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2019年12月4日（水）
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39;s analysis was based on this experience. This is a map showing the permanently shadowed regions (blue) that cover about three percent of the moon's south pole.
Powerful solar storms can charge up the surface in frigid, permanently shadowed regions near the poles of the Moon and possibly produce "sparks" that vaporise and melt the lunar soil, a new NASA study has found..The research estimates the extent that this process can alter the regolith."This process is not completely new to space science - electrostatic discharges can occur in any poorly conducting (dielectric) material exposed to intense space radiation and is actually the leading cause of spacecraft anomalies," said Timothy Stubbs of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt in the US. Since opposite charges attract, normally these charges flow towards each other # and balance out.The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so its surface is exposed to the harsh space environment.
The ions have positive charge while the electrons carry negative charge.Therefore, during intense solar storms, the regolith is expected to dissipate the build-up of charge too slowly to avoid the destructive effects of a sudden electric discharge, called dielectric breakdown.In August 2014, however, researchers showed that strong solar storms would cause the regolith in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions (PSRs) to accumulate charge in these two layers until explosively released, like a miniature lightning strike.This alteration may become evident when analysing future samples from these regions that could hold the key to understanding the history of the Moon and solar system.They accumulate in two layers beneath the surface; the bulky ions can not penetrate deeply because they are more likely to hit atoms in the regolith, so they form a layer closer to the surface while the tiny electrons slip through and form a deeper layer.Earth's atmosphere shields us from most of this radiation, but on the Moon, these particles - ions and electrons – slam directly into the surface. From spacecraft studies and analysis of samples from NASA's Apollo lunar missions, the researchers knew how often large solar storms occur.
The PSRs are so frigid that regolith becomes an extremely poor conductor of electricity."About 10 per cent of this gardened layer has been melted or vaporised by meteoroid impacts," said Andrew Jordan of the University of New Hampshire in the US."We found that in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions, sparks from solar storms could melt or vaporise a similar percentage," said Jordan.Impacts from small meteoroids constantly churn or "garden" the top layer of the dust and rock, called regolith, on the Moon.The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so its surface is exposed to the harsh space environment.The research was published in the journal Icarus.Explosive solar activity, like flares and coronal mass ejections, blasts highly energetic, electrically charged particles into space
39;s analysis was based on this experience. This is a map showing the permanently shadowed regions (blue) that cover about three percent of the moon's south pole.Powerful solar storms can charge up the surface in frigid, permanently shadowed regions near the poles of the Moon and possibly produce "sparks" that vaporise and melt the lunar soil, a new NASA study has found..The research estimates the extent that this process can alter the regolith."This process is not completely new to space science - electrostatic discharges can occur in any poorly conducting (dielectric) material exposed to intense space radiation and is actually the leading cause of spacecraft anomalies," said Timothy Stubbs of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt in the US. Since opposite charges attract, normally these charges flow towards each other # and balance out.The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so its surface is exposed to the harsh space environment.
The ions have positive charge while the electrons carry negative charge.Therefore, during intense solar storms, the regolith is expected to dissipate the build-up of charge too slowly to avoid the destructive effects of a sudden electric discharge, called dielectric breakdown.In August 2014, however, researchers showed that strong solar storms would cause the regolith in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions (PSRs) to accumulate charge in these two layers until explosively released, like a miniature lightning strike.This alteration may become evident when analysing future samples from these regions that could hold the key to understanding the history of the Moon and solar system.They accumulate in two layers beneath the surface; the bulky ions can not penetrate deeply because they are more likely to hit atoms in the regolith, so they form a layer closer to the surface while the tiny electrons slip through and form a deeper layer.Earth's atmosphere shields us from most of this radiation, but on the Moon, these particles - ions and electrons – slam directly into the surface. From spacecraft studies and analysis of samples from NASA's Apollo lunar missions, the researchers knew how often large solar storms occur.
The PSRs are so frigid that regolith becomes an extremely poor conductor of electricity."About 10 per cent of this gardened layer has been melted or vaporised by meteoroid impacts," said Andrew Jordan of the University of New Hampshire in the US."We found that in the Moon's permanently shadowed regions, sparks from solar storms could melt or vaporise a similar percentage," said Jordan.Impacts from small meteoroids constantly churn or "garden" the top layer of the dust and rock, called regolith, on the Moon.The Moon has almost no atmosphere, so its surface is exposed to the harsh space environment.The research was published in the journal Icarus.Explosive solar activity, like flares and coronal mass ejections, blasts highly energetic, electrically charged particles into space
2019年11月27日（水）
If Park is impeached or resigns
Some lawmakers from Park&China pu squishy toys Supplier39;s own conservative Saenuri party had asked her to resign under an agreement that would allow her to leave office with some dignity. South Korean President Park Geun-hye."Shin Yul, a professor of political science at Myongji University, agreed.Park, 64, had apologised twice previously but until now resisted mounting public calls to quit, even as lawmakers readied to mount impeachment proceedings.Some lawmakers from Park's own party had asked her to resign under an agreement that would allow her to leave office with some dignity.On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of South Koreans rallied for the fifth weekend in a row, calling for Park's resignation. (Photo: AP) # Seoul: South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Tuesday asked parliament to find a way for her to give up power and decide when she should step down amid an influence-peddling scandal, but the opposition said she was just trying to avoid impeachment.
Park Kwang-on, a Democratic Party lawmaker, said it looked like she was trying to delay proceedings.No South Korean president has failed to complete a term since the current democratic system was implemented in 1987."I will step down from my position according to the law once a way is formed to pass on the administration in a stable manner that will also minimize political unrest and vacuum after ruling and opposition parties' discussion..Their friendship dates to an era when Park served as acting first lady after her mother was killed by an assassin's bullet intended for her father, then-president Park Chung-hee.Park's approval rating fell to just 4 percent in a weekly survey released on Friday by Gallup Korea, an all time-low for a democratically elected South Korean president. Park has acknowledged carelessness in her ties with Choi, who Park has said had helped her through difficult times."I will leave to parliament everything about my future including shortening of my term," she said in a brief televised speech.Park's friend, Choi Soon-sil, and a former aide have been indicted in the case.
Five years later, in 1979, Park's father was murdered by his disgruntled spy chief."She doesn’t want the parliament to impeach her and she doesn’t think that the parliament can soon reach an agreement, so she is making things complicated and trying to shift some of her blame to the parliament," he told Reuters. Organisers said the crowd totalled 1.5 million, while the police estimated the crowd at 260,000.The presidential office and Park's lawyer have denied the accusations. Prosecutors named Park as an accomplice in an investigation into whether big business was inappropriately pressured to contribute money to foundations set up to back Park's initiatives.
If Park is impeached or resigns, an election would be held in 60 days to nominate a president to serve a five-year term."She is asking the parliament to pick a date for her to resign, which she knows would lead to a discussion on when to hold the presidential election and delay everything."She is handing the ball to parliament, when she could simply step down," he said."The main opposition Democratic Party rejected Park's offer, calling it a ploy to escape being impeached, Yonhap news agency said
39;s own conservative Saenuri party had asked her to resign under an agreement that would allow her to leave office with some dignity. South Korean President Park Geun-hye."Shin Yul, a professor of political science at Myongji University, agreed.Park, 64, had apologised twice previously but until now resisted mounting public calls to quit, even as lawmakers readied to mount impeachment proceedings.Some lawmakers from Park's own party had asked her to resign under an agreement that would allow her to leave office with some dignity.On Saturday, hundreds of thousands of South Koreans rallied for the fifth weekend in a row, calling for Park's resignation. (Photo: AP) # Seoul: South Korean President Park Geun-hye on Tuesday asked parliament to find a way for her to give up power and decide when she should step down amid an influence-peddling scandal, but the opposition said she was just trying to avoid impeachment.Park Kwang-on, a Democratic Party lawmaker, said it looked like she was trying to delay proceedings.No South Korean president has failed to complete a term since the current democratic system was implemented in 1987."I will step down from my position according to the law once a way is formed to pass on the administration in a stable manner that will also minimize political unrest and vacuum after ruling and opposition parties' discussion..Their friendship dates to an era when Park served as acting first lady after her mother was killed by an assassin's bullet intended for her father, then-president Park Chung-hee.Park's approval rating fell to just 4 percent in a weekly survey released on Friday by Gallup Korea, an all time-low for a democratically elected South Korean president. Park has acknowledged carelessness in her ties with Choi, who Park has said had helped her through difficult times."I will leave to parliament everything about my future including shortening of my term," she said in a brief televised speech.Park's friend, Choi Soon-sil, and a former aide have been indicted in the case.
Five years later, in 1979, Park's father was murdered by his disgruntled spy chief."She doesn’t want the parliament to impeach her and she doesn’t think that the parliament can soon reach an agreement, so she is making things complicated and trying to shift some of her blame to the parliament," he told Reuters. Organisers said the crowd totalled 1.5 million, while the police estimated the crowd at 260,000.The presidential office and Park's lawyer have denied the accusations. Prosecutors named Park as an accomplice in an investigation into whether big business was inappropriately pressured to contribute money to foundations set up to back Park's initiatives.
If Park is impeached or resigns, an election would be held in 60 days to nominate a president to serve a five-year term."She is asking the parliament to pick a date for her to resign, which she knows would lead to a discussion on when to hold the presidential election and delay everything."She is handing the ball to parliament, when she could simply step down," he said."The main opposition Democratic Party rejected Park's offer, calling it a ploy to escape being impeached, Yonhap news agency said
2019年11月21日（木）
Though Bangalore has its share of trees
Though Bangalore has its share of trees, it’s not the same but there are still bungalow houses here. Terrariums are mini-ecosystems made in glass bowls or jars, which take only a minimal amount of maintenance once they are made and are becoming more and more popular as a form of urban gardening. “It’s like a micro-ecosystem in a glass bowl. Mumbai, with its apartment lifestyle is the worst since some houses don’t even have space enough for a vertical garden or a fairy garden. In such situations, though terrariums come as a much-needed bit of greenery to brighten up the home,” she sighs. “Buying a terrarium is a much more expensive affair than if you were to simply make your own.An avid gardener, who inherited her green thumb from her father, Sarita laments that the greenery in the city has to be limited to bowls and glassware. A basic terrarium costs around Rs 2,000 whereas making one takes about Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,200.. The first week is the most crucial. People usually use goldfish bowls to create the terrariums and can last you at least a couple of years and are like miniature gardens that you can place all over your apartment,” explains Sarita Bhutre, who takes regular workshops both in Mumbai and Bangalore, where she is based. “Terrariums are typically made in goldfish bowls with a small opening.Earthoholics not only hosts terrarium workshops, but also teach various other forms of indoor gardening.
Terrariums, they say, are a great solution to those who want to garden but don’t have the time or space. “You need to water them just right. Once you get through that, it really doesn’t need much fuss,” she elaborates. But they can also be made in other glass containers, so we teach people how to do that, and how to maintain the plants.A regular terrariumWhile it is true that terrariums take up only a minimal amount of time to maintain once they are built, there are certain things that one must keep in mind, cautions Sarita.Each terrarium consists of a variety of succulents and other plants, soil and decorative miniatures. A China pu ball Factory terrarium workshop in session Workshops in the city have been teaching urbanites to create miniature gardens in a bowl.With the fast-paced urban life in Mumbai, few have the time to garden. “I’m originally from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, which is filled with trees. “Mumbai is a compact city, with little space for gardening.
A lot of people gift terrariums because they last much longer than flowers and are a great showpiece for the house,” she explains. You only have to water the plants once a week, but you need to be careful that you don’t over-water them, because that will cause too much humidity inside the terrarium. Our founder, Smrita Shirodkar, who takes the workshops, also teaches them how to make fairy gardens from broken bits of pottery that are often tossed away as trash,” she explains. So people look for alternative ways to garden and terrariums are take up the least amount of space and are still bring greenery into your home,” she adds.A hanging terrariumEach terrarium consists of a variety of succulents and other plants that need little watering, layers of soil that resembles the earth’s crust and whatever miniature décor one wishes to use. As a solution for those who want a bit of greenery in their space, nature-lovers and artistes with a green thumb are offering terrarium workshops.Priya Kamble from Earthoholics further adds that terrariums also make for great gifts
Terrariums, they say, are a great solution to those who want to garden but don’t have the time or space. “You need to water them just right. Once you get through that, it really doesn’t need much fuss,” she elaborates. But they can also be made in other glass containers, so we teach people how to do that, and how to maintain the plants.A regular terrariumWhile it is true that terrariums take up only a minimal amount of time to maintain once they are built, there are certain things that one must keep in mind, cautions Sarita.Each terrarium consists of a variety of succulents and other plants, soil and decorative miniatures. A China pu ball Factory
terrarium workshop in session Workshops in the city have been teaching urbanites to create miniature gardens in a bowl.With the fast-paced urban life in Mumbai, few have the time to garden. “I’m originally from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, which is filled with trees. “Mumbai is a compact city, with little space for gardening.A lot of people gift terrariums because they last much longer than flowers and are a great showpiece for the house,” she explains. You only have to water the plants once a week, but you need to be careful that you don’t over-water them, because that will cause too much humidity inside the terrarium. Our founder, Smrita Shirodkar, who takes the workshops, also teaches them how to make fairy gardens from broken bits of pottery that are often tossed away as trash,” she explains. So people look for alternative ways to garden and terrariums are take up the least amount of space and are still bring greenery into your home,” she adds.A hanging terrariumEach terrarium consists of a variety of succulents and other plants that need little watering, layers of soil that resembles the earth’s crust and whatever miniature décor one wishes to use. As a solution for those who want a bit of greenery in their space, nature-lovers and artistes with a green thumb are offering terrarium workshops.Priya Kamble from Earthoholics further adds that terrariums also make for great gifts
2019年11月15日（金）
Seeing a team fail by one run could
Bookmakers benefited in a close match that Mumbai Indians won. Mumbai Indians carry their last-over hero Lasith Malinga after edging Chennai Super Kings to a thrilling victory in the IPL final. (Photo: P. Surendra) The whispers around the IPL final grew more audible as a thriller of a final went right down to the wire. The result saw Mumbai Indians edge out Chennai Super Kings by one run and win a record fourth title. MI players and management and Mumbai fans were ecstatic. But the ones laughing all the way to the bank were the bookmakers. They had a fantastic game with punters who kept switching sides in the betting throughout the game and ending up losers irrespective of the result.
The match was fixed,” said those who were either disappointed or lost money to the considerable cricket betting market that still exists in India but is legal, including online. Fans were bound to say such a close match was pre-determined. Many incidents in the final lent an air of mystery.Why was Mahendra Singh Dhoni adjudged run out by a millimeter by the third umpire when there was plenty of doubt for the decision to go in favour of the batsman? Mumbai fans would counter that with “Why did the umpire ignore two clearly wide balls in Bravo&China pu ball Supplier39;s last CSK over?” provoking Kieron Pollard into protesting and getting fined in the process.Cricket is a series of incidents with an event happening in every delivery, which in T20 terms means enormous opportunities for pure chance to kick in.
The wiser punters stay off T20 betting as a form of lottery with odds swinging every over and even after every ball.For the conspiracy theorist there was plenty of fodder, what with a Mumbaikar playing for Chennai and facing the last ball on which # the entire result of the match was hanging. Whatever Shardul Thakur did would have become suspicious after the result. How many would like to be in that situation?Do they fix big games is a legitimate question because the suspicion is a lot of mini events are fixed even today, despite all the hue and cry over the 2013 IPL. Even if they predetermine results, how would fixers orchestrate it to the very last ball when what happens is an event governed by chance?Take Rohit Shrma's choice of the last over bowler - Lasith Malinga. He had just had 20 taken off him by Shane Watson and CSK to bring alive a game that seemed in MI's pocket till then. Suddenly the defending champions were in the driver's seat with an equation, readily gettable. But nerves at the finish got even to such a seasoned T20 campaigner as Watson. Had he stayed, he would have taken CSK home.
Poor Thakur had to bear the brunt of it all as he missed a 112 kmh slower ball that came after five successive balls in the 140 kmph range and fell leg before. Any contact and a rushed single would have brought at least a tie and pushed the match into a Super Over. That would have broken the hearts of the bookies as all bets are off in case of a tie and betting would have to begin afresh in the Super Over. Rohit Sharma explained the last ball saying he told Malinga to try and bowl a wicket-taking ball rather than just a containing fast Yorker. Mahendra Singh Dhoni made it sound logical enough by saying it seemed each team was trying to hand the trophy to the other in a final of desperately oscillating fortunes. Nerves surely played a role in all this. Even the seniors were affected.
Catches were put down, big strokes fluffed off full tosses and runs were stolen as fielders fumbled.Even the four byes in the penultimate over could be considered mysterious. Quinton de Koch is a regular and reliable ‘keeper and he let the Jasprit Bumrah ball through to leave CSK a seemingly gettable nine off the last over rather than a more difficult 13.It was CSK’s game as the batting team invariably meets these equations rather than fall just short. We saw that in most of this IPL as huge asking rates in the final overs were defied by the likes of Andre Russell, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Rishabh Pant, MS Dhoni and so many others.
Seeing a team fail by one run could also be considered very mysterious.After all, are there not still suspicions that the semi-final and final of the 2011 World Cup were fixed. The Pakistanis dropped Sachin Tendulkar off unbelievably simple catches. Even the toss in the final proved mysterious as a second toss was made. Cricket has to answer for many of these queries because of its reputation as a game that is easily fixed.
The match was fixed,” said those who were either disappointed or lost money to the considerable cricket betting market that still exists in India but is legal, including online. Fans were bound to say such a close match was pre-determined. Many incidents in the final lent an air of mystery.Why was Mahendra Singh Dhoni adjudged run out by a millimeter by the third umpire when there was plenty of doubt for the decision to go in favour of the batsman? Mumbai fans would counter that with “Why did the umpire ignore two clearly wide balls in Bravo&China pu ball Supplier
39;s last CSK over?” provoking Kieron Pollard into protesting and getting fined in the process.Cricket is a series of incidents with an event happening in every delivery, which in T20 terms means enormous opportunities for pure chance to kick in.The wiser punters stay off T20 betting as a form of lottery with odds swinging every over and even after every ball.For the conspiracy theorist there was plenty of fodder, what with a Mumbaikar playing for Chennai and facing the last ball on which # the entire result of the match was hanging. Whatever Shardul Thakur did would have become suspicious after the result. How many would like to be in that situation?Do they fix big games is a legitimate question because the suspicion is a lot of mini events are fixed even today, despite all the hue and cry over the 2013 IPL. Even if they predetermine results, how would fixers orchestrate it to the very last ball when what happens is an event governed by chance?Take Rohit Shrma's choice of the last over bowler - Lasith Malinga. He had just had 20 taken off him by Shane Watson and CSK to bring alive a game that seemed in MI's pocket till then. Suddenly the defending champions were in the driver's seat with an equation, readily gettable. But nerves at the finish got even to such a seasoned T20 campaigner as Watson. Had he stayed, he would have taken CSK home.
Poor Thakur had to bear the brunt of it all as he missed a 112 kmh slower ball that came after five successive balls in the 140 kmph range and fell leg before. Any contact and a rushed single would have brought at least a tie and pushed the match into a Super Over. That would have broken the hearts of the bookies as all bets are off in case of a tie and betting would have to begin afresh in the Super Over. Rohit Sharma explained the last ball saying he told Malinga to try and bowl a wicket-taking ball rather than just a containing fast Yorker. Mahendra Singh Dhoni made it sound logical enough by saying it seemed each team was trying to hand the trophy to the other in a final of desperately oscillating fortunes. Nerves surely played a role in all this. Even the seniors were affected.
Catches were put down, big strokes fluffed off full tosses and runs were stolen as fielders fumbled.Even the four byes in the penultimate over could be considered mysterious. Quinton de Koch is a regular and reliable ‘keeper and he let the Jasprit Bumrah ball through to leave CSK a seemingly gettable nine off the last over rather than a more difficult 13.It was CSK’s game as the batting team invariably meets these equations rather than fall just short. We saw that in most of this IPL as huge asking rates in the final overs were defied by the likes of Andre Russell, Kieron Pollard, Hardik Pandya, Rishabh Pant, MS Dhoni and so many others.
Seeing a team fail by one run could also be considered very mysterious.After all, are there not still suspicions that the semi-final and final of the 2011 World Cup were fixed. The Pakistanis dropped Sachin Tendulkar off unbelievably simple catches. Even the toss in the final proved mysterious as a second toss was made. Cricket has to answer for many of these queries because of its reputation as a game that is easily fixed.
2019年11月9日（土）
The way he swings it and the areas
The way he swings it and the areas he bowls in, he puts the batsman in a lot of trouble. If he plays like this more regularly, we will see his potential shine for India.“He was really lethal with the new ball,” Kohli said at the post-match presentation.“He’s got a lot of skill and talent,” Kohli said. Chahar’s strikes reduced the hosts to 14-3 inside the first four overs and West Indies could never recover sufficiently and managed 146-6 in their 20 overs.Playing only his second Twenty20 international, Chahar posted figures of 3-1-4-3 to leave Windies reeling in the third match of the series. “It’s about winning and finishing games like these and gaining confidence, which he wants to do as well.
India then rode on an unbeaten 42-ball 65 from wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant and captain Kohli’s 59 to reach their target with five balls to spare.Pant has used his chances well in the test format and hit a century in an Oval test last year while also smashing an unbeaten 159 against Australia in Sydney in January but scored nought and four in the first two T20s. (Photo: AFP) Deepak Chahar’s new ball skills are comparable to that of an experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar, India captain Virat Kohli said after the rookie seamer’s match-winning opening spell against West Indies on Tuesday.”Chahar’s strikes reduced the hosts to 14-3 inside the first four overs and West Indies could never recover sufficiently and managed 146-6 in their 20 overs.
It’s about giving him a bit more space to ease himself into international cricket and not putting too much pressure because of the way he’s played in the IPL.The 38-year-old Dhoni is sitting out India’s tour to discharge his responsibilities as an honorary colonel in the Territorial Army, a reservist force that draws on civilians who can do short stints to assist the military.“At the international level, you need to tackle pressure differently and play yourself into the whole set-up.Pant, 21, has pu squishy keychain toys Manufacturer been long earmarked as the successor to long-serving wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who is a veteran of 350 one-dayers and is widely considered as the best ‘finisher’ in contemporary cricket.Chahar has played a lone ODI and made the Indian squad on the back of a strong 2019 season in the Indian Premier League T20 tournament during which he finished third on the list of wicket-takers with 22 wickets. He has come a long way since he started.Playing only his second Twenty20 international, Chahar posted figures of 3-1-4-3 to leave West Indies reeling in the third and final match of the series in Guyana which India won by seven wickets to complete a 3-0 sweep.”
With the new ball, his skills are right up there (with Kumar’s), swinging it both ways and getting a lot with the new ball in any conditions, and that has been his USP in the IPL as well.Kumar, 29, is renowned for his ability to swing the new ball in both directions and has played 21 tests, 111 one-dayers and 40 T20 matches for India
India then rode on an unbeaten 42-ball 65 from wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant and captain Kohli’s 59 to reach their target with five balls to spare.Pant has used his chances well in the test format and hit a century in an Oval test last year while also smashing an unbeaten 159 against Australia in Sydney in January but scored nought and four in the first two T20s. (Photo: AFP) Deepak Chahar’s new ball skills are comparable to that of an experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar, India captain Virat Kohli said after the rookie seamer’s match-winning opening spell against West Indies on Tuesday.”Chahar’s strikes reduced the hosts to 14-3 inside the first four overs and West Indies could never recover sufficiently and managed 146-6 in their 20 overs.
It’s about giving him a bit more space to ease himself into international cricket and not putting too much pressure because of the way he’s played in the IPL.The 38-year-old Dhoni is sitting out India’s tour to discharge his responsibilities as an honorary colonel in the Territorial Army, a reservist force that draws on civilians who can do short stints to assist the military.“At the international level, you need to tackle pressure differently and play yourself into the whole set-up.Pant, 21, has pu squishy keychain toys Manufacturer
been long earmarked as the successor to long-serving wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who is a veteran of 350 one-dayers and is widely considered as the best ‘finisher’ in contemporary cricket.Chahar has played a lone ODI and made the Indian squad on the back of a strong 2019 season in the Indian Premier League T20 tournament during which he finished third on the list of wicket-takers with 22 wickets. He has come a long way since he started.Playing only his second Twenty20 international, Chahar posted figures of 3-1-4-3 to leave West Indies reeling in the third and final match of the series in Guyana which India won by seven wickets to complete a 3-0 sweep.”With the new ball, his skills are right up there (with Kumar’s), swinging it both ways and getting a lot with the new ball in any conditions, and that has been his USP in the IPL as well.Kumar, 29, is renowned for his ability to swing the new ball in both directions and has played 21 tests, 111 one-dayers and 40 T20 matches for India
