పొలార్డ్ ధనాధన్ ఇన్నింగ్స్కు కారణమిదే..! - పొలార్డ్

పంజాబ్తో జరిగిన మ్యాచ్లో పొలార్డ్ విధ్వంసం సృష్టించాడు. ఫలితంగా మూడు వికెట్లతో విజయం సాధించింది ముంబయి ఇండియన్స్. ఇంతగా చెలరేగిపోవడానికి కారణం తన భార్యేనని వెల్లడించాడీ విండీస్ వీరుడు.

పొలార్డ్ బాదుడి వెనుక కారణమిదే..

Published : Apr 11, 2019, 2:04 PM IST

క్రికెటర్లు తమ కుటుంబసభ్యులకు సెంచరీలు అంకితమివ్వడం చాలా సార్లు చూశాం. కానీ ఈ మధ్య భార్యల కోసం అద్భుత ఇన్నింగ్స్లు ఆడుతున్నారు ఆటగాళ్లు.

పెళ్లి రోజు, పుట్టిన రోజు వంటి రోజున మ్యాచ్ పడితే చెలరేగిపోతున్నారు. తాజాగా ముంబయి హిట్టర్ పొలార్డ్ తన భార్య 32వ జన్మదినోత్సవ కానుకగా పంజాబ్పై ఆడిన ఇన్నింగ్స్ను అంకితమిచ్చాడు.

భార్య జెన్నా, పిల్లలు కైడెన్, జనియాతో పొలార్డ్

ముంబయి, పంజాబ్ మధ్య జరిగిన మ్యాచ్లో మొదట బ్యాటింగ్ చేసిన పంజాబ్.. గేల్‌ , రాహుల్‌ జోరుతో 197 పరుగుల భారీస్కోరు సాధించింది. తర్వాత ముంబయి తాత్కాలిక సారథి పొలార్డ్‌ (31 బంతుల్లో 83; 3 ఫోర్లు, 10 సిక్స్‌లు) విధ్వంసకర బ్యాటింగ్‌తో జట్టుకు విజయాన్నందించాడు. మ్యాన్ ఆఫ్ ద మ్యాచ్గా నిలిచిన పొలార్డ్ విజయాన్ని తన భార్యకు అంకితమిచ్చాడు.

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SHOTLIST:
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Canberra – 11 April 2019
1. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's car leaving the residence of Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove
2. Morrison walking out for news conference
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Canberra – 11 April 2019
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Scott Morrison, Australian Prime Minister:
"Earlier this morning, I visited the Governor-General (Sir Peter Cosgrove) here in Canberra and he accepted my advice for an election to be held on the 18th of May. We live in the best country in the world. But to secure your future, the road ahead depends on a strong economy. And that's why there is so much at stake at this election."
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Canberra – 11 April 2019
4. Morrison speaking at news conference
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Canberra – 11 April 2019
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Scott Morrison, Australian Prime Minister:
"The Liberal and National parties believe that the strength of our economy is rooted in the hard work and effort and enterprise and aspiration and the champion in every single Australian. Our job is to release those champions in our economy, to release those champions in the workforce, to release those champions in our health and education sector, to release those champions in our homes. We have a plan to make Australia stronger. And on the 18th May, Australians will have the opportunity to back that plan as we're backing them. Thank you very much."
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Melbourne – 11 April 2019
6. Australian opposition leader and Labor Party leader Bill Shorten arriving for news conference
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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Shorten, Australian opposition leader:
"The election has been called and today the case to vote Labor is that we will deliver more jobs, better health and education, take real action on climate change and renewable energy and help push energy prices down. We'll get on top of cost of living burdens and we'll get wages moving again in this country. And we can manage the economy in the interests of working and middle class people because my team is united. Australians face a real and vital choice at this election. Do you want Labor's energy, versus the government's tiredness? Labor's focus on the future, versus being stuck in the past? Labor's positive plan for all Australians or a negative fear campaign from the other side? Do you want a united government under Labor, or another three years of division following the last six years of division under the current government? So these are important choices: energy, positive, future-focused and united."
8. Shorten speaking at news conference
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Melbourne – 11 April 2019
9. SOUNDBITE (English) No name given, local resident:
"Kind of disappointed in just how hard it is to get excited about either major party. It's just, it's been a long trudge to get to this point."
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Launceston – 11 April 2019
10. SOUNDBITE (English) No name given, local resident:
"I will vote Liberal (Morrison's party)."
(Reporter: "And what's the reason behind that?")
Resident: "Mainly because I trust Scott Morrison. I believe he's got good values."
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Brisbane – 11 April 2019
11. SOUNDBITE (English) No name given, local resident:
"I think Bill (Shorten) has got a fresher idea. All I feel is that ScoMo (Scott Morrison) just keeps shouting at us and making all these promises. It's too little too late."
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Melbourne – 11 April 2019
12. Various of Shorten arriving at local resident's house, talking with residents and children
13. Various of Shorten speaking with residents, UPSOUND (English) Bill Shorten, Australian opposition leader: "So it just means we're ready, we're united, we're outlining a positive plan for the future focused on people."
STORYLINE:
Australia's prime minister on Thursday called a May 18 election that will be fought on issues including climate change, asylum seekers and economic management.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters that Australians live in the "best country in the world" after advising the governor-general to authorise the election.
Morrison's conservative coalition is seeking a third three-year term.
He is the third prime minister to lead a divided government in that time and only took the helm in late August.
Opinion polls suggest his reign will become one of the shortest in the 118-year history of Australian prime ministers on election day.
The polls suggest centre-left opposition leader Bill Shorten will become the eighth prime minister since the country plunged into an extraordinary period of political instability in 2007.
The election pits Shorten, a former labor union leader who has presented himself as the alternative prime minister for the past six years, and Morrison, a leader who the Australian public is still getting to know.
Morrison is seen as the architect of Australia's tough refugee policy that has all but stopped the people-smuggling traffic of boats from Southeast Asian ports since 2014.
Climate change policy is a political battlefield in a country that is the world's largest exporter of coal and liquefied natural gas and has been one of the world's worst greenhouse gas emitters on a per capita basis because of its heavily reliance on coal-fired power generation.
Disagreement over energy policy has been a factor in the last six changes of prime minister.
Shorten told reporters in Melbourne on Thursday that his party will create more jobs, improve health and education and take "real action on climate change and renewable energy".
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