Dear Rohit and Virat,
Thank you. These two words feel insufficient for what you've given us, but they come straight from the heart of millions.
Together, you've been the heartbeat of Indian cricket for over 15 years. The partnerships, the rivalries turned friendships, the countless memories - Lord's, Adelaide, Mohali, Dharamsala, Barbados... the list is endless.
Eras end, but legacies live forever. You both will ALWAYS be our champions, our heroes, our inspiration.
Thank you for everything. ๐๐ฎ๐ณ
- A grateful fan
A recent study from IIT Bombay has found that as mucus volume increases in response to pollution (or a foreign material) in the airways, its defence does not improve. Instead, the increased mucus volume ends up creating narrow โhumpsโ that leave large patches of the airway walls completely exposed. This patchy landscape could explain why excessive mucus is detrimental, potentially allowing fine soot particles to penetrate deep into our systems and triggering asthma attacks.
The study conducted by Swarnaditya Hazra and Prof. Jason R. Picardo has been published in the Journal of Fluid Mechanics and focuses on the middle airways. These are the branching pipes of the lung that lie midway between the windpipe and the terminal air sacs. The air flow, which is swirling and chaotic in the windpipe, calms as it enters the small middle airways.
https://t.co/wFmZK1HLyg
The last time a fourteen year old showed such prodigious cricketing talent, it was Sachin Tendulkar โ and we all know what became of him. What are waiting for? VaibhavSuryavanshi for India!
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