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IPL 2022: Main Priority Always Has Been Team Performance - PBKS Opener Shikhar Dhawan

In the ongoing season, Dhawan has scored 381 runs in eleven matches at an average of 42.33 and strike rate of 122.11, including three half-centuries.

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Big Bash League: Brisbane Heat to not Offer Fresh Contract to their Iconic Player Chris Lynn

Lynn, who has played 18 T20Is and four ODIs, scored a total of 3,005 BBL runs at a strike-rate of 148.83 and average of 34.54, with one century to his name

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IPL 2022: RR vs DC Head to Head Record and Venue Record of Dr DY Patil Stadium

RR vs DC Head to Head Matches in IPL/IPL 2022: Head to Head record, venue record and key stats

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‘Doctor Strange 2’ has MCU fans worried that House of M is coming

This article contains spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness brought Wanda Maximoff’s MCU arc to an end. Since her debut in Age of Ultron, she’s been one of the most volatile heroes, beginning her tenure as a villain, then partially responsible for the Sokovia Accords at the heart of Civil War, and being forced to make an absolutely brutal choice in Avengers: Infinity War.

Wanda didn’t cope with this well, enslaving a town in WandaVision to let her live out her fantasy life, then going completely off the deep end in Multiverse of Madness trying to get it back. The film ends with her apparent death, though tellingly we never see a body.

This has fans hoping that one day we’ll see one of her most notorious comics arcs come to the big screen: ‘House of M’. In this, Wanda suffers yet another catastrophic mental breakdown as she tries to screw with reality to recreate her lost children. At the end of the story, she utters the iconic words “No more mutants”, instantly stripping the majority of the world’s mutants of their powers.

While some are on board:

I hope they make a House of M adaptation in the MCU
— Y3T1 (@Y3T1_FN) May 10, 2022

Most are saying that Kevin Feige should avoid adapting it at all costs:

Keep her and Feige and the MCU away from House of M, which is a horrifically shit storyline.
— I will devour your eyes like marshmallows (@HologramBones) May 10, 2022

i can't understand where exactly most mcu viewers and actresses find something "badass" in house of m. really. because i started to think that we are talking about very different comics. this is what and most of the real comic readers and i understand from HoM; pic.twitter.com/Hal5hqKQeF
— ehe | wanda maximoff (@wiccanshood) May 2, 2022

Many have concluded that those pushing for it haven’t actually read it:

Others say it’s just known because of that one memorable line:

adapting house of M would literally undo wanda’s entire WV to MoM arc. Many people just want it just because of the “no more mutants” line and it shows.
— r • MoM SPOILERS (@mltivcrses) May 10, 2022

We have to agree. Much of this storyline has already been (sort of) covered in WandaVision. Anyway, one of the key factors behind the storyline is that the Marvel Comics universe was over-stuffed with mutants and editorial decided they needed a clear out. The MCU hasn’t even introduced the X-Men yet, so Wanda immediately getting rid of them just doesn’t make sense.

But hey, we’re sure she’ll be back before too long. Maybe she can finally end up on the side of a lunchbox again?

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now in theaters.

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Brendon McCullum Emerges as Favourite for England's Test Coach Job: Report

The report added that the 40-year-old could be announced as the red-ball coach before the end of this week

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‘Doctor Strange 2’ has fans naming the gnarliest PG-13 movies they’ve ever seen

For years, Marvel Studios had billed Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as its take on a horror movie, and the final product delivered the goods. Sam Raimi’s direction included heaping helpings of The Evil Dead, some genuinely spooky supernatural action, and an unstoppably terrifying villain.

Along the way, there were some seriously violent deaths and gross imagery, with fans praising Raimi for going right to the limit of what can be shown in a PG-13 movie. With Multiverse of Madness still fresh in their minds, Fim Twitter has been discussing other moments that pushed the boundaries.

Warning that some gross images follow.

Will Mavity of Maverick’s Movies was first to kick off the discussion with examples from Casino Royale, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, and The Mummy.

Apropos of the "oooh Doctor Strange is such a hard PG-13" discourse, what's the gnarliest thing you've seen in a PG-13 movie? pic.twitter.com/ZR0BbAcxQq
— Will Mavity (@mavericksmovies) May 10, 2022

Gravity is a great candidate for not pulling its punches.

I’ve never seen the movie unfortunately but… what happened to his face?
— alyssa (@alyssaciara1) May 11, 2022

Several people also named Andy Serkis getting eaten by bugs in Peter Jackson’s King Kong, with some saying they can’t rewatch the movie because of this one scene.

I can't ever watch this movie again because of this scene. I respect the hell out of Peter Jackson's dedication to the original that he'd make this scene based on the lost spider pit sequence, but I can't do it. I can just barely watch the Shelob scenes in LotR
— Jinx Removing (@slowboattohades) May 11, 2022

Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight Trilogy also makes a couple of appearances.

This is exactly what I was thinking of lmao
— Lee (@KrygonTASM) May 11, 2022

The Dark Knight pic.twitter.com/DqE88viU7P
— Derbel McDillet (@Weslee_Reeshar) May 10, 2022

Bond movie License to Kill was singled out.

First-ever Bond movie to receive a rating higher than PG.
— Bob Noss (@bob_noss) May 11, 2022

And there were some nods to animated movies in Watership Down and Princess Mononoke.

This was PG, not the kind of thing a kid forgets in a hurry pic.twitter.com/WHrrNdoDTq
— octoplasm  (@octagonalpaul) May 11, 2022

There’s also many people naming Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, the film for which the PG-13 rating was invented in the first place.

All are very fun watches, then, with a common thread that one mark of a good director is to skate as close to the edge of R as possible. The trick for many of these is to imply violence rather than show it, while being careful not include too much actual blood onscreen at any one time.

Here’s hoping Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness isn’t the last time Marvel Studios works with Sam Raimi, as it seems that the two mesh very well together.

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Julian Hilliard and Elizabeth Olsen rub shoulders in BTS ‘Doctor Strange 2’ photo

It’s darkly funny that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness hit theaters over Mother’s Day weekend. Without spoiling too much, the driving force of the movie is Elizabeth Olsen/Scarlet Witch’s grief after the events of WandaVision and the lengths she’ll go to be a mom to her kids Billy and Tommy.

This leads her to some very dark places, not that you’d think so in this adorable (but also slightly creepy) picture posted by Billy actor Julian Hilliard:

Anyone who’s seen the movie will know that Wanda takes the concept of family very seriously, with the streak of blood down her face here adding a very creepy element to the image. Hilliard (and Tommy actor Jett Klyne) are great in the movie as Wanda’s kids, particularly when they start to realize their beloved mom might not be quite who they think during the “dreamwalking” sequence.

It’s unknown whether Billy and Tommy will reappear in the MCU. While their comics counterparts Wiccan and Speed have gone on to have long superhero careers, the events of the film may relegate them to alternate dimensions rather than the core MCU.

Then again, in the comics, Billy and Tommy have a very complicated magical backstory and have been deleted and brought back into existence a couple of times over the years. Plus, with the MCU now full of multiple afterlives, evil books, and various kinds of crazy magic, the possibilities are open for pretty much anything.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now in theaters.

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Injury Scare for New Zealand Ahead of Test Tour of England

New Zealand head coach Gary Stead, revealed that Henry Nicholl batting stalwart had sustained the injury to his right leg at the pre-tour camp in Mount Maunganui

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‘Spy Kids’ finds itself being showered with unexpected praise by fans

2001’s Spy Kids is a low-key classic. Prior to this, director Robert Rodriguez was known for his violent action movies, but somehow he managed to maintain his distinctive style even when making a movie for kids. Now the first movie is getting a moment in the sun on social media, with a short clip picking up a ton of praise.

This is the flashback to Antonio Banderas’ Gregory and Carla Gugino’s Ingrid falling in love and getting married, which basically crams a whole damn rom-com into two minutes (plus a helicopter action scene!). It’s a masterclass of quick storytelling, editing, and acting. Check it out:

now THIS is an iconic couple pic.twitter.com/ffauMdkp8n
— irene (@writtenbyirene) May 9, 2022

Twitter clearly agrees. @TheDejaKing says that you simply don’t see movies shot like this anymore:

Others just want this clip to be expanded into a feature-length movie:

I thought the same damn thing. Let me go rewatch spykids
— Michelle Obama’s Inauguration Bang (@ColliparkBubba) May 9, 2022

Some are pointing out the cool background details like the bridesmaid and a peek at the legendary Danny Trejo as Machete:

Not just groomsmen they his brother!
— JRE_ESCO (@JRE_ESCO) May 9, 2022

And, let’s face it, Gregory and Ingrid kinda make regular parents seem a bit boring:

LMAO ME
— b (@withluvbri) May 9, 2022

Fortunately for all the nostalgic fans, Spy Kids will return soon. In March, we learned that Netflix is teaming up with Skydance and Robert Rodriguez for a reimagined new entry. The last entry was 2011’s Spy Kids: All the Time in the World, which didn’t live up to the quality of the original movies. However, things improved with Netflix’s 2018 animated show Spy Kids: Mission Critical, which bodes well for the future.

Here’s hoping the new version comes back with a bang and that Rodriguez can capture the same magic that made the original so special.

Spy Kids is available to stream at the usual places. More on the new entry as we hear it.

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CSA Drops All Charges of Misconduct Against Mark Boucher

Boucher, a former wicketkeeper batter, was charged with racist behaviour and also faced possible sacking from the coaching post, after he was accused by ex-South Africa teammate Paul Adams of singing a song which had racially derogatory wording in meetings after matches in their playing days.

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Review: ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ gives the multiverse a beating heart

In Everything Everywhere All At Once, we follow Chinese-American laundromat owner Evelyn Wang, who is recruited to save the universe from an incoming multiversal threat. As she leans into the power and skills of her alternate self from other dimensions, she learns more about herself and her family. The chaotic genre-jumping spectacle manages to pull a wide range of elements together around a powerful emotional core, delivering a hilarious and deeply affecting two hours.

This film is built around two phenomenal performances from Michelle Yeoh as Evelyn, and Stephanie Hsu as her daughter Joy. Yeoh shows an incredible amount of range, and while we’re used to seeing her as a badass fighter in shows like Star Trek: Discovery or her many martial arts movie appearances, it’s rarer (especially in her Western work) for her to be able to show real vulnerability.

She also feels remarkably normal, in that you completely buy she’s only just about making it through life, with the biggest threat she faces being the IRS. Still, she owns the action hero moments as she embraces her newfound abilities, but it’s nonetheless a gradual process where the badassery feels earned – when she punches someone in the face, she still winces at the impact.

The counterpoint to Yeoh’s strained restraint is Hsu, who gets to be cool in a different way. As the reality-hopping shenanigans occur, she gets some incredible outfits designed by Shirley Kurata, carrying them with confidence and presence. At the same time, the moments where she’s desperately trying to connect with her mother (a distance in part caused by the family’s homophobia), are deeply emotionally affecting. The pain she exudes throughout is palpable, even just in the tone of her voice as she tries over and over to get her mother to listen.

When the pair are together on screen, it’s like all the chaos slips away, and you’re focused solely on the struggle of their strained relationship at the heart of the picture. Other performers also do great jobs, most notably Ke Huy Quan as Evelyn’s endearing, bumbling, but good-hearted husband Waymond. The combination of his performance and the script give the role a surprising amount of depth – particularly in the back half. Jamie Lee Curtis also gives a drily fun turn as a scene-stealing auditor, while the broader ensemble all play their bit-parts with just the right amount of heightened, light-hearted silliness to make it work.

Everything’s irreverent humour continues in the incredibly imaginative conception of what can be done with the boundless possibilities of infinite parallel worlds. There are very outlandish universes like the already-famous one where humans evolved to have hot dog fingers, and while this is played largely for laughs, these worlds get a deeper exploration than you would expect.

Jamie Lee Curtis in 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' — Image via A24

Writers and directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, collectively known as Daniels, additionally provide some striking homages to other works, particularly Wong Kar Wai’s sweeping romances and traditional martial arts cinema. Somehow, these wildly different styles are executed sharply by director of photography Larkin Seiple, with the aspect ratios and color grading being manipulated to make this work. It’s as if they took the lovingly-crafted pastiche style that the likes of Edgar Wright and Quentin Tarantino specialize in, but gave it a beating heart.

In spite of all the constantly-moving insanity, there’s still an impressively persistent emotional core to everything that unfolds and remains continually reinforced, particularly in relation to the lead performers. This is a film about finding love and connection when you’ve been ground down. Even the bizarre hot dog-handed world gets to have its own deep moments that will likely make you cry. At times, it can feel a little too eager to tie up its own loose ends without giving the invocation of heavier subject matter time to breathe, particularly surrounding the family’s alienation of the queer daughter. However, there’s an earnestness which means that even the oversimplified emotional beats hit hard.

Everything Everywhere All At Once understands that the world is infinitely big and scary, and that we often feel like we are the worst versions of ourselves. And yet, it manages to effectively advocate for us to keep going, to seek the connections and moments that make life worth it. From the irreverent humour to homages via several standout performances, we are reminded that in a world where it feels like nothing matters – we have to find those little moments to live for.

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IPL 2022: Tilak Varma, Dewald Brevis Are Going to Don Mumbai Indians Jersey For Next 10 Years - Harbhajan Singh

Former Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh praised Mumbai Indians for showing faith in the young talents in Tilak Varma and South African Dewald Brevis who are showing glimpses of greatness.

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Fans defend ‘Doctor Strange 2’ star Xochitl Gomez against those making fun of her name

Xochitl Gomez has just made her MCU debut in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The young actor has brought America Chavez to life, holding her own in scenes opposite stars like Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen. But with fame inevitably comes the haters, with many stooping to making fun of her first name.

Xochitl (pronounced SOH-cheel) is a name taken from the Nahuatl (also known as Aztec or Mexicano) language spoken in Central Mexico. The name literally means “flower,” but Xochitl is also a day in the sacred Aztec calendar set aside for reflection, creation, and pleasure.

There’s a lot of indigenous pride in this, so those on social media are kicking back against any mockery. For example, one points out the double-standard of accepting a name like Schwarzenegger and not Xochitl:

Bring able to pronounce Schwarzenegger and having a mental break down at the name Xochitl seems racist.
— ??? (@_SLYTAUREAN) May 9, 2022

Another says it’s a beautiful and significant name:

Xochitl’s name is so beautiful, and stands for so much. Don’t EVER come for or her name.
— emily (@emilyuribe) May 8, 2022

@wandafilmz calls out xenophobes:

i’m so fcking serious. don’t make fun of xóchitl gomez’s name… i don’t think y’all realize it’s xenophobic 🫤
— ٰ ᗢ saw DSMOM (@wandafilmz) May 8, 2022

Plus it simply sounds and looks cool:

And another says it’s very common in Latin America and that haters should zip it:

After this role, Gomez is likely going to go on to a long and successful career in the MCU and elsewhere. Judging by what she delivered in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness she’s a fine actor, so if you’re unfamiliar with her name now you’re going to have to get used to it very soon.

As for Gomez herself, she brushes off low blows by saying she’s all about positivity and doesn’t pay too much attention to what’s being said on social media. Seems like a smart move.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now in theaters.

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Pakistan Tour of Sri Lanka Curtailed to Two Tests After ODI Series Scrapped: Report

The Pakistan cricket team is scheduled to tour Sri Lanka in July-August this year, with the series being a part of the 2021/2023 ICC World Test Championship. The final dates of the tour are yet to be finalised

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Disney CEO Bob Chapek compares himself to Iron Man

Disney CEO Bob Chapek has raised eyebrows with a decidedly odd speech in which he compared himself to Iron Man and got the mottos to Disneyland and Disney World mixed up. He made the remarks at his alma mater the University of Indiana, delivering a commencement in which he said (via Deadline):

“[The University of Indiana] was my ticket to a new life…I was kind of desperate. Desperate to demonstrate my worthiness and desperate not to waste a dime of my parents’ money on a school that was frankly testing my limits at the time. But that desperation turned to determination and my dream of defying expectations and the odds took over. And just like Iron Man draws his energy from that Arc Reactor, I get a thump from my drive to prove myself every single day. It’s a lifetime power supply that pushes me through doubts, difficulties, and around those who underestimate kids from the region.”

He then went on to dub Walt Disney World “the Happiest Place on Earth”, when any self-respecting Disney exec should know that the Florida resort’s motto is “the Most Magical Place on Earth”.

Taken alone, these aren’t exactly career-ending goofs, though criticism of Chapek has been building over the past year. Perhaps the most high-profile controversy came when Scarlet Johansson launched legal action over Black Widow going direct to Disney Plus. The corporation was forced to settle and faced a torrent of bad press over the issue.

That was followed by Chapek’s inept response to Florida’s homophobic ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill. Though Chapek eventually came out against it, it took a while and the delay saw Disney employees protesting to express their disappointment with the company. Chapek was also shown up by former Disney CEO Bob Iger, who tweeted that the bill will put young LGBTQ+ people “in jeopardy”.

Chapek has also been accused of presiding over the “fiasco” of Disney moving their headquarters from California to Florida, which saw many experienced hands choose to retire or resign rather than relocate, with many of their LGBTQ+ California employees understandably upset about being required to move to a state with anti-gay laws.

Here’s hoping the Disney ship rights itself soon, as one of the biggest entertainment corporations on the planet absolutely needs a steady hand on the tiller.

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IPL 2022: Tough Luck for Home Batters, but Hardik Pandya has Sizzled with the Willow

A cricketer who has come out with reasonable success in the IPL is Hardik Pandya, who like Karthik, has proved his credentials as a batter.

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‘Doctor Strange 2’ star Xochitl Gomez responds to America Chavez backlash

Marvel Studios had a slight wobble in 2021 with Black Widow and Eternals, but with the release of Shang-Chi, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and now Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness it seems they’re firmly back on track. The Sam Raimi-helmed sequel has been a box office smash on its opening weekend and has garnered majorly positive reviews.

One factor often singled out for praise is Xochitl Gomez’s America Chavez. She’s at the core of the plot and present in most key scenes. The then 15-year-old Gomez managed to stand toe-to-toe with acting heavyweights like Benedict Cumberbatch and Elizabeth Olsen. Marvel Studios clearly has big plans for her, though we may have to wait a while to find out what they are.

However, along with praise comes the inevitable haters. The inclusion of America Chavez in the film led to the film getting banned in Saudi Arabia because of the character’s LGBTQ+ roots in the comic books. In a chat with USA Today, Gomez shared that while she is sometimes affected by the negative comments her character has received, she prefers to stay strong and “move forward.”

“I’m all about positivity and creativity (but) sometimes I can’t ignore that completely. I’m grateful to have very supportive fans that are so much louder and more enthusiastic than haters. And it’s really important, since I do have a really big young following to show them that things happen and it’s better to stay strong and continue and move forward.”

America Chavez in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness — Image via Marvel Studios

In casting young actors, Kevin Feige has his eye on the future and the next generation of heroes. We’ve recently been introduced to Hailee Steinfeld’s Kate Bishop and Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova, with Dominique Thorne’s Riri Williams and Iman Vellani’s Ms. Marvel about to make their MCU debut soon.

Feige recently revealed that he and key Marvel creatives had planned out the next decade of MCU stories, so here’s hoping these characters play a big role going forward as the existing MCU heroes begin to retire.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is now in theaters.

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‘Doctor Strange 2’ writer hypes up the hero’s new love interest

This isn’t a Christine Palmer appreciation post, so spoilers for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness will naturally follow.

Even though every version of the title hero we encountered was pining for the one that got away, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness still managed to fall into the same trap as its predecessor by not giving audiences much of a reason to invest in the relationship between Benedict Cumberbatch’s former surgeon and Rachel McAdams’ Christine Palmer.

In Scott Derrickson’s opener, she was given the thankless and standard love interest role, with the animated “What If… Doctor Strange Lost His Heart Instead of His Hands?” doing the best job we’ve seen from the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far in deepening the dynamic between the pair.

However, the first credits scene of Sam Raimi’s sequel hinted that Christine might be out of the picture for good, with Charlize Theron’s Clea making her Marvel Cinematic Universe debut. Hiring an A-list superstar for such a role would indicate a loose plan is already in place, with writer Michael Waldron referencing their comic book history during his appearance on Deadline’s Hero Nation podcast.

“We always knew we wanted to introduce Clea, who in the comics is you could say the great love of Doctor Strange, but really in a lot of ways his formidable equal as a sorcerer herself. Her backstory is fascinating, she’s the niece of Dormammu, the giant floating head from the first movie.

They have a lot of great adventures in the comics, and we knew we wanted to introduce her, but it felt like we had to close the book to some extent on his love story with Christine Palmer, Rachel McAdams’ character.”

That could be the first hint as to where the inevitable Doctor Strange 3 is heading, with Theron set to become Cumberbatch’s sparring partner when he next takes center stage in his own standalone movie.

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IPL 2022, SRH vs RCB: Faf du Plessis Wins Toss, Elects to Bat; Fazalhaq Farooqi Makes SRH Debut

SRH are desperate to get back to the winning ways as they made a couple of changes on their side to find the right balance.

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A distressingly bad Nicolas Cage thriller wages war on the streaming Top 10

Nicolas Cage may have claimed that he’s never given anything less than 100% commitment to any role he’s ever played, even when he was scraping the bottom of the VOD barrel for the better part of a decade, but it’s really difficult to imagine that 2014’s abysmal Tokarev had the Academy Award winner at full tilt.

Paco Cabezas’ generic action thriller went under the name of Rage in various territories, but even the altered nomenclature couldn’t prevent audiences from giving it a hard pass. Incredibly, despite holding a Rotten Tomatoes score of just 12%, it only ranks as the 13th worst-reviewed entry in Cage’s filmography on the aggregation site, but it’s definitely got a good claim to being the most boring.

The memeable leading man stars as a reformed criminal who turned his life around to make a decent fist of the construction business, where he’s now a happily married doting father. However, once his daughter is kidnapped and found murdered via a bullet from the titular Russian-made pistol, Cage’s Paul Maguire rolls up his sleeves and gets down to revenge.

As per FlixPatrol, Tokarev has cast aside the overwhelmingly negative reception from critics and audiences to pulverize the Paramount Plus most-watched list, where it currently ranks as the eighth-top title on the platform’s global chart.

Clearly, the vague hint of some classic Cage Rage has been enough to encourage subscribers that hitting play is a risk worth taking, even if it’s one they may end up regretting 94 minutes later when the credits roll.

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IPL 2022: 'This Looks Like a Much Better Dressing Room Now'-Ravi Shastri Backing RCB

RCB will be up against Sunrisers Hyderabad when they take on each other at the Wankhede Stadium.

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Elizabeth Olsen clears up her MCU contractual status after ‘Doctor Strange 2’

Kevin Feige revealed not so long ago that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to pivot away from tying its stars down to multi-picture contracts in favor of signing them up on a project-by-project basis, which makes sense for a number of reasons.

Not only does it prevent the franchise from shoehorning a familiar face into a feature film or Disney Plus exclusive to use up an option, but it should also in theory create more excitement and enthusiasm among the talent. Instead of the onscreen stars showing up because they have to, they’ll need to be given a script that appeals to them, and a genuine reason for returning to the fray.

Speaking to Collider, Elizabeth Olsen confirmed that she inked a one-and-done deal for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, similar to what she did for WandaVision, so she isn’t currently attached to Marvel Studios.

“I sign extensions every time they want me to do a movie. I just signed a very short one at the beginning, so everything’s constantly just, it’s always adjusting for me. No. I don’t think of this either as the end. I don’t know in what capacity I’ll be back. I don’t know how to do it without, I don’t want spoilers.”

Olsen may not be tied to the MCU in an official capacity, but it would be foolish to imagine that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness marked the Scarlet Witch’s final hurrah, especially when she’s already emerged as one of the most integral players in the post-Infinity Saga landscape.

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