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Will IPL 2020 have room for Kesrick Williams’ notebook and Sheldon Cottrell’s salute?
3:35 PM GMTDeivarayan MuthuFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintAround this time last year, a bunch of West Indies players, plucked out of the CPL, toured India and pressed on to bag IPL deals. One year later, West Indies are in India again, showcasing their T20 skills and smarts to IPL scouts as well as the rest of the world. With the IPL 2020 auction exactly a week away, ESPNcricinfo takes a closer look at how West Indies' IPL hopefuls fared against India in the three-match T20I series.Kesrick WilliamsThree years after enjoying a breakout CPL season and attracting IPL attention, Williams is back on the international as well as IPL radar. Williams was particularly impressive with his pace and length variations against India, and his tussle with Virat Kohli jazzed up the three-match T20I series.On a flat Wankhede track in the decider on Wednesday evening, Williams conceded 14 off his first three balls to India opener KL Rahul, but overcame that start and ended up … [Read more...] about Will IPL 2020 have room for Kesrick Williams’ notebook and Sheldon Cottrell’s salute?
Is the IPL ready for Kesrick Williams’ notebook and Sheldon Cottrell’s salute?
3:48 PM GMTDeivarayan MuthuFacebookTwitterFacebook MessengerPinterestEmailprintAround this time last year, a bunch of West Indies players, plucked out of the CPL, toured India and pressed on to bag IPL deals. One year later, West Indies are in India again, showcasing their T20 skills and smarts to IPL scouts as well as the rest of the world. With the IPL 2020 auction exactly a week away, ESPNcricinfo takes a closer look at how West Indies' IPL hopefuls fared against India in the three-match T20I series.Kesrick WilliamsThree years after enjoying a breakout CPL season and attracting IPL attention, Williams is back on the international as well as IPL radar. Williams was particularly impressive with his pace and length variations against India, and his tussle with Virat Kohli jazzed up the three-match T20I series.On a flat Wankhede track in the decider on Wednesday evening, Williams conceded 14 off his first three balls to India opener KL Rahul, but overcame that start and ended up … [Read more...] about Is the IPL ready for Kesrick Williams’ notebook and Sheldon Cottrell’s salute?
NFL notebook: Belichick cuts off videotape talk
New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick on Wednesday shed very little light into the NFL’s investigation of the organization for videotaping the Cincinnati Bengals’ sideline this past weekend. Nov 24, 2019; Foxborough, MA, USA; New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick on the side line during the first half against the Dallas Cowboys at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Greg M. Cooper-USA TODAY Sports Belichick was rather curt with reporters, marking the third straight day in which he was asked about a team videographer who was caught filming the Bengals’ sideline during Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns. When asked whether the scout involved was aware of the rules that he can’t film from the press box, Belichick said, “He was doing his job. That’s what he was doing, he was doing his job. Like we all tried to do.” NFL commissioner Roger Goodell declined to put a timeline on the investigation when asked … [Read more...] about NFL notebook: Belichick cuts off videotape talk
MLB notebook: Study determines balls weren’t juiced
The rise in home runs in 2019 wasn’t because of a juiced ball, but rather due, in part, to inconsistent seam height on the baseball combined with “player behavior,” according to preliminary results of a study commissioned by Major League Baseball. Sep 29, 2019; Seattle, WA, USA; Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Tanner Roark (60) throws against the Seattle Mariners during the second inning at T-Mobile Park. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports - 13437891 The early findings of the 27-page report were released Wednesday. The authors were a committee of professors charged with looking into the record number of home runs — 6,776 — in the past season. The committee concluded that ball manufacturer Rawlings hadn’t made any purposeful changes to the ball to increase offense. The report found the baseball’s performance was because of variability in the production process and not because of anything intentionally done by MLB or … [Read more...] about MLB notebook: Study determines balls weren’t juiced
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He is called "le maître" or "the boss". For decades, with regularity, his La Règle du Jeu has been voted the second greatest film of all time by critics and movie-makers - and few of the electorate have denied that they would rather have worked for Jean Renoir than Orson Welles (the maker of Citizen Kane, "the best film"). Being first or second hardly matters: the cinema itself is distinguished, ennobled and made promising still, just because of Jean Renoir. It surely helps that this exemplar of a new art keeps us in touch with one of the oldest. Jean Renoir was born on September 15 1894, in Butte-Montmartre, Paris, the second son of Pierre-Auguste Renoir, the leading Impressionist painter, devoted to family scenes, convivial gatherings and great nudes, and Aline Charigot. Jean was the younger brother of Pierre, who would act in several of his films. Pierre was also the father of Claude Renoir, who would photograph many of Jean's films. So think of family - its warmth, its … [Read more...] about Join the party