Tushar Verma

[Edits That Bang 💥 @EditsThatBang]

the amount of movies you need to watch to do this edit😭

[Kiah @UtdKiah]

115 charges might get you trophies, but they can’t get you this aura 😭

[s @exfootballfan]

Bring back this CF archetype man.

[Peak Lyricism @yoonshabnami]

still can't believe someone actually wrote:

laila shirin sohni juliet sunlo
mujhko dhoondho na jungle belon
main whatsapp pe hoon

[Sangeet @sangaldoo]

Sir Arjun hota toh astra kamaan mod deta Ram hota toh Shiv baan tod deta ye satya asatya ka parakh murakh nahi jaanta mai raftaar hu zabaan di thi main kaam chodeta guys im an innocent

[Ambani Hu @AmbaniHu]

This video lives RENT FREE in my head.

[ADG PI - INDIAN ARMY @adgpi]

"प्रहाराय सन्निहिताः, जयाय प्रशिक्षिताः"
Ready to Strike, Trained to Win.

#IndianArmy

[TC @totalcristiano]

451 goals & 131 assists in 438 games.

[Ade @son_of_uki]

the greatest there is, the greatest there was, the greatest there ever will be

[Nike Football @nikefootball]

The story continues @Cristiano

[Nike Football @nikefootball]

Calm. Cool. @Cristiano

[#TheSportsIlluminator 🤝 @RayToluAyo]

A lovely write up but just a quick correction

Cristiano Ronaldo has scored the most penalties in La Liga and Champions League which he shared with Robert Lewandoski

However, Lionel Messi has taken the most penalties in the FIFA World Cup, La Liga and the Champions League

Let me add to your write up

I think people have allowed all these agendas to go too far but I love how people are coming out to speak

I mean nobody ever talked down on penalties until Cristiano Ronaldo started scoring them

During the 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, Ronaldo Delima scored a hat-trick of penalties against Argentina, nobody refers to it as something bad

Nobody talked down on goals until Ronaldo started scoring them

In 2002/2003 and 2003/2004, Arsenal's Robert Pires scored 14 Premier League goals each season

He was praised for being prolific as a winger

Ronaldo redefined wing play by not just dribbles but scoring goals, it was played down

The likes of Ruud Van Nistelrooy, Fillipo Inzaghi, Erling Haaland, Lionel Messi and other top strikers in the game scores a variety of goals through their positioning in the box

There is no problem with these players but Ronaldo is called Tapinaldo for scoring the same type of goals

The yardstick they use in praising others, the same yardstick they use to condemn Ronaldo

Lionel Messi is being praised for scoring 91 goals in a year, it won him the Ballon d'Or in 2012

In 2014/2015 season, I remembered Arsene Wenger, speaking to BeIn Sport, he said

"When Messi sees that Ronaldo has scored so many more goals than him, it will play on his morale.

"In the long term, he won't be happy"

Barcelona was having it tough at the beginning of the season before things changed later and they won the treble

From 2015 to 2018 that Ronaldo left Spain, Messi scored a lot of goals and he is still scoring till today and getting the praises

But for Ronaldo, it's a taboo if he scores....

You will start hearing many narratives

And if he doesn't score, you will still hear another agenda!

There are too many agendas against Ronaldo.......

[Nike @Nike]

It was all going to plan until instincts took over…

Rip The Script

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you, [looking at myself] it's over.

[Tushar Verma @t96verma]

@ManUtd Tushar 7

[Tushar Verma @t96verma]

@ManUtd Tushar no 7

[Abhishek AB @ABsay_ek]

You remember the auction room of 2018. Some kid from Patiala, barely old enough to vote, zero first class games to his name, suddenly worth 4.8 crore. It looked like the kind of punt that destroys franchises.
7 years on, that same kid is hitting sixes like his life depends on it. Because it does.

From 2019 to 2022, Prabhsimran played just 6 IPL games. Punjab kept the chequebook open, kept him on roster, kept whispering about potential. But potential without release rots you. You spend nights in hotels carrying water bottles. You watch Gayle & Dhawan do your job. You start believing the auction price was a curse, not a blessing.

He ran to stay human. 7 kilometers, then 8. Every morning. The burning in his lungs was better than the silence of the bench.

Sachin Tendulkar told him something once; He said most boys would kill to sit where he sat. Told him to find contentment there. Sounds like advice for a monk, not a cricketer. But Prabhsimran clung to it.

Then 2023 happened. The Impact Player rule dropped. Purists screamed about death of cricket. For Prabhsimran, it was oxygen. He could swing from ball one without worrying about the collapse.

13th May 2023, Kotla. Delhi Capitals had them against the wall. He walked in & played the innings of his life. First 30 balls: 27 runs. Next 35: 76 runs. No other batter crossed even 20 runs for his team while he scored his 1st IPL century. Delhi missed the playoffs. Prabhsimran found himself.

But that is not why he bats like his life depends on it. You need to meet Sardar Surjit Singh, His father. Kidney failure. Three sessions a week hooked to machines. The house in Patiala is heavy with it. The only time the old man lights up is when his son opens for Punjab. They carry him to the couch before every game. Position the TV. For 3 hours, the sickness vanishes.

Think about that weight. Every boundary is not runs for him, It is medication. Every six is oxygen for an old man. When he says he plays for his father, he means it literally. The single joy in a week of hospital corridors & medical debt.

Come the 2025 auction, Punjab retained 2 players only. Shashank Singh & him. 4 crore for a keeper who had spent 4 years doing mostly nothing. He repaid them with 549 runs at 160 strike rate.

Shreyas Iyer gave him something simple; Freedom. Told him he was senior now. Told him one bad game would not end him. Freedom to fail.

Now he is flying. Strike rate pushing 173 this season. 80* against Mumbai off 39 balls. 51 off 25 against SRH. Each innings bigger than the last: 37, then 43, then 51, then 80*.
The boy who waited is now the man who delivers.