Vada pavs in kalyan ambernath and dombivili region are far better than actual mumbai vada pavs.
Many are not ready for this conversation its the truth.
This champ #HardikPandya
Went through a lot in last 9 months.
The tears of happiness in his eyes after winning T20 world cup reflected the pain of of personal life and IPL backlash he was carrying in his heart.
Stay strong champ.
75 minutes of Hell
On This day; in 1976;It was the 3rd day of Old Trafford Test & West Indies were dominating when they set a target of 552...
England had to survive for 75 minutes of play which turned out to be indescribably brutal...
England Openers were Brian Close(45 years) & John Edrich(39 Years) against
Andy Robers, Michael Holdin & Wayne Daniel , who showed no mercy, relentlessly targeting the batsmen with bouncers aimed at their heads. All three bowlers were exceptionally fast & unleashed their full force against the two elderly batsmen...
Without helmets & any safety gears,both batters endured numerous body blows but managed to protect their wickets...
Ultimately Umpire Bill Alley had to warn Holding for bowling too many bouncers, much to his surprise, Close asked to him:
"Why did you have to do that?" an agitated Close asked Alley.
"He's bowling too many bouncers," Alley responded, confused.
"Don't you realize the bouncers aren't the issue? It's the ones halfway down that are the problem," Close retorted.
Here to mention that Close was famous for appearing immune to pain(see the image for his body blows from the red cherry), he would remark to anyone who flinched or rubbed a bruise: "How can the ball hurt you? It's only on you for a second."
Captain Lloyd didn't hold back his bowlers at all...Though, he commented after the match, "Our guys got carried away."
Both openers survived the session & on their way to dressing room, Edrich asked to Close:
"After 70 minutes out there & getting hit all over, do you know how many runs you scored?" Edrich chuckled.
Close admitted he didn't.
"One," laughed Edrich. "I hope it was worth the pain."