Nikhil R

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joy in the child face when finally someone acknowledges her
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Happy 3:16 day to all who celebrate.

Flashback to when Stone Cold returned and hit a Stunner on almost everyone in the WCW/ECW Alliance.

“HE’S WALKIN, HE’S TALKIN!”

How Jim Ross didn’t suffer a heart attack here is a miracle.

They don’t do moments like this anymore.

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STONE COLD STEVE AUSTIN JUST POSTED THE GREATEST VIDEO OF ALL TIME.

“Dad, what was Stone Cold like in the 90s”

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One of the greatest ODIs ever, in Johannesburg.

#OnThisDay in 2006, @RickyPonting smashed 164 off 105 as Australia posted a record 434/4, the first 400+ total in ODI history.

But @hershybru replied with 175 off 111 to guide South Africa to a stunning one-wicket win with one ball left, sealing the series 3–2.

In all, 87 fours and 26 sixes were struck on the day - both records. Australia's Mick Lewis returned figures of 10-0-113-0,

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With the series locked at 2-2, both Australia and South Africa were staying in the same hotel before the decider on March 12, 2006. When the Australian team went out for dinner, they noticed South African batter Herschelle Gibbs sitting at the hotel bar enjoying his drinks. Two hours later, when the Aussies returned, he was still there. Mike Hussey later recalled that even around 10 PM, before going to bed, he looked down from his room and saw Gibbs still drinking. The incident infuriated coach Mickey Arthur and he wanted to drop Gibbs immediately. But injuries in the squad meant they had no choice but to play him, bluntly telling him he was only in the 11 because there was no one else available. The next day, Australia piled up a mammoth 434 batting first.

When South Africa began the chase, the hangover man, Gibbs walked out early and decided to write his own redemption story. In one of the greatest ODI innings ever played, he smashed 175 off just 111 balls, hammering 21 fours and 7 sixes. Everything he touched raced to the boundary as he dismantled the Australian attack. With strong support from Graeme Smith and a match winning finish by Mark Boucher, South Africa pulled off the impossible of chasing 438 in one of cricket’s most legendary matches. As Gibbs walked off after his masterpiece, he winked at Mickey Arthur and said, “There you go, Mickey, no worries.”

On this day in 2006, the 438 thing happened ❤️

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@IGN Looking forward.

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