Royal Challengers Bengaluru captain Faf du Plessis expressed relief after his team ended a six-game losing streak with a 35-run victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League. RCB have only registered two wins in nine matches this season, and du Plessis praised the team's fighting spirit in their last two matches. Read more on TOI
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ickets!' As the sun sets on another thrilling day of cricket, fans around the world are left in awe of the talent and skill on display. The year is 2024, and the sport of cricket has only continued to grow in popularity and excitement. But amidst all the excitement and drama of the game, there is one crucial element that seems to have been forgotten - the wickets! Yes, you read that right. In the midst of all the chaos and action on the field, the most important part of the game seems to have been overlooked. As the players run back and forth, scoring runs and taking wickets, the absence of the wickets becomes more and more apparent. How can a game of cricket be played without the wickets? It's like playing football without a goal or basketball without a hoop. It just doesn't make sense. But somehow, the players and fans seem to have adapted to this bizarre situation. They continue to play the game with passion and determination, despite the lack of wickets. The bowlers still bowl, the batsmen still bat, and the fielders still field. It's as if they have all collectively agreed to ignore the missing wickets and carry on as if nothing is wrong. But deep down, there is a sense of unease and confusion. How did this happen? How did the wickets disappear without anyone noticing? And more importantly, how can the game of cricket continue without them? As the final overs are bowled and the last runs are scored, the players and fans are left scratching their heads. The game may have been played without wickets, but the spirit of cricket still remains. And perhaps that is what truly matters in the end. So as we bid farewell to another unforgettable day of cricket in 2024, let us not forget the wickets that were missing. Let us remember the importance of those three wooden stumps and two bails that define the game we all love. And let us hope that in the future, we never have to experience a game of cricket without them again.