కింగ్స్ ఎలెవన్ లక్ష్యం 151 పరుగులు - sunrisers hyderabad

కింగ్స్ ఎలెవన్ పంజాబ్తో జరుగుతున్న మ్యాచ్లో సన్ రైజర్స్ 150 పరుగులు సాధించింది. వార్నర్ అర్ధశతకంతో ఆకట్టుకున్నాడు.

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Published : Apr 8, 2019, 10:01 PM IST

Updated : Apr 9, 2019, 8:10 AM IST

మొహాలీ వేదికగా పంజాబ్, హైదరాబాద్ జట్ల మధ్య జరుగుతున్న మ్యాచ్లో మొదట బ్యాటింగ్ చేసిన సన్ రైజర్స్ 4 వికెట్ల నష్టానికి 150 పరుగులు సాధించింది. ఇన్నింగ్స్ ప్రారంభంలోనే బెయిర్ స్టో (1) పెవిలియన్ బాట పట్టాడు. అనంతరం విజయ్ శంకర్తో కలిసి వార్నర్ నెమ్మదిగా ఆడుతూ మరో వికెట్ పడకుండా జాగ్రత్తపడ్డాడు. 26 పరుగుల వ్యక్తిగత స్కోర్ వద్ద విజయ్ శంకర్ ఔటయ్యాడు. వార్నర్ 62 బంతుల్లో 70 పరుగులు చేసి సన్ రైజర్స్ గౌరవప్రదమైన స్కోర్ చేయడంలో కీలకపాత్ర వహించాడు. దీంతో పంజాబ్ ముందు 151 పరుగుల లక్ష్యాన్ని నిలిపింది భువీ సేన.

పంజాబ్ బౌలర్లు ఆకట్టుకునే ప్రదర్శన చేశారు. కట్టుదిట్టమైన బౌలింగ్తో సన్ రైజర్స్ బ్యాట్స్మెన్ని ఇబ్బందిపెట్టారు. పంజాబ్ బౌలర్లలో ముజిబ్ ఉర్ రెహమన్, షమి, అశ్విన్ తలో వికెట్ తీశారు.

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Sanaa, Yemen - April 3, 2019 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Tent of World Health Organization (WHO)
2. Various of child parents lying in bed
3. Various of hospital building, sign
4. Various of doctor measuring boy's height
5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ismail Al Mansouri, deputy director, cholera treatment center:
"This horrifying outbreak started more than three weeks ago on a very large scale. Our center has been working 24 hours a day and we are doing everything we can to treat patients from various provinces. The direct cause of the epidemic is water and food contamination caused by the overall environmental pollution."
6. River, rubbish on bank
7. People on river bank
8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ismail Al Mansouri, deputy director, cholera treatment center (partially overlaid with shot 9):
"We are very afraid that the cholera epidemic will continue to spread because none of our medical staff here has been able to take effective precautions in the last two and half years of fighting the disease."
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9. Child patient lying in bed
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10. Boy holding water bottle sitting in tent
11. People walking into, out of tent
12. Various of child patients
The health ministry in the Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital Sanaa on Sunday declared a state of emergency following the latest cholera outbreak which has flared up amid rising temperatures in recent weeks.
Statistics by the Yemen Ministry of Public Health and Population (MOPHP) showed that as of Sunday, 327 cholera-related deaths and more than 160,000 cases of infection or suspected infection have been confirmed.
Within the last three weeks, local health authorities set up 29 emergency treatment centers for the epidemic in Sanaa with the help of international organizations including the World Health Organization (WHO). More centers are expected to be built in other provinces of the country.
"This horrifying outbreak started more than three weeks ago on a very large scale. Our center has been working 24 hours a day and we are doing everything we can to treat patients from various provinces. The direct cause of the epidemic is water and food contamination caused by the overall environmental pollution," said Ismail Al Mansouri, deputy director of a cholera treatment center at a local hospital in Sanaa.
At present, over 30 percent of the cholera cases and suspected cases in Yemen are among children.
The four-year civil war in the country has been blamed for causing the epidemic on such a scale. The war has resulted in not only the loss of over 55 percent of the country's health care capacity, but also massive contamination of water, land and food.
The situation has deteriorated with illegal immigrants also reportedly contributing to the wider spread of the disease.
Many of Yemen's medical staff have been infected due to lack of effective protection in previous treatments.
"We are very afraid that the cholera epidemic will continue to spread because none of our medical staff here has been able to take effective precautions in the last two and half years of fighting the disease," said Mansouri.
Since April 2017, there have been two severe cholera epidemics in Yemen, killing 3,070 people and leading to more than 1.5 million cases of infection and suspected infection. Local health authorities said it is the world's worst cholera outbreak so far.
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