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  11. ADMIN
    A true athlete would never want to see a fellow competitor get injured in the middle of the game or a series. It takes a toll on the quality of competition, and it goes completely against the spirit of sportsmanship.
    Indian wicket-keeper batsman KL Rahul has proven time and again that he is one of the better athletes the Indian cricket team currently boasts of.
    However, in an interview in the middle of the second and third ODI against Australia, the 28-year-old failed to think twice before addressing rival David Warner’s injury and wound up in the middle of social media crossfire.
    KL Rahul wouldn't mind David Warner being injured for a long time #AUSvIND pic.twitter.com/azHU2hlLn1
    — ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) November 29, 2020
    In a video interview shared by ESPNcricinfo on Twitter, Rahul was asked about his take on the Australian opener’s groin injury and the Indian batsman, albeit in a joking manner, said: 
    "We don't know how bad his injury is. It would be nicer if he gets injured for a long time. One of their main batsmen. It is not nice to wish it for anyone but it would be good for the team. If his injury takes a long time, it would be good for our team."
    Fans from all over the world, while understanding the fact that Rahul said it in a joking manner, called him out and hoped that the cricketer would obtain a “better sense of humour” henceforth.
    I think Indian vc needs have a better taste in humour
    I mean it's an injury, how can someone even mock on it
    Play well instead of giving these kinda statements https://t.co/ZamZ2lszeN
    — Curly Panda #ICT (@aarushi_45) November 30, 2020Not good even if it was for humour... we need to raise our game to match the Aussies and not wish them injuries so that their game drops to our current level..
    — Trathabuzun (@vishalkaul82) November 29, 2020This fellow didn't learn anything after koffee incident. Should never attend any kind of conference, anything related to answering questions in a camera.
    — The Joker (@Joker122018) November 29, 2020Okay may be he smiled bt still it doesn't sounds good & most importantly some where back of the mind we are wishing someone's injury to win a game then its better to come back home boys #AUSvIND
    — P A Ls ♡ (@CricketGirl_45) November 29, 2020KL has this huge on camera shyness. Probably a poor choice of picking the right words. At least rehearse something bro. This ain't right...
    An apology on Twitter might heal the issue a bit...
    — The Red Cherry ️ (@Redcherrytweets) November 29, 2020After Warner walked off the field gingerly during the second ODI at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday, Cricket Australia confirmed that the batsman will remain sidelined for the rest of the white-ball match against the Men in Blue.
    © Reuters
    This includes the third ODI and three T20I matches scheduled this month.

    Warner should be back for the first Test match scheduled to take place in Adelaide from December 17.
    Cricket Australia has also announced that they won’t be playing their ace pacer Pat Cummins in the rest of the white match matches as a part of the cricketer’s workload management.
    Warner will be replaced by D’Arcy Short in the Australian squad ahead of the three matches in the shortest format of the game while no direct replacement has been named for Cummins.

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  12. ADMIN
    Virat Kohli will only be playing the first Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series scheduled to take place between 17 and 21 December at Adelaide, following which the Indian skipper will be heading back home to be with his wife Anushka Sharma for the birth of their first child.
    He had applied for the leave way before the tour of Australia had even begun and the BCCI has officially approved his paternity leave.
    JUST IN: Virat Kohli will be granted paternal leave after the #AUSvIND Test in Adelaide. He will return to India after the first game. pic.twitter.com/EFQfajppbE
    — ICC (@ICC) November 9, 2020
    All is well and good, right?
    It turns out that even something as personal and intimate as becoming a father doesn’t spare Kohli of any possibility of having a controversy-free moment in his life. 
    As soon as the news of Kohli returning home after Adelaide broke, “fans” of the Indian cricket team began to draw comparisons between Kohli and former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who did not go home for his daughter’s birth back in 2015.
    And then there was MS DHONI who didn't even leave his team in the middle of Australia Tour even when his daughter was born. Also world cup was nearing.

    "I am on national duty everything else can wait" - MS DHONI'S answer to media when asked about the birth of his 1st child
    — ON (@heyoncar) November 9, 2020
    In the middle of the 2015 World Cup campaign, Dhoni had said that he would not go back home because he was on “National Duty” and he was completely right in making that call simply because it was his decision to make.
    However, does that make Kohli’s willingness to be with his family on such a joyous occasion wrong? Absolutely not!
    Then why is the public so annoyed? Does it really have anything to do with the fact that Kohli is taking a leave of absence for personal reasons or is it because he is doing it while India will be playing against Australia when he’s not around?
    © Reuters
    Or let me put it this way, would the outrage be the same had Kohli taken his paternity leave during India’s series against Ireland or Hong Kong? That would have been “National Duty” too, right?

    So, let’s just say the anger is not against the leave but against the fact that one of the best batsmen in the country will not be there when India faces their biggest challenge in red-ball cricket in over a year.
    I can't stop laughing
    Last time when India won test series against Australia there were no Steve Smith and David Warner in team. https://t.co/K6Z1oI83Nc
    — Ibtehaj Azeem (@Talentless___) November 28, 2020
    The fact that we’d won the series last time around when two of their most talented scorers in David Warner and Steve Smith were not around, ironically makes it a bitter-sweet moment for fans from both sides to appreciate - that is, if they see the game of cricket objectively.
    Besides, judging by the way the Men in Blue have performed with the ball in the first two ODIs, there is no batsman in the world who can save them from defeat and humiliation if the show continues to go on this way. 
    Might as well let the man have a few peaceful moments alone with his family.

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  19. ADMIN
    After a handful of leaks and a lot of outrage from the community, Cyberpunk 2077 is all set to come in less than 2 weeks. December 10 is the date and we can't wait for it to come out already.
    As we are getting closer to the release date, we now have more leaked info about the game. According to a new report, it looks like Cyberpunk 2077 will be available to pre-load on the PS4 on December 8. This is huge news because if it's true, then we'll only have to wait for a week before we can finally have the game in our systems.
    As for the file size, it looks like it'll take up 71.730GB on the PS4. This apparently doesn't include the Day 1 patch size, so we're guessing we'll be downloading a bit more on the day it gets released.
    Cyberpunk 2077 (PS4)

    ▶️ Base Game : 71.730 GB
    ▶️ Update 1.01 : No Released Yet

    ▶️ Download Size : ~ 72 GB

    🟩 Pre-Load : 12/8
    🟩 Launch : 12/10

    🟨 #Cyberpunk2077 #PS5 #PS4
    ⬜ @CyberpunkGame pic.twitter.com/avUP7xvEtN
    — PlayStation Game Size (@PlaystationSize) November 26, 2020
    It's also worth pointing out that these details are for the PS4, but we don't see how it'll be any different for other platforms too. We're expecting the pre-load times to be the same on all platforms. Download size may vary but that's also something we don't know yet.
    Attention 3

    🟫 Pre-Load For Now Start in 8 Dec , But Can Be Changed To One Week Before Release (3 Dec) , if Pre-Load Date Change ، I will inform

    🟧 Thanks For Support ️
    — PlayStation Game Size (@PlaystationSize) November 27, 2020
    The same source also noted that the pre-load date may change to December 3. So yeah, there's seems to be some sort of confusion surrounding this and we suggest you for any kind of an official update from CD Projekt Red.
    © CD Projekt Red
    In any case, we expect the pre-loading option to go live sometime this week on all platforms. We also suggest you have up to 100GB of free space on your system because the Day 1 patch may increasing the overall file size. Now, we just play the waiting game until it comes out and we hop into it. Can't wait. In the meantime, you can also head over to our dedicated Cyberpunk 2077 portal to learn more about the game.


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  20. ADMIN
    As the Indian cricket team is currently in the middle of the tour of Australia, which is slowly turning into a nightmare, another major talking point in the cricketing fraternity has been Virat Kohli’s decision to take paternity leave following the first Test Match in Adelaide. 
    While taking time off and being with his wife to experience the birth of his first child is completely a personal call, as it should be and nobody in the world should feel irked by it, the Indian cricketing fraternity seems to fall below this rationale.
    JUST IN: Virat Kohli will be granted paternal leave after the #AUSvIND Test in Adelaide. He will return to India after the first game. pic.twitter.com/EFQfajppbE
    — ICC (@ICC) November 9, 2020
    And hence, ever since BCCI announced the confirmation for Kohli’s leave of absence, some of the biggest names, including Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar have jumped into this messy discussion.
    Last month, the 1983 World Cup-winning skipper Kapil Dev spoke about how Sunil Gavaskar “didn’t see his newborn son for months”. Ever since, reports about India’s original Little Master have been making rounds that suggest that the Indian cricket board had, in fact, denied Gavaskar’s plea for paternity leave during the 1975-76 season.
    © Reuters
    The cricketer finally cleared the air when he wrote a column in Mid-Day: 

    “While this is correct, the circumstances of that request were not quite made clear and so, here is an attempt to put the record straight.”
    He continued:
    “Firstly, I did not ask permission to return to be by my wife’s side for the birth. When I left with the Indian team for the (1975-76) twin tour of New Zealand and the West Indies, I was aware that the baby would come while I was away. I was committed to playing for India and my wife backed me to the hilt.”Sunil Gavaskar clears air on his 1975-76 paternity leave matter

    Read: https://t.co/6tZQZfCjn7 pic.twitter.com/JXlPf0Tot1
    — TOI Sports (@toisports) November 30, 2020
    An injured Gavaskar was asked to rest for four weeks leading up to the series against the West Indies. Gavaskar writes:
    “The doctors advised a four-week break from the game for recovery. The next Test match was in the West Indies in about three weeks and since I wasn’t going to be able to play in the interim, I asked our manager, the legendary Polly Umrigar, if I could go back at my own expense for a few days and rejoin the team in the West Indies well ahead of the First Test. So, there was no question of me missing a Test match other than for injury. In fact, I played the first Test despite the doctor having advised another week’s rest,” Gavaskar added.

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