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@CricketopiaCom Gary Sobers Sunil Gavaskar Malcolm Marshall Kapil Dev Ravindra Jadeja Jeff Dujon Tests Richie Benaud IndVaAus'2001 Kolkata Wankhede Mumbai Kohli MCG'22 West Indies 1976-1992

Let's do this Your Favorite All Time Player Batsman Bowler All Rounder Fielder Keeper Format Commentator Match Ground Moment Team (apart from your country)

🤣 "Shari-full and Animul-Full"

What actually happening right now is US and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran on February 28, 2026 an operation called Epic Fury. During these strikes, the US used cheap kamikaze drones called LUCAS. One of these LUCAS drones crashed in Iraq and was found intact by locals, with its Starlink antenna hanging out for everyone to see. That is a security problem because now adversaries can study the tech. Here is the fun part - LUCAS drone that America just used against Iran? It's basically a copy of Iran's Shahed-136. And the Shahed-136? It traces its design back to a 1980s German drone called the DAR, built by Dornier. Even the Shahed's engine is likely reverse-engineered from a German Limbach engine. Israel's Harpy and Harop (which India used in Operation Sindoor against Pakistan) also share the same delta-wing design DNA. So the Germany invented this stuff decades ago, and now everyone - the US, Iran, Russia, Israel is building variations of the same basic design. They all look alike because the physics and economics point to the same answer - delta wings are cheap, strong, give good lift, carry more fuel, and survive the stress of a kamikaze dive. Germany literally invented the foundational weapons being used in this war (V-1 cruise missile → modern drones, V-2 rocket → ballistic missiles, StG 44 → assault rifles). Since Germany and Japan are now rearming massively (Germany spending €108 billion on defence in 2026, Japan at $60 billion), India should lock in strategic partnerships with them for co-production deals and tech transfers while the window is open. These Nation are God Gifted :) forget who invented what in 1944, the real lesson is that $35,000 disposable drones are now deciding wars, the US itself only has dozens in stock, and India has zero equivalent mass-production program.

BC ये League हैं या Railway waiting room ?

@Indic_Chronicle @satoverma There would have been a नेपोलियन मारुती in Sadashiv पेठ पुणे, strategically located between पेरू गेट and मोदी गणपती.

@satoverma Imagine a scenario if he got recruited by the Marathas.

In 1795, Napoleon Bonaparte contemplated to go to India, join East India Company's Army and make a quick fortune so that he could amass handsome dowries for his three sisters. As it so happened, he ended up getting dowries for them from Italy instead.

@Mohansinha Never knew this. Thanks for info

@baibatli Actually it became Mahatma Gandhi Road sometime after MKG’s death. It was called Main Street by old timers probably because it was the busiest street in this little town.

Loved this advertisement in a city paper. Visited the store as a ten-year-old. The care they took over their clientele was pure Parsi hospitality! So many memories of the days gone by. Dinshaw’s, Marzo-rin, Bata’s, Imperial Hosiery, the famous Meherhomji dentist twins and further down Manney’s bookstall. Nowadays, I avoid MG. Road at all costs, even if it’s just a drive through.

Patil Baba "Scindia" Shinde bows to Samarth Ramdas Swami and Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. 🙏

The standard naivedyacha taat at every Marathi home today: - पुरी - आम्रखंड or श्रीखंड - बटाटा भाजी (the simple kind) - वरण भात तूप मीठ लिंबू Perfect for getting you prepared for the afternoon nap or as we call it - वामकुक्षी.

This Hyderabad, Right?

@amittalwalkar This pic was clicked in spring of 1986 in London. A London brewery sponsored a single wicket contest between the best all rounders in the world. Kapil-Botham-Hadlee-Marshall-Clive Rice-Imran Fiercely contested. Hadlee won. The video may be available on YouTube.

A staircase to cricketing heaven. Generations of skill in one frame. They didn't just play the game; they defined an era.

@TeaChaiLa @FIH_Hockey This will continue. The collective genuine pain of ordinary Hindus is used by TV broadcasters to fuel "great rivalry" narratives. They're playing with our minds. Sports lovers fall for it. A routine match becomes a must win battle. Onus is on us. Boycott Indo Pak sports.

Now @FIH_Hockey puts India and Pakistan in one group. When will this end?

@vaiju7 Listen to the last stanza of the song... answers your lament about the lack of proper maintenance of temple properties...tragedy

@baibatli Thanks for sharing

Krishna Bai darshan today. Wai is so beautiful. Hope they will restore the temple and is it too much to hope that they will keep the ghats clean?

Kirti Azad. This picture belongs to 1983.

Good morning Malcolm Conn

@Zeus_Cricket Concentration. Balance.

Sunil Gavaskar, India vs Australia 1985-86

Shiv Sainik-Mumbaikar-Marathi-Hindu-Yoddha Sunil Gavaskar ki Jai !!

The furore created by the acquisition of a Pakistani player by the Indian owner of a franchise in The Hundred is hardly surprising... the realisation that (this money) buys arms and weapons... is making Indian entities refrain from even considering having Pakistani artistes and sportspersons- Sunil Gavaskar in @mid_day Saying it again, consequences for @SunRisers is a must.