2.30pm A little fist-bump between Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan just before they step over the boundary line. It's Rohit to take strike, and Dale Steyn to bowl the first over. He's got gelled, slicked-back hair. I'm not sure I like the look.
2.25pm Loads of blue in the crowd, a few scattered bits of green too, but I also see plenty of empty seats. I suppose they'll fill up soon.
Simon : "I think it's a smart move to bring Parnell into the side. At MCG the quick bouncy wicket will make Parnell difficult to play. Go Saffers."
2.10pm Meanwhile, Sri Lanka are 51 for 4 in Dunedin, chasing 233 against Afghanistan. Hamid Hassan has just picked up his 50th ODI wicket.
Prasad: "Braved the Blizzard here in Denver, CO, USA and drove miles to watch the game at a friend's place. Hope India wins the match."
2.00pm Toss time. MS Dhoni calls heads, it's heads, and India are batting first. They're going with the same eleven that played against Pakistan. One change for South Africa. Wayne Parnell is in for Farhaan Behardien. That's a potentially short batting line-up, should India manage to make early inroads.
The Match Point preview show is now live. Do watch it, people!
1.55pm The pitch for the Boxing Day Test here was a perfect batting track. This one's a little different. There's an even covering of grass, and it's green grass. It's quite hard as well, say Sourav Ganguly and Pommie Mbangwa. This, they agree, is not a 300 pitch. Shane Warne says it could zip through even more under lights, so win the toss and bat first, but Shaun Pollock reckons both teams might want to use the freshness early on.
Paritosh Anand: "My prediction: India loses top order. Middle order saves the day. SA top order fires but their wickets fall in heap. India pull off a narrow win. You heard it here first"
Isaac: "Quinton de Kock century. You heard it here first!"
Ahmed Irfan: "Last time when South Africa played against Australia in Melbourne, Australia had never beaten them at the venue but that was broken at the end of the day. This time India enter into the match in a similar scenario. Is it India's Day then?"
1.30pm Mark Nicholas just had a chat with Ravi Shastri out in the middle, and here are some of the things India's team director had to say: "This side is not intimidated by anyone. They know their job. They take it one opposition at a time. Yes, concerned about the consistency of the bowling attack. That's the endeavor, to repeat the performance against Pakistan and make it a habit. No tactics for [death bowling]. If you plan it too far ahead, you are going to mess it up. Clarity of thought is the most important thing. South Africa is a good all-round side. On paper, they don't give an inch, and we don't given an inch either. This is one of the great pieces of turf in the world. I told the guys to go out and enjoy themselves. Two weeks from now will be the right time to peak."
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1.15pm Afternoon, everyone. Huge game today at the MCG. India have never beaten South Africa in a World Cup, and they'll need to put in a massive performance today to buck that trend. Both teams have opened their campaigns with wins, and while the result of this clash shouldn't have too much bearing on either team reaching the knockouts, it will tell us quite a bit about where they stand and their prospects for the rest of the tournament.
A couple of things for you to read while we build up towards the toss. First, the preview. Then there's the prolific Firdose Moonda, who walks you around the MCG and its surrounds, and also reflects on the friendships formed between the Indian and South African players through playing with and against each other in the IPL. Michael Hussey, who's working with the South Africa side as a consultant during this tournament, is impressed with the atmosphere of the team and its "family feel".
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, full again, angling in towards off stump, no swing on this one. Rohit clips it to mid-on
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, wide-ish ball outside off, left alone
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, a lot of shape away but it starts wide outside off. Rohit leaves again
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, back of a length, closer to off stump this time, punched towards point
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, there's the waft. It's on a fullish length outside off, not full enough to drive, but Rohit attempts to hit it on the up and the ball curls away and beats his outside edge
End of over 1 (maiden) India 0/0 (RR: 0.00)
Philander with the second new ball
Philander to Dhawan, no run, starts with a shortish ball outside off. Dhawan stands up and slaps hard but Miller cuts it off with a dive to his right at backward point
Philander to Dhawan, no run, better line now, angling across towards off and middle. Dhawan blocks it back down the pitch
Philander to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, defended off the back foot to short cover
Philander to Dhawan, FOUR, too straight now, and Dhawan is on his way, clipping it off his pads to the square leg boundary
Philander to Dhawan, no run, fullish on middle stump, driven to mid-on
Square leg goes back on the rope, fine leg comes into the circle
Philander to Dhawan, 1 run, full on off stump and he gets a good stride out to drive to the right of mid-off
End of over 2 (5 runs) India 5/0 (RR: 2.50)
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, back of a length, fourth-stump line, defended off the back foot to point
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, pushes it up a bit fuller, probing line in the corridor, Dhawan leaves it alone
Steyn to Dhawan, FOUR, length ball, not too much width outside off, but Dhawan doesn't really need a lot, stays leg-side of the ball, plants his front foot out, and carves it away backward of point
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, straightens his line now, attacks middle stump. Dhawan defends back towards the bowler
Steyn to Dhawan, OUT, Oh, my. That's an unfortunate way to go. Dhawan comes on the front foot to push into the covers, where Duminy makes a super diving stop, and the ball rolls to AB at mid-off. Rohit had sprinted out of his crease, and was quite a distance down it when he realised the ball hadn't gone past the fielder. Stumbled as he turned. AB hits the stumps direct, and Rohit is well short, even while diving, and the bat's slipped out of his hand as well.
RG Sharma run out 0 (13m 6b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, back of a length outside off, blocked into the covers
End of over 3 (4 runs) India 9/1 (RR: 3.00)
Kohli's come out at No. 3
Philander to Kohli, no run, back of a length on a fifth-stump line. Kohli is batting outside his crease, on off stump. Leaves it alone
Philander to Kohli, no run, oooh., That's the ball that's troubled Kohli all these months, leaving him from back of a length, fifth-stump line. Kohli jabs and misses
Philander to Kohli, no run, a little fuller, left alone
Philander to Kohli, no run, a bit closer to off stump, defended off the front foot into the covers
Philander to Kohli, no run, back of a length now, close enough to off stump for Kohli to punch it to point
Philander to Kohli, no run, a bit fuller now, and Kohli, who's a foot out of his crease at least, gets further forward to defend towards mid-on
End of over 4 (maiden) India 9/1 (RR: 2.25)
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, a little bit of shape in towards leg stump from back of a length. Dhawan tucks it away towards square leg
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, again, the leg-stump line cramps Dhawan, and he plays it cautiously off the back foot into the on side
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, what a delivery. That was short, and it rose to neck-height, coming into Dhawan off the pitch and following him as he tried to sway away. Hands went up to protect his face and he's lucky that didn't pop too far away after hitting his gloves
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, short again, close to Dhawan's body again, and he's a little late on a strange checked pull, hits it in the air but it drops short of short midwicket diving to his left
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, full-toss on off stump, punched towards cover
Steyn to Kohli, no run, shortish outside off and Kohli goes hard at it with an angled-bat slash. Ball moves away slightly and beats his edge again
End of over 5 (1 run) India 10/1 (RR: 2.00)
Philander to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length on leg stump, tucked off the hips towards backward square leg
Philander to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length on off stump. Kohli walks across his stumps and works it towards square leg
Philander to Dhawan, no run, back of a length, a bit of shape in towards off stump, punched firmly to short cover
Philander to Dhawan, 2 runs, short now, and again Dhawan is in an uncomfortable position for the pull. Hits it uppishly but bounces safely down before it gets to long leg
Philander to Dhawan, no run, fuller now, on off stump. Positive stride forward to drive to mid-off
Philander to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, punched to mid-off
End of over 6 (4 runs) India 14/1 (RR: 2.33)
Steyn to Kohli, no run, excellent carry through to de Kock. Length ball outside off, Kohli left it alone
Jack: "Looks like the Indians have a bit of running to do here,the MCG is just gargantuan"
Steyn to Kohli, 1 run, a bit closer to off stump now and Kohli presses forward, opens his bat face to guide it down to third man
Steyn to Dhawan, FOUR, full and wide and Dhawan loves room, swings his arms through a lovely arc to send it skimming away through extra cover
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, pulls his length back, straightens his line towards middle stump, and Dhawan pokes it out to mid-off
Dr. SJ: "SA has always manufactured wickets with their extraordinary fielding efforts. Remember the Ganguly runout by Jonty in 1999 WC on 97. Disrupts the momentum when the batting is in flow... Really tests your confidence."
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, a bit more bounce here. Dhawan gets on his toes to defend that into the covers
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, length ball, not particularly wide outside off. Dhawan stands there and flat-bats it to cover point
End of over 7 (5 runs) India 19/1 (RR: 2.71)
Snehal: "Totally Rohit's fault. He was running on green grass in last match as well and he slipped just because of that today. Get your basics right and run on the edge of the wicket."
Philander to Kohli, FOUR, full now, gives him width outside off. Kohli gets forward and plays a typically whippy bottom-handed drive through square cover
Philander to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length on middle stump. Kohli shuffles across and works it through square leg
Sachin Tendulkar is in the stadium, in a purple shirt.
Philander to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on middle stump, punched off the back foot towards cover
Philander to Dhawan, no run, fuller now, on middle stump, tucked away towards short midwicket
Philander to Dhawan, FOUR, a bit of width now and he gets his weight onto the front foot and flat-bats it on the top of the bounce through extra cover
Philander to Dhawan, 1 run, this is a little fuller and he drives with a straight bat to mid-off, and takes on AB's arm and manages to pick up a slightly iffy single
End of over 8 (10 runs) India 29/1 (RR: 3.62)
Ooh. Interesting. Duminy comes on to bowl his offbreaks from around the wicket. Long-off and deep midwicket are the two men out
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, goes on the back foot to a length ball angling into him, and it goes with the angle and hits him on the back pad. Was going down leg, luckily for the batsman
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, a bit of air now and he comes forward to drive to long-off
stays around the wicket to Kohli. Long-on and deep midwicket out.
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, length ball on the pads, goes on the back foot and clips it away to deep midwicket
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, tossed up on off and middle. Dhawan presses forward to defend
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, length ball, angling in towards off and middle, poked into the covers looking for the quick single, can't get it
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, a bit fuller now and he clips it away to deep midwicket
End of over 9 (3 runs) India 32/1 (RR: 3.55)
Double change. Morne Morkel.
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, full on leg stump, pushed back to the bowler
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, defended towards point
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, fuller now, and he gets forward and steers it to backward point
Morkel to Dhawan, FOUR, short, wide, Dhawan stands tall and slaps it up and over point
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, fuller, straighter, and Dhawan presses forward to push it into the covers
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, full on middle and off and Dhawan drives to mid-off
End of over 10 (4 runs) India 36/1 (RR: 3.60)
Tahir now.
Santosh: "Shikhar was indecisive till late and Rohit was stranded. Shikhar did stop and run twice. Rohit was looking at his partner and didn't get a good view of what is happening in the field. As Sachin said, you need to be quick and clear with your with your running against SA."
Imran Tahir to Kohli, no run, middle-stump line, Kohli sweeps to short fine leg
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, tossed up outside off, driven to long-off
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, strange footwork, Dhawan moved his back foot towards leg stump as Tahir ran in, then got back in an orthodox position and drove the full ball to mid-off
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, back of a length, pushed through. Dhawan goes back and tucks it towards short midwicket
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, down the track now, clips it to short midwicket
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, a touch short on off and middle, Dhawan rocks back and makes room to cut but can't beat short cover
End of over 11 (1 run) India 37/1 (RR: 3.36)
Morkel to Kohli, no run, back of a length, angling in towards middle stump, shuffles across and plays it to mid-on
Morkel to Kohli, 1 run, fullish outside off and Kohli presses forward to push that to sweeper cover
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, too straight and he works it off his thigh pad to long leg
Morkel to Kohli, 1 run, too straight again, Kohli tucks it off his hips through square leg
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish ball on middle stump, tucks Dhawan up for room. He leans away from the line and chops it down to third man
Morkel to Kohli, FOUR, overpitched on middle stump, and you don't do that while bowling with a 7-2 field, or any field when you're bowling to Kohli. Clips it away past short midwicket with ease
End of over 12 (8 runs) India 45/1 (RR: 3.75)
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, jumps down the track, not quite to the pitch for a big shot, punches it back to the bowler
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, tossed up on off stump and Dhawan drives fluently but Faf dives to his left at short cover to cut it off
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, length ball on off stump, goes on the back foot and pushes it down to long-off
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, that is a strange shot. It's tossed up a fair distance outside off and he uses his bottom hand and whips it down to long-on
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 2 runs, down the track and he stays inside the line to drive inside-out towards the extra cover boundary. Steyn, running from long-off, doesn't pick up cleanly the first time, going for a one-handed pick-up-and-throw, and they run a second easily
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, down the track, clips it to short midwicket
End of over 13 (4 runs) India 49/1 (RR: 3.76)
Morkel to Kohli, 1 run, on the pads now, clipped to the right of short midwicket
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, length ball angling away from Dhawan, who pushes at it with an open bat face and slices it away wide of slip. Looked like the offcutter, went off the outside half of the bat
Morkel to Kohli, no run, back of a length on off stump, Kohli dabs it to short third man. Dhawan races out of his crease at the other end and it looked sticky but he turned quickly and got back in his crease
Morkel to Kohli, 1 run, shortish, doesn't get up as high as Kohli expects, plays a controlled pull from waist-height through square leg
Dhawan pulls away from his stance just before Morkel reaches his delivery stride. Stops just as he's about to release
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, whoaaa. That was too close to him to play that cute dab to third man, and it may have come in off the pitch. Inside edges and nearly chops it onto his stumps
Morkel to Dhawan, FOUR, full on leg stump and he whips it away down the ground, past the diving mid-on fielder
End of over 14 (7 runs) India 56/1 (RR: 4.00)
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, tossed up on off stump and he gets on the front foot to push it into the gap to the left of cover
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length on off stump and he goes deep in his crease to punch it down to long-off
Imran Tahir to Kohli, no run, full on leg stump, clipped to short midwicket
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, full on middle stump and he places his front foot next to the line to be able to push it with the turn towards cover point
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, nice length on off stump, turning in. Dhawan comes forward and dabs it with soft hands into the covers
Vernon Philander is off the field with a hamstring issue
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, tossed up outside off, I think he picked the googly there, clipped it with the turn to long-on
End of over 15 (5 runs) India 61/1 (RR: 4.06)
Firdose Moonda has this update from the ground: "I'm no meteorologist but the storm clouds are coming. Yesterday's was mad - it rained heavily for about 20 mins and then went away."
Morkel to Kohli, 1 run, angles this into middle and leg and he shuffles across to tuck it towards midwicket
No extras in the first 15 overs. That's a first in this World Cup
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, banged in short, and again it follows him as he's caught between fending and pulling and ducking. Hits his gloves and drops a short distance away on the leg side
Morkel to Dhawan, FOUR, short ball, not a bouncer this time, and it's at a comfortable height to pull with authority to the deep square leg boundary
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, fuller now on a fourth-stump line and he pushes forward to defend into the covers
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, shortish ball rising over middle stump and he rides the bounce and plays it with soft hands to drop it into the on side
And another non-delivered delivery. This time Morkel simply stopped, saw Dhawan premeditating with is footwork, maybe
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, short, rising ball, doesn't control the pull this time, goes uppishly but lands short of Tahir running in from long leg
End of over 16 (6 runs) India 67/1 (RR: 4.18)
Tahir to continue.
Prakash: "Got to say they have negotiated the new ball well. So its the time to build the platform and get the momentum going. Is there any chance of reverse swing commentator given two new balls from either ends?" Unlikely, given the amount of grass on the pitch.
Sudharshan: "Some thunderstorms close to Melbourne, to the SW :( Only positive thing is that they aren't moving towards the MCG as of now"
Drinks break.
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, length ball on off stump and he goes on the back foot to punch it to mid-on, who's stationed right on the edge of the circle
Imran Tahir to Kohli, no run, tossed up outside off and AB does brilliantly to dive to his right and stop that extra-cover drive from Kohli
Imran Tahir to Kohli, no run, length ball on middle stump. Kohli tries to work it into the on side, and it skids on, hits the inside half of his bat and then his front pad
Imran Tahir to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length outside off, punched to sweeper cover
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, huge appeal for caught behind, and it isn't given. He saw Dhawan skip down the pitch and bowled it a touch shorter on leg stump. Dhawan pressed out to defend, it hit the flap of his front pad and looped to de Kock. Bat was behind pad, no edge of any sort
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track again, this time he gets to the pitch and drives to mid-on
End of over 17 (3 runs) India 70/1 (RR: 4.11)
Parnell.
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, length ball outside off, a bit of movement away. Dhawan looks to flat-bat it through cover, doesn't make contact
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 wide, short, wide, and it's even wider with all the away movement. Dhawan has no choice but to leave it
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish, angling in this time, and Dhawan leans back and carves it towards third man
Parnell to Kohli, 1 run, length ball on off and middle. Kohli whips it away to deep square leg
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, full, angling in towards off and middle, driven to short extra cover
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, short outside off, massive carry as Dhawan leaves, and de Kock has to jump a foot in the air to collect that over his head
Parnell to Dhawan, FOUR, short, a bit of width, and Dhawan crashes it away to the boundary to the right of third man, who didn't have too far to move but had no chance of stopping it. Fifty up for Dhawan, superb innings this has been
End of over 18 (7 runs) India 77/1 (RR: 4.27)
Duminy's back, bowling over the wicket to Kohli
Duminy to Kohli, no run, back of a length outside off, dabbed to short third man
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, length ball on off and middle, tucked away to deep midwicket
around the wicket to Dhawan
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, short and wide, and he's lucky Dhawan couldn't force that cut past backward point
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, full on middle stump, whipped to short midwicket
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length, angling in towards off stump, makes a bit of room and punches it to sweeper cover
Duminy to Kohli, no run, full, angled into the pads, flicked to square leg
End of over 19 (2 runs) India 79/1 (RR: 4.15)
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, dropped. That was a difficult chance for Amla, diving to his right at backward point after Dhawan cut this in the air, but it was at a catchable height and he got both hands to it
Parnell to Kohli, no run, very full outside off, jabbed away to point
Parnell to Kohli, no run, length ball outside off, looks to push it for a single but hits it too close to short extra cover
Parnell to Kohli, 1 leg bye, on leg stump and Kohli had shuffled across and had to play around his front pad, doesn't make great contact with the flick, rolls down to the left of the keeper
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length on off stump and he leans away and dabs it to third man
Parnell to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length on off stump, this time he plays with soft enough hands to dab it into the off side and keep it away from the short extra cover fielder
End of over 20 (4 runs) India 83/1 (RR: 4.15)
Duminy to Kohli, no run, down the track, clips it from off stump to square leg
Duminy to Kohli, no run, tossed up a bit fuller, angling into middle and Kohli comes forward to work that to short midwicket
around the wicket now
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length and he rocks back to power it down the ground. Smacks it straight to Duminy, who fields it, turns around, and flicks it at the stumps and gives up an overthrow. Dhawan was out of the crease had he hit
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run
back over the wicket
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length on middle stump, worked away through square leg
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, tossed up, angling in towards off stump. Dhawan brings out the gentle reverse-lap towards the fielder at short third man
End of over 21 (4 runs) India 87/1 (RR: 4.14)
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, another short, rising ball outside off. Dhawan leaves it alone
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, short and wide and he has to jump in the air and reach a long way away from his body to chop it down to third man
Parnell to Kohli, 1 run, length ball slanting away outside off and Kohli comes forward to slice it away to third man
Parnell to Dhawan, (no ball) 1 run, length ball, angling into leg stump, tucked away towards midwicket. Parnell overstepped there, and the crowd roars as the umpire signals a free hit. Harsh call, wrong call. His heel landed behind and his foot dragged over the line afterwards
Parnell to Kohli, 2 runs, short ball, gets up quite high, and Kohli pulls in the air, down the throat of deep midwicket
Parnell to Kohli, no run, fullish, slanting away outside off. Kohli gets a long stride forward and clips it to mid-on
Parnell to Kohli, 1 run, back of a length down the leg side. Kohli hops across and tucks it away to long leg
End of over 22 (7 runs) India 94/1 (RR: 4.27)
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, down the track, clipped from middle stump down to long-on
Dark clouds gathering over the MCG
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, fires it in quick, angling down leg, goes with the arm. Dhawan, looking to flick, is hit on the pad.
Duminy to Dhawan, FOUR, short ball, rubbish ball, Dhawan opens himself up and pulls it to the long leg boundary
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track, checked drive to long-off
Duminy to Kohli, 1 run, full on middle stump, whipped to long-on
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 wide, oh my. I think that slipped out of his hand. Extremely wide outside off, not just outside the tramline but beyond the return crease as well
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length on middle stump, punched down to long-on
End of over 23 (9 runs) India 103/1 (RR: 4.47)
Parnell to Dhawan, FOUR, short ball, angling into off stump. Dhawan plays the most effortless ramp shot of all time, simply leans away and puts it away over the keeper
Parnell to Dhawan, FOUR, length ball outside off and Dhawan pummels that down the ground, flailing his bat through a big circle to smash that between the bowler and mid-off
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish on off stump and he opens his bat face to guide it to third man, who's now moved very fine, protecting the shorter straight boundary
Parnell to Kohli, no run, in the blockhole outside off, Kohli jams his bat down on it but can't connect
Parnell to Kohli, no run, bouncer over leg stump, Kohli can't connect with the hook
Simon : "They should be using DRS to confirm no-balls and subsequent free-hits. The one Parnell DIDN'T bowl, may not be important for this game but a wrong call in another game may be a game changer. They have technology - use it properly "
Parnell to Kohli, 2 runs, length ball outside off, punched off the front foot to the right of sweeper cover
End of over 24 (11 runs) India 114/1 (RR: 4.75)
Steyn
India's third century partnership for the second wicket against South Africa in World Cups. Somehow, they're still searching for their first win against them
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, length ball on off stump, blocked into the covers
Steyn to Dhawan, 2 runs, back of a length on middle stump. Dhawan stays beside the line and pokes it into the covers for a quick single. Miller flies in to flick a throw at the batsman's end, misses, and gives up an overthrow
Steyn to Dhawan, FOUR, short down the leg side, and Dhawan swivels and whips it away to the fine leg boundary. Long leg didn't have to move too far but that went extremely quickly
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, another short, leg-stump ball, gets up a bit higher, and this time he pulls it straight to the man on the long leg boundary
Steyn to Kohli, 1 run, length ball outside off, comes forward looking for the pushed single towards point. Gets it in the end after Faf sends in a needless throw to the bowler's end. Hits direct, but there was no need for it
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, full on off stump, driven to the man at two-thirds deep cover
End of over 25 (9 runs) India 123/1 (RR: 4.92)
Tahir
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, length ball on off stump, goes back to punch down the ground. Faf dives to his left from short extra cover to stop the single
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, FOUR, back of a length, went with the angle away from off stump and Dhawan, looking to punch through cover, gets a thick outside edge that runs away to the third man boundary
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, down the track and again he doesn't pick the one that slides on, goes for the big drive over mid-off without getting to the pitch, and the outside edge nearly loops all the way to short third man
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, punched off the back foot looking for mid-off, and again Faf moves quickly from short cover to stop it
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, looks to sweep from leg stump, off the pads towards short fine leg
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on off stump, punched to short extra cover
End of over 26 (4 runs) India 127/1 (RR: 4.88)
Apurv: "With the look the Steyn gave to DuPlessis, me and my brother are arguing whether Steyn can be the James Bond in the next movie or the James Bond villain.. "
Steyn to Kohli, FOUR, full on off stump, and that is a super shot from Kohli, simply shows the full face and sends it screaming down the ground, between non-striker and mid-on
Steyn to Kohli, no run, and again, this time it's closer to the bowler and he sticks his right hand out to stop it, deflecting it towards the short midwicket fielder
Steyn to Kohli, no run, bouncer outside off, Kohli sinks to his knees and sways away from the line
Steyn to Kohli, 2 runs, short ball on middle and leg, pulled away towards deep backward square leg
Steyn to Kohli, 2 runs, full outside off and he presses forward to drive with an open face towards deep point. They pressure the fielder, Philander, with an aggressive call for two, and he misfields to make it easier
Steyn to Kohli, 1 run, short outside off and that's a good-looking pull from Kohli, stopped by Amla diving at short midwicket
End of over 27 (9 runs) India 136/1 (RR: 5.03)
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Manas: "@Apurv: Would love to see the battle of the pacers - Shane Bond as James Bond and Dale Steyn as his arch-nemesis... would put the Holmes - Moriarty dynamic to shame!"
Imran Tahir to Kohli, OUT, Tahir strikes with a long-hop! Kohli rocks back to pull, hits it straight to Faf at short midwicket, at chest height. He was sent spinning by the power of the shot, but clung on safely enough
V Kohli c du Plessis b Imran Tahir 46 (106m 60b 3x4 0x6) SR: 76.66
Ajinkya Rahane.
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, tossed up outside off and he presses forward to push it just wide of short cover for the single
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, full on middle and off and he pushes forward to block into the covers
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, length ball on middle and off and he punches it off the back foot to short cover
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, no run, a bit slower, drops on a lovely length outside off, and he gets a big stride forward to defend
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track now, pushed down to long-off to keep the strike
End of over 28 (2 runs) India 138/2 (RR: 4.92)
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, full on off stump, driven to mid-off
AB is off the field. Not sure for what. Philander is back on. Wait. He has been back on for a while. He misfielded at deep point a few overs ago.
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, back of a length on leg stump, blocked back to the bowler
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish on leg stump and he hops in the air to tuck it away through square leg
Morkel to Rahane, no run, shortish, angling in towards off stump. Rahane steers it to point
Morkel to Rahane, 1 run, short outside off and he rises with the bounce and uses his wrists to knock it down to third man
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, length ball on the pads, nudged away towards square leg
End of over 29 (3 runs) India 141/2 (RR: 4.86)
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track, gets to the pitch of this tossed-up ball on off stump, drives to long-off
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, back of a length on off stump, makes a bit of room and pokes it away to sweeper cover
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, flighted delivery on middle and off, pushed down to long-off
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, tossed up outside off and he lets it come to him before dabbing it towards short third man
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, a bit of width now and Dhawan slices under that cut and hits it uppishly to the left of short third man
Imran Tahir to Rahane, no run, length ball on off stump. Rahane presses forward to defend
End of over 30 (5 runs) India 146/2 (RR: 4.86)
JP comes back on.
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length outside off and he skips back to punch it to sweeper cover
Duminy to Rahane, 2 runs, fired in flat towards leg stump and he gets down quickly to sweep. Good stop from Morkel, sliding to his left at backward square leg
Duminy to Rahane, 2 runs, short outside off and he rocks back to punch it to the right of sweeper cover
Duminy to Rahane, no run, beauty. Tossed up outside off, goes with the angle and beats Rahane, who pushes forward playing for turn, looking for the poked single to cover
Duminy to Rahane, no run, and again, this time it's a bit wider and he went for the angled-bat drive
Duminy to Rahane, 2 runs, fired in on leg stump and he plays an uncomfortable-looking reverse sweep out to deep point
End of over 31 (7 runs) India 153/2 (RR: 4.93)
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, shortish outside off, gets on his toes and dabs it towards short third man
Morkel to Rahane, no run, short ball outside off. Rahane flashes half-heartedly at it, makes no contact
Morkel to Rahane, 1 run, shortish, angling into Rahane, who skips in the air and dabs it down towards backward point
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, length ball angling towards middle and leg. Dhawan looks to work it through the on side, misses, hits him high on the pad
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, short ball angling away towards off stump and Dhawan jumps across to defend
Rangeet: "Applying the usual rule at the end of 30 overs. India's score was 146/2, double that to get 292. Take away 20 runs because 2 wickets have fallen, take away 30 more because Dhoni no longer can finish a game, and you're left with 242 as India's score. You heard it here first, folks."
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, short outside off, chopped away to third man
End of over 32 (3 runs) India 156/2 (RR: 4.87)
Parnell back in the attack
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 wide, slower ball, messes up his line, slips it a fair way down the leg side
Parnell to Dhawan, 2 runs, back of a length on leg stump and he tucks it off his hips towards fine leg
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 leg bye, in the blockhole, slanting down leg. Dhawan can't connect with the flick, off the pad towards fine leg
Parnell to Rahane, 1 run, length ball outside off, driven on the up to sweeper cover
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, full on the pads, clipped away to deep square leg
Parnell to Rahane, FOUR, short ball on off stump, pulled away in front of square, excellent placement, there was no one anywhere in the vicinity of that deep midwicket boundary
Parnell to Rahane, FOUR, did that carry? It was full and wide and Rahane went after it, and the edge flew low to the right of de Kock, who sprawled full-length to try and catch it. Looked like it fell just short, hit his glove, and ran away to the third man boundary
End of over 33 (14 runs) India 170/2 (RR: 5.15)
Duminy to Dhawan, 1 run, fullish, angling into the pads, tucked away towards short fine leg
continues around the wicket to Rahane
Duminy to Rahane, no run, short ball, pulls it but can't quite time it, hits it straight to square leg
Duminy to Rahane, 1 run, length ball on leg stump, presses forward to work it towards square leg
They've taken a massive number of singles after hitting it to fielders in the ring
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, oh my, what are you doing? Comes forward, prods it to short extra cover and hares out of his crease. Turns back and regains his crease, but the underarm throw smacks him on the back
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, pokes it to short cover again, and this time it's Rahane who hurries out and hurries back into his crease
Duminy to Dhawan, no run, down the track, looks for the drive down the ground, can't beat short extra cover again
End of over 34 (2 runs) India 172/2 (RR: 5.05)
Parnell to Rahane, no run, full outside off, checked drive to mid-off
Parnell to Rahane, FOUR, full and wide and he presses forward and flat-bats that drive to the backward point boundary
Parnell to Rahane, no run, back of a length on off stump. Rahane looks to work it to mid-on for a single but hits it too close to the bowler
Parnell to Rahane, 2 runs, back of a length on the legs, tucked away towards long leg, and the fielder had to come in a long way from the rope to field it
Parnell to Rahane, 1 run, length ball outside off, steered away to deep point
Parnell to Dhawan, FOUR, shot! Not much width on it and he uses his wrists to get on top of it and slap it past the point fielder. Stood there, admiring his shot, before realising it might not get to the boundary. In the end it just about does, and off goes the helmet and out comes the smile and the arms-wide celebration
End of over 35 (11 runs) India 183/2 (RR: 5.22)
That's the fifth ODI century by an Indian opener in Australia
Duminy to Rahane, 1 run, back of a length on leg stump, worked away towards square leg
I would assume India have taken the Powerplay.
 Went round-arm there, did Duminy
Duminy to Rahane, FOUR, too full, down the leg side, and that's easily clipped away into the gap to the right of short fine leg
End of over 36 (12 runs) India 195/2 (RR: 5.41)
Tahir.
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, that's tossed up on leg stump and Dhawan plays the reverse-lap to short third man
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, googly, turns in sharply towards middle stump. Rahane knew what was happening and he worked it with the turn towards midwicket
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, FOUR, short ball and Dhawan swivels and scoops it over backward square, so easily done
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, tossed up outside off, driven to long-off
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, down the track, doesn't quite get to the pitch, nurdles it to the right of short midwicket
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, googly, turning towards leg and middle. Dhawan tucks it away towards square leg
End of over 37 (9 runs) India 204/2 (RR: 5.51)
After two overs of spin in the Powerplay, on comes Steyn
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, back of a length, angling across, and Dhawan is opened up and beaten by fairly exaggerated extra bounce
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, Dhawan is taking guard way outside leg stump to that, and it's shortish outside off and he dabs it away towards point, another easily taken single
Steyn to Rahane, no run, low full-toss on the pads, and he clips it uppishly towards short midwicket
Steyn to Rahane, no run, again scary bounce from Steyn outside off. Rahane flashes at it with an angled bat and it flies over his outside edge
Steyn to Rahane, 1 run, fullish, angling in towards off and middle. Rahane shuffles across and clips it towards long leg
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, shuffles backwards, away from leg stump, to make a huge amount of room, and Steyn follows him with a yorker. All he can do is move his feet out of the way
End of over 38 (2 runs) India 206/2 (RR: 5.42)
Morkel to Rahane, no run, shortish outside off and Rahane is beaten, having an uncertain poke at it, looking to dab it to third man
Morkel to Rahane, no run, oooh. That one took off from nowhere. It wasn't particularly short outside off as Rahane looked to dab it off the back foot and he checked himself as it rose alarmingly and de Kock collected over his head
Morkel to Rahane, FOUR, woohoo, what a reply. That was fuller and he came forward and simply scooped it back over the bowler's head
Morkel to Rahane, no run, back of a length on off stump, Rahane looked to work it leg side, closed his face too early, nearly popped it back to the bowler off the leading edge
Morkel to Rahane, FOUR, length ball outside off and he clears his front leg and slaps that disdainfully to the cover boundary. Glorious
Morkel to Rahane, no run, back of a length, Rahane looks to run it down to third man, hits it too fine and it bounces away to slip
End of over 39 (8 runs) India 214/2 (RR: 5.48)
Steyn to Dhawan, no run, walks across the stumps to open up the leg side, Steyn stays full and wide outside off, and he ends up with no room because he has moved across. Played straight to point
Steyn to Dhawan, SIX, slower ball, on a length, pitched on leg, Dhawan picks it up early and sends it crashing over mid-on for a flat six
Steyn to Dhawan, FOUR, lovely batting. Steyn digs this one in short, Dhawan waits for it, sways away a touch, lets it come on, and then ramps it over the keeper's head. This is Dhawan's best ODI score
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, full, on the pads, clipped away for a single
Pratik: "Rahane's innings just shows how poor that decision was to bring him to the crease in the last over in the previous game."
Steyn to Rahane, 1 run, slower ball, short of a length, dabbed away to third man
Steyn to Dhawan, 1 run, looks to whip this to leg, gets a thick leading edge to third man
End of over 40 (13 runs) India 227/2 (RR: 5.67)
Morkel to Dhawan, 2 runs, back of a length on leg stump, tucked away towards deep backward square leg
Morkel to Dhawan, SIX, whoa. A bit of Viv against Hendrick (or Yashpal Sharma against Willis). Walks across his stumps and simply flicks it over the backward square leg boundary
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, back of a length, angling away, and Dhawan pokes and misses
Morkel to Dhawan, no run, looks to slog this across the line, and he's lucky that bounced over the top of the stumps
Morkel to Dhawan, 1 run, back of a length, straightening towards middle, cramping him for room. Dhawan prods it into the off side and they pick up yet another single to bring up the 100 partnership
Morkel to Rahane, 1 run, and there's Rahane's fifty. It's full on the pads and he tickles it away neatly to the man at fine leg. It's taken him just 40 balls, and he's simply breezed away since coming in
End of over 41 (10 runs) India 237/2 (RR: 5.78)
Prakash: "Just a couple of matches played in the World Cup and they are a totally different team altogether. Looks like they can defend their title, the Indians."
Parnell to Rahane, no run, back of a length outside off, went for the slash and couldn't connect
Parnell to Rahane, no run, down the track now, ends up cramping himself for room as he looks to pull, hits it straight to short midwicket
Parnell to Rahane, SIX, short ball and it didn't look like he controlled that pull too well, had to fetch it from over his right shoulder. Went in the air, and dropped right onto the rope to the left of Tahir, sprinting from deep midwicket
Parnell to Rahane, 1 run, shuffles down the pitch, making a bit of room. Parnell follows him, bowling it on leg stump, and he pokes it into the covers for another single
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, full outside off. Dhawan clears his front leg and flat-bats it to mid-off
Parnell to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track now, Parnell bowls a yorker outside off. Dhawan drags it towards mid-on, bottom hand coming off the handle
End of over 42 (8 runs) India 245/2 (RR: 5.83)
Tahir comes back on
Imran Tahir to Dhawan, 1 run, down the track, Tahir floats it away from him, and he slaps the full-toss down to long-off
Philander has gone back off the field.
Imran Tahir to Rahane, SIX, now Rahane comes dancing out of his crease, coming inside the line to hit over the top. Tahir has long-on back, but he clears him comfortably
Imran Tahir to Rahane, no run, back of a length, hurries through with the angle as Rahane goes back to punch. Doesn't have enough room to beat point
Imran Tahir to Rahane, no run, full and wide, slapped away to cover point
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 wide, googly, starts on leg stump and it's too far away for Rahane to connect with the sweep
Imran Tahir to Rahane, no run, on the pads, clipped to Faf at short midwicket
Imran Tahir to Rahane, 1 run, very full on off stump, almost in the blockhole. Rahane had to abbreviate his backlift and clip it gently into the on side
End of over 43 (9 runs) India 254/2 (RR: 5.90)
Parnell to Rahane, 2 runs, short ball, and Rahane clears his front leg to pull it away powerfully. Rossouw sprints to his left from deep square leg and dives to stop it at the boundary
Parnell to Rahane, 1 wide, sees him running down the track and bangs it in short. Rahane has to withdraw from the shot and duck his shoulder
Parnell to Rahane, (no ball) 2 runs, wide full-toss, slapped to the right of sweeper cover. Good diving stop from JP on the boundary. Parnell's overstepped, so we will have another free-hit. This one's close too but it looked just over the line.
Parnell to Rahane, 1 run, in the blockhole on middle stump. Low full-toss, in fact. Rahane can't force that clip past short midwicket
Parnell to Dhawan, no run, low full-toss outside off, goes hard at it and drags it to mid-on
Parnell to Dhawan, OUT, got him. That was banged in short, and he had to fetch the pull from over his left shoulder. Hit high on the bat and looped up and down into the hands of the fielder at long leg. End of a superb innings from Dhawan, he's really turned his form around here.
S Dhawan c Amla b Parnell 137 (199m 146b 16x4 2x6) SR: 93.83
Dhawan's 137 is the highest score by an Indian any batsman against South Africa in World Cups.
Parnell to Rahane, 1 run, full on off stump, driven away to sweeper cover
Parnell to Raina, FOUR, short and wide to welcome Raina, who carves it away gratefully to the backward point boundary
End of over 44 (12 runs) India 266/3 (RR: 6.04)
Morkel to Rahane, 1 run, slower ball outside off and he presses forward and steers it away to third man with an open bat face
Morkel to Raina, no run, back of a length, angling away to beat Raina, who shuffles across a long way and pokes at it with an open face
Morkel to Raina, 2 runs, short ball, and that's dropped by Rossouw at deep square leg. Raina pulled it in the air and Rossouw was diving low to his left, but once again, he got both hands to it
Morkel to Raina, no run, down the track, squeezed away towards point
Morkel to Raina, OUT, and now he takes one. Far simpler catch. Morkel banged it in again and Raina cleared his front leg and pulled it in the air once more, this time it's straight at the fielder, at chest height
SK Raina c sub (RR Rossouw) b Morkel 6 (6m 5b 1x4 0x6) SR: 120.00
Dhoni.
Morkel to Rahane, 2 runs, full slower ball on off stump, clipped away through square leg
End of over 45 (5 runs) India 271/4 (RR: 6.02)
Steyn to Dhoni, 1 run, full and wide, sliced away towards sweeper cover
Steyn to Rahane, no run, wide yorker, takes Rahane's inside edge as he comes forward to drive that through point, and de Kock dives to his left to make a good stop
Steyn to Rahane, no run, another wide yorker, and Rahane flashes at it again and can't connect
Steyn to Rahane, no run, brilliant. This one's speared into the blockhole on middle and off, and all Rahane can do is ham his bat down and dig it out defensively
Steyn to Rahane, SIX, full and wide, gets his length slightly wrong, and Rahane frees his arms and launches it over mid-off, carries all the way over the rope
Steyn to Rahane, OUT, got him. Walked across and looked to club it away to the leg side. It was a touch too full, maybe, and it came in off the seam and hit him on the back thigh. Given immediately, and Rahane didn't review
AM Rahane lbw b Steyn 79 (90m 60b 7x4 3x6) SR: 131.66
End of over 46 (7 runs) India 278/5 (RR: 6.04)
Off goes Dhoni's helmet as Tahir comes in
Imran Tahir to Dhoni, no run, back of a length on off stump and Dhoni rocks back to punch that to cover
Imran Tahir to Dhoni, 2 runs, shortish outside off, slapped away to the left of sweeper cover
Imran Tahir to Dhoni, 1 run, googly, Dhoni had looked to give himself room and it came in and cramped him. Adjusted to nurdle it into the on side
Imran Tahir to Jadeja, 1 run, full outside off, driven to long-off
Imran Tahir to Dhoni, 1 run, full on leg stump, clipped to square leg
Varun: "Its high time India gets over the six or nothing philosophy in the final 10 overs. With the fielders not worried about singles in the slog overs, singles and some boundaries can still get you 80-90 runs easily in the last 10 overs.
Imran Tahir to Jadeja, 1 run, full on middle stump, whipped away to deep midwicket
End of over 47 (6 runs) India 284/5 (RR: 6.04)
Parnell to Jadeja, no run, very full and wide, and Jadeja leaves it alone
Parnell to Jadeja, OUT, Direct hit. Boom. Full and wide again and this time he drives to mid-off and sets off for the single, AB hits the stumps at the bowler's end and Jadeja wasn't even close to making it
RA Jadeja run out 2 (4m 4b 0x4 0x6) SR: 50.00
Parnell to Dhoni, FOUR, short ball on leg stump, and that is very well done. Fine leg is in the circle, square leg is on the rope, and he swivels and finds the gap perfectly with the controlled short-arm pull
Parnell to Dhoni, FOUR, low full-toss on off stump and that is inviting trouble with mid-off and mid-on in the circle. Dhoni clears his front leg and brutalises it down the ground, between the stumps and the non-striker
Parnell to Dhoni, FOUR, short again and Dhoni pulls it away to the left of short fine leg. Parnell is disintegrating here
Parnell to Dhoni, 1 wide, slower bouncer outside off, and Dhoni lets it through to the keeper. Given wide for height
around the wicket now
Parnell to Dhoni, no run, bangs it in short, angling into the body, Dhoni looks to pull, too early into it and it rolls away towards mid-off
End of over 48 (13 runs) India 297/6 (RR: 6.18)
Morkel to Ashwin, 1 run, short and wide and he slices the uppercut high in the air, drops just short of third man
Morkel to Dhoni, 1 run, back of a length, follows Dhoni as he backs away from leg stump, and he tucks it away to short midwicket
Morkel to Ashwin, no run, exposes all his stumps and looks to ramp this short ball, too quick for him, and he was on the move, didn't have a stable base to play the shot from
Morkel to Ashwin, 3 runs, now he takes a huge step back and across and swats the low full-toss across the line, just about clears mid-on running back to the boundary
That's India's 300
Amrit: "The sudden heap of wickets that have fallen in the last few overs is eerily reminiscent of the 2011 game. The good thing is that Robin Peterson is not playing though!"
Morkel to Dhoni, OUT, got him! Morkel bangs it in halfway and Dhoni shuffles across to hook, only manages a top-edge through to the keeper
MS Dhoni c †de Kock b Morkel 18 (22m 11b 3x4 0x6) SR: 163.63
Sid: "Ashwin (jersey 99) played the ball and Tahir (jersey 99) fielded it with India's score on 299."
Morkel to Mohammed Shami, no run, short outside off, Shami leans away trying to uppercut, can't connect
End of over 49 (5 runs) India 302/7 (RR: 6.16)
Steyn to Ashwin, no run, length ball outside off. Ashwin goes back and across trying to slog across the line. Makes no contact
Philander has a left hamstring injury. He will bat if required to.
Steyn to Ashwin, 1 run, takes a huge step into his crease and he bowls it right up in the blockhole. All he can do is clip it towards short midwicket
Steyn to Mohammed Shami, FOUR, gets his length wrong here, angles it into Shami but allows him a bit of swinging room with the length. He clears his front leg and swings it away to the left of the man at long leg
Steyn to Mohammed Shami, no run, now he makes room and Steyn bowls it full and quick outside off. Shami swings and misses
Steyn to Mohammed Shami, no run, wide yorker, Shami slashes and misses
Steyn to Mohammed Shami, no run, short outside off. Shami slogs and misses
Karthik Abiram: ""Shami swings and misses. Shami slashes and misses. Shami slogs and misses" - That's out in baseball!"
PG: "The wickets falling in a clutch might remind people of the 2011 game, but there is a marked difference - in 2011, India were looking set for a 350+ score, but could only score 297. Today, India probably fell short by around 10 runs only, but have still managed a par score today, which wasn't the case in 2011."
James B: "307 is a cracking score and will take some chasing bit you have got to wonder whether the 4 for 41 of the last six overs will come back to haunt them. They really should have got 320-plus from 3 for 266. Very poor finish. Did something similar against Pakistan but got away against a much weaker batting line-up. Will be interesting to see how their popgun attack manages the much vaunted SAF line up."
Ajinkya Rahane says it's a decent total to defend, with the big outfield, "if we bowl well. First ten overs will be crucial."
6.27pm Wonderful batting from Dhawan and Rahane, and a good contribution from Kohli as well, to set India up. They lost a clump of wickets towards the end, and maybe didn't get as many as they could have, but 307 is still a very good score. South Africa have an excellent batting line-up, of course, so this should be a great chase to watch. South Africa innings will begin at 6.57 local time - in half an hour's time.
End of over 50 (5 runs) India 307/7
Steyn to RG Sharma, no run, swing straightaway, from middle to off from a fairly full length. Rohit defends solidly off the front foot


Berger Paints Q2 net profit up 67.15% at Rs 194.66 crore
In the April-September period, the company said its net profit was at Rs 371.07 crore as compared to Rs 250.34 crore in the corresponding period a year ago.
by PTIBerger Paints on November 5 reported a 67.15 percent jump in consolidated net profit to Rs 194.66 crore for the second quarter ended September 30, 2019.
The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 116.46 crore in the same period last fiscal, Berger Paints said in a regulatory filing.
Consolidated revenue from operations stood at Rs 1,598.58 crore as against Rs 1,490.06 crore in the same quarter of last fiscal, it said.
In the April-September period, the company said its net profit was at Rs 371.07 crore as compared to Rs 250.34 crore in the corresponding period a year ago.
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Toxic smog delays Asian Tour golf in New Delhi
GURGAON, India: The start of a leading Asian Tour golf tournament was held up Thursday (Nov 14) by toxic smog that has engulfed the Indian capital with hazardous levels of pollution.
Organisers of the four-day Panasonic Open India event said the tournament could be shortened if the pollution remains serious, as completing the event would be "a big challenge".
Delhi and other cities across northern India are blanketed by a poisonous haze each winter due to build-up of traffic fumes, industrial emissions and smoke from agricultural fires.
"The opening round of the Panasonic Open India was delayed due to poor visibility and weather conditions," an Asian Tour organiser told AFP.
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The first golfers went on the course five hours late and some wore anti-pollution masks.
A photo posted on Twitter by the Asian Tour showed Bangladeshi golfer Mohammad Siddikur Rahman hitting a shot while wearing a face mask.
The amount of PM2.5 - deadly tiny particles that get into the bloodstream and lungs - soared to about 20 times the safe limit set by the World Health Organisation.
Delhi authorities closed all schools until Friday, banned construction and are only allowing cars on the road depending on whether the registration is an odd or even number.
The road rationing is meant to end on Friday, but Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said it could be extended.


| Socket Functions {pbdZMQ} | R Documentation |
Socket functions
zmq.socket(ctx, type = .pbd_env$ZMQ.ST$REP) zmq.close(socket) zmq.bind(socket, endpoint, MC = .pbd_env$ZMQ.MC) zmq.connect(socket, endpoint, MC = .pbd_env$ZMQ.MC) zmq.disconnect(socket, endpoint, MC = .pbd_env$ZMQ.MC) zmq.setsockopt(socket, option.name, option.value, MC = .pbd_env$ZMQ.MC) zmq.getsockopt(socket, option.name, option.value, MC = .pbd_env$ZMQ.MC)
ctx |
a ZMQ context |
type |
a socket type |
socket |
a ZMQ socket |
endpoint |
a ZMQ socket endpoint |
MC |
a message control, see |
option.name |
an option name to the socket |
option.value |
an option value to the option name |
zmq.socket()
initials a ZMQ socket given a ZMQ context ctx
and
a socket type
. See ZMQ.ST()
for the possible values of
type
. ZMQ defines several patterns for the socket type and utilize
them to communicate in different ways including request-reply,
publish-subscribe, pipeline, exclusive pair, and naive patterns.
zmq.close()
destroys the ZMQ socket.
zmq.bind()
binds the socket to a local endpoint and then accepts
incoming connections on that endpoint. See endpoint
next for details.
zmq.connect()
connects the socket to a remote endpoint and then
accepts outgoing connections on that endpoint. See endpoint
next for
details.
endpoint
is a string consisting of a transport :// followed by an
address. The transport specifies the underlying protocol to use. The address
specifies the transport-specific address to bind to. pbdZMQ/ZMQ provides
the following transports:
| Transport | Usage |
tcp
| unicast transport using TCP |
ipc | local inter-process communication transport |
inproc | local in-process (inter-thread) communication transport |
pgm,epgm | reliable multicast transport using PGM |
*** warning: epgm
is not turned on by
default in the pbdZMQ's internal ZeroMQ library.
*** warning: ipc
is not supported in Windows system.
zmq.setsockopt()
is to set/change socket options.
zmq.getsockopt()
is to get socket options and returns
option.value
.
zmq.socket()
returns an R external pointer (socket
)
generated by ZMQ C API pointing to a socket if successful, otherwise returns
an R NULL
and sets errno
to the error value, see ZeroMQ manual
for details.
zmq.close()
destroys the socket reference/pointer (socket
) and
returns 0 if successful, otherwise returns -1 and sets errno
to the
error value, see ZeroMQ manual for details.
zmq.bind()
binds the socket to specific endpoint
and returns 0
if successful, otherwise returns -1 and sets errno
to the error
value, see ZeroMQ manual for details.
zmq.connect()
connects the socket to specific endpoint
and
returns 0 if successful, otherwise returns -1 and sets errno
to the
error value, see ZeroMQ manual for details.
zmq.setsockopt()
sets/changes the socket option and returns 0 if
successful, otherwise returns -1 and sets errno
to the error value,
see ZeroMQ manual for details.
zmq.getsockopt()
returns the value of socket option,
see ZeroMQ manual for details.
Wei-Chen Chen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ZeroMQ/4.1.0 API Reference: http://api.zeromq.org/4-1:_start
Programming with Big Data in R Website: http://r-pbd.org/
zmq.ctx.new()
, zmq.ctx.destroy()
.
## Not run: ### Using request-reply pattern. ### At the server, run next in background or the other windows. library(pbdZMQ, quietly = TRUE) context <- zmq.ctx.new() responder <- zmq.socket(context, .pbd_env$ZMQ.ST$REP) zmq.bind(responder, "tcp://*:5555") zmq.close(responder) zmq.ctx.destroy(context) ### At a client, run next in foreground. library(pbdZMQ, quietly = TRUE) context <- zmq.ctx.new() requester <- zmq.socket(context, .pbd_env$ZMQ.ST$REQ) zmq.connect(requester, "tcp://localhost:5555") zmq.close(requester) zmq.ctx.destroy(context) ## End(Not run)


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Animated spectrogram visualisation of hydrophone data from the Irish Marine Institute implemented in d3.js.
This is a preliminary implementation, for which the full source is available on github, where merge requests are welcome.
Anispectrogram is based on mbostock's heatmap example and is released under the BSD license. Copyright 2015 Rob Fuller and Irish Marine Institute
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Randomized Button Location
Randomized button locations, press buttons and check console log
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An example where a select dropdown filters the choices of a group of checkbox buttons.
In this example dependent checkbox choices have their own wrappers. Note that div elements with class 'wrapperClass' wrapp the choices which will be filtered. Each filtered choice will be unchecked during filter.
In this example dependent choices have not their own wrappers. In this case ChoiceFilter.js is only capable to find out their corresponding labels, this is done by using the id attribute of the choices and for attribute of labels. Each filtered choice will be unchecked during filter.


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In this kata you will be given a username and their score, your score (not your real score) and you need to calculate how many kata you need to complete to beat their score, by 1 point exactly. As this is the easy version (harder one to folow at some point in the future), let's assume only Beta kata and 8kyu kata are available. Worth 3 and 1 point respectively. Return a string like this: 'To beat "user"'s score, I must complete "x" Beta kata and "y" 8kyu kata.'. If the total number of kata you need to complete > 1000, add 'Dammit!' to the end of the string also - like so: 'To beat "user"'s score, I must complete 'x' Beta kata and 'y' 8kyu kata. Dammit!'. If your score is higher than the user's already, return 'Winning!'. If they are equal, return 'Only need one!'. You are looking to complete as few kata as possible to get to your target
Start challengeIn this little assignment you are given a string of space separated numbers, and have to return the highest and lowest number. Notes:
The two oldest ages function/method needs to be completed. It should take an array of numbers as its argument and return the two highest numbers within the array. The returned value should be an array in the format [second oldest age, oldest age]. The order of the numbers passed in could be any order. The array will always include at least 2 items.
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Jose Mourinho off to winning start as Spurs survive late scare from West Ham
by Sam Wallace, Chief Football Writer, , JJ Bull, (live updates)Jose Mourinho doing Jose things: joking with the ball-boys in the tunnel before the game in full view of the television camera, greeting Manuel Pellegrini as if he, Mourinho, were the home manager welcoming an overawed lower league boss on FA Cup third round day. The ball-boys loved every moment of it, and soon so too did Mourinho.
By half-time Tottenham Hotspur were two goals up, by 50 minutes they should have been four up. Dele Alli, of whom Mourinho had asked the question whether he had been replaced by a less talented sibling, played the first half like the classic older brother lauding it over the little ones. Spurs controlled the game for an hour but another ten minutes at the end and West Ham, who were dismal in the first half, might have grabbed a draw.
Mourinho’s team selection on the occasion of the fourth coming of Jose was as expected, with Eric Dier back in the team and a golden front four of Son Heung-min, Lucas Moura, Harry Kane and Dele who all played within a few yards of each other. Dele was everywhere, the best of it an improvised flick with the inside of his left boot as he was falling over backwards on the touchline to play in Son to cross to Moura for the second. Dele had made the first for Son too. Moura missed a simple chance for the third on the counterattack before Harry Kane nodded one in from Serge Aurier’s cross.
West Ham were dreadful in the first half and many of their support had gone home by the time they rallied in the last 30 minutes. The half-time substitute Michail Antonio scored on 73 minutes and they made a game of it in the final stages. Nevertheless this is a run of five defeats and two draws in their last seven league games. It is Chelsea away next Saturday and Manuel Pellegrini looks like a man on the brink.
“How s--- must you be, we’re winning away” sang the Spurs fans celebrating their first away win in the league since Fulham in January. In the last of six minutes of time added on, Angelo Ogbonna scored West Ham’s second with barely enough time to re-start the game. It gave Mourinho plenty to think about.
And he's gone
Job done for Tottenham and Mourinho this afternoon.
Mourinho on Alli
I am happy with everyone. But if you ask me about him, then yes.
I spent a few minutes with him in training and outside the pitch. We were saying the best Dele has to be back. He is too good not to be a fundamental player for Spurs. He is too good not to be one of the best players in the world. He's a fantastic player and today he showed that.
Mourinho continues
I like the first 60 minutes very much. The most important thing was not to win three or four nil or play wonderfully. The three points were fundamental.
The boys are happy and that's what I really wanted. I wanted them to be back to happiness.
Mourinho speaks
I was really happy for one hour. We were playing well.
The last 20 minutes, fatigue, people coming from national duty, all the emotions of losing a manager and another one comes in.
Clearly fatigue in last 20 minutes. And also a reaction from a very good team from West Ham
FULL TIME
GAME OFF! Mourinho off to winning ways, the only disappointment will be conceding those two goals.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLL!!!!
West Ham have another goal! A corner is hooked in, Ogbonna hits it on the volley after breaking away from Sanchez, who has switched off the last few minutes, and the ball creeps in past Gazzaniga.
West Ham 2 Spurs 3
Game on!
90 mins+4 - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Noble gives Kane a little extra in the tackle, Kane milks it to kill some more time.
90 mins+2 - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
West Ham are on all out attack now, the D-pad pushed all the way to the right. Snodgrass puts a brilliant ball into the area but Haller heads the ball down into the ground, not putting enough on it to trouble the goalie.
VAR: NO GOAL
Rice is well offside.
If he hadn't touched it the ball would have gone wide. Both referee and linesman didn't spot it!
GOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!!!
WEST HAM HAVE THE BALL IN THE NET! It's from a corner but it might be offside!
88 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
I want to know what buttons I push to make this happen on PS4. A huge fan.
86 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Snodgrass has snapped and absolutely goes for Snodgrass off the ball. I don't know why. Kane barges into him and smashes his ribs so Snodgrass reacts by charging at him and picking him up. Really weird, quite funny.
84 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Sissoko goes on a run up the right wing but gives the ball away in his first involvement, West Ham go on the attack. Kane looks absolutely gubbed but is still running. Spurs defending with everyone behind the ball, West ham looking for a way through.
82 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Kane hits a free-kick from 30 yards and the home supporters cheer Roberto for saving and catching it. The poor guy.
Moura is taken off for Sissoko. Interested to see if he goes into midfield or wide.
80 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Eriksen comes on for Alli, who appears to mouth that 'this is bulls***' as he leaves the pitch. He's really annoyed.
77 mins - West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Roberto might not be able to catch the ball but he can definitely kick it. Goal kicks are launched up the pitch, West Ham not messing about.
Spurs are passing around and meeting a lot more resistance than earlier in the game.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLL!!!!
ANTONIO HITS BACK!
West Ham 1 Spurs 3
Ac ross into the box, Snodgrass cuts it back, Noble clears it up and finds Antonio for a one-two but Antonio spins and wins space from Alderweireld before launching a shot past the goalkeeper. We could be in for an exciting final push.
73 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Mourinho is having a chat with Eriksen on the bench so we'll probably see him soon. Kane is back on the pitch having passed the concussion test.
70 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Antonio is being cheered by the home fans every time he does something with the ball. Snodgrass has just absolutely launched a free-kick directly into Harry Kane's face/head. There is no way I wouldn't have ducked my head out the way there. He'll be able to see through time after that one and has spent some time on the deck.  Really brave.
67 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
- Harry Kane is now Tottenham's outright third highest goalscorer of all-time with 175 goals, behind only Jimmy Greaves (266) and Bobby Smith (208).
Spurs keeping the ball nicely here but West Ham are giving them freedom of their half to do it. Aurier has just killed Snodgrass, an outright murder, by nutmegging him at halfway. Snoddy won't let him get away with that.
65 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Spurs still not having to try particularly hard to get in behind West Ham. Son wins a corner, which is taken short then lifted into the area by Winks but Antonio blocks.
Diop is taken off for Sanchez, who is 33 but looks about 24.
62 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Kane is in behind the West Ham defence! Diop caught out but recovers, sliding in to prevent Kane scoring one v one with the goalkeeper.
60 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Mourinho prowling the touchline applauding all the good things his players are doing. He does seem like a happier boi these days.
57 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Yarmolenko is subbed off after touching the ball 16 times. For a winger, that is truly abysmal. Pretty sure Roberto has punched his own players in the face more often.
56 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
The jokes are everywhere.
Cannot get over how massive Antonio is.
54 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
West Ham are all over the place. Spurs running through them.
52 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Bad news Spurs fans - Kane receives treatment for a mystery injury on his ankle. His delicate ankle. Concerns can be put back on the shelf though, he's back up and running.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLL!!!
KANE SCORES!
West Ham 0 Spurs 3
Aurier is wide right and hooks a cross to the back post, Kane attacks it and powers the header past Roberto. Aurier's cross is superb.
49 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 2
Antonio appears to have spent the last few months living in a gym because my god he is massive. He's won a foul from Sanchez wide left and is finally getting West Ham fired up and involved in the match.
The free-kick is awful and Moura breaks! Son joins for a two v two, Moura runs through on goal and is in the box with only the keeper to beat... but passes across and out for a goal kick! Why didn't he shoot?
48 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 2
West Ham have two strikers up top now, Antonio has come on for Anderson. Pellegrini looks mad on the touchline. As in angry, not insane. He's not wearing a hat or dressed up like a beekeeper or anything.
KICK OFF 2
And we're back.
Stats for you
- Jose Mourinho's sides have won all 36 of their Premier League games when leading by 2+ goals at half time.
- Jose Mourinho has lost just one of his 130 Premier League games when leading at half time (W117 D12 L1) - losing to Middlesbrough in August 2006.
- West Ham last avoided defeat in a PL game when trailing by 2+ goals at half time in February 2011 (3-3 draw with WBA), losing each of their 27 such games in the competition since then.
Spurs' shape in buildup
Davies shifts over from left-back to join a central three, the front four attack in a block. Very direct, the midfield are basically there to help defend or recycle the ball to the forwards. Working very well so far but that is also because West Ham haven't arrived yet.
Reaction
Dele Alli is the man
Pretty sure I lip read Mourinho going "You're the man!" to Alli after helping setup that second goal. He might also have been going 'he's your man', as in a certain player hasn't been marking the opponent he was supposed to. Both make sense.
HALF TIME
The Jose Mourinho era has begun! Spurs in total control here.
45 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 2
Spurs honestly haven't had to try that hard for this lead. Pellegrini's not having a great time.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLL!!!!!
It's 2-0!
West Ham 0 Spurs 2
Moura has the ball in the back of the net, sliding in to convert Son's cross from wide left. Alli is brilliant here, falling over and flicking the ball along the line while lying down. Did the ball go out before he flicked it? The replay shows no! Great goal.
42 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 1
Is this not a red card challenge? It's dreadful.
VAR doesn't think so.

Ogbonna is receiving treatment from the physio, having been punched in the face by his goalkeeper.
39 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 1
Since that goal, Alli has taken a shot from 30 yards which fizzed past the far post and Spurs fans are singing. The game hasn't been great so far, very patient and measured, but it might be picking up. Fredericks has caught Son with a late slide tackle, crunching through his ankle. He's booked for it and Son is down in a lot of pain.
GOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLL!!!!!
SPURS HAVE THE LEAD!
West Ham 0 Spurs 1
Dele Alli wins the ball from Diop, threads a pass into Son who does a stepover and accelerates past Diop before shooting at an angle. Roberto is awful at goalkeeping. Well, not awful, but he's not Premier League level. The ball goes straight through him. I feel bad slagging him off to be honest.
36 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Alli wins the ball well, nutmegs a defender, and then hooks a massive long ball towards Son. Diop just blocks him out of it until Roberto can come and smother it.
34 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Rice is fully cuddling Dier next to the goalkeeper and it's hard to work out how that isn't a foul. Winks puts in a series of crosses towards Roberto, knowing that he'll either make a mess of it or try and punch away. Shockingly, Roberto punches away, it falls to Alderweireld and he tries to have a couple of stabs at shooting. Both are blocked.
32 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Haller takes a dreadful touch and gives a throw-in straight back to Spurs. He's been awful/I'd forgotten he was even playing.
Spurs players are standing static off the ball so whenever they're trying to get forward there are no options. It's very annoying to watch. Move!
29 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Eric Dier puts a pass straight out for a throw. Another player not having his best game so far. I reckon if Mourinho could he'd put this team in a bag and shake them up.
The West Ham fans are cheering - ironically - Roberto's every touch. That'll make him feel nice.
27 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Anderson is in behind the defence! It's a great ball over the top, he can run at goal, gets to the box and then moves inside and loses possession with a poor pass to Haller. West Ham seem half asleep at times.
25 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Kane presses Fredericks into the corner but then clearly fouls him, meaning he's just wasted a lot of energy for absolutely no reason.
Son and Moura have swapped wings, presumably because Son is actually defending behind the ball, which will help Aurier out.
23 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Moura hits a great pass over the top towards Son but Ogbonna follows it and heads away. Aurier does well to keep up with Anderson and blocks a cross.
20 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Yarmolenko chips a hopeful ball into the area, Aurier climbs all over Snodgrass and knocks him to the floor but the referee doesn't see a foul. Could absolutely have been a penalty.
It really does feel like this game is split into defence and attack. It's really slow whenever the defenders have the ball and much quicker up the other end, as you might imagine.
Son takes a chance to run inside and launches a shot towards the top corner - it's going in! Roberto dives and pushes it away! He could probably have caught it if feeling brave. A ball to the back post for Moura is then headed well wide. He's not having a great game so far.
17 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
I realise it's early but Lucas Moura and Jose Mourinho are definitely going to fall out. He's been slow to get back and defend every single time West Ham have gone beyond the half way line so far, not really working with any intensity to try and win the ball back. Good luck pal.
14 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Winks curls the ball in, about three Spurs players are offside, Roberto comes off his line and tries to catch the ball as Sanchez goes to head it. He is a bombscare of a goalkeeper. What's he thinking? Sanchez is clearly flying towards him to head it but Roberto looks away as he collides into the defender, also trying to catch it?! Very strange. Not sure what Pellegrini sees in him.
12 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Pellegrini looks to be changing things already, swapping from a 4-1-4-1 to a 4-2-3-1, pulling Noble back alongside Rice. Kane wins a free-kick wide of the box and Diop is booked even though Kane has pulled him to the ground. That's an absolutely ridiculous decision and Diop is now suspended for West Ham's next game.
10 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Spurs give the ball away, Moura just stands and watches West Ham run up the pitch and Kane is the only one to chase back in order to win the ball back. Mourinho won't be impressed with that from Moura.
9 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
West Ham finally get into the Spurs half but their passing is slow... and then all of a sudden Yarmolenko is wide right with space to cross.  Gazzaniga catches a header put straight at him. That could so easily have been a goal.
7 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
West Ham can't even get on the ball here, Spurs absolutely dominating them early on. Kane gets in behind the defence yet again but his low ball across the box is collected and he was offside anyway. West Ham haven't turned up at all, no intensity, no great desire to get in possession... this is easy for Spurs so far.
5 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Serge Aurier puts Felipe Anderson in the bin with a little Cruyff turn on the right wing, disguising a pass back to his defenders before running with the ball.
And Harry Kane has scored! Clearly offside so I'm not getting all enthusiastic but signs that Spurs' setup is working. That setup is a 4-2-3-1, with a back six and a forward four attacking in a narrow shape.
2 mins - West Ham 0 Spurs 0
Two minutes in and Jose Mourinho still hasn't scowled or said anything news worthy or run onto the pitch or done anything. Spurs are passing patiently around their own half before the front four run with the ball at the defence.

Mourinho's first Spurs team
New warm-up drills
Apparently this is a sign that Mourinho is evolving as a coach.
"This is new. Jose's warm-ups were pretty generic so this is new," says Joe Cole, who would know. Seems like a pretty standard 4 v 4 to me, designed to get players threading forward passes to the static players either side of the box.
"It's a bit of keep ball," says Peter Crouch.
Jose Mourinho says he lost his passion at Man Utd
I have to admit yes. Even if I wanted I could not change the style of play (at Spurs). I like their style of play, it's adapted to the types of player they have. There are clubs that are better than others in creating conditions for young players. Every manager wants to play young players. Everyone wants. Young players with potential will have opportunities to get in the first team.
West Ham are playing too
I know, I know. Sorry West Ham fans but as a neutral I can't help but be excited about Jose Mourinho's presence in the Premier League. I did write a LOT of words during this week on what West Ham maybe need in the January window. You can read that HERE.
Manuel Pellegrini seems a bit sad today
First of all concentrate on defending because we lost here at home against Newcastle, Crystal Palace, we concede five goals from set pieces. After that we try to play well against a big team.
Here's a drawing I did of Jose Mourinho
I am not an artist.
There he is!
The fallout from Mauricio Pochettino and Jose Mourinho
There has been some brilliant writing on Jose Mourinho's arrival at Tottenham from the Telegraph (except from me) and I thoroughly recommend you give some of these a read while we wait for the game to kick off.
- How will Spurs play under Jose? What Mourinho can bring to Tottenham and the tactical changes he will make
- Jose Mourinho needs to prove himself all over again at Spurs - and that makes him dangerous
- Jose Mourinho admits he would 'love' to coach Spurs for five years before going home to manage Vitoria Setubal
Jose Mourinho's first pre-match interview as Spurs manager
Hello! Welcome to our liveblog and before we do anything else, let's listen to Jose Mourinho. You can just read, I'll transcribe.
It's a bit of everything. motivation they always had, sometimes people think when results are not good there is something related to motivation but that's not the case. They are good professionals, they try their best and that's what they're going to do. Tactically not big changes, little important things that we think can help them to get our objectives. Basically it's a combination of everything. Vertonghen is almost there but not yet, tomorrow will be the first day he joins the group so maybe not to the Champions League match but I believe in one week he can join us. Davinson joined very late from his Colombian match but we trust him. It's not just about continuity, the match is very important, our future is very important, I need to understand what it is in Christian's mind or heart. We have to make the right decision for the club. This two days was more about ideas than to work so let's see if we can find happiness.
The game should be absolutely fascinating. Here are the teams:


Documentation
| Attribute | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| trigger | jQuery DOM Selection | undefined |
DOM element that you want to use as a trigger to show and hide a panel. If you don't specify, please see the method section. |
| container | jQuery DOM Selection | undefined |
DOM element that define lipstick container |
| type | String |
'push'
'overlay'
'reveal'
|
lipstick panel type, please seeThe panel section |
| position | String |
'left'
'right'
'data'
|
Whether you want to show the panel. Set it to 'data' if you want dynamic position |
| menuWidth | integer || String |
340 |
Width of a side panel. Integer value will be evaluated as px . String value will be 'small' , 'medium' or 'large' , based on viewport dimensions |
| speed | integer |
1000 |
Animating time for showing a side panel. The unit is millisecond. |
| autoEscape | boolean |
true |
Whether you want to enable users to use ESC to hide a panel. |
| top | integer |
0 |
Starting position from the top of the window. This option may be useful if you have a fixed topbar, for instance. |
| zIndex | integer |
1049 |
z-index of your side panel. In case you use overlay , the overlay's z-index will be set to the given value - 1. |
| useOverlay | boolean |
false |
Whether you want to add the overlay to the main content. |
| overlayColor | String |
rgba(0,0,0,0.5) |
Valid css color value. |
| menuColor | String |
rgb(102,51,153) |
Valid css color value for the panel |
| show | function |
- | Function that you want to trigger before a panel starts revealing. It passes two parameters, jQuery side panel and trigger objects respectively. |
| shown | function |
- | Function that you want to trigger once a panel is fully shown. It passes two parameters, jQuery side panel and trigger objects respectively |
| hide | function |
- | Function that you want to trigger before a panel starts hiding. It passes two parameters, jQuery side panel and trigger objects respectively |
| hidden | function |
- | Function that you want to trigger once a panel is fully hidden. It passes two parameters, jQuery side panel and trigger objects respectively |
Methods
After you execute Lipstick()
especially without specifying the trigger option, you can show or hide the side panel programmatically.
HTML code:
< div id='slider'>Hello World!! div>
JS code:
var lpstk = $('#slider').Lipstick(); // return $('#slider')
// To show the panel
lpstk.lipstick("show") // which is equal to $('#slider').lipstick("show");
// To hide the panel
lpstk.lipstick("hide") // which is equal to $('#slider').lipstick("hide");
// To toggle the panel
lpstk.lipstick("toggle") // which is equal to $('#slider').lipstick("toggle");
If you want to skip the callback functions: show(), shown(), hide() and hidden()
mentioned in the next section, you can send false
as the second parameter as
slider.lipstick("show", false);
slider.lipstick("hide", false);
slider.lipstick("toggle", false);


Tienda Latam
I have a bachelor degree in Biology with mention in Zoology, from Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in Peru.
After a few years studying ecology of some species of birds, mainly parrots and raptors from the Coast and Amazon rainforest of Peru, I moved to Argentina where I found my other passion in life: coding.
I worked as a freelancer since the early years of web development, coding web templates for different clients with just HTML/CSS. Over time I added JavaScript to my skills set, expanding my chances of being able to work on more complex projects.
I'm Always learning new stuff with the goal of having strong JavaScript and React skills in order to create robust applications that solve real people needs.
Father of a lovely and smart daughter of seven years old, I spend part of my free time watching nature tv shows and birding with her.
Here you will find some of the projects I worked on the last couple years.
Along the way I worked with awesome people, some of them wrote lines about me.
Giancarlo is a great developer who manifests a strong passion for Web Development, his hunger for learning more and more concepts and programming tools make him a resource with enormous potential for any project.
Source: LinkedIn , Tomás Waldbaum.
Giancarlo is an excellent Front-end developer, we shared several projects together and in each one of them he demonstrated a great commitment and professionalism.
I recommend him for any type of project due to his great professional approach.
Source: LinkedIn , Andrés Estevez.
If you have any questions about my work, need some help with your project or just want to say hello, feel free to reach me and I will contact you as soon as posible.


Before Change
if new_word[-1] == """:
new_word = new_word[:-1]
if new_word in self.vocab_map:
idx = torch.tensor(self.vocab_map[new_word], requires_grad=False, device=device)
input_vectors.append(self.embedding(idx))
continue
// TODO: split UNK based on part of speech? might be an interesting experiment
After Change
indices = torch.tensor(indices, requires_grad=False, device=device)
input_vectors = self.embedding(indices)
for unknown in unknowns:
input_vectors[unknown, :] = self.unk
// we will now have an N x emb_size tensor
// this is the input to the CNN


Brief CV Martin Elsman
Background Information
| Position: | Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. HIPERFIT Research Center Manager. |
| Email: | mael at elsman.com |
| Home page: | http://www.elsman.com |
| Private address: | Peter Rørdams Vej 24, 2800 Lyngby, Denmark |
| Mobile phone: | +45 2612 2212 |
| Date of Birth: | 1969-12-22 |
Previous positions:
| May 2012 - | Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. HIPERFIT Research Center Manager. |
| May 2008 - April 2012 | Chief System Development Consultant, Team Leader, SimCorp. |
| April 2003 - April 2008 | Associate Professor at The IT University of Copenhagen (ITU). From March 2004 to August 2005, Vice Head of the Department of Innovation, ITU. From August 2005 to January 2006, Head of the Department of Innovation, ITU. From August 2007 - April 2008, Head of the SDT study programme. |
| February 2006 - August 2006 | On leave from ITU: CTO at Zecure. |
| January 2000 - March 2003 | Assistant Professor at The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University of Denmark (part time at ITU). |
| January 1999 - December 1999 | Postdoctoral research position at University of California, Berkeley. |
| May 1995 - December 1998 | Ph.D. student at the Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen (DIKU). |
Research and Development
I am Associate Professor at the Department of Computer Science, University of Copenhagen, where I am also Center Manager for the HIPERFIT Research Center, which, with special attention to the finance industry, focuses on solving problems within the domains of high-performance computing and big data.
Full CV
For a full CV including a publication list and detailed information about organisational work, teaching, and PhD supervision, please consult http://elsman.com/cv.


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For more information contact Wendy Loyning at<PHONE_NUMBER> or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you to all who participated in the Garden Member Challenge that ended on June 6. Special thanks to Laurie Eastwood and Kym Buttschardt for matching those donations up to $2000.
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When Margaret Thatcher died last year, I devoted one of my potsages [sic] for The Dabbler to the unresolved question of which bird she most closely resembled. I noted that Matthew Parris claimed “she walked like a partridge”, while Jon Snow asserted “she scuttled about like a hen”. Now things have become more complicated. Reading Dominic Sandbrook's Seasons In The Sun : The Battle For Britain 1974–1979, I learn that the Daily Express compared the then-future Prime Minister to “an angry woodpecker”.


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Serves 1
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
To make the veal, dredge the veal in the seasoned flour and pat off any excess.
Place the leeks and cheese in the centre of the veal escalope. Fold over the sides of the veal to create a sandwich and skewer with tooth picks to hold in place.
Place the herbs and breadcrumbs into a food processor and blend together, then place into a bowl.
Dip the veal in the beaten egg until coated all over, then dip into the herbed breadcrumbs to coat the veal. Repeat the egg and herb breadcrumb coating process.
Heat the oil in a medium ovenproof frying pan over a medium heat. Add the coated veal and fry for two minutes on each side, to brown all over.
Transfer to the oven and roast for ten minutes, or until the veal is cooked through.
To make the potato cake, place the potatoes, butter and thyme into a bowl and mash together, seasoning, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
On a flat surface, shape the potato into a cake or burger shape.
Heat the oil in a small frying pan and add the potato cake. Fry for two minutes on each side, until golden on both sides.
To make the leeks, heat a griddle pan until smoking. Place the leeks and the olive oil into a large bowl and toss together, seasoning, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Place the leeks onto the hot griddle pan to cook for two minutes on each side, then transfer to the oven to roast for five minutes.
To make the sauce, heat the olive oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the garlic and leeks and fry for two minutes, until the leeks are softened.
Add the mushrooms and cook for a further three minutes, until the mushrooms are softened.
Add the cream and basil and heat to simmer for five minutes, seasoning with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the potato cake in the centre of a warm plate, serve the roasted leeks in a square around the potato cake. Top with the stuffed veal and spoon over the sauce.


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