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BCCI president Sourav Ganguly on Sunday said five-day cricket "needed rejuvenation" to revive interest in the game's traditional format.
Former Bangladesh captain Aminul Islam feels India's current pace attack will have advantage with the pink ball in the day/night Test beginning on Friday.
The 2019 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy continued on Sunday (November 17) after a day’s break
Returning to competitive cricket with a bang after serving a doping suspension, young Prithvi Shaw says he is now completely focused on letting his bat do the talking .
Ashton Agar was at the receiving end of a nasty blow in Western Australia’s One-Day Cup Clash against South Australia, as he dropped a catch hit by his own brother at the Karen Rolton Oval at Adelaide.
What can Bangladesh do differently? For one, they can try and convince Mushfiqur Rahim to bat at No. 4.
Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami and opener Mayank Agarwal on Sunday achieved their career-best positions in the latest ICC Test Rankings.
Marnus Labuschagne will speak to Joe Burns and Usman Khawaja as he prepares for both the conditions on offer as well as the Pakistan bowlers.
Tim Paine has hit back at Ben Stokes for his comments on David Warner, saying that the England all-rounder is using the opener's name to 'spike book sales'.
Prithvi Shaw announced his return to competitive cricket in style by scoring a 32-ball fifty for Mumbai against Assam in the Syed Mushtaq Ali domestic T20 tournament here on Sunday.
Cameron Bancroft and Joe Burns got the nod Thursday for Australia's Test squad to face Pakistan, with Usman Khawaja and Marcus Harris axed after flopping during the Ashes series against England.
England completed preparations for the first Test against the Black Caps with mixed fortunes in a drawn warm-up match against New Zealand A in Whangarei on Sunday.
71 players were released by the eight IPL franchises ahead of the IPL Auctions to be held in Kolkata on the 19th of December this year.
BCCI President Sourav Ganguly has been given a clean chit by Ethics Officer D.K. Jain as the former Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) President has tendered his resignation to CAB Secretary Abhishek Dalmiya.
Australia quick James Pattinson was on Sunday suspended by Cricket Australia (CA) and will therefore miss the first Test against Pakistan at the Gabba here.
Karim Janat came in from the cold to take a starring role Saturday as Afghanistan beat West Indies by 41 runs to level their three-match Twenty20 series.Lou Ferrigno, star of the original The Incredible Hulk TV show, has blamed Mark Ruffalo and Disney for a “disappointing” iteration of the character in Avengers: Endgame. Recently, the green beast has been a source of much debate in the Marvel Cinematic Universe; following a scaredy-cat outing in Infinity War, a quick time jump during the three-hour galactic epic revealed that Bruce Banner had managed to merge his brain with the Hulk’s brawn – the result being the hybrid creature we now know as “Smart Hulk.”
While a lot of fans were happy to have the Hulk back – especially a version who was in the comics but who had never before appeared in the movies – Ferrigno argues that this merger meant Endgame lost the “beauty” of both the 1978 series and the character itself.
Here’s exactly how he put it:
“What’s happening is that the first two Hulk movies, the CGI was improving, but the last one, Endgame, I was disappointed. Because the Hulk needs to be hideous, he needs to be a creature,” Ferrigno said at Canada’s Hamilton Comic Con. “You see in Endgame, Mark Ruffalo — I think it has a lot to do with him and Disney — I didn’t like the way it portrayed [Hulk]. It took away that beauty, that quality of the Hulk. That’s why a lot of people liked the series.”
Ferrigno then contributed to a particularly fiery debate, siding alongside Martin Scorsese’s train of thought in saying that “too much” of Endgame was “extreme with the spaceships, the shooting, the outer space.”
“We need good stories. Good elements, good messages about life,” Ferrigno continued. “Because when you see the series, even like The Twilight Zone, the original Twilight Zone, you learn something from every episode. The CGI, I mean, it’s all different. People like it that way because it’s bigger entertainment on the screen.”
Conversely, the now 68-year-old actor donned green paint when playing the Hulk during the series’ 80 episodes. But it’s not as if Ferrigno has always disliked the MCU’s decisions when it comes to his trademark character. In fact, he voiced the CGI hero in the Edward Norton-led film, The Incredible Hulk, The Avengers (Ruffalo’s first appearance), as well as the latter’s sequel, Age of Ultron. But ever since 2015, Ruffalo has taken on every aspect of the Hulk performance.
Despite Ferrigno’s complaints, it’s not as if Avengers: Endgame didn’t sit well with nearly everybody else. Ending its historic box office run with $2.79 billion worldwide, the Russo Brothers’ epic clash has turned out to be one of modern film’s most important events.