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MI vs KKR IPL 2023, Live Score: Rohit Sharma Departs But Ishan Kishan Nears 50, MI Still On Top vs KKR | Cricket News

MI vs KKR Live Score Updates: MI will take on KKR© BCCI MI vs KKR, IPL 2023, Live Updates:Suyash Sharma has given Kolkata Knight Riders their first breakthrough as he dismissed Rohit Sharma for 20. Ishan Kishan, who is inching closer towards his fiery half-century, has been joined by Suryakumar Yadav at the crease. Mumbai Indians aim to maintain the momentum in the chase of 186 while KKR bowlers…

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I love in ahm*dabad and the empty stadiums vs the 20k prices per ticket is. 😐. Also this state doesn't have a circket culture like so many others and their aim isn't even to Develop one it's literally just to show off ://

YEAH LOL YOURE CORRECT especially about the prices, i think they released ind vs pak tickets a week before the matches driving up the prices so much?? and the black market ticket scene...god.

obviously i think ahmedabad will fill out for indian matches, but it makes no sense to have alllll the marquee matches in that one stadium. it's such a shame that wankhede and eden got neither the first or the final, when mumbai and kolkata have such great sporting culture. bangalore gets only a ind vs ned match???? that stadium is BLOCKBUSTER, it will fill out for every match even if you bring two gulley teams and play them. hyderabad, delhi, chennai (although that got a proper match imo)...all would have been better choices for the opener.

#asks #anon #crying at you censoring ahmedabad

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Intro - I am not Piku....

I am NOT Piku….

Before I start dumping all the garbage in my head onto my blogs (yeah…am planning to write a series of them!!!), I would like to put forward a disclaimer…This is my first time trying to write a blog…so please be kind….else…do what you gotta do… 😊

Let’s first talk about Piku….yeahhhh, you Bollywood freaks got it right….Piku is the main character from Shoojit Sircar’s 2015 Hindi movie ‘Piku’, played by beautiful Deepika Padukone. The movie also has great actors like Amitabh ji and Irrfan Khan (may his soul rest in peace). The story revolves around how Piku lives with her aged ailing father (Amit ji) and deals through different hilarious and emotional incidents of day-to-day life…..I will not go into more details….do watch the movie (if you haven’t yet)…it’s a very good movie!

Now coming back to me….I am, let’s say, Pooh!... Sometimes I think I am more of a ‘poo’ (eww yucksss)…Am I? Not sure…who cares!!...anyways…so I am in my thirties living with my dad, who is a patient with many issues…and that’s where I think there is a slight similarity….a veryyy teeny-tiny similarity with Piku, which makes my friends and relatives say – ‘Pooh, you are real-life Piku’ (me rolling my eyes!!!!)….no worries guys….I will walk you through various chapters of my life and let you decide…Am I a Piku?? I don’t think so….we will see! We will do an in-depth ‘gap-analysis’…shucks….the techie in me…oh yes, I am a techie by profession...

I have a younger sister, let’s call her DeeDee, who is married but lives in the same city as me (Thank God!!!). I have a younger brother, let’s say Sonu, who is currently a nomad i.e. he did his masters in Indore, then work-from-home in Kolkata (yes I am from Kolkata, India) during pandemic and now he is working-from-office in Mumbai…so you get the idea. These three people are the pillars of my life….And then there is Singh Jiju, my sister’s husband, who has been sucked into our mad family. I am sure he feels, he is in an upside-down or a downside-up (is there such a term??) world, whenever he is with us (rofl).. But as dad says, he is a saint and he kinda is! He has been our support through various ups and downs in our lives (we have had many!) in last 5years…

Now that I have introduced the main characters of my ‘saga’, I can next plan to discuss more on ‘Pooh Vs Piku’ battle in my later posts…Am I Pooh? Am I Piku? Am I Pooki? Or Am I Spooky??? I leave it onto you guys to decide….Until then, ciao!

P.S.:

1. I am going to be cent percent Factual….no Fiction…tighten your seat-belts 😊

         2. You would see lots of ‘…..’ in between my sentences. This means I am giving a ‘slight pause’, not a big pause as a comma, but somewhere between a continuous sentence and a comma. RIP English language!!!

        3. If you see some words trailing with their last characters repeated N times, it means I am literallyyyyyy screaming out those words.

        4. You would see long sentences with inappropriate or missing punctuation. This is because these are my mind’s rumblings and they have no brakes, they just keep spilling out!

        5. Read my posts with open souls and not with spectacles of an English teacher :D

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Precedent on Section 94 of Companies Act: Somnath Chatterjee & Anrs. Vs. Sharmila Shetty:

Anirudha Roy, Mr. Ratnesh Raj, Mr. Anu joy Basu, M. Mr. Srinjoy Bhattacharya… on behalf of the appellant Sakhya Sen, Mr. Regards, Mr. Ishaan Saha Mr. Joydeep Mukhopadhyay… on behalf of the other side The erudite 5th Bench of the City Civil Court, Calcutta, passed order No. 37 on March 17, 2017, in T. S. No. 306/2014, which infuriates the revisionist. The defendant in the case, who is the revisionist before this court, submitted an application under ruling VII Rule 10 of the Code, but the learned court below denied it by the contested ruling. Revisionists would contend that, in light of Section 94 of the Companies Act of 2013, the City Civil Court in Kolkata does not have territorial jurisdiction.

The proviso is the only distinction between Section 163 of the 1956 Act and Section 94 of the 2013 Act that is pertinent to this instance. The proviso gives a company the authority to keep its registers and other records, which are typically kept at the company’s cites, or registered office, as well as any other location within the same city (as required by the 1956 Act) or anywhere in India (as permitted by the 2013 Act), provided that the Board of Directors has authorized it to do so. In this regard, there are other conditions that must also be met.

The court has a pleading regarding the company’s shares being kept at its corporate office in Calcutta. The Supreme Court has settled on principles for applying Order VII Rule 10 and 11 of the Code, and there is a presumption of resolution. However, this presumption can only be rebutted during the trial. The court does not interfere with the City Civil Court’s findings to retain the suit. The revisionist’s counsel argues that Section 430 of the Companies Act, 2013 bars civil courts from entertaining suits for cause of action under the Act. The court does not interfere with the order and does not issue a cost order.

Anil Kumar Poddar vs. Bonanza Ind. Ltd. (the rights of shareholder to inspect the company register and documents):

Section 94 of the Companies Act, 2013, which corresponds to Section 163 of the Companies Act, 1956, allows members and debenture holders of a company the right to copies of its documents and registers, including annual returns. In the case of Anil Kumar Poddar v. Bonanza Industries Ltd., the Mumbai Bench of the Company Law Board dismissed an application made by a shareholder who demanded the copies of the company’s registers and records for inspection. The applicant argued that the respondent company had made false allegations against him and that the applicant’s actions were of vexatious nature and his intention was to extract money from them. The respondent company claimed that the applicant was a professional investor who acquired small shareholdings of various listed companies to create nuisance and frighten directors with criminal liability and illegally extract money. The applicant had only acquired 10 shares of the respondent company in June 2013 and had been repeatedly demanding copies of the registers and documents. The Mumbai Bench acknowledged that approximately 150 applications pending were made against various companies by the applicant and found that the information could have been easily obtained from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal.

The Company Law Board found the intention of the applicant to be mala fide and dismissed the application on April 16, 2015. The Calcutta High Court also observed that the rights of inspection of document should be exercised in good faith, taking into consideration the company’s best interests.

The Kolkata High Court has restraining applicants from exercising their rights as shareholders, leading to a shift from Kolkata to Mumbai. This decision is a result of previous judgments by the Company Law Board, which barred Anil Kumar Poddar from harassing listed companies in India. Shareholders own the corporation, including all records and property, while the corporation acts as their agent. The intention was to facilitate transparency and good interest, but some individuals take advantage of this right, demanding registers, documents, and costly gifts. Companies face difficulties in accepting vexatious claims, as shareholders have rights while companies have no rights. Companies can follow the Anil Kumar Poddar v. Bonanza Industries case and ask shareholders to obtain necessary information from their company website or MCA website. The decision sends a strong message of good corporate governance and serves as a warning to shareholders who harass companies with mala fide intent.

The Kolkata High Court has restraining applicants from exercising their rights as shareholders, leading to a shift from Kolkata to Mumbai. This decision is reminiscent of previous judgments by the Company Law Board, which barred Anil Kumar Poddar from harassing listed companies in India. Shareholders own the corporation and have the right to information about its management, while the corporation acts as their agent. However, some individuals take advantage of this right, demanding registers and documents, disrupting meetings, and demanding costly gifts or money. Companies often accept these requests and act upon them, as shareholders are vested with such rights while companies have no rights. To avoid such vexatious shareholders, companies should digitize records and use e-governance to access information on company websites. Companies should also investigate the motives of shareholders seeking inspections and copies of records and seek clarification from the Company Law Board if an ulterior motive appears. The Companies Act, 2013 should have added a definition for shareholders with a minimum number of shares before exercising the right to inspect documents. The judgment has the potential to impact corporate governance by deterring frivolous and mala fide applicants and ensuring that inspections of physical records and registers are only used in exceptional circumstances where the MCA and company’s website do not provide all necessary information. By doing so, companies can avoid wastage of time and ensure good corporate governance.

#Registerkaro #Section 36 of Companies Act 2013

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'If Sourav Ganguly can't read this...': Rishabh Pant blasts KKR vs Delhi Capitals 'game-changing call' | Cricket

After bouncing back strongly with four wins from five encounters, Delhi Capitals were lethargic against Kolkata Knight Riders on Monday at the Eden Gardens. The visitors opted to bat first and could only manage 153 runs after scoring over 200 runs in their last two encounters against Gujarat Giants and Mumbai Indians. Rishabh Pant, wicket keeper and captain of Delhi Capitals looks on during the…

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Desert Heat, Global Beats: The International League T20 Explodes in 2024!

Witness cricketing fireworks illuminate the night as global superstars clash in the KheloStar International League T20 2024! Six dynamic franchises battle for glory on Indian soil, unleashing sixes, captivating spins, and nail-biting finishes. Don't miss a single roar – the KIL T20 is where cricket meets passion!

Get ready for the biggest cricketing extravaganza to ever hit India! The KheloStar International League T20 2024 arrives in all its fiery glory, promising six weeks of non-stop action, electrifying matches, and star-studded battles under the dazzling Indian sun. Six powerhouse franchises – Mumbai Tigers, Delhi Gladiators, Chennai Super Kings, Bangalore Challengers, Kolkata Knights, and Punjab Warriors – prepare to unleash their cricketing might, leaving millions of fans on the edge of their seats.

What Makes KIL T20 2024 Special?

Homegrown Heroes & Global Icons: Watch Indian cricketing superstars like Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, and Smriti Mandhana share the spotlight with international legends like Glenn Maxwell, Rashid Khan, and Ellyse Perry.

High-Voltage T20 Action: Brace yourself for sixes soaring into the night sky, cunning yorkers rattling the stumps, and last-ball finishes that leave your heart pounding.

Beyond the Game: Immerse yourself in the vibrant KIL T20 experience with interactive fan zones, electrifying live music, and cutting-edge technology that brings the game to life like never before.

Six Franchises, Six Stories: Each franchise represents the passion and spirit of its Indian city, weaving unique narratives of cricketing glory and fan loyalty.

Clashes You Can't Miss:

The Powerhouse Showdown: Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Tigers lock horns with Virat Kohli's Delhi Gladiators in a battle for cricketing supremacy.

Spin vs Power: Rashid Khan's mesmerizing leg-spin faces Glenn Maxwell's audacious hitting in the Chennai Super Kings vs Bangalore Challengers encounter.

City Rivalry: Kolkata Knights and Punjab Warriors go head-to-head, igniting the passion of two cricketing powerhouses.

KIL T20: More Than Just Cricket:

The KIL T20 is more than just a game; it's a celebration of India's vibrant culture, diverse communities, and unwavering love for cricket. Explore the wonders of each city, indulge in the delectable flavors of Indian cuisine, and soak in the infectious energy of a nation united by the spirit of the game.

Stay Connected & Engaged:

Download the official IL T20 app, follow all the action on social media, and join the passionate cricket community. Share your predictions, cheer for your favorite teams, and be a part of the biggest cricketing carnival of the year.

The KheloStar International League T20 2024 is not just a tournament; it's a declaration of cricketing passion on Indian soil. So, paint your face in your team's colors, raise your voice in support, and get ready to witness history in the making!

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*Miraj Cinemas Receives Phenomenal Response for Advance Ticket Booking of World Cup Final: India vs Australia*

Now experience the WC Finale Live on the bigggg screens across 30 multiplexes in 23 cities!

Miraj Cinemas, India's third-largest and fastest-growing national multiplex chain, is delighted to announce the overwhelming response to the advance ticket booking for the much-anticipated World Cup Final match between India and Australia, scheduled for 19th November at 12 PM onwards.

In the midst of India’s winning streak, Mr Amit Sharma, Managing Director, Miraj Entertainment Limited, said, “This World Cup is destined to be India’s triumph, and we’re gearing up for an extraordinary celebration! We are bringing a stadium-like experience right into your neighbourhoods, reimagined in an unparalleled cinematic format. We’ve curated exclusive food and beverage combos to elevate your enjoyment to new heights.”

“But wait, there’s more! We’ve transformed the cricketing excitement into a visual spectacle with captivating on-ground decorations and activations. Imagine stepping into a mini turf, adding an extra layer of thrill to the entire experience, designed specifically to captivate and engage our audience. As the anticipation builds, we’re thrilled to announce that 70-80 percent of the tickets have already found their homes. Initially, we had 21 locations, and now, we’re lighting up approximately 30 locations across around 23 cities. The response has been overwhelming, prompting us to spice things up even further by considering the addition of more screens. So, gear up because Miraj Cinemas isn’t just bringing you cricket; we’re delivering an unforgettable celebration, a symphony of sports, entertainment, and a touch of cinematic magic. This isn’t just a game; it’s a blockbuster experience, and you’re invited to be front and center for the cricketing extravaganza of the year!” he further added.

Miraj Cinemas is set to elevate your cricket-watching experience into a grand spectacle. The World Cup final match will be screened live at selected Miraj Cinemas, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Kolkata, Surat, Ahmedabad, Indore, Balaghat, Jaipur, Jodhpur, Nathdwara, Ranchi, Akola, Amravati, Chandrapur, Hisar, Sonipat, Abohar, Gurdaspur, Hoshiarpur and a few more cites.

Embark on an adventurous journey with Miraj Cinemas as we invite you to be part of the cricketing celebration and witness the Finale of the World Cup, where every moment unfolds in all its glory. Cricket isn't just a game; it's a profound sentiment for India, weaving the threads of passion, unity, and pride.

Join us in experiencing the heartfelt emotions on the big screen, surrounded by the warmth of fellow cricket enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to be part of this unique connection that goes beyond the boundaries of the pitch. For more details, including screening schedules and ticket prices, follow our official social media handles or visit our website at www.mirajcinemas.com. Let's come together to celebrate the spirit of cricket because, for India, cricket is more than just a game—it's a feeling that unites us all.

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Get ready for a week of exciting sports matches!

Get ready for an adrenaline-packed weekend as the world of sports delivers a thrilling lineup of events. From cricket's high-stakes ICC World Cup semi-finals to heated clashes in football's Premier League and beyond, there's something for every sports enthusiast. Not to be outdone, the NBA season is off to an electrifying start. So, clear your schedules and prepare for a rollercoaster ride of sporting excitement! Cricket - ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Semi-Finals: The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 is in full swing, with the semi-finals just around the corner. The top four teams from the league stage will qualify for the semi-finals, where they will battle it out for a place in the final. The tournament has been full of exciting matches, and it is sure to come down to the wire in the knockout stages. - South Africa vs Afghanistan: Friday, November 10, 2023, at 14:30 PM, Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad - Australia vs Bangladesh: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 11:00 AM BDT, MCA International Stadium, Pune - England vs Pakistan: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 14:30 PM BDT, Eden Gardens, Kolkata - India vs Netherlands: Sunday, November 12, 2023, at 14:30 PM BDT, M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru - 1st Place vs 4th Place (Semi-Final 1): Wednesday, November 15, 2023, at 14:30 PM BDT, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai - 2nd Place vs 3rd Place (Semi-Final 2): Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 14:30 PM BDT, Eden Gardens, Kolkata Football The Premier League is heating up, with the top teams vying for position at the top of the table. Arsenal is currently in first place, but they are closely followed by Manchester City and Manchester United. Liverpool is also in the mix, and they will be looking to make a strong push for the title in the second half of the season. - Ligue 1: PSG vs Remis, Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 16:00 GMT, Stade Auguste-Delaune II - Premier League:- Arsenal vs Burnley: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 12:30 GMT, Emirates Stadium - Luton vs Man Utd: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 15:00 GMT, Old Trafford - Man City vs Chelsea: Sunday, November 12, 2023, at 16:30 GMT, Stamford Bridge - Liverpool vs Brentford: Sunday, November 12, 2023, at 14:00 GMT, Anfield - La Liga: - Real Madrid vs Valencia: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 15:15 GMT, Santiago Bernabéu - Barcelona vs Alaves: Sunday, November 12, 2023, at 15:15 GMT, Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys Basketball The NBA season is underway, and the teams are starting to find their footing. The Boston Celtics are the early favorites to win the championship, but there are a number of other teams that could make a run. The Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers are always contenders, and the Milwaukee Bucks are looking to bounce back from their disappointing performance last season. - Magic vs Hawks: Friday, November 10, 2023, at 8:30 AM, Mexico City Arena - Wizards vs Hornets: Saturday, November 11, 2023, at 6:00 AM, Capital One Arena - Magic vs Bucks: Sunday, November 12, 2023, at 5:00 AM, Amway Center - Nets vs Wizards: Monday, November 13, 2023, at 2:00 AM, Barclays Center So mark your calendars and get ready for a week of non-stop sports action! Read the full article

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The Epic Battle: England vs India Cricket Rivalry Unveiled

Cricket, often termed the gentlemen’s game, finds itself steeped in intense rivalries that echo through stadiums and continents. One of the most enduring and passionate of these rivalries is the clash between England and India, two cricketing powerhouses whose encounters have created unforgettable moments in the annals of the sport. The roots of this fierce rivalry can be traced back to the early 20th century when India was still under British colonial rule. Cricket became more than just a sport; it became a battleground where colonial narratives collided with the aspiration for freedom. As India gained independence in 1947, the rivalry only intensified, fueled by historical complexities and the competitive spirit of the game. Over the years, this rivalry has produced cricketing legends, iconic matches, and unforgettable moments. The sight of Sachin Tendulkar facing off against English bowlers, or James Anderson’s lethal swing troubling Indian batsmen, has become etched in the memories of fans on both sides of the border. From historic test matches at Lord’s to high-octane T20 clashes in Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium, the Eng vs Ind rivalry has given cricket enthusiasts some of the most thrilling moments in the sport's history. What makes this rivalry even more intriguing is the diverse playing styles and strategies each team brings to the pitch. England’s swing and seam bowling, coupled with India’s spin wizardry, create a clash of tactics and techniques that keeps fans on the edge of their seats. The rivalry has not only defined the cricketing landscapes of both nations but also fostered a deep mutual respect for each other’s skills and determination. In recent times, the rivalry has transcended boundaries, finding new battlegrounds in limited-overs cricket and global tournaments. The intensity remains, and every match between these two cricketing giants is an opportunity for players to etch their names in the history books and for fans to revel in the sheer thrill of the game. As the rivalry continues to evolve, it serves as a testament to the spirit of cricket, where skill, sportsmanship, and passion collide. The Eng vs Ind clashes are not just battles on the field; they are narratives of resilience, camaraderie, and the unwavering love for the game, reminding us why cricket is more than just a sport—it’s an emotion that unites millions in the love for the game. Check World Cup Live Score Here: Ind vs Eng 1. When did the England vs India cricket rivalry begin? The rivalry between England and India began in the early 20th century, gaining momentum as India sought independence from British colonial rule. 2. What are some memorable moments from this rivalry? Memorable moments include Sachin Tendulkar’s centuries against England, James Anderson's remarkable bowling spells, and India's historic victories on English soil. 3. Which players have made a significant impact in this rivalry? Players like Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Virat Kohli, James Anderson, and Alastair Cook have made significant contributions to this rivalry. 4. What formats do the Eng vs Ind matches include? The rivalry spans all formats, including Test matches, One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is). 5. Where are some iconic venues where Eng vs Ind matches have taken place? Iconic venues include Lord’s Cricket Ground in London, Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Eden Gardens in Kolkata, and The Oval in London. 6. How has the rivalry evolved in recent years? The rivalry has expanded to include T20Is and global tournaments like the ICC World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy, intensifying the competition between the two teams. 7. Which team has the upper hand historically? Both teams have had their moments of dominance, making the rivalry highly competitive and unpredictable. 8. What makes the Eng vs Ind rivalry unique? The diversity in playing styles, historical context, and the passion of fans from both nations make this rivalry unique and captivating. 9. How do players from both teams view this rivalry? Players from both England and India view this rivalry with great respect, recognizing the talent and determination each team brings to the field. 10. Is the Eng vs Ind rivalry limited to the cricket field? While the rivalry is intense on the field, players from both teams often share mutual respect and camaraderie off the field, showcasing the spirit of sportsmanship. 11. What is the significance of this rivalry in the context of cricket history? The Eng vs Ind rivalry holds immense historical significance as it reflects the evolution of cricket, from colonial times to the global spectacle it is today. 12. How do fans from both nations celebrate this rivalry? Fans engage in friendly banter, passionate discussions, and celebrations, making the matches between England and India memorable events in the cricketing calendar. 13. Are there any upcoming Eng vs Ind matches to look forward to? Fans can anticipate thrilling encounters in upcoming series and international tournaments, continuing the legacy of this enduring rivalry. 14. How has the rivalry influenced cricketing strategies and techniques? The rivalry has influenced the way teams approach matches, leading to the development of innovative strategies and techniques to outsmart the opposition. Read the full article

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PBKS vs MI, IPL 2024: Mumbai Indians look for first away win against Punjab Kings

Punjab Kings will look to make the most of home comforts when they take on Mumbai Indians in their third consecutive Indian Premier League (IPL) match at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium here on Thursday. Also Read | IPL 2024: Rajasthan Royals record run-chase to beat Kolkata Knight Riders by two wickets Despite two straight defeats, the Kings will seek a revival of the…

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28 April, 2019

"Aadvi!" SRK called out as Aadvika got out of her cab. 

"Sir." she greeted.

"I almost thought that you were going to ditch the match." He said as he held her hands and took her inside the hotel. 

"Sir, I wanted to say something." she urged making SRK stop in his tracks.

"Go on." 

"Sir, it's just--" she hesitated a bit. SRK softly smiled at her. 

"Speak Aadvi."

"It's just I am a huge fan of MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma. So can I support MI instead of KKR?" SRK looked at her amused.

"Fine but don't cry when my team wins." Aadvi smiled at his words. 

"If they win." she cockily said. SRK chuckled at her words and guided her towards the room where the team was waiting for her.

"Guys," SRK called, making all the players look at him. "This is Aadvika, my co-star."

Aadvika could see a look of recognition on everyone's face. 

"Aadvika this is Dinesh Karthik, captain of the team."  One by one SRK introduced her to the team players. 

"And this is Shubman Gill." SRK said as Aadvi and Shubman shook hands. Their gaze lingered on each other for a moment too long.

"I know you." she said staring at his face. 

"You do?"

"U-19 India vs Pakistan, 102 not out?" 

"That would be me." Gill smiled at her. 

"You still want to support MI?" SRK questioned her. She turned to look at him.

"Yes." 

"You won't be supporting us on the stands?" Shubman couldn't help but ask.

"No, she won't." SRK answered for her. "Because she thinks that we don't stand a chance in front of her Rohit." 

"We will prove you wrong." Dinesh said with confidence.

"We'll see." she arrogantly said. 

"Sir, allow me." SRK nodded at her, allowing her to leave the room. She was walking through the lobby when she heard someone call out her name. Aadvika turned around and saw Shubman standing behind her.

"Aadvika," he began. "Are you free right now?" Aadvika contemplated for a bit.

"Yes." Shubman smiled at her. "That's great. Would like to look around the hotel with me?" 

Aadvika gave Shubman a look that basically screamed 'I-know-what-you-are-doing' but nevertheless agreed.

"So you have watched my U-19 match?" he tried to make a conversation with her.

"Hmm." she hummed.

"What did you think about me?" 

"You were quite good in the match. I mean you single-handedly made the Indian team win." Shubman smiled at her words. They walked for a few minutes with a comfortable silence engulfing them.

"Will you leave Kolkata next week with ShahRukh sir?" he enquired.

"No." Aadvika stared at the paintings on the wall of the lobby. "I'll be leaving for Mumbai tomorrow morning."

"And do what in Mumbai?" he asked as they walked next to the pool.

"I don't know, maybe try to fulfill my dream of being a rebel child." she muttered under her breath. Shubman sighed at her.

"I remember my days of rebel. Partying, sleeping around, it seems life a far etched dream to me now." Aadvika couldn't help but scoff at his words.

"Why don't you just say it?"

"Say what?" Shubman looked at her bewildered.

"That you want to sleep with me." Aadvika looked directly in his eyes. Being 5'9" was a great help now.

"Even though you look smoking hot in this kurta and jeans, what makes you think that I want to sleep with you?" he questioned as he leaned against the wall.

"I don't know, maybe because you have checking me out ever since you have seen me but just so you know Gill, I am not that easy to get." 

"Why do you think I made the effort of talking to you?" Shubman perked his brow. Aadvika snorted at his words.

"You seriously think that making this awkward conversation will get me on your bed?" 

"What do you want me to do?" Aadvika thought for a moment. 

"If you win today's match then I am all yours." Shubman laughed at her words.

"Oh darling, I will advise you to keep yourself ready for the night." 

"We'll see about that Gill." she challenged.

"Of course we will." he smirked at her and left.  Aadvika looked at his disappearing figure. She took out her phone from her purse and called her best friend, Aditi.

"Aads!" Aditi greeted. "How are you and how's Kolkata?"

"Well, I am miserable and Kolkata--" she looked around to see children and families playing in the pool. "well, Kolkata is beautiful."

"That's great. When are you coming back?" Aditi questioned. Aadvika could hear the faint whistle of pressure cooker in the background.

"By tomorrow evening." Aadvika sat on the bench kept nearby. She stayed a silent for a minute.

"Aditi promise me you won't yell or freak out." Aditi tensed at her words.

"What is it Aads?"

"Just promise me." Aditi repeated her words.

"I-I okay, I promise." 

"I am going to sleep with Shubman Gill tonight." 

"WHAT THE FUCK?!" Aditi yelled.

"You promised me Aditi." Aadvika reminded.

"You are going to sleep as in really 'sleep' with him?"

"Yup." Aadvika confirmed.

"Have you gone mad Aadvika ? That boy is known for sleeping around."

"Who cares Aditi. It's not like I am going to marry him or something. It's just a one night stand which may or may not happen." Aditi pulled a chair from her dining table and sat down.

"Give me the full details, Aads." Aadvika narrated her the whole conversation between her and Shubman.

"You have gone mad." was the first thing that left Aditi's mouth. 

"I am not mad Aditi. I am eighteen years old, I can hook up with whoever I want to, it's not like I am the only one. Even you did the same thing."

"I hooked up with my boyfriend." Aditi corrected. "And do you even know what it is to hook up with a cricketer?" 

"You are the one to talk." Aadvika retorted.

"Ishan and I are different, Aadvika." Aditi sighed. "Look, hooking up is not wrong but the man you are hooking up with, is."

"The man who happens to be your boyfriend's bestfriend." Aadvika reminded.

"Exactly." Aditi pointed out. "He is Ishan's bestfriend which is why I know him quiet well. He has a habit of kiss and tell. If you hook up with him, he won't mind boasting about it to everyone which will be not good for your career, given your sanskari image."

"I can hook up and still be sanskari." Aditi let out an irritated sigh at her words.

"How are you sure that he will hook up with you? I mean you have challenged him to win the match first." Aditi questioned.

"KKR will win the match today."

"How are you so sure?" 

"The confidence in his eyes spoke volumes." Aadvika said as she thought about his eyes. 

"Are you sure about it Aads?" Aditi once again questioned.

"I am." Aadvika confidently said.

"Fine, just make sure his phone is switched off and there no cameras in the room." Aadvika smiled at her best friend's words.

"I will."

"Good." Aditi looked back at the clock in her room. "It's almost lunch time now."

"Go and eat your lunch, I'll call you after landing tomorrow."

"I love you Aads." Aditi said.

"I love you too." Aadvika cut the call and went back to her room, desperately waiting for the night to arrive.

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