Ajay Kohli Puns

##GROUP A - ROUND 5

Match 77: Vidarbha vs Jammu and Kashmir at Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy, BKC, Mumbai

Vidarbha won the toss and chose to field

Vidarbha won by 5 wickets (42 balls to spare)

Stats:

• Maiden List A fifty for Fazil Rashid (22 innings)

• 26th List A fifty for Parvez Rasool (114 innings, 1 ton)

• 9th List A ton for Faiz Fazal (105 innings, 22 fifties)

• 6th List A fifty for Apoorv Wankhade (25 innings)

• Highest List A score for Apoorv Wankhade

Match 78: Odisha vs Himachal at Cricket Club of India, Mumbai

Himachal won the toss and chose to bat

Himacha won by 63 runs

Stats:

• 15th List A fifty for Prashant Chopra (82 innings, 6 tons)

• Maiden List A fifty for Shubham Arora (5 innings)

• 13th List A fifty for Rishi Dhawan (88 innings, 1 ton)

• 7th List A fifty for Nikhil Gangta (40 innings, 1 ton)

• 6th List A fifty for Sandeep Pattanaik (22 innings)

• 9th List A fifty for Anurag Sarangi (33 innings, 2 tons)

• 5th List A fifty for Subhransu Senapati (28 innings, 2 tons)

• 2nd List A 5-fer for Mayank Dagar (36 innings, 2 4-fers)

• Best List A bowling figures for Mayank Dagar

• Highest total for Himachal

• Highest 2nd innings total for Odisha

Match 79: Gujarat vs Andhra at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane

Gujarat won the toss and chose to field

The success of a movie mostly depends on having a healthy mix of the right ingredients required to make a good movie. The heart of the movie is its story, the soul is its music, the brain is the director, the actor and crew represent the bones, muscles, clothes etc that make the body work and look good. Not all ingredients are equal and sometimes even one dominating feature like a superstar or great music is enough to get fans hooked to the film and make it a success. There are also times when you have great ingredients but the audience may not be ready to appreciate the taste yet. Such movies stumble at the start but over time manage to catch up and become cult classics. Then there are movies which are made just for the sake of making movies and some money. They hit the silver screen without any expectations and usually fade away silently into the night. Very few become those rare sleeper hits which come out of the blue when the ingredients are good but not famous yet. And finally there are those mind boggling duds with all the right ingredients that fans eagerly look forward to but somehow when put together they become a painful experience that leaves its audience scarred for life. Here is my first set of reviews of some of the most highly anticipated movies, which appeared to have everything required to make them shine but the stink of their underwhelming quality will haunt us forever.

Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag - A remake of one of India’s greatest entertainers “Sholay” with the original's lead Big B cast to play the Iconic villain “Gabbar (Babban) Singh” in an epic showdown against Mohanlal, one of South India’s finest actors of all time and directed by one of the pioneers of New Age Indian Cinema, the hitmaker behind “Shiva”, “Rangeela”, “Satya”, “Kaun”, “Company”, “Bhoot” and “Sarkar”. What could possibly go wrong? The answer - Everything. Not only was it a “Nuclear Bomb” at the box office that absolutely obliterated Bollywood’s greatest film, but one of the worst reviewed movies of all time with an IMDB rating of 1.6/10 and 9% on rotten tomatoes. It was awarded “Lifetime’s worst ever movie” by Hindustan Times and even British magazine “Total Film” included it (The only Indian movie) in the worst movies of all time across the globe. Big B eventually acknowledged remaking Sholay was a mistake. My view on the debacle known as RGV Ki Aag is the butchering of its heart - the story. “Sholay” was a beautifully written story with so many well rounded cha

From Lawbeats article: https://lawbeat.in/top-stories/2021-review-supreme-courts-tryst-matters-policy

Orders/ Judgments

1. Great Indian Bustard: Supreme Court in its judgment on undergrounding of power lines in priority areas of Great Indian Bustard, in the parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan, directed (i) undergrounding in the areas feasible (ii) installation of diverters pending consideration of undergrounding (iii) constituted a three member committee to evaluate the same. Top Court directed the respondents to proceed with undergrounding of power-lines in the areas possible and further allowed an interim relief of installation of diverters. A 3-member committee has been formed to evaluate the same.
Observation: NA
Bench: Chief Justice SA Bobde, Justices AS Bopanna & Ramasubramaniun
Click here to read Order
Click here to read Coverage

2. Siddique Kappan - Hathras: Supreme Court allowed shifting Siddique Kappan to AIIMS/RML or any other Government Hospital in Delhi. At the time, Kappan was allegedly COVID positive and was denied humane treatment by the hospital authorities.
Observation: “Whether there is any Jurisdictional embargo on the Court to grant an alternative relief of bail, while hearing a Habeas Corpus petition?”
Bench: Chief Justice NV Ramana, Justices Surya Kant and AS Bopanna
Click here to read Coverage
Click here to read Order

3. SOS Citizens calls for help - Covid 2nd Wave: There should not be any coercive action against any citizen for putting out an SOS call on social media seeking medical help for COVID, said the Supreme Court.
Observation: We don’t want any clampdown of information”
Bench: Justices D.Y. Chandrachud, L. Nageswara Rao and S. Ravindra Bhat
Click here to read Order
Click [here](https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/dont-clampdown-dissemin

Just because someone is famous, does that give them the right to violate the rules?

There have been multiple instances where it has been said that we target Bollywood, but let’s not talk about opinions let’s talk about facts and more importantly statistics. In the last year we have booked a total of 105 cases in 10 months. That’s an average of 10-12 cases every month. Now you tell me, out of those 105 cases, how many are celebrities? Today the media is playing up Aryan Khan's story but Just 2 days ago we seized Rs 5 crores worth of drugs and no media house in country wrote about it.

End of the day we are just doing our job. We are enforcing rules and those rules are the same for everyone. They are equal for everybody, so why should we let celebrities, who don’t follow those rules walk away scot free? Just because they are famous? Does that give them the right to violate the rules? so If we see a famous person breaking the law, we shouldn’t do anything about it? should i only run after the normal drug peddlers and conduct operations and raids only in slums? It can’t be like that

When we arrest someone the media will only play it up only when the arrested person is a well known face. But instead of appreciating our efforts we get blamed for targeting that popular celeb. The media only writes about the NCB when a big name is involved in our case. So everyone who looks at us feels that we only go after big names and it looks like we’re targeting them but that’s not the case at all. The big names are just a very small fraction of the people we end up apprehending.

Sameer Wankhede is a 2008 Batch Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer who is married to Marathi actress Kranti Redkar who has worked with actor Ajay Devgn in his 2003 film Gangajal. While working as Customs Officer at the Mumbai airport his team managed to seize drugs worth Rs 17,000 crore over 2 years. As IRS Officer, Sameer Wankhede has booked more than 2,000 celebrities for not paying the taxes. During his high-profile career Wankhede caught singer Mika Singh at the Mumbai airport with foreign currency in 2013 and raided properties owned by many Bollywood celebs like Anurag Kashyap, Vivek Oberoi and Ram Gopal Varma. In 2011 when serving in the Customs department, Sameer Wankhede ensured that even the Cricket World Cup trophy made of gold was released at the Mumbai airport only after custom duty was paid.

Those who have worked with him describe Wankhede as a fearless, disciplined man with a n

Trying to analyze some of Hrithik Roshan's movie choices in his career and what could have been.

• Swades

Obviously a really good film but he was doing Lakshya instead at that time, which is another great film. So I wouldn't really blame him for letting this go if he had to choose just one of these two.

• Main Hoon Na

Hrithik was offered Zayed Khan's role. I would say this may have worked for him in 2001 during K3G times but by 2004, he was too big of a star to play second fiddle to Shah Rukh Khan. If the script had Shah Rukh Khan as 1A and Hrithik as 1B, it may have worked but Shah Rukh's character was clearly the primary protagonist and Zayed's character was also behind Sunil Shetty and Amrita Rao's characters in terms of importance to the plot. Right decision in passing this, I would say.

• Bunty Aur Babli

I think he could have and should have done this considering that he took a long break between Lakshya and Krrish. It was a fun and successful film and he did have really good on-screen chemistry with Rani Mukherji as well. This was around the time when he decided he would do fewer films and be very selective with his choices.

• Dil Chahta Hai

Hrithik was the first choice for Akshaye Khanna's character. Obviously, this movie is a classic and it would have being a part of it would have been a really nice feather in his cap. He said he could not do it due to scheduling conflicts. If only he didn't go on to blindly sign so many mediocre films at the beginning of his career such as Yaadein and AMALL, he may have been able to do this one. He made up for it later by doing ZNMD though.

• Rang De Basanti

He would have played second fiddle to Aamir Khan in this one. He was offered to play the role that Siddharth played. I don't remember the character having a big role in the film. The focus was heavily on Aamir's character and I remember even Kunal Kapoor and Atul Kulkarni's characters being more significant. Maybe the role would have been given more screentime and story with someone like Hrithik in the cast. Maybe he could have done this but I think the schedule was conflicting with Krrish, so ultimately, Krrish was the right choice for him personally.

• Bajrangi Bhaijaan

He should have done this if the opportunity was there. His release during this period was Mohenjo Daro. I understand why he thought working with Ashutosh Gowariker again on an ambitious project may have fetched success given that they did Jodhaa Akbar, wh

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

Bollywood will recall 2002 as the year when almost nothing worked in the Hindi film industry. Not stars, not even superstars.

The mighty Amitabh Bachchan's presence couldn't save Vipul Shah's Aankhen and David Dhawan's Hum Kisise Kam Nahin (left). Neither new directors nor veterans nudged the somnolent box-office awake.

It was also the year which gave Hindi cinema no successful new filmmaking talent. From Vipul Shah, who directed Bachchan, Akshay Kumar and Sushmita Sen in the stagey crime caper, Aankhen, to Arjun Sajnani and his equally theatrical and star clogged costume drama Agni Varsha, no new director had a clue as to what worked at the box-office.

But Maachis composer Vishal Bharadwaj's Makdee and Mani Shankar's 16 December were noticed for their directorial debuts. The rest fell by the wayside: Arjun Sablok's Na Tum Jaano Na Hum; Govind Menon's Danger; Anant Mahadevan's Dil Vil Pyar Vyar; Meghna Gulzar's Filhaal; Anupam Kher's Om Jai Jagadish; Sushen Bhatnagar's Soch; and Gurudev Bhalla's Sharaarat.

None of the debutant directors have been able to get a second project going.

Formula-centric filmmakers came up with one flop after another. In 2002, producers like Yash Chopra and Vashu Bhagnani had more than one failed project.

Director David Dhawan had three big budget flops: Hum Kisise Kam Nahin, Yeh Hai Jalwa (right) and Chor Machaye Shor. No distributor has come forward to buy Dhawan's ready-for-release Sanjay Dutt-Saif Ali Khan-Bipasha Basu comedy Nehle Pe Dehla.

If Dhawan had three releases, so did the prolific Vikram Bhatt. Two of his films, Awara Paagal Deewana and Raaz, made neat profits. Raaz was one of the year's two bonafide successes. The other was Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Devdas.

There were a number of profitable ventures during the year even as the movie business hit rock bottom. Ram Gopal Varma's gangster epic Company, Anees Bazmee's thriller Deewangee (both films with exceptional performances by Ajay Devgan) , Kundan Shah's weepie Dil Hai Tumhara, debutant Adhiyman's Shah Rukh Khan-Madhuri Dixit-Salman Khan triangle Hum Tumhare Hain Sanam, Abbas-Mustan's Humraaz, 16 December, Shashilal Nair's Ek Chhotisi Love Story and Makdee made profits in some areas.

Shah Rukh Khan benefited from Devdas' (left) success. Hrithik Roshan's three releases -- Vikram Bhatt's Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage, Na Tum Jaano Na Hum and Kunal Kohli's Mujhse Dosti Karoge -- bit the dust.

Other

Do your worst!

I'm surprised it hasn't decade.

For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.

I said "hey look, an escaPEA"

No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!

Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂

It really does, I swear!

Because she wanted to see the task manager.

Here is a list of Bollywood Celebrities whose actual height mostly is shorter than billed height. You can also notice that some actors that around almost 40s, 50s, and 60s would appear shorter because they lost some height and have peak heights.

Peak Heights:

Actors

Mithun Chakraborty= 5'10, 6 ft peak

Amitabh Bachchan= 6'0.5, 6'2 peak (6'1.25 average) [billed 6'3]

Kabir Bedi= 6'2, 6'3 peak (6'2.75 average) [billed 6'3.5]

Jackie Shroff= 5'10.5, 6 ft peak (5'11.25 average) [billed 6'1.5]

Anupam Kher= 5'8, 5'9 peak (5'8.5 average) [billed 5'11]

Mukesh Rishi= 6'2, 6'3 peak (6'2.5 average) [billed 6'3.5]

Anil Kapoor= 5'8.5, 5'9 peak (5'8.75 average) [billed 5'11]

Govinda= 5'6.5, 5'7 peak (5'6.75 average) [billed 5'8]

Sanjay Dutt= 5'10.5, 5'11.5 peak (5'11 average) [billed 6'2.5]

Sunil Shetty= 5'9.5, 5'10 peak (5'9.75 average) [billed 5'11.5]

Milind Gunaji= 6'2, 6'2.5 peak (6'2.25 average) [billed 6'3]

Arman Kohli= 6'1, 6'2 peak (6'1.5 average) [billed 6'3]

Murli Sharma= 6'1.5, 6'2 peak (6'1.75 average)  [He is almost 60s, so losing height is very possible]

Kk Menon= 5'11, 5'11.5 peak (5'11.25 average) [billed 6'2] {same range as John Abraham}

Aditya Pancholi= 6'2, 6'3 peak (6'2.5 average) [billed 6'3.25]

Ronit Roy= 5'9, 5'10 peak (5'9.5 average)

Shahrukh Khan= 5'6.75, 5'7.25 peak (5'7 average) [billed 5'8]

Salman Khan= 5'6.75, 5'7.25 peak (5'7 average) [billed 5'8.5]

Rajesh Khattar= 5'8, 5'9 peak (5'8.5 average) [billed 5'11.5]

Bobby Deol= 5'10.5, 5'11 peak (5'10.75 average) [billed 6'1]

Ajay Devgan= 5'9.5, 5'10.5 peak (5'10 average) [billed 5'11]

Rahul Bose= 5'6, 5'7 peak (5'6.5 average)

Akshay Kumar= 5'10.25, 5'11.25 peak (5'10.75 average) [billed 6'1]. {Appears to be shorter than 5'10 Matthew McConoughey. It is appearent he lost of heights due to stunt injuries. He is almost at mid 50's, and losing height is not very new.}

Rahul Dev= 5'11, 6 ft peak (5'11.5 average)

Rohit Roy= 5'10, 5'11 peak (5'10.5 average)

R Madhavan= 5'9.5, 5'10.5 peak (5'10 average)

Saif Ali Khan= 5'7.25, 5'7.75 peak (5'7.5 average) [billed 5'9] {He used to billed 5'9 a decade ago, but Wikipedia changed his height to 5'7.75. I say nowadays he is only solid 5'7 as he seems to be shorter than 5'7.5 Varun Dhawan. He used to be almost 5'8 in his prime.}

Jimmy Shergill= 5'8, 5'9 peak (5'8.5 average)

Ranvir Shorey= 5'9.5, 5'11 peak (5'10.25 average) [billed 6 ft] {I doubt Ranvir Shorey is even nowhere near

They’re on standbi

Pilot on me!!

Nothing, he was gladiator.

Dad jokes are supposed to be jokes you can tell a kid and they will understand it and find it funny.

This sub is mostly just NSFW puns now.

If it needs a NSFW tag it's not a dad joke. There should just be a NSFW puns subreddit for that.

Edit* I'm not replying any longer and turning off notifications but to all those that say "no one cares", there sure are a lot of you arguing about it. Maybe I'm wrong but you people don't need to be rude about it. If you really don't care, don't comment.

When I got home, they were still there.

Only rule is you can't play guys out of position i.e. India can't field a batting lineup of Sachin, Ganguly, Rohit, Dhawan, Kohli just because they are the best pure batsmen to play for India.

I'll start for India:

1. Sachin Tendulkar - 15,310 runs @ 48.30 as opener in the toughest era for openers, India's first/second best ODI batsman of all time depending on who you ask. No further discussion.
2. Rohit Sharma - 7,148 runs @ 58.11 as opener. Should be a shoo-in, but only question was whether to take Sourav Ganguly (9,146 runs @ 41.57 as opener) to keep the left-right combination, especially with how prodigious the Tendulkar-Dada partnership was, but that's a 17-run difference in average that can't be overlooked.
3. Virat Kohli - 9,924 runs @ 62.81 at no 3. Ridiculous average, ridiculous batsman, no further discussion.
4. Mohammed Azharuddin - 4,605 runs @ 40.39 at no. 4. Yeah, he probably wouldn't fit into the team for ethical reasons, but going off stats alone, he makes it - India hasn't historically produced great no. 4's in ODI cricket (guess old habits die hard). Honorable mention: Rahul Dravid (3,301 @ 36.27).
5. Yuvraj Singh - 4,839 runs @ 38.41 at no. 5/6; 120 wickets @ 38.68 - a clear X-factor player who could turn the match on his head with the bat, Yuvraj could also give 4-5 reliable overs with the ball. This position could be alternated with MS Dhoni, who also did very well at no. 5. Honorable mentions: Ajay Jadeja (1,496 runs @ 35.62) and Suresh Raina (2,448 runs @ 35.48).
6. MS Dhoni (c) (wk) - 7,333 runs @ 48.57 at no. 5 / 6 - India's greatest white ball captain and keeper. Also helps that he's one of the greatest middle order batsmen to ever play the game. No further discussion on whether or not he should be in the side, but whether he or Yuvraj should play 5 or 6 is debatable.
7. Ravindra Jadeja - 2,172 runs @ 31.94 at no. 7/8; 187 wickets @ 36.65. It's ridiculous that he's not a starter in the current XI, but Jadeja is your perfect spin bowling all-rounder. Can be a power hitter at the end, and give you 10 steady overs (despite not being a wicket-taking option). Jadeja / Kapil can be swapped depending on the opposition / track.
8. Kapil Dev - 2,882 runs @ 25.28 at no 7/8; 253 wickets @ 27.45. India's greatest ever pace bowling all-rounder, Kapil Dev walks into this XI. Also has a casual 175* with the bat, so there's that.
9. *Zaheer Khan - 282 wickets @ 29.44.

I won't be doing that today!

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Where ever you left it 🤷‍♀️🤭

This morning, my 4 year old daughter.

Daughter: I'm hungry

Me: nerves building, smile widening

Me: Hi hungry, I'm dad.

She had no idea what was going on but I finally did it.

Thank you all for listening.

There hasn't been a post all year!

You take away their little brooms

It was about a weak back.

Why

It’s pronounced “Noel.”

##GROUP A - ROUND 4

Match 58: Andhra vs Himachal at Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy, BKC, Mumbai

Himachal won the toss and chose to field

Andhra won by 30 runs

Stats:

• 4th List A ton for Srikar Bharat (55 innings, 5 fifties)

• 2nd List A ton for Ashwin Hebbar (35 innings, 4 fifties)

• Highest List A score for Srikar Bharat

• 12th List A fifty for Rishi Dhawan (87 innings, 1 ton)

• 14th List A fifty for Prashant Chopra (81 innings, 4 tons)

• 2nd highest 1st innings and 5th highest total for Andhra (highest total is 385/6 vs Goa in 2011-12)

• 4th highest 2nd innings total for Himachal (highest 2nd innings total is 351 all out vs Maharashtra in 2016-17)

Match 59: Gujarat vs Vidarbha at Cricket Club of India, Mumbai

Vidarbha won the toss and chose to field

Gujarat won by 46 runs

Stats:

• Maiden List A ton for Saurav Chauhan (2 innings)

• Maiden List A ton for Het Patel (5 innings)

• 5th List A ton for Ganesh Satish (79 innings, 18 fifties)

• Maiden List A fifty for Aditya Sarwate (14 innings)

• Highest total for Gujarat

• Highest 2nd innings total and 4th highest total for Vidarbha (highest total is 350/6 vs Hyderabad in 2017-18)

Match 60: Odisha vs Jammu and Kashmir at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane

Odisha won the toss and chose the field

##GROUP A - ROUND 2

Match 20: Gujarat vs Odisha at Sharad Pawar Cricket Academy, BKC, Mumbai

Odisha won the toss and chose to field

Odisha won by 3 wickets (3 balls to spare)

Stats:

• Maiden List A ton for Kathan Patel (8 innings)

• 3rd smallest win (by runs) for Odisha (smallest win is 2 wickets vs Tripura in 2009-10)

Match 21: Andhra vs Vidarbha at Cricket Club of India, Mumbai

Vidarbha won the toss and chose to field

Vidarbha won by 8 wickets (50 balls to spare)

Stats:

• Maiden List A fifty for CR Gnaneshwar (4 innings)

• 40th List A fifty for Ambati Rayudu (159 innings, 5 tons)

• 2nd List A ton for Atharva Taide (14 innings, 2 fifties)

• 2nd highest 2nd innings total for Vidarbha (highest 2nd innings total is 301/8 vs Bengal in 2014-15)

• Highest target chased by Vidarbha

• 4th biggest win (by wickets) for Vidarbha (bigges win is 10 wickets vs Andhra in 2015-16)

Match 22: Himachal vs Jammu and Kashmir at Dadoji Konddev Stadium, Thane

Jammu and Kashmir won the toss and chose to field first

##GROUP A - ROUND 1

Match 1: Tamil Nadu vs Maharashtra, 4th November 2021 in Lucknow

Maharashtra won the toss

Tamil Nadu won the match by 12 runs

Stats:

• 14th T20 fifty for Chennai Super Kings batsman Ruturaj Gaikwad (1 ton)

• Joint 3rd smallest win (by runs) for Tamil Nadu (smallest is 1 run vs Gujarat in 2018-19)

Match 2: Odisha vs Goa, 4th November 2021 in Lucknow

Odisha won the toss

Odisha won the match by 4 wickets

Stats:

• Ex-Hong Kong batsman Anshuman Rath is the first foreign international player in Syer Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

• 3rd lowest 1st Innings total and 5th lowest total for Goa (lowest is 82 all out vs Baroda in 2015-16)

• 3rd smallest win (by wickets) for Odisha (smallest is 3 wickets vs Tripura in 2010-11)

Match 3: Punjab vs Puducherry, 4th November 2021 in Lucknow

Puducherry won the toss

Punjab won the match by 8 wickets

Stats:

• 4th T20 fifty for Punjab skipper Abhishek Sharma (1 ton)

• Best bowling figures for Sunrisers Hyderabad all rounder Abhishek Sharma

• 3rd lowest 1st Innings and 5th lowest total for Puducherry (lowest is 82 all out vs Delhi in 2020-21)

##GROUP B - ROUND 1

**Match 4: Bengal vs Chhattisgarh

##GROUP A - ROUND 2

Match 20: Punjab vs Maharashtra, 5th November 2021 in Lucknow

Maharashtra won the toss

Maharashtra won by 7 wickets (with 15 balls to spare)

Stats:

• 15th fifty for Maharashtra skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad in 59 innings (1 ton)

• Punjab became 1st team to play 100 SMAT matches. They have won 62 and lost 38.

Match 21: Tamil Nadu vs Odisha, 5th November 2021 in Lucknow

Odisha won the toss

Tamil Nadu won by 1 run

Stats:

• 3rd fifty for Subhranshu Senapati in 21 innings

• Highest score for Subhranshu Senapati

• 2nd highest 2nd Innings total for Odisha (highest 2nd innings total is 167/9 vs Bengal in 2014-15, a match they also lost by 1 run)

• Joint smallest win (by runs) for Tamil Nadu

Match 22: Goa vs Puducherry, 5th November 2021 in Lucknow

Goa won the toss

Goa won by 9 runs

Stats:

• 4th fifty for Aditya Kaushik in 24 innings

• 10th fifty for Paras Dogra in 86 innings

• 3rd highest 2nd Innings total and 5th highest total for Puducher

##GROUP A - ROUND 4

Match 58: Tamil Nadu vs Goa, 8th November 2021 in Lucknow

Goa won the toss

Goa won by 7 wickets (8 balls remaining)

Stats:

• 2nd 4-fer for Ex Vidarbha pacer Shrikant Wagh in 62 innings, 1st for Goa

• Maiden T20 fifty for Ex Mumbai all rounder Shubham Ranjane in 14 innings

• 5th biggest win (by wickets) for Goa (biggest win is 9 wickets vs Andhra in 2015-16)

Match 59: Punjab vs Odisha, 8th November 2021 in Lucknow

Punjab won the toss

Punjab won by 60 runs

Stats:

• Maiden T20 fifty for Ramandeep Singh in 7 innings

• Maiden T20 fifty for Abhishek Raut in 40 innings

Match 60: Maharashtra vs Puducherry, 8th November 2021 in Lucknow

Maharashtra won the toss

Maharashtra won by 117 runs

Stats:

• 5th T20 fifty for Naushad Shaikh in 37 innings

• 14th T20 fifty for Kedar Jadhav in 134 innings

• Lowest total for Puducherry

• 3rd highest 1st innings total and 4th highest total for Maharashtra (highest total is 215/4 vs Mumbai in 2012-13)

• Biggest

##GROUP A - ROUND 3

Match 39: Punjab vs Goa, 6th November 2021 in Lucknow

Goa won the toss

Punjab won by 81 runs

Stats:

• Maiden T20 ton for Prabhsimran Singh in 28 innings

• 5th biggest win (by runs) for Punjab (biggest is 117 runs vs Railways in 2020-21)

Match 40: Tamil Nadu vs Puducherry, 6th November 2021 in Lucknow

Tamil Nadu won the toss

Tamil Nadu won by 8 wickets (35 balls to spare)

Stats:

• 3rd T20 4-fer for R Sai Kishore in 26 innings (2 5-fers that means he has taken 4+ wickets in an innings 5 times)

• 3rd T20 fifty for C Hari Nishanth in 21 innings

• 5th highest 1st Innings score for Puducherry (highest 1st innings score is 159/6 vs Hyderabad in 2018-19)

• 11th consecutive T20 win for Tamil Nadu. They have won 22 out of their last 25 matches.

Match 41: Maharashtra vs Odisha, 6th November 2021 in Lucknow

Maharashtra won the toss

Maharashtra won by 27 runs

Stats:

• 16th T20 fifty for Ruturaj Gaikwad in 60 innings (1 ton)

• 3rd consecutive

What did 0 say to 8 ?

" Nice Belt "

So What did 3 say to 8 ?

" Hey, you two stop making out "