Veena Malik breaks the kissing record

 

Veena Malik has become world famous! As per media reports and Veena’s tweet, the drama queen who celebrated her 29th birthday (on February 26) with her fans in Mumbai, has finally inked her name in the Guinness World Records. The rule was – if Veena gets kissed more than 100 times in one minute, she’ll break the Guinness Book of World Records for the most number of kisses. And guess what? The birthday babe was showered with nothing less than 137 kisses in a minute!
But to many fans’ disappointment, Ms Malik offered them only her hands to kiss and nothing else. Maybe she’s planning to create another world record by offering some other body part next time, right Veena? The contestants of The City that Never Sleeps-Bollywood Hunt helped her set the new record. The birthday girl who sizzled in a black short skirt and white top admitted of breaking Salman Khan’s record. Uff! “I made it…flattened Dabangg Khan’s GUINNESS record of 108 (kisses)…received 137 kisses in a minute!!!” Veena tweeted......
       "So if you call it publicity, then yes, it is for publicity. Films are for what? For publicity, right?" When she was asked which Bollywood actor she wants to kiss on the screen, she said: "I would like to kiss the actor who does not like kissing on-screen and he is our Dabangg Khan Salman Khan. I think that would be beautiful if we have a kiss on-screen."
      "I am a celebrity anyway and if you say that it is for publicity, ok, yeah,we need publicity for The City That Never Sleeps," Veena said here Tuesday after breaking the earlier record set by Salman Khan of 108 kisses.

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India wins Chennai Test by 8 wickets

CHENNAI: India clinched the first Test against Australia with a comfortable eight-wicket victory to take a 1-0 lead in the four-match series on Tuesday with their spinners taking all the 20 wickets for only the third time in their Test history.
                 India achieved the target of 50, losing two wickets in the second innings to beat Australia by eight wickets before lunch on the final day of the first cricket Test at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium here Tuesday.
Sachin Tendulkar remained unbeaten on 13, assisted by two big sixes, and Cheteshwar Pujara on 8.
Earlier, Australia were all out for 241 in the second innings. Moises Henriques remained unbeaten on 81 and Nathan Lyon (11) was dismissed by left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja, who finished with three for 72.
Australia, resuming at 232 for nine, added just nine runs before being packed up in 30 minutes.
India have taken a 1-0 lead in their 4-match series against Australia by winning the first test in Chennai by 8 wickets. The final day of the test match failed to provide any unnecessary drama with India taking just under half an hour to wrap up Australia's second innings with Ravindra Jadeja getting the wicket of no.11 Nathan Lyon, caught at bat pad for 11. Australia were bowled out for 241, leaving India with just 50 runs to get to win the match. India lost both their openers in the chase, but knocked off the runs in less than 12 overs to land the first blow in what promises to be an enthralling series.
Resuming from their overnight score of 232-9, Australia added another 9 runs in just as many overs this morning as Moises Henriques and Lyon continued to bat for time, treating the bowling on merit. Henriques was fortunate that an inside edge in the very first over of the day from Jadeja bounced over his stumps, but apart from that looked quite solid. The debutant allrounder went on to make an unbeaten 81, an excellent effort following on from his 68 in the first innings.
India were left with exactly 50 runs to get to win the match, and the onus was on both the openers to take the opportunity to spend some time at the crease and get some confidence under their belts before the second test.

Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Score Board

Australia won toss

Australia 1st innings 380 all-out (M Clarke 130; R Ashwin 7-103)

India 1st innings 572 all-out (M S Dhoni 224; Pattinson 5-96)

Australia 2nd innings

E J M Cowan lbw b Ashwin 32

S R Watson c Sehwag b Ashwin 17

D A Warner lbw b Harbhajan Singh 23

P J Hughes c Sehwag b Jadeja 0

*M J Clarke lbw b Ashwin 31

†M S Wade b Harbhajan Singh 8

M C Henriques not out 81

P M Siddle b Jadeja 2

J L Pattinson c Sehwag b Ashwin 11

M A Starc c Tendulkar b Ashwin 8

N M Lyon c Vijay b Jadeja 11

Extras (b 15, lb 2) 17

Total (all out; 93 overs) 241

Fall: 1-34, 2-64, 3-65, 4-101, 5-121, 6-131, 7-137, 8-161, 9-175, 10-241

Bowling: R Ashwin 32-6-95-5; Harbhajan 27-6-55-2; R Jadeja 31-8-72-3; I Sharma 3-1-2-0

India 2nd innings

M Vijay c Henriques b Pattinson 6

V Sehwag c Clarke b Lyon 19

C A Pujara not out 8

S R Tendulkar not out 13

Extras (b 4) 4

Total (2 wickets; 11.3 overs) 50

Did not bat: V Kohli, R A Jadeja, *†M S Dhoni, R Ashwin, Harbhajan Singh, B Kumar, I Sharma

Fall: 1-16, 2-36

Bowling: Pattinson 3-1-13-1; Lyon 5.3-0-29-1; Siddle 3-2-4-0
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Sania Mirza, Mattek-Sands win doubles title

Dubai: India's Sania Mirza clinched her second doubles title of the season after she combined with partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands to defeat Nadia Petrova and Katarina Srebotnik in the title clash of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, here.
The unseeded Indo-American duo prevailed over the Russian-Slovenia combo 6-4 2-6 10-7 in a tightly-contested final of the USD 2,000,000 hard court event. The match lasted for one hour and 32 minutes. After a rather easy victory in the first set, the eventual winners were made to struggle as Petrova and Srebotnik fought back strongly to take the second set.
Sania and Bethanie, however, sealed the issue in their favour by winning the crucial third set. The two players had won the Brisbane International last month to make a superb start to the 2013 season. This was Sania's 16th championships wins in doubles, and she also has one single title win.
Both the pairs had two aces each but Petrova and Srebotnik, interestingly, committed just one double fault compared to three by the Indo-American duo. As far as first service was concerned, the runner-up team's winning percentage was 68 compared to the winners' 62 per cent.
However, in the second service, Sania and her partner's winning percentage was 53 compared to the runner-up's 41 per cent. Sania and Bethanie had to work hard for points as their opponents fought well throughout. The total points won were 63 by Sania and Bethanie even as their opponents fell short by just one point.

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who is SACHIN TENDULKAR???????????

 

Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is an Indian cricketer widely acknowledged as the greatest living batsman, and second only to Don Bradman in the all time greatest list in Test cricket.

• Full name        :     sachin Ramesh Tendulker

• born                 :    24 apr 1973

• height               :     5ft5in

• batting style       :     right hand

• bowling style       :   right arm leg spin ,off spin ,medium pace

• role                     :    batsman

Sachin completed his high school from Sharadasharam Vidyamandir, and it was here where he met his mentor, coach and creator, Ramakant Achrekar. Very few know that the greatest batsman of the world who gives nightmares to many fast bowlers first started as a fast bowler himself. But was suggested by Cricket Greats to focus on his batting.
From his early days he impressed many by his batting. At just 13 he started playing for cricket club of India and at the age of 15 he played for Bombay in state level competition. He scored century on his debut in first class cricket and he was the youngest to do so. He scored a century in first matches of both the Deodhar and Duleep Trophy.
He made his presence felt when he made an unbeaten 326 in a 664 partnership with Vinod Kambli in 1988 in an interschool match.
Within one year of his entry in state level he got in the eye of Indian selectors and was selected to play for India against Pakistan at the age of 16 in 1989. Though he made only 15 in that test match but as a young batsman showed a lot of promise. He made his ODI debut on December 1989 against Pakistan.
He scored his first test century in 1990 against England at the age of 18, and became the second youngest to do so in test history. However it took him 79 ODIs to get to his first century in this format. On 9 September 1994 he scored his first ODI century against Australia.
He played his first world cup in 1992 and since then he has played for India in six world cups the most by any cricketer of the world. He has scored more than 200 runs in these world cups, again the highest by any batsmen.

 List of Sachin Tendulkars ODI Records

 

•  Longest ODI career – 22 years and 91 days(from December 18,1989 to March 18 2012) 
• Most number of runs – 18,426
• Most hundreds – 49
• Most fifties – 96
• Most matches – 463 Most balls faced – 21,392
• Most fours – 2,016 (only batsman to hit more than 2,000 boundaries)
• Most runs in World Cup history – 2,278
• Most hundreds in World Cup – 6
• Most fifties in World Cup – 15
• Most runs in a single edition of World Cup – 673 in 11 matches (2003)
• Youngest Indian to make ODI debut – 16 years, 238 days
• Most Man-of-the-match awards – 62
• Most Man-of-the-series awards – 15
• Most consecutive ODIs for India – 185 (from April 25, 1990 to April 24, 1998)
• Most centuries in a calendar year – 9 (1998)
• Fastest to reach 10,000 ODI runs and onwards (11,000 to 18,000)
• Most hundreds against one team – 9 Vs Australia
• Most times in nineties – 18
• Joint record holder of most World Cup appearances – 6 (1992 to 2011)
• Javed Miandad 6 (1975 to 1996)
• Second highest number of World Cup matches played – 45 (Highest 46 by Ricky Ponting)

 List of Sachin Tendulkars Test Records

• Sachin was the third youngest debutant (16 years 205 days) in test cricket.
• Highest run scorer in the history of Test cricket with 15,638 Test runs
• His career average from 1989 to 2012 is 193 Tests, 15,638 runs at 54.68
• He became the first Indian to surpass the 11,000 Test run mark
• Sachin and Brian Lara are the fastest to score 10,000 runs in 195 innings
• Scored world record of 8705 runs in Tests away from home
• Scored world record of 29 Centuries in Tests away from home
• First player to reach 12,000-13,000-14,000-15,000 Test runs
• Record for scoring most 1,000 Test runs in a calendar year six times
• Fourth highest run-getter in a single calendar year in Test History
• Created a world record for aggregating most runs in the fourth innings
• The only cricketer to score 100 centuries in International Cricket (Test and ODI)
• Scored his 100th century on 16th March 2012 in the Asia Cup against Bangladesh
• Highest number (51) of Test centuries
• Highest number (20) of 150+ score in Test Cricket
• When he scored his maiden century in 1990, he was the second youngest to score a century.
• His record of 5 centuries before he turned 20 year is a current world record
• Holds the current record of 217 against New Zealand for the highest score in Test cricket by an Indian when captaining in the 1999/2000 Season
• Has scored centuries against all Test playing nations

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