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When it’s about re-engineering running technology, you bet Nike’s cooking up something. The running market is forever growing and Nike leaves no stone unturned to take the lead. The latest offering for runners out of its stable is the Free RN Flyknit. As soon as it came out, we got our hands on a pair and put it to a field test. Should you buy it? Here’s the answer. It’s Weightless! © YouTube It’s literally weightless. Yup, as light as a feather, it feels like you are barely dragging a shoe along. The traditional FlyKnit upper combined with the tristar-sole makes it the lightest shoe we have ever reviewed. It’s so light that it wouldn’t be wrong calling them ‘socks’ instead of a shoe. It’s So Flexible That You Can Roll It Up And Fit It In Your Pocket © YouTube Nope, we didn’t really do it but if you squeeze it and roll it up on purpose, it might just fit into your pocket. Again, the magic here are the impeccably crafted upper and the foam tri-sole. Th upper is literally strength fiber woven together. We tried twisting and turning it every way possible and it bounced back right back its original form, unscathed. The Sole © YouTube The craziest part of this shoe is its sole. It is literally a grid of tri-star chunks of foam perfectly aligned together. The logical behind this new ‘sole construct’ is that it lets the foot move in its natural ‘curve and extend’ movement. The Run © YouTube After we were done playing around, we threw them on and hit the tarmac. We essentially ran on the road. Exactly how a lot of runners in India do it. The impact response of the shoe is pretty smooth. Instead of feeling a hard rebound thump on the foot, the sole absorbs the shock pretty effortlessly. There’s just a mere 4 mm drop on the heel on a sole 90% made of foam, so that explains a lot itself. Buy Or Nah? © YouTube If you love running, this shoe is for you. It fits like a dream and enhances the running stance. It’s light and looks pretty sturdy. But the interesting part here is that it can also double up as an ‘inside-the-gym’ shoe. Just don’t squat or deadlift wearing running shoes!

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It's been almost four years since Yusuf Pathan last featured for India on the international circuit. But the right-hander is back in the news for a unique feat he achieved after signing up for the Hong Kong League. The explosive batsman has become the first Indian male cricketer to sign for an overseas franchise-based T20 league and feels that it will be ideal preparation for the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). "I firstly want to thank the BCCI and BCA for giving me the NOC. I am really excited about this venture and I think it will be good preparation for the IPL. That is why I signed for it," Yusuf, who plays for KKR in the IPL, revealed. Huge news for @KowloonCantons fans & the DTC Hong Kong T20 Blitz as India's Yusuf Pathan signs on! #HKT20Blitz https://t.co/16qYQyO30J — Hong Kong Cricket (@CricketHK) February 11, 2017 The 34-year-old will be seen sporting the jersey of Kowloon Cantons for the tournament's second edition, slated to begin on 8 March. He will be playing alongside Pakistan's Shahid Afridi and England's latest find Tymal Mills - who looked impressive in the recent T20 series against India. Other prominent signings for the league include Sri Lankan veterans Kumar Sangakkara and Tillakaratne Dilshan. On the other hand, West Indies' Darren Sammy, New Zealand's James Franklin and the former South African spinner Johan Botha will also be seen in action. Pathan, who has represented Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders, has proved to be a great addition to the IPL over the years. The right-handed batsman has scored 2761 runs over the nine editions of the IPL and is amongst the top-15 run-scorers in the tournament. BCCL His batting prowess was at full display during his 15-ball half-century (fastest fifty in the IPL) against Sunrisers Hyderabad in the 2014 edition of the IPL. He also boasts of a blistering 37-ball hundred he slammed against Mumbai Indians in 2010. Hong Kong T20 Blitz, a four-team event, will span over a period of five days with Cantons, Galaxy Gladiators Lantau, City Kaitak and Hong Kong Island United vying for the title.

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