in? (bangs, exchanges, ship weeks, zines, prompt memes, they all count!)

HHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH so many

Fictober 2024, Whumptober 2024, Cornley Christmas Chaos 2024, 76 Kisses to Valentine's Day 2024-25, Arrowed AUs (a prompt meme list I found a few years ago with little arrows as the bullet points), and Ninette Week 2024.

XXVIII. If this were an awards show, who would you thank?

Definitely my friends and mutuals that I talk to a lot since they got to be witness to my writing process of screaming about how I have no idea what I'm doing. I also owe a lot to @baobeejun who helped "Britpick" my Pride and Prejudice modern day, half-Chinese Bennet daughters AU. Anna has been witness to my nonsense going on five years this spring, and I love her dearly.

XXIX. What’s left on your to-do list for 2024?

I am behind on so many things rn LMAOOOO It's a lot of writing challenges I'd started and not finished, haha. And seeing as I'm posting this on the first day of 2025, I feel like it's very on brand for me.

XXX. What would you like to write next year?

I have the rest of the 76 Kisses left to do, as well as catching up on the other challenges I'd not finished. I do have a prompt meme which I've decided to do this summer entitled "a summer of intimacy", but I'm leaving talking about it more to the early spring!

[winged-fool]

The fact that the pandas are leaving DC the day after the Biden-Xi summit was confirmed for APEC makes me think Xi is coming to play hard ball 😔

[benevolentgodloki]

Mun Tag Game

name/nickname(s): Pirate here. Some other internet monikers are Kit, Vyxy, and Cappy.

pronouns: She/her, but I don't mind being called he/him when I'm playing a character (I've been known to be a total hypocrite about this on games if I encounter some dudebro where my brain decides it necessary to make it known that women exist)

active blogs: Mostly this boy, but @killmebutneverinsultme is tentatively available to my mutuals (he has an immortal verse he can use in Marvel amongst other ideas), oh and @ask-xi is also available to meet mutuals

watching and/or reading: Currently reading Against A Dark Background by Iain M Banks. Currently watching Only Murders In The Building (current season), The Wheel Of Time (current season), and Sex Education (most recent season). Oh, and I'm doing a rewatch of MCU, too, so I'm currently into about 25% of Ant-Man. I can see your dirty mind, shush.

ideal superpower: Shapeshifting (painlessly)

animal you want to be turned into: Cat if I can't be a dragon

fictional character you would most like to meet irl: Oh, man. I think most of the characters I like would have no interest in me or treat me like crap XD I guess Thor??? He's a sweetheart, no.1 Loki fan, and likes to have fun :U

book/show/movie you loved as a kid and still love today: Labyrinth

book/show/movie you think is underappreciated: Farscape. Best show that ever existed, change my mind 😂

favorite thing to do on a rainy day: Doze in with the cats chilling nearby. Write or read. Have a warm drink.

favorite season: Spring. Not too hot or cold.

favorite holiday: Can't decide between Halloween or Yule. Maybe a smidge toward Yule.

star wars or star trek: See I always think Star Wars but I've actually watched a LOT more Star Trek than I think I have. Ack, idk if I can even choose. Probably leaning Star Trek. They've both got some amazing content and some terrible content. But then, the Mandalorian. No, they're a tie. Both, please.

marvel or DC: Marvel. DC haven't had my interest since the 90's.

parks and rec or the office: Parks and Rec but I haven't seen either version of the Office yet. Pretty sure I'll still pick P&R though because it was fantastic.

favorite disney princess: LOKI

favorite superhero(es, marvel edition): (not necessarily in order) Loki (shh he can count), Tony Stark, Stephen Strange, Thor

stole it from: @antvnger and @brooklynbred

tagging: anyone who hasn't been tagged yet and wants to!

[cricketbazaar]

Top 5 wicketkeepers who scored most runs in an IPL season

In IPL 2025, Sai Sudarshan of Gujarat Titans is currently the highest run-scorer with 679 runs. This time, apart from some top-class batsmen, wicketkeeper-batsmen have also scored a lot of runs for their respective franchises, including legendary wicketkeeper-batsmen Jos Buttler, KL Rahul and Ryan Rickelton. But this is not the first time that a wicketkeeper-batsman has scored big scores in IPL history. Such a feat has happened many times before in the IPL. Today in this list we will know about the top 5 wicketkeepers who have scored the most runs as a wicketkeeper in a season of IPL

1. 684 runs - Rishabh Pant (2018)

Rishabh Pant played a great season while playing for Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals).  In IPL 2018, he scored 684 runs for his team, including a century and 5 half-centuries. He was playing that tournament with an average of 52.61 and a strike rate of 173.60. His highest cricket score in IPL also came in the same edition, when he scored an unbeaten 128* against Sunrisers Hyderabad. He was the second-highest run-scorer of the tournament after Sunrisers Hyderabad's Kane Williamson (735). He made his IPL debut for Delhi Capitals and is now a part of Lucknow Super Giants. But unfortunately, LSG team did not qualify for the playoffs, under pant captaincy in IPL 2025. 

2. 660 Runs - Robin Uthappa (2014)

Former Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Robin Uthappa had a stellar IPL season in 2014. He scored 660 runs, including 5 half-centuries, during the tournament. Although he kept wicket for a part of the season, his main role was that of a top-order batsman who could also keep wickets.  His consistent scoring played a vital role in KKR winning the IPL title that year. His brilliant batting helped KKR win the IPL 2014 title. Apart from Kolkata, he has also played for Mumbai Indians, Pune Warriors India, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings in his IPL career. He has scored 4952 runs in his IPL career.

3. 659 Runs - KL Rahul (2018)

Playing for Punjab Kings, KL Rahul showed his classical batting during IPL 2018. He scored 659 runs with 6 half-centuries. He was playing with an average of 54.91 and a strike rate of 158.41 in that edition. He was the third-highest run-scorer of the tournament after Kane Williamson and Rishabh Pant. Apart from Kings XI Punjab, Rahul has also played for RCB, SRH, LSG and DC in his IPL career.  In IPL 2025, he is a part of Delhi Capitals. And this year too, he scored more than 500 runs.

4. 626 Runs - KL Rahul (2021)

KL Rahul has once again made it to this list for his performance in the 2021 season. This year he was also playing for Punjab Kings. He continued to play the dual role of wicketkeeper and main batsman. In this edition, he scored 626 runs including 6 half-centuries. He had an average of 62.60 and a strike rate of 138.80 that season.

Rahul has scored 5222 runs in his IPL career, including 5 centuries and 40 half-centuries. His highest cricket score of IPL is 132*, which he scored against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in IPL 2020.

5. 548 Runs - Jos Buttler (2018)

Playing for Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2018, Jos Buttler scored 548 runs including 5 half-centuries, his average was 54.80 and strike rate was 155.24. He has been performing consistently well in his IPL career.  He has been playing for RR for 7 years. For RR, he scored 3055 runs but despite all this, before the IPL 2025 auction, RR could not retain him and now he is a part of Gujarat Titans. For Gujarat Titans, as a wicket-keeper batsman, he scored 538 runs, including 5 half-centuries. Because of him and Gill and Sudharsan duo, Gujarat Titans has already qualified for the IPL 2025 playoffs.

[naveenjangid1]

Punjab vs Delhi(PBKS vs DC) – IPL 2025 66th Match Prediction and Fantasy Cricket Tips

As the league stage draws to a close, the excitement around IPL 2025 reaches a fever pitch. Match 66 is a fantastic match between the Punjab Kings (PBKS) and the Delhi Capitals (DC) at Jaipur's Sawai Mansingh Stadium. For Punjab, it’s about locking in a top-two finish, while Delhi will be keen to spoil the party and end their season on a high note.

This game also presents a golden opportunity for fantasy cricket lovers on platforms like Vision11 and other fantasy sports applications to create winning combinations.

📅 Match Details

Match: Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals (Match 66)

Date: Saturday, May 24, 2025

Time: 7:30 PM IST

Venue: Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Streaming: Star Sports Network, JioCinema

🏟️ Pitch Report – Sawai Mansingh Stadium

The pitch at Jaipur offers something for everyone. Early on, seamers may find a bit of swing, but the surface tends to settle down, making it ideal for stroke play. Spinners can be effective in the middle overs if they vary their pace well.

Ideal Score: 165–180

Best Strategy: Mix of top-order batters, all-rounders, and at least one quality spinner

🔄 Probable Playing XIs

🟥 Punjab Kings (PBKS)

Priyansh Arya

Prabhsimran Singh (WK)

Shreyas Iyer (C)

Nehal Wadhera

Mitchell Owen

Shashank Singh

Azmatullah Omarzai

Marco Jansen

Harpreet Brar

Arshdeep Singh

Yuzvendra Chahal

🔵 Delhi Capitals (DC)

Faf du Plessis (C)

Abishek Porel (WK)

Sameer Rizvi

Tristan Stubbs

Ashutosh Sharma

Vipraj Nigam

Axar Patel

Kuldeep Yadav

Mustafizur Rahman

Dushmantha Chameera

Mukesh Kumar

🔥 Fantasy Cricket Tips – Vision11 & More

If you're looking to create a winning lineup on your fantasy cricket app, here are the top picks and strategies:

🏆 Top Captain Picks:

Shreyas Iyer – Leading from the front with consistent batting performances.

Faf du Plessis – Experienced opener who can turn the game with a big score.

⚡ Vice-Captain Options:

Axar Patel – Capable of earning points with both bat and ball.

Nehal Wadhera – A young batter who can play impactful innings in the middle order.

🎯 Dark Horses:

Mitchell Owen – An all-rounder who can surprise with quick runs and crucial overs.

Vipraj Nigam – A new face who could make a name for himself in the final stages.

✅ Suggested Fantasy Team (Vision11)

Batters: Shreyas Iyer (C), Faf du Plessis (VC), Nehal Wadhera All-Rounders: Axar Patel, Mitchell Owen, Azmatullah Omarzai Wicketkeeper: Prabhsimran Singh Bowlers: Yuzvendra Chahal, Arshdeep Singh, Kuldeep Yadav, Mustafizur Rahman

Pro Tip: Always check final playing XIs and pitch conditions before locking in your team.

🔍 Match Prediction

With form and momentum on their side, Punjab Kings look like the favorites. However, Delhi has nothing to lose and can be dangerous in such a scenario. Expect a close encounter.

Prediction: Punjab Kings to win, but Delhi Capitals could pull off a surprise if their top order clicks.

🚀 Final Word

This clash is more than just another match — it's an opportunity for fantasy cricket lovers to shine. Whether you're using Vision11 or any other online fantasy app, this is the time to put your skills to the test. Build your dream team, play smart, and win big!

👉 Don’t wait — play fantasy cricket online with Vision11 and join the thrill of the IPL!

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Rain Plays Spoilsport: SRH Knocked Out, DC Hang On – IPL 2025 Match 55

Recap & What It Means for the Playoffs

Rain Plays Spoilsport: SRH Knocked Out, DC Hang On – IPL 2025 Match 55 Recap & What It Means for the Playoffs

The Indian Premier League 2025 has provided fans with edge-of-the-seat action, unpredictable finishes, and spectacular individual brilliance. But Match 55 between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Delhi Capitals (DC) delivered something different: heartbreak not because of a close contest, but due to the uncontrollable forces of nature. A heavy downpour led to the game being abandoned, eliminating SRH from the playoff race and offering a crucial lifeline to DC in their quest to stay alive this season.

Match Summary: DC Post 133/7, But No Chase Possible

The game, held at a crucial juncture in the league, saw Delhi Capitals winning the toss and opting to bat first. But their innings never really gained momentum, largely due to SRH’s disciplined bowling and some smart field placements.

Highlights from DC's Innings:

Jake Fraser-McGurk, DC’s power-hitter, tried to attack early but was dismissed cheaply.

Rishabh Pant, usually the backbone of DC’s batting, couldn’t make an impact.

Tristan Stubbs and Axar Patel offered some resistance in the middle overs, putting together a gritty stand that helped DC reach a fighting total.

The pitch was decent for batting, but the tight lines from SRH bowlers, especially Cummins and Bhuvneshwar, prevented any explosive finish.

By the end of 20 overs, Delhi had managed only 133/7 – a total that seemed well below par, especially given SRH’s solid batting lineup and the pitch conditions.

Rain Drama: Match Abandoned After Intense Inspection

At the end of Delhi’s innings, just when the second innings was about to start, dark clouds covered the ground and soon, rain began to fall. What started as a light drizzle quickly turned into a downpour, putting the entire game at risk.

Detailed Rain Timeline:

22:18 IST: Torrential rain creates puddles on the outfield.

22:36 IST: Rain halts, and the ground staff start using the Super Sopper to clear water.

22:47 to 23:06 IST: A ray of hope as the sky clears slightly, but the field remains waterlogged.

23:10 IST: Umpires inspect the ground one final time before calling off the game.

Despite all the hard work of the ground crew, conditions were not suitable for even a 5-over chase. And so, the game ended without a result, giving each team one point.

Playoff Impact: SRH Out, DC Still Breathing

The result (or lack of it) had a massive impact on the points table. For SRH, the washout was a devastating blow, confirming their elimination from the tournament. For Delhi Capitals, however, the single point might be the turning point in their playoff journey.

Current Points Table Snapshot (Post Match 55):

The race for the final playoff spots is now tighter than ever. With DC still in contention and other mid-table teams like KKR and LSG breathing down their neck, every match ahead becomes a do-or-die affair.

SRH's Downfall: What Went Wrong This Season?

Sunrisers Hyderabad came into the tournament with one of the most balanced squads, featuring top stars like Pat Cummins, Aiden Markram, Rahul Tripathi, and rising Indian talents like Abhishek Sharma and Abdul Samad.

However, the team failed to maintain consistency. Here’s a look at key issues that led to their downfall:

Top-Order Collapses: SRH’s opening pair had a few explosive starts, but failed more often than not, putting early pressure on the middle order.

Death Bowling Woes: In close matches, SRH often failed to close out games due to ineffective death bowling, particularly in the 18th–20th over phase.

Injuries & Chopping the Squad: Frequent changes in the XI disrupted rhythm. Injuries to key players further compounded problems.

Underperformance in Key Moments: SRH failed to win tight matches, losing many games in the final overs — moments that could’ve defined their season.

While Pat Cummins’ leadership was appreciated across the cricketing world — even legends like Adam Gilchrist praised his composed, calm leadership style — cricket is still a team game, and leadership alone couldn't carry SRH past the line.

DC’s Lifeline: Can They Turn This Around?

For Delhi Capitals, this abandoned match is a blessing in disguise. With the way they batted, SRH were favourites to chase down the 134-target under normal conditions. But now, with 13 points and 3 matches left, DC is back in the playoff picture.

Players who can now become game-changers for Delhi:

Kuldeep Yadav: His spin has troubled big names all season.

Tristan Stubbs: A powerful middle-order striker, capable of turning games single-handedly.

Axar Patel: With both bat and ball, he brings balance and depth.

If they win at least 2 of their remaining 3 matches — preferably with good Net Run Rate — DC could sneak into the Top 4.

Fan Reactions: Frustration & Relief

The rain-led abandonment has left fans with mixed feelings. SRH supporters are furious, as their team’s fate was decided not by cricket but by the weather. Meanwhile, DC fans are celebrating, calling it “the miracle from above” that kept their team alive.

For neutral fans, the game was a missed opportunity — it promised to be a thrilling battle between two teams fighting for survival, but all we got was 20 overs of slow batting and hours of waiting.

What This Means for the League: Unpredictability at Its Peak

The IPL 2025 playoff race now looks like a tight traffic jam, with six teams still mathematically in contention. With Mumbai Indians, RCB, and Gujarat Titans looking strong, the real fight is for the 4th playoff spot — likely between DC, KKR, and LSG.

Key Upcoming Fixtures to Watch:

Mumbai Indians vs Gujarat Titans – A clash of heavyweights, crucial for DC and KKR fans.

KKR vs LSG – Might end up being a direct knockout for both teams.

DC’s final two games – If they win both, they could even end in Top 3.

Final Thoughts: Cricket’s Unpredictable Spirit

The sport of cricket is as much about skill as it is about timing and circumstances. SRH might look back at this season and feel unlucky — and rightly so. But in the world of T20 cricket, margins are razor-thin, and every moment counts.

As the league moves into its final stretch, one thing is guaranteed — the drama is far from over. With eliminations, lifelines, and surprise results, IPL 2025 is setting up to be one of the most unpredictable seasons ever.

Let’s hope that weather doesn’t steal the spotlight again and that the final matches are decided purely by cricketing skill.#ipl #ipl2025 #dcvssrhmatchhighlights

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max winchester's playlist

synopsis. playlist curated by the girl with a crowbar and a grudge - music she blasts on her ipod on long rides or hums to herself while carving sigils into motel room floors. all with a few of dean fingerprints over it from feeding her a steady diet of classic rock. paired with sam’s quiet tastes from rituals at midnight, stitched wounds in silence, and quiet understanding without needing to say a word.

#NAV.ᐟ supernatural mlist ⋆.˚ oc! max winchester

I. “barracuda” - heart

dean made her learn the riff on guitar. she doesn’t play often, but when she does—it’s this.

II. “shoot to thrill” - ac/dc

max's pre-hunt energy drink. loud, unapologetic, and slightly unhinged. dean's fault, obviously.

III. “simple man” - lynard skynard

dean told her this song was what their mom used to sing when he was a kid. she never skips it.

IV. “t.n.t” - ac/dc

she and dean yell this in tandem every time something explodes that wasn’t supposed to.

V. “whiskey in the jar” - metallica

all three siblings will agree on this song in the rotation. it’s reminiscent of a chaotic night in fort worth, a classic winchester family story. the night was legendary. cas doesn’t get it, but max thinks he will eventually.

VI. “house of the rising sun” - the animals

max plays this one when she’s stitching wounds in motel bathrooms. dean always hums the chorus.

VII. “cherry bomb” - the runaways

she and dean scream this one when they're driving too fast and low on ammo.

VIII. “cherry wine (live)” - hozier

max listens to this when sam’s asleep in the other bed, breathing steady, and she’s trying to remember what softness feels like.

IX. “smooth operator” - sade

it works for all three winchesters. even dean—mr. “no chick music in the car”—has a soft spot for sade when the night's too quiet and the road's too long. dean hates how much he likes this one. he says it’s cheesy. max calls it his “undercover FBI suit” theme song. sam just smirks and lets it play.

X. "take me home, country road" - john denver

the winchester siblings hate how much they love this song. Max once sang it off-key during a salt-and-burn and made both brothers laugh for the first time in days.

XI. "ain't no grave" - johnny cash

max’s anthem. dean swears she plays this after killing something, never before. sam calls it her “resurrection song.”

XII. "brothers in arms" - dire straits

this one is sacred. no one skips it. not even Dean. it’s the truest thing they have on rotation.

XIII. "bad reputation" - joan jett & the blackhearts

max’s unofficial theme song. dean yells “that’s my girl!” every time it plays. sam just sighs and turns up the volume.

XIV. “psycho killer” – talking heads

sam added it as a joke. max makes it her ringtone. dean was disturbingly into it.

XV. "youʻre so vain" - carly simon

max sings it at dean with full eye contact. dean: "get away from me, you freak!"

XVI. “we’re going to be friends” - the white stripes

sam found it on her ipod once and smiled. “you put this on here for me?” max just shrugged and muttered, “shut up, nerd.”

XVII. “the end” - the doors

long. dark. apocalyptic. sam once played it during research. Max said, “this sounds like if hell had a house band.” they both kept it.

XVIII. “the chain” - fleetwood mac

sam and max’s sibling pact song. it’s oddly sacred.

XIV. “turn the page” - bob seger

for every road they’ve taken and every motel they’ve crashed in. this one plays soft when they’re worn down and quiet.

XV. “behind blue eyes” - the who

sam once said, “this one’s you.” max didn’t say anything for a while. then she added it to the rotation.

XVI. “magic man” - heart

max says it reminds her of their dad. sam says it reminds him of every bad deal a hunter’s ever made. they don’t skip it.

XVII. “the ballad of boot hill” - johnny cash

max has a soft spot for some outlaw music because it reminds her of bobby but specifically johnny cash. the quiet cruelty of justice. the chill of a bullet and the silence after. sam considers them “ballads of the damned.” the boys hear her humming johnny cash the most when she’s drunk.

XVIII. “the devil’s chasing me” - the reverend horton heat

The Winchester’s “that us?” song.

bonus track!

XIX. "ain't no love in oklahoma" - luke combs

max's least favorite song and dean's favorite weapon. the song came on the radio once during a hunt in rural Oklahoma. max rolled her eyes so hard.

"turn that shit off!" “what? it’s basically your theme song.”

sam tries to play peacemaker but has the song secretly saved on his phone. once caught max humming it under her breath while loading a clip. she denied it.

castiel once asked (very seriously) “is there truly no love in oklahoma?” max replied “only regret and bad tattoos, hun." dean snorted out his beer at her blunt response.

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Dr. Rudolph Fisher (May 6, 1897 - December 26, 1934) was a physician, orator, music arranger, and writer during the Harlem Renaissance. His literary work graced the pages of Redbook and Story Magazine. His first short story, “City of Refuge,” was published by the Atlantic Monthly. He became the first of the Renaissance writers to enter the mainstream press. His second novel, The Conjure Man Dies is considered to be the first known crime novel ever written by an African American.

His father, Rev. John Wesley Fisher, was a Baptist minister. He was born in DC to Glendora Williamson Fisher. He had two siblings. He graduated from Classical High School with honors and entered Brown University. He studied English and Biology. He became a successful orator, winning many competitions including the inter-collegiate oratory contest at Harvard University. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi. He earned his BA and MA.

He graduated summa cum laude from Howard University‘s School of Medicine. After an internship at Howard’s Freedman General Hospital, he began studies at Columbia University, specializing in biology and roentgenology, the use of X-rays for diagnosis of disease. He taught embryology at Howard University’s Medical School. He married Jane Ryder (1924) a schoolteacher. The couple had one child. He became a fellow of the National Research Council at Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons. He opened a private practice in Harlem.

His work was published by many Black papers, including the NAACP Crisis Magazine. He was awarded the Spingarn Medal. His first novel, The Walls of Jericho, which depicted life in Harlem, appeared in 1928.

He was developing The Conjure Man Dies into a play, but died of intestinal cancer, before the manuscript was completed. His Colleagues revised the manuscript, which was produced at the Lafayette Theatre and the Federal Theatre Project. He had published two novels, a play, several sketches, numerous short stories, and several essays. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #phibetakappa

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Highest Individual Strike Rate in a Match (Min 25 Balls)

In the high-octane world of T20 cricket, strike rate is often the most telling stat of a batter’s impact. It reflects not just the ability to score quickly, but also the fearlessness and skill to dominate bowling attacks under pressure. Among many jaw-dropping T20 records, one that stands out is the highest individual strike rate in a match (min 25 balls). This isn't just about quickfire cameos—it's about sustained destruction over a significant number of deliveries.

Let’s dive into the elite performances that redefined power-hitting in T20 cricket, especially in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and other T20 leagues where these records often get rewritten.

What Does Strike Rate Really Mean?

In cricket, strike rate is the number of runs scored per 100 balls faced. For example, a player scoring 50 off 25 balls has a strike rate of 200. In T20 cricket, a strike rate over 150 is generally excellent. But when a batter maintains a strike rate above 250 or 300 after facing 25+ balls, it's not just brilliant—it’s record-breaking.

So, let’s take a look at those rare innings where batters went into beast mode with the highest individual strike rate in a match (min 25 balls).

Suresh Raina – 87 (25) vs KXIP, IPL 2014 (Strike Rate: 348.00)

This is arguably one of the most explosive knocks in IPL history. In Qualifier 2 of IPL 2014, Suresh Raina of Chennai Super Kings launched a stunning attack against Kings XI Punjab.

Highlights:

87 runs off just 25 balls

Strike Rate: 348.00

12 fours and 6 sixes

Most runs ever scored with such a high strike rate in an IPL knockout

Raina’s innings came during a massive chase, and although CSK eventually fell short, his knock is still remembered as one of the highest strike rate innings in IPL history (min 25 balls).

Sunil Narine – 54 (17) vs RCB, IPL 2017 (Strike Rate: 317.64)

Yes, Sunil Narine—known primarily for his bowling—holds one of the top spots for most explosive knocks in IPL.

Why it’s legendary:

Opened the batting for Kolkata Knight Riders

Reached 50 in just 15 balls (fastest IPL fifty at the time)

Finished with 54 off 17 balls

Strike Rate: 317.64

Narine’s ability to swing freely gave KKR early momentum, making this one of the best high strike rate innings in T20 history.

Glenn Maxwell – 70 (28) vs CSK, IPL 2014 (Strike Rate: 250.00)

Glenn Maxwell was at his destructive best in IPL 2014. Against Chennai Super Kings, he displayed his full range of unorthodox shots.

Maxwell's Mayhem:

70 off 28 balls

Strike Rate: 250.00

Blended power with innovation (switch-hits, reverse sweeps)

Took the game away within the powerplay

His knock was a showcase of modern T20 batting, marking him as one of the top hitters with the highest strike rate in a match (25+ balls).

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Yusuf Pathan – 72 (22) vs SRH, IPL 2014 (Strike Rate: 327.27)

In a must-win game for KKR, Yusuf Pathan played one of the most explosive innings ever seen in the IPL.

Breakdown:

72 off just 22 balls

Strike Rate: 327.27

5 fours and 7 sixes

Fastest IPL fifty at the time (15 balls)

Yusuf’s ability to muscle sixes under pressure defines why his innings ranks so highly among the highest individual strike rates in T20 matches.

AB de Villiers – 129 (52) vs Gujarat Lions, IPL 2016 (Strike Rate: 248.07)*

AB de Villiers, Mr. 360, has redefined T20 batting with his versatility and innovation. His 129* Off 52 balls is a masterclass.

Key Points:

10 fours and 12 sixes

Batted through the innings with explosive finish

Strike Rate: 248.07

Though he faced 52 balls, the sheer number of boundaries and sixes ensured his strike rate remained sky-high. It’s a prime example of how to dominate for long and still maintain one of the highest individual strike rates in a match (min 25 balls).

Why This Record Matters

Batters maintaining a high strike rate over 25+ balls prove more than just brute force—they show consistency, match awareness, and elite fitness. A cameo in 10 balls is valuable, but an extended, explosive knock is match-defining.

These knocks often:

Shift momentum instantly

Demoralize bowling units

Help teams chase down impossible targets or set unbeatable ones

In today’s T20 landscape, every top team needs a player who can deliver a knock with the highest individual strike rate in a match (min 25 balls).

Conclusion

In a format where every ball counts, these cricketers have shown how to maximize every delivery. From Raina’s semi-final blunder to Narine’s unexpected fireworks, each of these performers is etched in IPL folklore. They’ve not only thrilled fans but also rewritten what's possible with the bat in hand.

As the IPL and T20 leagues continue to evolve, strike rates like these will become benchmarks for future finishers and power hitters.

Also Read:- 3 Reasons LSG Lost To PBKS IPL 2025

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Top 5 Best IPL Super Overs Ever Played

The Indian Premier League has never been short on drama, and if there’s one format that encapsulates its thrill in a nutshell, it’s the Super Over. A one-over shootout where every ball counts, every shot is life-or-death, and nerves of steel define champions. Over the years, IPL has produced some unforgettable Super Over moments that fans talk about even years later. Let’s look back at the top 5 best IPL Super Overs ever played — games that turned ordinary evenings into edge-of-the-seat cricketing blockbusters.

1. KKR vs RR – IPL 2014

A match that had everything: big scores, a tight finish, and a heart-racing Super Over. After both teams finished on identical scores of 152, the match went into a Super Over. KKR batted first and managed a modest 11 runs. Rajasthan Royals, with Steve Smith and Shane Watson at the crease, chased it with a ball to spare, thanks to their composure and quick running. The match didn’t have a flurry of boundaries, but the tension, the strategies, and the atmosphere made it one of the most gripping Super Overs in IPL history.

2. DC vs SRH – IPL 2021

This was a clash between two of the most strategic sides — Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad. The match was a classic in itself, tied after both teams posted 159 on the board. In the Super Over, Delhi held their nerve better. Rishabh Pant and Shikhar Dhawan ran hard between the wickets to post a competitive total. Then came Axar Patel, who bowled a tight over, keeping SRH quiet and sealing the deal for DC. The game was a mix of smart batting, tight bowling, and intense pressure, making it an instant fan-favorite.

3. MI vs KXIP – IPL 2020 (Double Super Over!)

This one was a wild ride and is perhaps the most unforgettable Super Over experience in IPL history. The match between Mumbai Indians and Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings) was tied twice — after the regular 20 overs and again in the first Super Over! That led to a historic double Super Over, the first of its kind.

In the first Super Over, both teams could only manage 5 runs. In the second Super Over, MI set a target of 11, and KL Rahul’s team, led by Mayank Agarwal’s stunning boundary-saving effort earlier, chased it down with style. The rollercoaster of emotions, unpredictable turns, and sheer competitive spirit made it a match for the ages.

Also Read:- LAH vs ISL Dream11 Prediction PSL 2025

4. RCB vs MI – IPL 2020

Another Super Over thriller from the same season, this one was a power-packed game between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians. Both teams ended on 201, forcing the game into a Super Over. RCB batted first, and AB de Villiers along with Virat Kohli put on a handy 11 runs.

When it was MI’s turn, Navdeep Saini bowled a sensational over, mixing pace and accuracy perfectly. He defended 11 runs against big hitters like Pollard and Hardik Pandya, giving RCB a memorable win and showing how Super Overs aren’t always about bat domination — clever bowling can steal the show too.

5. DC vs KXIP – IPL 2020

This season was the king of Super Overs! In this DC vs KXIP match, the game ended with both teams scoring 157. Kagiso Rabada, one of the best death-over specialists, was given the ball in the Super Over. DC had posted 8 runs, and Rabada made that look like a mountain. He dismissed both KL Rahul and Nicholas Pooran, giving up just 2 runs and wrapping up the Super Over in style.

This Super Over stood out because of Rabada’s ice-cold execution under pressure and how quickly the momentum shifted in favor of Delhi.

Final Thoughts

Super Overs are the heartbeat of IPL’s unpredictability. They distill the essence of T20 cricket — short, fierce, and unbelievably entertaining. Whether it’s the calmness of a bowler under pressure or a batter smashing boundaries like there’s no tomorrow, these moments create memories that fans carry forever. The next Super Over is always just a match away, and in the IPL, you never know when the next epic chapter will be written.

Also Read:- 3 Reasons DC Lost To KKR IPL 2025