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  18. ADMIN
    If there's one thing about Asim Riaz that has dazzled us is the fact that no matter where he goes, he knows how to turn heads with his outfits or sneakers. It's not everyone's cup of tea to stand out every now and then but Asim is able to strike a chord with his fans all the time.
    © Viral Bhayani
    © Viral Bhayani
    There are two trends he is inclined towards - athleisure and functional. If he is at the airport, you would find him wearing his military-inspired cargos, while at the gym, he wears some stellar athleisure shorts and T-shirt.
    © Viral Bhayani
    The man also knows how to turn a basic outfit into a zany one, with his sneakers. Asim usually goes big on his Nike sneakers and this time too, he was seen in yet another edgy pair that we couldn't pass over.
    Take a look.
    © Nike
    The pair in question is Nike MX-720-818 in black and metallic blue. The reason why these are unconventional is that they have a futuristic take and come with reflective details on the heel. Furthermore, the pair has a black mesh across the upper and has glossy iridescent plastic mudguard. The metallic blue iridescent shade finishes the look, adding futuristic appeal to it.
    © Nike
    As for the price, these retail for Rs 14,015. Considering the silhouette of these sneakers, we think they are worth the amount spent on them. The sole of this pair is chunky and this isn't the first time Asim has worn sneakers with such a huge outsole. How many such pairs does he even have? We would love to know, Asim.
    © Viral Bhayani
    His outfit too is outstanding. We like how he is working the gym look, with Nike's black T-shirt coupled with shorts. Add to that, his long socks make for another flamboyant addition here. The accessories too are paired perfectly.
    In all, if you ask us, a futuristic pair, to the gym sounds like a good plan to us. Way to go. 

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    In what has arguably been one of the worst years in the history of mankind, 2020 affected the lives of billions across the globe in ways no one could have possibly predicted. The global pandemic, we've come to know as COVID-19, didn't just cause deaths across the world, but it's repercussions continue to haunt human beings.

    If the loss of life and financial instability arising from forced lockdowns wasn't enough, the global pandemic also had its effect on sporting events and activities. Cricket, too, like other sports bore the brunt of Coronavirus with major events, either getting postponed or cancelled.
    Amid all that was tragic this year, the retirement calls from some of the top players in international cricket further left fans disheartened. As the forgettable year comes to an end, here's a look at 5 cricketers who called time on their international careers in 2020:
    MS Dhoni View this post on Instagram
    Arguably one of biggest contributors to Indian cricket, MS Dhoni left an entire country into a state of mourning after announcing his retirement from international cricket on 15th August. The Jharkhand cricketer took to social media and shared a touching video of his top moments in the Indian jersey before thanking everyone for their love and support over the years.
    Dhoni, who had not featured in the Indian shirt since their heartbreaking loss in the 2019 World Cup semifinal, ended his international career with 10773 runs in ODIs, 4876 runs in Tests and 1617 runs in T20Is for his country.
    Suresh Raina View this post on Instagram
    On a day when fans were still coming to terms with Dhoni's retirement, Suresh Raina also decided to join his good friend in the journey beyond international cricket. The left-hander, just like Dhoni, used social media to announce his retirement from international cricket. "It was nothing but lovely playing with you, @mahi7781 . With my heart full of pride, I choose to join you in this journey. Thank you India. Jai Hind!" he wrote on Instagram.
    The 34-year-old, who was once considered as India's most-athletic fielder, represented his country in 322 matches and scored 7988 runs across formats. Apart from his artistry with the willow, Raina was also a handy bowler who had 62 wickets to his name.
    Mohammad AmirOn 17th December, Mohammad Amir sent shockwaves across the cricket fraternity by announcing his retirement at the age of just 28. Amir, who had served a five-year ban owing to his role in the 2010 spot-fixing scandal, had accused the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and his fellow players of "mental torture" before blaming them for his decision to retire from international cricket.
    Ever since his return from suspension, Amir had become a vital cog in the Pakistan bowling line-up. The left-arm seamer was pivotal in Pakistan's success at the 2017 Champions Trophy. Having claimed 259 scalps in 147 matches across all formats, the news of Amir's retirement was undeniably a critical blow for both Pakistan cricket and the fans.
    Parthiv Patelpic.twitter.com/QbqdHX00dR
    — parthiv patel (@parthiv9) December 9, 2020

    Arriving on the international circuit at the age of just 17, Parthiv Patel had become the youngest wicket-keeper in Test cricket after making his debut at Trent Bridge in 2002. But, the wicketkeeper-batsman fell down the pecking order with the emergence of Dhoni who proved to be a better keeper and batsman. Last featuring for India in 2018, Patel eventually announced his retirement on 9th December through a heartfelt post on social media.
    The left-handed batsman represented India in 65 matches and scored 1706 runs. He might not have excelled in international cricket, but his feats in first-class cricket were nothing short of impressive. With 11,240 runs in 194 first-class games, Patel had made history after leading Gujarat to its maiden Ranji Trophy title in the 2016/17 season.
    Irfan Pathan © Reuters
    Making his international debut in 2003, Irfan Pathan caught everyone's attention with his ability to swing the ball both ways that saw him cut a sorry figure for some of the best in the business. In 2006, he went on to become the only bowler to claim a hattrick in the first over of a Test match. But, as all good things come to an end, so did Pathan's international career when he announced his retirement on 4th January.

    Having last played for India in 2012, Pathan represented his country in 173 matches where he aided his side with both the bat and ball. He claimed 301 scalps across formats with best bowling figures of 7-59 in Tests and 5-27 in ODIs respectively. Living up to his reputation as a potent all-rounder, Pathan also scored 2821 runs including 11 fifties and a hundred across all formats. 

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