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On Sourav Ganguly’s birthday today, let us take you through six facts about Dada that make him so revered amongst cricket fans: from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2tYAIrZ

With the series level at 1-1 going into the third and final T20I in Bristol, both England and India will be hoping to stamp their authority as the better T20I side when they lock horns in the series finale at the County Ground on Sunday. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2KWsW8e

India ‘A’ came tantalisingly close to pulling off a dramatic victory against West Indies ‘A’ on the final day of the unofficial Test at Beckenham on Saturday. After being set a target of 360, the Windies side offered stiff resistance late in the innings and ended with 245/7, thus denying a victory to the Indians. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2u1CvMS

Ever since handing over the reins of the team to Virat Kohli, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has shown a fun-loving side of his as he spends more time laughing and pulling legs of youngsters in the team. It seems like Dhoni wants to make the youngsters comfortable and it was no different on his 37th birthday as he smeared the cake all over chinaman bowler Kuldeep Yadav’s face. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2NvX3VM

KL Rahul is on a roll these days and childhood coach Jairaj Muthu feels that Rahul is so obsessed with his game that he can even sacrifice a good meal or a good night's sleep in order to train and fine-tune his skills. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2MVIv0E

The Law Commission of India (LCI) has recommended regulating betting and gambling, which takes the debate on an issue that has raged for decades — particularly involving cricket — a major step ahead, and must be viewed seriously by lawmakers. from Top Cricketnext News- News18.com https://ift.tt/2MZaKM5

LOSAR FASTIVAL OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH Losar is a major festival in Arunachal Pradesh as it marks the Tibetan New Year. Tribes like Monpa, Sherdukpens, Memba, Khamba and Nah following the Mahayana sect of Buddhism celebrate this festival with all pomp. This three-day festival begins on February 11 each year. On the first day of the festival, the priests make offering to the highest priest called the Dharmapala or Palden Lhamo, whereas the masses visit friends and family and wish them Tashi Delek (best wishes). Also according to the local tradition, sprouted barley seeds and buckets of tsampa (roasted barley flour with butter) and other grains are offered on home altars to ensure a good harvest. On the second day of the festival, which is also called Gyalpo Losar, national leaders and kings are honoured. On the third and final day of the festival known as Choe-Kyong Losar, people make offerings to Dharmapala and tie prayer flags on rooftops and across the locality. Although the ...