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యాషెస్ నాలుగో టెస్టులో బెయిర్ స్టో వికెట్ తీశాడు ఆసీస్ బౌలర్ స్టార్క్. సరిగ్గా అదే సమయంలో వెస్టిండీస్తో జరిగిన మహిళల వన్డేలో అతడి భార్య అలిస్సా ఫోర్ కొట్టింది. ప్రస్తుతం ఈ వీడియో వైరల్ అవుతోంది.

స్టార్క్ - ఆలిసా

Published : Sep 9, 2019, 4:54 PM IST

Updated : Sep 30, 2019, 12:15 AM IST

అలిస్సా హెలే - మిచెల్ స్టార్క్.. భార్యాభర్తలైన ఈ ఆస్ట్రేలియన్ క్రికెటర్లు మరోసారి వార్తల్లో నిలిచారు. ఆదివారం యాషెస్ నాలుగో టెస్టులో ఓ వికెట్ తీసి ఆకట్టుకున్నాడు స్టార్క్. అదే సమయంలో వెస్టిండీస్తో జరిగిన మహిళల రెండో వన్డేలో ఫోర్ కొట్టింది అలిస్సా. ఇద్దరి మధ్య 3వేల కిలోమీటర్ల దూరం ఉన్నప్పటికీ యాదృచ్ఛికంగా జరిగిన ఈ సంఘటనకు సంబంధించిన వీడియో సామాజిక మాధ్యమాల్లో చక్కర్లు కొడుతోంది.

So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019
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So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019

యాషెస్ తొలి మూడు టెస్టులకు దూరమైన స్టార్క్ నాలుగో మ్యాచ్లో పునరాగమనం చేశాడు. తొలి ఇన్నింగ్స్లో 3 వికెట్లు తీయగా.. రెండో ఇన్నింగ్స్లో బెయిర్స్టోను పెవిలియన్ పంపాడు. వెస్టిండీస్ ఆంటిగ్వా వేదికగా జరిగిన మహిళల వన్డేలో అలిస్సా 43 బంతుల్లో 58 పరుగులతో ఆకట్టుకుంది. ఈ వీడియోను వ్యాఖ్యాత లీసా స్తలేకర్ ట్విట్టర్లో పంచుకుంది.

చిన్నతనం నుంచి స్నేహితులైన స్టార్క్ - అలిస్సా ఏప్రిల్ 2016లో వివాహం చేసుకున్నారు. యాషెస్ నాలుగో టెస్టులో ఇంగ్లాండ్పై 185 పరుగుల తేడాతో గెలిచి 2-1 ఆధిక్యంలో నిలిచింది ఆసీస్.

ఇది చదవండి: క్రికెట్ గాడ్ తొలి సెంచరీకి 25 ఏళ్లు..

So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019
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So Starc gets a wicket & at the same time 2948 kms Healy smacks a 4. Love watching them both!! pic.twitter.com/ANzWQNprre
— Lisa Sthalekar (@sthalekar93) September 8, 2019

ఇది చదవండి: క్రికెట్ గాడ్ తొలి సెంచరీకి 25 ఏళ్లు..

IRELAND ALCOHOL FREE
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Dublin, Ireland - 21 August 2019
1. Wide of crowd with woman drinking Irish coffee in background
2. Medium of man drinking pint of beer
3. Medium of couple drinking beers
4. Various of crowds on busy street
5 . Wide of Coppinger Row bar and restaurant
6. Wide of restaurant interior
7. Close of non-alcoholic drinks menu
8. Various of barman preparing non - alcoholic cocktail
9. Mid of Daphne Wright, Marketing Manager of Coppinger Row, talking to barman
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Daphne Wright, Marketing Manager of Coppinger Row:
"At the beginning of 2019 it became very important for restaurants and bars to all have non-alcoholic options on their drinks menus. Especially because everyone kind of starts the year on a health kick, dry January and all that. However I do feel like its slightly fizzled out. Due to the summer people tend to kind of want to drink cold beers, aperol spritz, glasses of rose outside in the sunshine. The real test will be Christmas time whether people still want to choose non-alcoholic options or not."
11. Various of barman preparing non - alcoholic cocktail
12. Tilt up of non - alcoholic cocktail
13. Exterior of The Virgin Mary bar
14. Pan of bar interior
15. Pan of alcohol-free beers
16. Close of alcohol-free wines
17. Various of barwoman preparing non - alcoholic cocktail
18. Close of flower garnish being placed in non - alcoholic cocktail
19. SOUNDBITE (English), Vaughan Yates, owner of The Virgin Mary:
"We're not saying you know, don't drink. What we're saying here is we believe we're at the forefront of this cultural shift of being mindful about what you consume. Looking at what you consume in more detail in terms of what is going into your body through the drink…through drinks. You know people are very aware of food and there's been a massive movement to veganism. And I think that with non-alcohol drinks we are really just kind of at the tip of the iceberg here and I see bars like this in maybe ten years time being quite common in cities around the world."
20. Wide of Oisin Davis, Director of Great Irish Beverages, using computer at the end of a boardroom table
21. Close of Davis
22. SOUNDBITE (English) Oisin Davis, Director of Great Irish Beverages:
"You know it might be nice to socialise, it's great to see your friends, it's great to go out on dates and go out to restaurants. But it's not always great to kind of overindulge perhaps, you know in drinking and sometimes that can happen very easily - it can happen to the best of us, even the worst of us. And people at the same time though do clamour for those moments when they can hang out with their friends and just you know, chill out, chat, do what they normally like to do when when they're out drinking but without the alcohol or with the option of having a whole lot less alcohol."
23. Wide of crowds on busy street
24. Wide of crowds
25. AERIAL of Dublin (mute)
LEAD IN:
Health conscious Irish folk are switching to non-alcoholic alternatives, with alcohol free beer the fastest growing sector in the Irish drinks industry according to Diageo.
Now even Dublin pubs want to get in on the trend with some offering a selection of alcohol free alternatives and the launch of a new bar that is completely alcohol free.
STORYLINE:
Dublin's pub culture helps make the city a popular draw for tourists.
Visitors come from across the world to sample Irish whiskey and stouts like Guinness and enjoy the craic (fun / atomsphere)  in a traditional Irish pub.
But while drinking alcohol remains popular amongst the Irish, a growing number of Irish people are quitting drinking altogether or they are drinking less.
According to Diageo alcohol consumption in Ireland dropped by 23 percent between 2001 and 2017 and non-alcoholic beer is the fastest growing sector in the Irish drinks industry.
Seeking to tap into the trend venues like Dublin's popular Coppinger Row bar are now offering customers healthy non-alcoholic "mocktails".
Their aim is to produce drinks that match traditional cocktails in terms of taste and sophistication but without the alcohol.
Costing 6 euros (6.6 US dollars) each, Coppinger's 'Boozeless Beverages' menu offers alcohol-free cocktails like the 'No & Basy'  this one made with fresh basil, elderflowers, agave and apple juice or the popular 'Spring Spritz' made with rhubarb syrup, grapefruit, coriander and tonic water.
Daphne Wright is Coppinger's marketing manager.
"At the beginning of 2019 it became very important for restaurants and bars to all have non-alcoholic options on their drinks menus. Especially because everyone kind of starts the year on a health kick, dry January and all that," she says.
"However I do feel like its slightly fizzled out. Due to the summer people tend to kind of want to drink cold beers, aperol spritz, glasses of rose outside in the sunshine. The real test will be Christmas time whether people still want to choose non-alcoholic options or not."
In any group of customers there are those who want to drink alcohol and those who don't be it for health reasons or because they are the designated driver for example.
In the past the latter group was often limited to sugary soft drinks or mineral water but more and more venues recognise that many people prefer a more 'adult' alternative like a cocktail.
One bar in Dublin has taken things a step further.
Opened in May this year, The Virgin Mary is Ireland's first totally alcohol-free bar offering a range of non-alcoholic beers, wines, spirits and cocktails.
Operating regular bar licensing hours from 4pm to 11pm, it has all the trappings of a regular bar but without the alcohol.
With drink prices ranging from 2.50 euros (2.75 US dollars) for tonic water to 8 (8.79 US dollars) euros for a cocktail, the idea is to offer people who don't want to be around alcohol, a venue that feels like a regular bar.
"We're not saying you know, don't drink," says owner Vaughan Yates.
"What we're saying here is we believe we're at the forefront of  this cultural shift of being mindful about what you consume."
Oisin Davis is the Director of drinks industry consultants Great Irish Beverages, as well as small investor in The Virgin Mary.
He says that the time is right for an alcohol free alternative to the traditional Irish pub.
"You know it might be nice to socialise, it's great to see your friends, it's great to go out on dates and go out to restaurants. But it's not always great to kind of overindulge perhaps," Davis says.
The question on people's lips is: can they still have the craic (good times) in Ireland but without the booze?
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Last Updated : Sep 30, 2019, 12:15 AM IST

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