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Monday 29 October 2012
TCS Walkins At Various Locations
Best in the world: Sixers win Champions League
THE Sydney Sixers' all-star pace attack set the tournament up but it was their bargain basement imports who landed the killer blow as the Australian team crushed Highveld Lions in the Champions League final at Wanderers.
The Sixers are not merely Australia's premier Twenty20 franchise but officially the best in the world after demolishing their South African opponent by 10 wickets with a whopping 45 remaining. The victory, their 11th win on the trot, ensured they would take home the $US2.5 million ($2.4 million) winner's cheque.
"We've been building for that the two weeks," skipper Brad Haddin said. "If you look at the start of the tournament we were very nervous ... but leading into today's game we were quite relaxed. "We had that performance in us somewhere and I'm just glad it came on the big stage."
And it was their foreign legion who came to the fore for the Sixers. Kiwi tweaker Nathan McCullum, who formed one half of a surprisingly potent spin duo, rocked the Lions early before South African-born Englishman Michael Lumb creamed an unbeaten 82 off 42 balls to complete the annihilation.
His innings saw him claim both the man of the match award and the Golden Bat as the tournament's leading run-scorer. McCullum and spin twin Steve O'Keefe sewed the seeds for the Lions' demise after being handed the new ball by Haddin in a shock move.
The Sixers are not merely Australia's premier Twenty20 franchise but officially the best in the world after demolishing their South African opponent by 10 wickets with a whopping 45 remaining. The victory, their 11th win on the trot, ensured they would take home the $US2.5 million ($2.4 million) winner's cheque.
"We've been building for that the two weeks," skipper Brad Haddin said. "If you look at the start of the tournament we were very nervous ... but leading into today's game we were quite relaxed. "We had that performance in us somewhere and I'm just glad it came on the big stage."
And it was their foreign legion who came to the fore for the Sixers. Kiwi tweaker Nathan McCullum, who formed one half of a surprisingly potent spin duo, rocked the Lions early before South African-born Englishman Michael Lumb creamed an unbeaten 82 off 42 balls to complete the annihilation.
His innings saw him claim both the man of the match award and the Golden Bat as the tournament's leading run-scorer. McCullum and spin twin Steve O'Keefe sewed the seeds for the Lions' demise after being handed the new ball by Haddin in a shock move.
Vishnu & Hansika Chemistry Worked For Denikaina Ready
Imagine if the hero and heroine are drooling over each other romantically and going wet for a moment. We can imagine it so easy but how the actors get it is the question. One such talk is going on about Manchu Vishnu now!
Those who have seen the visuals of Vishnu's 'Denikaina Ready' say that most of the moves are like near lip kisses. Well if the chemistry of hero and heroine get believability then the film should do wonders at Box Office. But talk is about how Vishnu got that near lip-kissing kind of feel so easily. It is something only he could answer.
Those who have seen the visuals of Vishnu's 'Denikaina Ready' say that most of the moves are like near lip kisses. Well if the chemistry of hero and heroine get believability then the film should do wonders at Box Office. But talk is about how Vishnu got that near lip-kissing kind of feel so easily. It is something only he could answer.
Telugu film Denikaina Ready, starring Vishnu Manchu and Hansika Motwani, is a family entertainer targeting the youth in particular. The plot revolves around Suleman (played by Vishnu) whose mother Saraswati (played by Sita) marries a man from another religion and is disowned by her family - and brother, Narasimha Naidu (Prabhu), in particular. Narasimha Naidu's daughter (Hansika) falls in love with Suleman. The remaining part of the film shows how the two families are finally united.
Vishnu Manchu has delivered a competent performance. He is evidently improving with every film. The director has utilised his comic timing and spontaneous humour pretty well. He is equally adept in dance sequences and action scenes. On the other hand, Hansika has gained lots of weight and is a let-down in dance scenes.
All the songs in the film are melodious and the background score too is good. Siddharth's cinematography is top notch while MR Verma's editing is also adequate. The script and screenplay are good and there is no room for boredom. The story moves with good humour. The first half of the film is excellent with lots of humour. No doubt, the film would not only entertain the youth but also the family audience.
Vishnu Manchu has delivered a competent performance. He is evidently improving with every film. The director has utilised his comic timing and spontaneous humour pretty well. He is equally adept in dance sequences and action scenes. On the other hand, Hansika has gained lots of weight and is a let-down in dance scenes.
All the songs in the film are melodious and the background score too is good. Siddharth's cinematography is top notch while MR Verma's editing is also adequate. The script and screenplay are good and there is no room for boredom. The story moves with good humour. The first half of the film is excellent with lots of humour. No doubt, the film would not only entertain the youth but also the family audience.
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