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Thursday, May 3, 2018
KKR bowl first, Rinku comes in for injured Rana
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Toss: Kolkata Knight Riders chose to bowl v Chennai Super Kings
Kolkata Knight Riders captain Dinesh Karthik stuck with the chasing trend and chose to bowl first against Chennai Super Kings in Kolkata. KKR made one change to the side that beat RCB in the previous game, bringing back Rinku Singh for Nitish Rana, suffering from a bad back.
CSK captain MS Dhoni, while naming an unchanged team, also said he preferred to bowl first. "The only concern is that the outfield seems smaller," he said. "We need to work on death bowling and need to bowl to the field."
CSK top the points table with six wins from eight games, while KKR have split their eight games, sitting fourth on the table.
Kolkata Knight Riders: 1 Chris Lynn, 2 Sunil Narine, 3 Robin Uthappa, 4 Dinesh Karthik (capt & wk), 5 Shubman Gill, 6 Andre Russell, 7 Rinku Singh, 8 Piyush Chawla, 9 Kuldeep Yadav, 10 Shivam Mavi, 11 Mitchell Johnson
Chennai Super Kings: 1 Shane Watson, 2 Faf du Plessis, 3 Suresh Raina, 4 Ambati Rayudu, 5 MS Dhoni (capt & wk), 6 Ravindra Jadeja, 7 Dwayne Bravo, 8 Karn Sharma, 9 Harbhajan Singh, 10 Shardul Thakur, 11 Lungi Ngidi
Fast bowler Junior Dala has replaced his injured South Africa team-mate Chris Morris at Delhi Daredevils for the rest of IPL 2018. Morris, who was the only overseas player to be retained by Daredevils, for INR 7.1 crore (USD 1 million approx.), has been sidelined with a back injury.
Dala had set a base price of INR 20 lakh (USD 30,000 approx.) but found no takers in the auction in January. Daredevils have now bought him at that price, and this will be his first IPL stint.
Dala made his T20I debut against India in February this year. He impressed with his unique action - he takes off on his right foot in his pre-delivery stride and lands on the right foot again - and skiddy pace. He was the joint-highest wicket-taker in the three-match T20I series at home against India, claiming seven wickets at an economy rate of 9.16.
Dala adds depth to a pace attack that includes Trent Boult, Avesh Khan, Dan Christian, Mohammed Shami, Harshal Patel, Sayan Ghosh and Liam Plunkett, who had replaced the injured Kagiso Rabada.
Last month, Dala was picked by Trinbago Knight Riders in the Caribbean Premier League draft. In all, Dala has played 52 T20s, taking 49 wickets at an economy rate of 8.21.
England's injured fast bowlers: how badly and how long?
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In the early weeks of the season, a number of England seam-bowling candidates with either international experience or the potential for a call-up by the new selection panel are already unavailable through injury. With input from Kevin Shine, the ECB's lead fast bowling coach, we look at those on the treatment table and when some might be back in contention.
Toby Roland-Jones Out for the season due to a recurrence of the stress fracture diagnosed at the end of the 2017 domestic season. The ECB's view is that, in an ideal world, Roland-Jones might have spent the whole winter recovering and rehabilitating from the stress fracture. But, such was his desire to play a part in the Test team, he asked to play for the Lions and subsequently suffered more pain in his back after starting the season for Middlesex. Kevin Shine: "Listening to the player is of paramount importance and we were optimistic that [he] would recover in time."
George Garton Garton impressed the England management with his pace at a net session and was briefly drafted into the Ashes squad after a series of injuries to more senior bowlers. Aged just 21 and with nine first-class games behind him, he is raw - he has been known to deliver the odd beamer - but he was recently namechecked by Mick Newell (still, for now, an England selector) as one they might have picked had he been fully fit. Currently recovering from a side injury sustained as he lifted a case off a luggage carousel, he has recently played 2nd XI cricket and should be available for selection by Sussex soon. Shine: "This is a very frustrating injury for everyone given George's obvious potential."
Olly Stone Started the season in eye-catching fashion with an eight-wicket haul against Sussex. Currently sidelined after sustaining an injury during warm-ups for the following game, he is expected to return in the next couple of weeks. His director of cricket at Warwickshire, Ashley Giles, urges caution and patience over Stone's England aspirations but such is his ability that the chance could come sooner than anticipated.
Saqib Mahmood Toured with England Lions and was involved in the North v South games, but has subsequently suffered a minor groin injury, missing Lancashire's opening three fixtures. Shine: "Hopefully he'll be bowling again very soon. It's good that he has to compete to get in a very strong side. He is different from many fast bowlers, with his skiddy trajectory and ability to reverse swing the ball."
Jamie Overton The selectors, impressed by a couple of hostile spells and the obvious potential, were keen to include him in their Ashes squad, but were thwarted by a recurrence of back trouble. He has since suffered a side injury, after bowling with a remodelled action, and hasn't played a first-class game since June. Shine: "Jamie is a bowler of high potential. He has been bowling since September. The plan, in collaboration with Somerset, was to allow his body time to adapt to the technical changes. We all know that there are no guarantees for ongoing fitness - a good example of this is [Australia's Mitchell] Starc, [Pat] Cummins and [James] Pattinson, who are all now injured - but we will continue to leave no stone unturned regarding training and injury prevention."
Steven Finn Sustained a "minor ligament strain" in his right knee while playing in the Pakistan Super League. It is not related to the injury in his left knee that ended his Ashes tour and necessitated surgery. He is expected to appear for Middlesex again soon.
Zak Chappell The record may be modest - he has a bowling average in excess of 50 - but such is Chappell's obvious potential that both Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire have now made 28-day approaches with a view to luring him from Leicestershire. He is currently recovering from a groin injury, but recently played for the seconds as a specialist batsman and bowled four overs in one game. Shine: "We need to manage expectations around him, be patient and we will have a very exciting cricketer for the future."
Reece Topley After a succession of stress fractures in his lower back, Topley decided to concentrate on white-ball cricket in 2018. He retains hopes of returning to red-ball cricket if he can overcome his injury issues. Topley has shown promise since breaking through as a teenager and may come again. Shine: "Hampshire, ECB and Reece collectively decided that to give his body time to get stronger he should just play white-ball for the 2018 season. This allows us to put in place a programme which gives Reece time to recover from matches, train and make sure his technique is as good as it can be."
George Scrimshaw Yet to play a first-class game, so perhaps unlikely to enter selection discussions, Scrimshaw is currently struggling with injury having sustained a stress fracture during the 2017 season. He attended the ECB's pace programme over the winter and Worcestershire are hoping he will be able to play in June. Shine: "Being patient with George will be the key. He's 6ft 7in and has a young bowling history. He was 19 when he started the programme this year."
England's injured fast bowlers: how badly and how long?
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In the early weeks of the season, a number of England seam-bowling candidates with either international experience or the potential for a call-up by the new selection panel are already unavailable through injury. With input from Kevin Shine, the ECB's lead fast bowling coach, we look at those on the treatment table and when some might be back in contention.
Toby Roland-Jones Out for the season due to a recurrence of the stress fracture diagnosed at the end of the 2017 domestic season. The ECB's view is that, in an ideal world, Roland-Jones might have spent the whole winter recovering and rehabilitating from the stress fracture. But, such was his desire to play a part in the Test team, he asked to play for the Lions and subsequently suffered more pain in his back after starting the season for Middlesex. Kevin Shine: "Listening to the player is of paramount importance and we were optimistic that [he] would recover in time."
George Garton Garton impressed the England management with his pace at a net session and was briefly drafted into the Ashes squad after a series of injuries to more senior bowlers. Aged just 21 and with nine first-class games behind him, he is raw - he has been known to deliver the odd beamer - but he was recently namechecked by Mick Newell (still, for now, an England selector) as one they might have picked had he been fully fit. Currently recovering from a side injury sustained as he lifted a case off a luggage carousel, he has recently played 2nd XI cricket and should be available for selection by Sussex soon. Shine: "This is a very frustrating injury for everyone given George's obvious potential."
Olly Stone Started the season in eye-catching fashion with an eight-wicket haul against Sussex. Currently sidelined after sustaining an injury during warm-ups for the following game, he is expected to return in the next couple of weeks. His director of cricket at Warwickshire, Ashley Giles, urges caution and patience over Stone's England aspirations but such is his ability that the chance could come sooner than anticipated.
Saqib Mahmood Toured with England Lions and was involved in the North v South games, but has subsequently suffered a minor groin injury, missing Lancashire's opening three fixtures. Shine: "Hopefully he'll be bowling again very soon. It's good that he has to compete to get in a very strong side. He is different from many fast bowlers, with his skiddy trajectory and ability to reverse swing the ball."
Jamie Overton The selectors, impressed by a couple of hostile spells and the obvious potential, were keen to include him in their Ashes squad, but were thwarted by a recurrence of back trouble. He has since suffered a side injury, after bowling with a remodelled action, and hasn't played a first-class game since June. Shine: "Jamie is a bowler of high potential. He has been bowling since September. The plan, in collaboration with Somerset, was to allow his body time to adapt to the technical changes. We all know that there are no guarantees for ongoing fitness - a good example of this is [Australia's Mitchell] Starc, [Pat] Cummins and [James] Pattinson, who are all now injured - but we will continue to leave no stone unturned regarding training and injury prevention."
Steven Finn Sustained a "minor ligament strain" in his right knee while playing in the Pakistan Super League. It is not related to the injury in his left knee that ended his Ashes tour and necessitated surgery. He is expected to appear for Middlesex again soon.
Zak Chappell The record may be modest - he has a bowling average in excess of 50 - but such is Chappell's obvious potential that both Nottinghamshire and Warwickshire have now made 28-day approaches with a view to luring him from Leicestershire. He is currently recovering from a groin injury, but recently played for the seconds as a specialist batsman and bowled four overs in one game. Shine: "We need to manage expectations around him, be patient and we will have a very exciting cricketer for the future."
Reece Topley After a succession of stress fractures in his lower back, Topley decided to concentrate on white-ball cricket in 2018. He retains hopes of returning to red-ball cricket if he can overcome his injury issues. Topley has shown promise since breaking through as a teenager and may come again. Shine: "Hampshire, ECB and Reece collectively decided that to give his body time to get stronger he should just play white-ball for the 2018 season. This allows us to put in place a programme which gives Reece time to recover from matches, train and make sure his technique is as good as it can be."
George Scrimshaw Yet to play a first-class game, so perhaps unlikely to enter selection discussions, Scrimshaw is currently struggling with injury having sustained a stress fracture during the 2017 season. He attended the ECB's pace programme over the winter and Worcestershire are hoping he will be able to play in June. Shine: "Being patient with George will be the key. He's 6ft 7in and has a young bowling history. He was 19 when he started the programme this year."
Sri Lanka have suffered a serious blow to their squad for the forthcoming series against West Indies, with opener Dimuth Karunaratne out of at least part of the tour with injury.
An x-ray has confirmed the presence of a fracture in the index finger of Karunaratne's left hand, which will rule him out for at least a few weeks. If the fracture requires surgery - and a decision on that front will be made over the next 24 hours - he will almost certainly be out until July. The three Tests against West Indies are scheduled for June.
"It's a clean crack in the finger, and for now I have been told that I will probably be out for the West Indies tour," Karunaratne told ESPNcricinfo. "But I have to see another surgeon before we know exactly what is happening."
The injury had been sustained while Karunaratne was batting in the nets in the approach to Sri Lanka's Super Provincial one-day tournament, the first round of which began on Wednesday.
The injury adds to an already heaving Sri Lanka injury roster. Bowlers Nuwan Pradeep, Dushmantha Chameera and Shehan Madushanka are already in serious doubt for the West Indies tour. Given Karunaratne's success in 2017 - he was the fifth-highest Test run scorer in 2017, with 1031 runs - his potential absence is the biggest blow yet.
वर्ल्ड डेस्क, अमर उजाला Updated Wed, 02 May 2018 10:12 AM IST
उत्तर-पूर्वी शहर मैदुगुड़ी में 27 अप्रैल को बोको हरम के आतंकियों ने हमले के बाद घटनास्थल - फोटो : Reuters
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नाइजीरिया में हुए आत्मघाती धमाकों में 60 से ज्यादा लोगों की मौत हो गई है। ये धमाके उत्तर-पूर्व नाइजीरिया में एक मस्जिद और बाजार में हुए हैं। इन धमाकों को अंजाम देने के तरीके से ऐसी आशंका जताई जा रही है कि यह इस्लामिक उग्रवादियों समूह बोको हराम ने किया है। गौरतलब है कि एक दिन पहले ही अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने बोको हराम के खिलाफ लड़ाई में मदद बढ़ाने का ऐलान किया था।
इन धमाकों को कथित तौर से कम उम्र के लड़कों ने अंजाम दिया है। धमाका अदमवा राज्य की राजधानी योला से करीब 200 किलोमीटर दूर मुबी में हुआ है।
राष्ट्रीय आपातकालीन प्रबंधन एजेंसी (एनईएमए) के इमाम गार्की ने कहा कि पुलिस और रेड क्रॉस की साझा मूल्यांकन में पाया गया कि 26 लोग मारे गए और 56 घायल हो गए, जिनमें से 11 लोगों की हालत गंभीर बनी हुआ से। उन्हें उपचार के लिए योला में संघीय चिकित्सा केंद्र भेज दिया गया।
लेकिन मुबी सामान्य अस्पताल में एक मेडिकल सूत्र ने कहा कि उन्हें 37 शव मिल चुके थे, जबकि राहत अभियान में शामिल एक कर्मी ने बताया कि उसने 42 शवों और 68 घायलों की गिनती की थी।
पीड़ितों के अंतिम संस्कार में शामिल होने वाले दो स्थानीय लोगों ने कहा कि मृतकों की संख्या बहुत ज्यादा है और ये संख्या और बढ़ सकती है।
मुहम्मद हामिदु ने कहा, "कब्रिस्तान से लौटने तक मैं 68 लोगों के अंतिम संस्कार में हिस्सा ले चुका था। पीड़ित परिवारों का अपने परिजनों के शवों का लाने के सिलसिला जारी था।" उन्होंने कहा, "मुझे लगता है कि मुबी पर हुआ ये सबसे बड़ा हमला है। इसमें जितने लोग मारे गए हैं वह सोचा नहीं जा सकता।"
अब्दुल्लाई लबरान ने बताया, "जब हम लौटे तो 73 ताजा खोदे गए कब्रों में पीड़ितों को दफनाया जा चुका था। अस्पताल में अभी भी लावारिस लाशें पड़ी हुई हैं।"
नाइजीरिया में मृतकों की संख्या में विवादित कोई नई बात नहीं हैं। अधिकारियों ने पहले भी मारे गए लोगों की संख्या को कम कर दिखाया है।
नाइजीरिया में हुए आत्मघाती धमाकों में 60 से ज्यादा लोगों की मौत हो गई है। ये धमाके उत्तर-पूर्व नाइजीरिया में एक मस्जिद और बाजार में हुए हैं। इन धमाकों को अंजाम देने के तरीके से ऐसी आशंका जताई जा रही है कि यह इस्लामिक उग्रवादियों समूह बोको हराम ने किया है। गौरतलब है कि एक दिन पहले ही अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने बोको हराम के खिलाफ लड़ाई में मदद बढ़ाने का ऐलान किया था।
इन धमाकों को कथित तौर से कम उम्र के लड़कों ने अंजाम दिया है। धमाका अदमवा राज्य की राजधानी योला से करीब 200 किलोमीटर दूर मुबी में हुआ है।
राष्ट्रीय आपातकालीन प्रबंधन एजेंसी (एनईएमए) के इमाम गार्की ने कहा कि पुलिस और रेड क्रॉस की साझा मूल्यांकन में पाया गया कि 26 लोग मारे गए और 56 घायल हो गए, जिनमें से 11 लोगों की हालत गंभीर बनी हुआ से। उन्हें उपचार के लिए योला में संघीय चिकित्सा केंद्र भेज दिया गया।
लेकिन मुबी सामान्य अस्पताल में एक मेडिकल सूत्र ने कहा कि उन्हें 37 शव मिल चुके थे, जबकि राहत अभियान में शामिल एक कर्मी ने बताया कि उसने 42 शवों और 68 घायलों की गिनती की थी।
पीड़ितों के अंतिम संस्कार में शामिल होने वाले दो स्थानीय लोगों ने कहा कि मृतकों की संख्या बहुत ज्यादा है और ये संख्या और बढ़ सकती है।
मुहम्मद हामिदु ने कहा, "कब्रिस्तान से लौटने तक मैं 68 लोगों के अंतिम संस्कार में हिस्सा ले चुका था। पीड़ित परिवारों का अपने परिजनों के शवों का लाने के सिलसिला जारी था।" उन्होंने कहा, "मुझे लगता है कि मुबी पर हुआ ये सबसे बड़ा हमला है। इसमें जितने लोग मारे गए हैं वह सोचा नहीं जा सकता।"
अब्दुल्लाई लबरान ने बताया, "जब हम लौटे तो 73 ताजा खोदे गए कब्रों में पीड़ितों को दफनाया जा चुका था। अस्पताल में अभी भी लावारिस लाशें पड़ी हुई हैं।"
नाइजीरिया में मृतकों की संख्या में विवादित कोई नई बात नहीं हैं। अधिकारियों ने पहले भी मारे गए लोगों की संख्या को कम कर दिखाया है।
