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India vs West Indies: Virat Kohli becomes first Indian batsman to complete hat-trick of centuries in ODIs Virat Kohli achieved the feat as he strolled to his 39th century during the third ODI encounter between India and West Indies in Pune on Saturday.  Advertisement-1   Virat Kohli added another accolade to his already illustrious career as he became the first Indian cricketer to score three consecutive centuries in ODI cricket. The Indian cricket team skipper achieved the feat as he strolled to his 38th century during the third ODI encounter between India and West Indies in Pune on Saturday. 100s in most consecutive innings in a country: 5 Babar Azam in UAE, 2016-17 4 AB de Villiers in Ind, 2010-11 4 V KOHLI in Ind, 2017-18 3 Zaheer Abbas in Pak, 1982-83 3 Saeed Anwar in UAE, 1993 3 Q de Kock in SA, 2013 3 K Sangakkara in Aus, 2015 This was the fourth consecutive century for Kohli on Indian soil and it was also the fourth consecutive ce

Pro Kabaddi League 2018: U Mumba beat Patna Pirates in thriller Pradeep Narwal produced a great performance, grabbing 17 points but that was completely overshadowed by Siddharth Desai and Rohit Baliyan getting 15 and 11 points respectively for U Mumba.   U Mumba produced a comeback of monumental proportions to beat Patna pirates in a Pro Kabaddi League 2018 Inter Zone game. Pradeep Narwal produced a great performance, grabbing 17 points but that was completely overshadowed by Siddharth Desai and Rohit Baliyan getting 15 and 11 points respectively for U Mumba. Fazal Atrachali also had a great game with 6 tackle points in his 10 tackle attempts to grab the Orange Band. Pardeep Narwal is now on 699 raid points in PKL history and will get a chance to reach 700 in tomorrow’s encounter. Siddharth Desai started the match with a hand touch point as U Mumba got a great start of 2-0. Pardeep Narwal made a tremendous effort by getting Rohit Rana and Surinder

What is Leukemia?- Understanding Roman Reigns' Toughest Opponent As the world prepared for yet another Roman Reigns promo earlier this week on RAW, something really did seem quite amiss. Reigns stepped out in street clothes, addressed the WWE Universe, informed them that he's been battling leukemia for eleven years and now the disease had returned again. He relinquished the Universal Championship and stepped away to wrestle his toughest match yet. This one would be against Leukemia, otherwise defined as cancer of the blood or bone marrow. Let's take a look at the disease and understand more about it, in this article. LEUKEMIA DEFINITION  Leukemia or leukaemia is a cancer that affects the production of blood cells. It usually begins in the bone marrow and results in the creation of an abnormal number of unusual white blood cells. Why are these cells abnormal? Because they're not fully developed and are usually referred to as blasts

Paytm bank gets new CEO, Amazon delivers 'faster than same day', another Unocoin arrest Grooming products marketplace Letsshave raised an undisclosed amount of funding led by Dorco, the South Korean razor company. Dorco now holds 10 percent stake in the Chandigarh-based Letsshave. The new funds will be used to expand Letsshave's product portfolio in the online business. Sidharth S Oberoi, Founder, Letsshave said the investment will give both companies an opportunity to share unique resources and capabilities. Paytm Payments Bank has appointed Satish Kumar Gupta as its Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. The news comes exactly three months after Renu Satti resigned from the role of the bank’s CEO. According to his LinkedIn profile, Satish spent close to 32 years at the State Bank of India, serving as the Deputy General Manager in his last posti

More e-Rickshaws In India Than Battery Powered Cars In China As many as 11,000 new e-rickshaws hit the streets every month, and annual sales are expected to increase about 9 percent by 2021 An electric-vehicle revolution is gaining ground in India, and it has nothing to do with cars. The South Asian nation is home to about 1.5 million battery-powered, three-wheeled rickshaws - a fleet bigger than the total number of electric passenger cars sold in China since 2011. But while the world's largest auto market dangled significant subsidies to encourage purchases of battery-powered cars, India's e-movement hardly got a hand from the state. Rather, drivers of the ubiquitous three-wheelers weaving through crowded, smoggy streets discovered that e-rickshaws are quieter, faster, cleaner and cheaper to maintain than a traditional auto rickshaw. They also are less strenuous than cycle rickshaws, which require all-day peddling. So with more rides possible in