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Albany County Files Lawsuit Against DSS Vendors
ALBANY, NY - Albany County Executive
Daniel P. McCoy announced that the county
has filed a series of lawsuits against Albany
furniture stores for illegal business practices
including selling mattresses infested with
bedbugs to clients of the Department of Social
Services. The lawsuit filed against Seraj
Enterprises, DBA 99 Cents and More, of 141
S. Pearl St., Ahmad Ziauddin DBA City
Discount Furniture, 278 Central Avenue, and
AAA Furniture Outlet, Virginia Spadaro, 73
Central Ave, alleges that the companies
engaged in fraud for violating the terms of its
contract with the county by illegally substituting
household items included on vouchers
provided by DSS.
The department provides vouchers to those
clients who need household items. The
vouchers can be redeemed at businesses that
sign a contract with the county and agree to
specific guidelines and prices for items
provided to clients. In two cases, DSS clients
have stated that their children were bitten by
bed bugs from mattresses sold by 99 Cents
and More and that the infestation forced two
clients to vacate their apartments. The county
hired a pest control firm which found the
presence of bedbugs and evidence that the
mattresses were unsanitary, defective and of
poor quality.
This egregious behavior will not be tolerated
by my office, said McCoy. I was shocked to
learn that a vendor would provide a mattress
that was infested by bugs, of poor quality and
unsanitary. Its shameful really that they would
have such disregard for families in need. The
county will take all necessary remedies to
make sure that these businesses are held
responsible for such practices. We are also
seeking to void their contracts with the county
to serve DSS clients.
County Executive McCoy also announced that
the county has filed suit against two other
vendors: AAA Furniture Outlet, 73 Central Ave.
and City Discount Furniture, 278 Central Ave.
alleging that the vendors violated their
contracts by illegally swapping household
items listed by DSS. The suit also claims that
items paid for by the county were not
delivered, were broken or dirty when delivered.
Since the county investigation began last year,
there have been at least 10 instances of illegal
swaps that took place. In several of those
cases, the vendor substituted less expensive
items and kept money it was not entitled to.
The loss to the county is nearly $3,000. The
county is seeking to recover those damages
and an additional $25,000 in punitive damages
from each vendor. In addition, the county is
asking that the court order a pest inspection at
99 Cents and More in order to protect
consumers.
The County Executive also announced a
change in policy as a result of this case. Going
forward, DSS vendors will only be able to
provide clients with new mattresses. The
county is asking clients to check the tags on
their mattresses and to call their caseworkers
if there are questions. .
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Egyptian court sentences 683 to death
Egypt - An Egyptian court sentenced 682
people including Muslim Brotherhood leader
Mohamed Badie to death on Monday, a lawyer
and prosecutor said, after two brief sessions
the defence partly boycotted.
The same court in the southern province of
Minya also reversed 492 of 529 death
sentences it passed in March, commuting
most of those to life in prison.
The court, presided over by judge Said
Youssef Sabry, had sparked an international
outcry with its initial sentencing last month
amid an extensive crackdown on supporters of
ousted president Mohammed Mursi.
The crackdown has extended to
secular-leaning dissidents who supported
Mursis overthrow but have since turned on the
army-installed regime.
In Cairo, a court banned the April 6 youth
movement that spearheaded the 2011 revolt
which toppled strongman Hosni Mubarak,
following a complaint accusing it of defaming
Egypt and colluding with foreign parties.
In Minya, judge Sabry is set to confirm the
death sentences on June 21.
Under Egyptian law, death sentences are
referred to the countrys top Islamic scholar for
an advisory opinion before being ratified. A
court may choose to commute the sentences,
which can later be challenged at an appeals
court.
Of the 683 sentenced on Monday 29 April,
only 73 are in custody, prosecutor Abdel
Rahim Abdel Malek said. The others have a
right to a retrial if they turn themselves in.
The verdict was the first against Badie,
spiritual head of Mursis Muslim Brotherhood,
in the several trials he faces on various
charges along with Mursi and other
Brotherhood leaders.
Some female relatives waiting outside the
courtroom fainted on hearing news of the
verdict.
Where is the justice? others chanted.
A fugitive from the trial, who only identified
himself as Gamal and said he was a member
of the Brotherhood, lashed out at the court.
This is a political trial against those who
oppose the military, said the 25-year-old, who
was among the 683 sentenced on Monday but
who is in hiding.
My cousin has also been condemned, but we
will continue our lives and this process will not
stop the youths from demonstrating, he said.
The Brotherhood urged the world to act
against gross human rights violations and
injustice committed by the military junta in
Egypt against its own people.
It said in a statement it would continue to use
all peaceful means to end military rule and
achieve justice.
Those sentenced on Monday were accused of
involvement in the murder and attempted
murder of policemen in Minya province on
August 14, the day police killed hundreds of
Morsi supporters during clashes in Cairo.
Defence lawyers boycotted the last session,
branding it farcical after the mass death
sentencing, which the United Nations
denounced as a breach of international human
rights law.
The United States said it was deeply troubled
by the mass trials and death sentences, and
urged Egypt to reverse Mondays verdict.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague urged
a review of the sentences, saying they
damage the reputation of Egypts judicial
system.
Amnesty International also condemned the
sentences.
Egypts judiciary risks becoming just another
part of the authorities repressive machinery,
issuing sentences of death and life
imprisonment on an industrial scale,
Amnestys Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui said in a
statement.
Lawyer Elkomy claims 60 per cent of the 529
defendants sentenced in March, including
teachers and some doctors, have evidence
proving they were not present during the
unrest in Minya, where a police station was
attacked.
Defence lawyers and relatives of defendants
said those sentenced to death in March also
included a man who was killed on August 14.
The government has defended the courts
handling of the first mass death sentences,
insisting they were issued only after careful
study and were subject to appeal.
Prosecutor Abdel Malek defended the charges
against the 529, saying the prosecution
compiled videos and witness testimony.
Last months death sentences sent a chill
through opponents of the military-installed
regime, which has held mass trials of
thousands of alleged Islamists since Mursis
ouster.
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Opening a bank account in 2016
P.G. Bhaskar
A slightly futuristic account of one of
lifes simplest things (supposedly)
Ever since I worked with an American
organisation many years ago, it has been my
ambition to save enough money to open a
large account with a large American bank.
Since that doesnt look like happening any
time soon, I decide to open a small account
with a large American bank.
Its the year 2016. I walk over to the bank
complete with pen, passport and utility bill.
Being a banker myself, I kind of know how
these things work. Or so I think.
Im informed by a uniformed security guard
with a supercilious air that the bank has
outsourced the account opening process. He
hands over a slip of paper containing an
address. Clutching my passport and with my
pen and bill securely in my pocket, I toddle off
there and announce my intention to open an
account. Curtly, they tell me to first submit an
online application. If the application is
successful, I will receive an appointment
reference number, which I would need to bring
to the outsourcing office. I go back home and
ponder about whether I want to go through
with the damn thing at all. This complicated
procedure seemed to take the pleasure out of
it, somehow.
I ask a friend for advice. Its not just American
banks he tells me. All banks have gone nuts.
You have no choice. Just go ahead. So I go
online and fill in my full name. Since we dont
use a family name, I use my first name as
family name and put down my village name as
given name. Then I fill in my fathers name.
The site insists on my father having a middle
name. So cleverly, I split his rather long first
name and create a middle name. But my
form gets rejected because in this process, my
own family name doesnt match my fathers.
So I change my village name to my family
name so that my father and I would both have
the village name in common, to use as family
name. Phew!
I am asked for my fathers place and state of
birth and the ZIP code. I call my dad. He tells
me the name of the village of his birth but adds
that owing to a territorial dispute, the village
has been since transferred to a neighbouring
state. He also informs me that following the
transfer, the new state government has
changed the name of the village. Further, the
name of the state itself has been changed to
better reflect its culture and history.
Feeling weak, confused and desperate, I
decide to tell a white lie and give his birthplace
as Chennai, thereby saving substantial time
and energy. I ponder over the mandatory ZIP
code field in the form. Tentatively, I try a
hyphen instead of a code, which it thankfully
accepts. Fortunately, the National Security
Number field is not mandatory. Im then
prodded for contact numbers of family
members and posed a final capcha question
for good measure. When I finally receive the
sites blessings and a reference number, my
happiness knows no bounds.
The next day, I am there again, brimming with
confidence and boyish anticipation. After a half
hour wait, the guard escorts me into a room for
an interview. There is no one there. Eerily, a
voice booms out instructing me to look into a
camera. A series of questions follows; why I
want to open an account, why I chose this
bank, where I earned my money from, how I
earned it, my tax status, whether I have done
anything illegal, how I propose to invest the
money and what my name meant. They throw
some foreign phrases at me and ask me to
respond, which I couldnt as I didnt
understand them. That seems to please the
voice. Then, a series of images appeared on
the wall and I am asked to quickly explain
them as I understand them.
Shortly after that, a human appears. He says
he needs to visit my office and my home to
confirm that I do indeed work and live there.
So I take him to my office where he meets
some of my colleagues. Later, he comes home
where he spends a few minutes with my father
in private. He then emerges triumphantly,
glowing. Your father was not born in Madras!
he tells me, joyously. Im going to reject your
application.
I break down. I bury my face in my palms and
sob like a baby.
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Pepsi IPL T20, 7th Edition; A Match by Match Report
1st match: Mumbai v Kolkata
at Abu Dhabi - Apr 16, 2014
Kolkata open with thumping victory
Kolkata 163 for 5 (Kallis 72, Pandey 64,
Malinga 4-23) beat Mumbai 122 for 7 (Narine
4-20) by 41 runs.
ABU DHABI On a green Abu Dhabi pitch that
had plenty of bounce, Kolkata cruised to a big
win over defending champions Mumbai in the
opening game of the season. The biggest
difference was the impact made by the teams
overseas players: Lasith Malinga was the only
one who delivered for Mumbai, but for Kolkata
Jacques Kallis set up the innings with a
72,Morne Morkel squeezed the chase with a
burst of 2-0-2-0 at the start of the innings, and
Sunil Narinescalped four as he became the
quickest bowler to 50 wickets in the
tournament.
Kolkata, on choosing to bat, began poorly with
their captain Gautam Gambhir scratching
around for a eight-ball duck that was ended by
a pinpoint Malinga yorker. Manish Pandey,
whose most famous feat remains his
breakthrough century in the 2009 season,
grabbed his chance at No. 3, and put on a
131-run stand with Kallis.
It was slow going early on, with only four fours
and a six in the first 10 overs. Kallis has
regularly faced questions over the pacing of
his innings in Twenty20s, and when he was 34
off 31 in the 14th over, the murmurs were at
their loudest, especially as Kolkata had a
bunch of hitters waiting for their chance. On
the next delivery, Malinga put down a sitter off
Kallis at short fine leg. It prompted a series of
big hits from Kallis. He ransacked 37 off his
next 13 deliveries, including two sixes and a
four off a Pragyan Ojha over.
Pandey, who hasnt quite lived up to the
Twenty20 reputation earned by that
out-of-the-blue knock, also quickened his pace
after getting to his half-century, even slugging
a Malinga slower ball for six. After a couple of
seasons in which he has struggled to hold
down a spot in the XI, this innings should give
him a bit of a run in the side. After his
dismissal, Malinga struck twice in his final
over, before SK Yadav played a couple of
innovative strokes to lift Kolkata to 163.
The last time Morkel played an official T20, he
was taken for 50 runs in three overs. Morkel
exploited the bounce in the pitch to drain away
any momentum the chase could gather, and
Micheal Hussey had one of his worst outings
as he pottered around for 13-ball 3 before
falling to Narine.
Ambati Rayudu and Rohit Sharma, two of the
stalwarts of Mumbai over the years, tried to up
the scoring but against an attack that didnt
give away much on a surface where the ball
wasnt quite coming on, the asking rate kept
on increasing. They put on 61 off 45 deliveries,
but when Rohit perished to a tumbling Kallis
catch off Morkel in the 16th over, the game
was virtually over.
Mumbai needed 63 off 28, but their big-hitting
allrounders, Kieron Pollard and Corey
Anderson, had a horrid time against the guile
of Narine, who ended with figures of 4 for 20 to
ensure a resounding win for Kolkata.
2nd match: Delhi v Bangalore at
Sharjah - Apr 17, 2014
Bangalores arsenal blazes to
victory.
Bangalore 146 for 2 (Yuvraj 52*, Kohli 49*)
beat Delhi 145 for 4 (Duminy 67*, Taylor 43*)
by eight wickets.
The Yuvraj Singh-Virat Kohli partnership didnt
have a happy ending in the World T20 final,
but less than two weeks after that night in
Mirpur, their association in Sharjah followed a
different script. Swapping Indias blue for
Bangalores red, the pair made easy work of
Delhis 145, helping Bangalore stroll to a
eight-wicket win. Yuvraj was circumspect to
begin with but later on brought out his power
game to not only outscore Kohli but help
Bangalore march to the target with plenty to
spare.
The bedrock of the chase was Kohli, who
benefited from two let-offs in his 20s to remain
unbeaten on 49. The pair added 84 in just 7.5
overs, nullifying the unbeaten 110-run
association between Delhis JP Duminy and
Ross Taylor that helped Delhi recover from a
wobbly 35 for 4.
Bangalore were never under serious pressure
during the chase, especially after opener
Parthiv Patel gave the innings a push with a
positive 35, in the absence of Chris Gayle to
injury. He charged down the track to the
seamers, forcing the ball down the ground and
pulling a six, off the left-arm spinner Shahbaz
Nadeem, out of the ground. After he was
bowled in the ninth over, Bangalore were at a
comfortable 62 for 2, giving Yuvraj the platform
to play himself into form, with the security of
Kohli at the other end.
Yuvraj didnt look secure initially, taking his
eyes off a short ball and hooking a boundary to
fine leg. He found his groove with a flat six
over long-on off the legspinner Rahul Sharma
and some wayward bowling by Nadeem gave
Yuvraj the chance to pepper the leg-side
boundaries with his favourite slogs.
Delhi needed wickets but when the chances
came their way, they fluffed them. Jimmy
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Neesham fluffed the simplest of catches at
short fine leg when Kohli was on 23, and when
the batsman had added one more, he was put
down by Mayank Agarwal at deep cover.
Against arguably the best chaser in the world,
regulation drops will come back to hurt. It was
clearly Bangalores night as Yuvraj and Kohli
closed out the chase with more blows over the
boundary. Yuvraj managed his first Indian T20
fifty in 20 innings and the smile was back on
his face.
Delhi found it tough on a two-paced Sharjah
pitch, struggling to get the run rate above five
in the first ten overs. The loss of early wickets
slowed them down. Agarwal fell top-edging a
pull to square leg as the frustration to score
began to build, and Delhi were pegged back
further when Dinesh Karthik and Manoj Tiwary
fell for 0 and 1 respectively.
The strategic timeout didnt change Delhis
fortunes as M Vijay, who had made a start with
18, was bamboozled by the legspinner
Yuzvendra Chahal. Vijay was playing for the
turn but the ball straightened and shaved the
off stump. At 35 for 4 in the eighth over, Delhi
desperately needed a big partnership at a
good clip to compensate for the sluggish
scoring in the first half.
It was a scratchy innings from Taylor as he
cursed himself when he played and missed, in
an effort to push the scoring. Chahal got it to
turn and grip and the googlies were a handful
for Taylor. The boundaries had dried up for
seven overs before Taylor broke the shackles
with a flick to fine leg off Ashok Dinda.
The momentum in the latter half was provided
by Duminy, who unlike Taylor found the middle
of the bat regularly. He lofted Yuvraj for a six to
the sightscreen before scooping Dinda to the
same area. Dinda was ineffective at the death
yet again as he leaked 51 off his four overs.
Delhi took 30 off the last two overs and 63 off
the last five but in the end, 145 wasnt enough.
3rd match: Chennai v Punjab
at Abu Dhabi - Apr 18, 2014
Maxwell, Miller orchestrate clinical
chase of 205
A successful chase of a target in excess of
200 is normally furious, full of power and
towering shots. Glenn Maxwell and David
Miller did it differently for Punjab. They hit only
five sixes three of those after the 15th over,
by which time Punjab were firm favourites
and turned the game during a 115-run stand
that was driven by Maxwells surgical
placement and Millers calm supporting act.
Chennai were overtaken with seven balls to
spare.
There were only four notable performers in the
game and all of them were overseas players.
Maxwell and Millers clinical middle-order
partnership came after Chennais new openers
batted as though powered by rocket-fuel.
Brendon McCullum and Dwayne Smith also
scored half-centuries and ransacked 123 in
12.4 overs, but their fierce partnership was not
the best batting effort on a scorching Abu
Dhabi afternoon.
Chasing 205, Punjab had slipped to 52 for 3 in
5.1 overs. Three Indian batsmen had been
dismissed Virender Sehwag, Cheteshwar
Pujara and Akshar Patel and the game
hinged on how Maxwell, Miller and George
Bailey would fare. Not one to waste time,
Maxwell countered R Ashwins wide-outside-
-leg line from round the wicket by reverse-
-swatting his first ball to the point boundary.
That set the tone for an innings filled not only
by such unorthodoxy there were several
more reverse-sweeps and pulls but also by
textbook drives and perfectly-timed pushes
between mid-off and cover.
Maxwells placement was largely impeccable.
Most of his airborne shots were into gaps in
the outfield, but two were not and Chennai
failed to catch them. On 37, Maxwell
reverse-swept Ravindra Jadeja but the top
edge was fluffed by Ashish Nehra at short third
man, and on 77 the substitute Samuel Badree
put down a chance at deep square leg. Miller
also had a let-off on 17, two balls after
Maxwells first reprieve but it was a much
tougher chance that Faf du Plesiss put down
at short cover.
Around the time Maxwell passed fifty off his
25th delivery, Miller had scored only a
run-a-ball 21. He wasnt struggling, however.
He was playing an excellent second fiddle,
turning the strike over and ensuring the
pressure didnt mount though the asking-rate
was approaching two a ball.
Punjab needed 113 off 60 balls and took 23
runs off the next two overs. The 13th over from
spinner Pawan Negi was the turning point,
when Maxwell found the leg-side boundary
three times and the cover boundary once to
take 22 runs off it. The equation had been
hacked to 68 off 42 balls, and Chennai
suffered a crippling blow in the next over when
Dwayne Bravo dived to try and catch a
Maxwell reverse-pull in vain and went off
the field to nurse an injured right shoulder. MS
Dhoni had lost a key death bowler. After
Maxwell was bowled for 95, Miller stepped up,
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carting Ravindra Jadeja for two consecutive
sixes in the 17th over to ensure Punjab did not
trip close to victory.
While Chennai were left to rue their poor
catching and bowling, they were buoyed by
how seamlessly their new openers settled in.
In seasons past, the Chennai method has
been for the openers to bat within themselves
in the first half of the innings, setting up a
platform for the power-hitters to launch from.
But McCullum and Smith are the power-hitters.
Smith played the supporting role hitting his
first six off his 24th delivery in the 10th over
as McCullum ran riot before and after Bailey
dropped him on 22. McCullum did not
discriminate, treating the less-known Parvinder
Awana and the reputed Mitchell Johnson with
the same aggression. The ball disappeared
into the stands between deep square leg and
long-on frequently as Chennai brought up their
best Powerplay score in seven seasons 70
for 0 in six overs.
McCullum got to 50 off 30 balls, Chennai
reached 100 off 9.3 overs and Smith brought
up his half-century off 37 deliveries. McCullum
did slow down after his half-century, scoring
only 14 off his next 15 balls before his
dismissal, and Chennai lost a bit of momentum
during this period. Dhoni remedied that soon
enough, and when he walked off for 26 off 11
balls, Chennai were favourites. But nobody
told Maxwell and Miller.
4th match: Hyderabad v Rajasthan
at Abu Dhabi - Apr 18, 2014
Rajasthan secure final-over victory
(Rajasthan 135 for 6 (Rahane 59, Binny 48*)
beat Hyderabad 133 for 6 (Dhawan 38) by
four wickets)
Hyderabad will be sick of the sight of Australia
allrounder James Faulkner. Last year, he took
five-wickets hauls in two encounters against
Hyderabad, and though this time he didnt
make an impact with the ball, he secured a
final-over victory by coolly cracking his first two
balls for boundaries. It completed a day where
205 was easily hunted down in the afternoon
by Punjab, but Rajasthan huffed and puffed to
overhaul 133.
After Glenn Maxwell and Co. had cruised past
Chennais huge score in the first game of the
day, Rajasthan captain Shane Watson had,
half-jokingly, said at the toss that he would be
happy to chase anything below 200. His team
was given a score substantially below 200, but
the pursuit was anything but smooth as
Hyderabad lived up to their reputation of being
tenacious defenders.
Rajasthan sprung a surprise by sending
Abhishek Nayar opening, and he began by
coaxing the first ball from Dale Steyn through
cover for four. That was among the few
controlled shots from Rajasthan in the
Powerplay as Steyn, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and
Ishant Sharma had the ball swerving around
under lights. Nayar was dismissed third ball
while Sanju Samson barely middled a ball in
his troubled stay before chipping a catch to
mid-off in the fourth over.
That brought together the key pair of Watson
and Ajinkya Rahane. Bhuvneshwar bowled an
outstanding sixth over, beating the bat three
times, twice with the ball leaving the batsman
and once cutting in. Perhaps it was that
pressure that helped Ishant dismiss Watson
who had a strike-rate of 227.77 against him
for the first time in the IPL, leaving Rajasthan
at 31 for 3.
Rahane played and missed, had plenty of
inside edges and outside edges, was dropped
early at first slip, was struck on the helmet by
Ishant, but he stuck it out through the difficult
phase and kept Rajasthan in the game with a
half-century. Even that landmark came
through an outside edge to the third-man
boundary.
Stuart Binny, the only other Rajasthan
batsman to reach double figures, took on the
weak link, Darren Sammy, early on but with
the asking-rate never too high, he made sure
he tucked the ball around to keep the score
moving he had only one dot ball in the final
14 he faced. He found the googlies from the
legspinners, Amit Mishra and Karn Sharma,
hard to read but his combative 77-run stand
with Rahane kept the game tight.
Rahane finally fell in the 16th over, and
Rajasthans finisher Brad Hodge flailed against
spin before perishing for an eight-ball 1. Mishra
got both those big scalps, and Hyderabad
were sensing a win. Steyn removed Rajat
Bhatia, but with eight needed in the final over,
Faulkner finished off the game with three
deliveries to spare.
Hyderabads fancied batting, with a top three
reading Shikhar Dhawan, Aaron Finch and
David Warner, also had a tough time of it.
Though Dhawan and Warner hit 30s, neither
could really get going, scoring only at around a
run-a-ball. Cameos from KL Rahul and
Venugopal Rao took them to 133, though the
line-up filled with big-hitters managed only two
sixes all innings. Their team mentor, VVS
Laxman, felt the total was 20-
5th match: Bangalore v Mumbai
at Dubai (DSC) - Apr 19, 2014
All-round RCB swipe aside Mumbai
(Royal Challengers Bangalore 116 for 3
(Parthiv 57*, de Villiers 45*) beat Mumbai
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Indians 115 for 9 (Chahal 2-17, Starc 2-21)
by seven wickets)
All-round RCB swipe aside Mumbai
Mumbai Indians slumped to their second
defeat in as many matches against Royal
Challengers Bangalore, who have now won
two out of two. The defending champions
struggled at the start, scratched around in the
middle and crumbled at the death on a
somewhat difficult surface seeing its first IPL
match. For their opponents, it was the bowling
again that set up the win, although their
batsmen, minus the recovering Chris Gayle
again, did not find it easy.
Mumbais problems began at the top as
Michael Hussey and Aditya Tare failed to
make good after being dropped on 1. Mitchell
Starc and Albie Morkel found swing and seam
to go with some pace and bounce, and the
Mumbai openers were tied down. Tare was
beaten several times for pace, especially on
the short ball.
Even as Hussey departed, swinging Morkel to
backward square leg, Varun Aarons speed
and accurate back-of-a-length deliveries kept
up the squeeze on Mumbai. Tares struggle
ended when he connected a short ball only to
top-edge it.
Then came the decisive spell of the game.
Young legspinner Yuzvendra Chahal tossed it
up liberally, and lured Rohit Sharma into a
half-hearted loft to long-off. Chahal stuck to his
approach, and earned another big wicket of
Kieron Pollard in his next over, the batsman
trying to launch a six but only going as far as
long-on, where Sachin Rana jumped to collect
a sharp catch.
Ambati Rayudu and Corey Anderson pushed
Mumbai past 100 but they never looked in
control as no Royal Challengers bowler
provided them any release. Ashok Dinda went
for just 14 in his four overs. Mumbai were to
collapse from 101 for 4 to 115 for 9 in the last
four overs, batsman after batsman slogging
and holing out in the deep.
Royal Challengers were to be reduced to 17
for 3 in the chase. Nic Maddinson could not
keep out an inswinging Lasith Malinga yorker.
Zaheer Khan then nipped out Virat Kohli and
Yuvraj Singh in the space of three deliveries.
AB de Villiers was the new batsman in. He had
Parthiv Patel for company, but with only Albie
Morkel, Sachin Rana and the bowlers to
follow, Royal Challengers needed the pair in
the middle to do the bulk of the job.
Which was exactly what de Villiers and Parthiv
did, putting on an unbeaten 99 run-partnership
that brought up the win in the 18th over. They
had their nervy moments, but hung around to
steer their side home. Parthiv seemed to have
thin-edged Malinga to the keeper with 41
needed off the last seven overs, but Mumbai
did not even appeal. It might have made a
difference, it may not have, but in the end,
Mumbai just did not have enough runs to push
Royal Challengers.
6th match: Kolkata v Delhi
at Dubai (DSC) - Apr 19, 2014
Karthik and Duminy end Delhi's
losing streak
(Delhi Daredevils 167 for 6 (Karthik 56,
Duminy 52*) beat v Kolkata Knight Riders
166 for 5 (Uthappa 55, Pandey 48) by 4
wickets)
The burning question for Delhi Daredevils was
their mettle under pressure. They were on a
losing streak that was now at seven matches
across two seasons. They still had to contend
with their biggest influence Kevin Pietersen
being restricted to the bench. They had to best
one of the wilier attacks in the IPL, which
believed at 167 it had enough to defend.
However, fifties from stand-in captain Dinesh
Karthik and new recruit JP Duminy took them
home in an emphatic flurry.
The Daredevils captain was on the receiving
end of a snorter from Albie Morkel in the last
match, but today he was at his busy best. He
nudged those singles and twos, his footwork
against spin was precise and more importantly
he held the chase together until Duminy
arrived at No. 5 and took Morne Morkel for 21
runs in the 18th over to shift the balance.
Sunil Narine was Knight Riders go-to man
again, gamely delivering a 19th over that
allowed only six runs to leave the equation at
run-a-ball. The pressure shifted to Piyush
Chawla who beat Jimmy Neesham with a
legbreak that didnt turn, and then snapped
him up with a seam-up delivery. Duminy hared
across to the other end so that he was on
strike, and belted another quick delivery over
square leg to take the honours with three balls
to spare.
A big target requires some risks at the top and
can sometimes contribute to wickets without
much doing from the bowlers. M Vijay was one
such casualty when his search for a
non-existent single resulted in his run-out.
Ross Taylor could not get going for a second
game in a row, and was undone by an
offcutter from Jacques Kallis. Daredevils,
though, still managed a quick start, thanks to
Mayank Agarwals 26 off 14, which ensured
the Powerplay fetched 49 runs.
Karthik and Duminy got together with 107
needed off 13 overs, and began milking the
spinners. Narine was kept back until the 11th
over, by which time Karthik had a measure of
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the situation. His strike rate spent only two
balls under 100 as he trusted his nurdles on
either side of the wicket to keep the score
ticking. Chawlas first over highlighted Karthiks
range against spin when he carted a six over
square leg, and then cut a four through point.
A languid four over extra cover brought up his
fifty, and was probably the shot of the match.
Duminy was at his innovative best. His first
boundary was a scoop over the keeper. He
would need to pull out his finishing skills. He
lost Karthik in the 15th over, Manoj Tiwary
could only last six balls, and Knight Riders
scented a turnaround with 40 needed off the
final four overs.
It was then that Duminy exploded. Morne
Morkel had set up Knight Riders victory on
Wednesday with a brutal first spell. His pace
and lift was just as troublesome to deal with
today as he claimed two wickets, but at the
crunch he almost seemed to play into
Duminys hands. A length ball, a short one and
a full toss were blitzed for four, six and six.
Pace on ball might have let Knight Riders
down at the crucial moment, but it worked for
Daredevils when asked Nathan Coulter-Nile
and Jaydev Unadkat to join Mohammed
Shami. The pitch might have been slow, but
under lights the ball began to seam.
Mohammed Shami exploited it in the first over
to hand Jacques Kallis his ninth duck, and
mark him as the specialist batsman with the
most ducks in the tournament. Gautam
Gambhir, was still searching for his first runs
this season, when he tucked one off the hip,
straight to leg gully, to join Kallis at nine ducks.
Manish Pandey and Robin Uthappa rebuilt the
innings with a 64-run partnership, telling
themselves the release was around the
corner. Uthappa survived a scare Taylor
dropped him on seven. Even though Pandey
fell in the 11th over, Uthappa, assisted by
cameos from Shakib Al Hasan and SK Yadav,
set up a total that visibly energised the Knight
Riders dug-out at the innings-break. But
Daredevils just wanted it more.
7th match: Rajasthan v Punjab
at Sharjah - Apr 20, 2014
Maxwell, Miller maul massive target
(Kings XI Punjab 193 for 3 (Maxwell 89, Miller
51*, Pujara 40*) beat Rajasthan Royals 191 for
5 (Samson 52, Watson 50) by 7 wickets)
Lightning has struck twice. After they made
mockery of a 200-plus chase in their first
match, Kings XI Punjab captain George Bailey
said this was not going to happen every day,
and that his bowlers needed to turn up. The
bowlers failed to turn up again, but Glenn
Maxwell and David Miller made light of another
massive chase. The numbers there were
staggering: between them Maxwell and Miller
smashed 140 off 64 balls, smoked 12 sixes
and reverse-hit and caressed eight fours.
What made it better was that this came
against the best defenders in the IPL: this was
the first time Rajasthan Royals lost after
posting 190 or more.
Kings XI had got off to a sluggish start, their
promotion of Wriddhiman Saha had backfired,
and the asking rate was 10.5, to be maintained
over 17 overs, when Maxwell walked. The ask
would cross two a ball as soon as in the 10th
over, and a struggling by T20 standards
Cheteshwar Pujara would make it more
difficult for Kings XI. Maxwell, though, turned it
into a me v them, farmed the strike to the
tune of 45 balls to Pujaras 23 in the
partnership between them, and ran away with
the game with 89 off 45.
The innings was full of incredible hitting,
preying on one considerably shorter side
boundary and the short straight ones. He
began by going after Kane Richardson in the
fifth over, moments after Richardson had failed
to latch onto an incredibly difficult return catch
to his right. The other big threat, Faulkner. It
began with the first ball of the over again as he
flicked a low full toss for six, but he stunned
Faulkner with the fifth ball of that seventh over.
Faulkner had every reason to believe he had
done Maxwell in with a slower bouncer, but
from almost halfway down the pitch Faulkner
adjusted and upper-cut him for six.
The asking rate shot past 12, and Bhatia
began the 11th over with fielders deep on the
leg side, and three men behind and around
point in the circle. This is when Maxwell in the
Mirror made his appearance.
Two reverse-sweeps either side of short third
man and one reverse-flick over cover later,
Maxwell had gone well past his fifty, and had
also brought the asking rate back under
control. The next over from Dhawal Kulkarni
had a similarly strong leg-side field, and
Maxwell produced his touch play again. One
upper-cut, one flick, and two gentle pushes
past the man at cover brought him 16 runs.
And when Maxwell manhandled Bhatia for two
sixes in the next over, time had come for
Royals to go back to the big guns.
On came Richardson, too much elevation got
Maxwell, another century was missed, and
Rajasthan were breathing again. Miller came
in with 66 required off 36, Miller began to pick
his deliveries to hit. Tambe bowled the next
ball short, Miller smashed him over long-off for
six. Pujara sort of took care of the next over
with a four and three, and now Kings XI
needed 37 from the last three. Miller was
murderous. Miller hit Kulkarni four merciless
sixes to end the contest then and there.
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DEAD AGAIN
A funeral service is held for a woman who just
passed away. As the pallbearers carry the
casket out, they accidentally bump into a wall.
They hear a faint moan. They open the casket
and find that the woman is actually alive.
She lives for 10 more years and then dies.
They have another funeral for her. At the end
of the service, the pallbearers carry out the
casket.
As they are walking, the husband cries out,
"Watch out for the wall!"
/
DEVIL IN THE CHURCH
One Sunday morning, Satan appeared before
a small town congregation. Everyone started
screaming and running for the front church
door, trampling each other in a frantic effort to
get away.
Soon, everyone was gone, except for an
elderly gentleman who sat calmly. Satan
walked up to the man and said, "Don't you
know who I am?"
The man replied, "Yep, sure do."
Satan asked, "Aren't you going to run?"
"Nope, sure ain't," said the man.
Perturbed, Satan asked, "Why aren't you
afraid of me?"
The man calmly replied, "Been married to your
sister for over 48 years."
/
BELATED GUARDIAN ANGEL
Walking down the street, a man hears a voice:
"Stop! If you take one more step, a brick will
fall down and kill you."
Funny Jokes
The man stopped; a big brick fell in front of
him. The astonished man continued walking to
the cross walk.
The voice shouted, "Stop! If you take one
more step, a car will run over you and you will
die."
The man stood still; a car came careening
around the corner, barely missing him.
"Where are you?" the man asked. "Who are
you?"
"I am your guardian angel," the voice
answered.
"Oh yeah?" the man asked. "Where the hell
were you when I got married last week?"
/
HEAVENLY MARITAL HELP
Betty and Tim die in a car accident on the eve
of their wedding. In Heaven, they ask St. Peter
if they can still be married.
"Well, let me find out if this is possible. Stay
here and I will be right back."
Six months pass and Peter returns. "Yes, we
can do this for you."
The couple asks, "Well, as we have spent so
much time together waiting for your answer,
we need to know that if things don't work out,
is there a possibility that we can be divorced?"
To which St. Peter answers, "It took me six
months to find a priest up here -- how long do
you think it will take me to find a lawyer?"
/
PRISON MAIL
A prisoner in jail receives a letter from his wife:
"Dear husband, I have decided to plant some
lettuce in the back garden. When is the best
time to plant them?"
The prisoner, knowing that the prison guards
read all mail, replies in a letter: "Dear wife,
whatever you do, do not touch the back
garden. That is where I hid all the money."
A week or so later, he receives another letter
from his wife. "Dear husband, you wouldn't
believe what happened. Some men came with
shovels to the house and dug up the back
garden."
The prisoner writes back: "Dear wife, now is
the best time to plant the lettuce."
/
BROUGHT RELIGION INTO MY LIFE
Man: You've brought religion into my life.
Woman: Really? How?
Man: Until I met you, I didn't believe in Hell.
/
HIGH SPEED CHAS
After an intense high speed chase, an officer
finally gets the lawbreaker to pull over.
"You know," says the cop, "I was originally
pulling you over to tell you your taillight is out.
Why the hell did you take off like that?"
"Last week my wife ran off with a cop," the
man said, "and I was afraid you were trying to
give her back."
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Pepsi IPL T20 Cricket
Visa Bulletin, Funny Jokes and Comic Section
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