Strong Harris has more success in the World Cup in his eyes

Strong Harris has more success in the World Cup in his eyes


LEEDS, England: Babar Azam is popular for winning against New Zealand, but not many people think that this is Haris Sohail, which actually triggered the reactivation of the World Cup in Pakistan.

By defeating the fifth place, the elegant southpaw hit the 89 Cyclone and played a leading role in the 49 victories of the Pakistani team against South Africa at home. He scored 50 points for the second time in Edgbaston's game against New Zealand and won 126 games with Babar in a low-scoring game.


It is difficult to imagine that the 30-year-old is the second option in Pakistan because the administration of the team continues to favor the failed Shoaib Malik, limiting Harris to the bench after just one defeat, against the West Indies.

But Harris has no dissatisfaction.

He told reporters: "When they threw me, of course, I feel a little bad, but I only think about the team, this is to improve the team."

"When we worked for Pakistan, we had a goal: it was the best for Pakistan, so I have not changed anything, I'm playing according to the situation, but fortunately I've achieved it."

Harris rejected his impression of suddenly finding a form during the World Cup.

"The way I played in the Australian series, even when I was in good shape," Harris said.

"My role in the World Cup is slightly different, I play five points, but no matter where you hit the ball, the basics should be simple and subject to the requirements."

Harris said he could not consolidate his position in the national team due to injuries.

"Every time I participated in the competition, I never left the team because of my performance, I did a bad operation because I was working hard," he said.

Harris emphasized that the slogan of the Pakistan World Cup is to keep it simple.

"We have been very simple, we are participating in the World Cup," he said.

Saturday's game against the lower Afghans may be the easiest match for the Pakistani team, but Harris made it clear that his team would not take anything for granted.

"We will not despise Afghanistan," he said.

On hot and sunny Leeds days, Afghanistan is likely to address its rotating group Rashid Khan and young Mujeeb Ur Rehman, which may be the team's trump card at Headingley's dry ticket gate.

"They have high-quality rotators and we've seen a lot of videos trying to discover their changes," Harris said.

"We lost against Afghanistan in the warm-up match, they played very well that day, we hope to play better against cricket and win," he added.

"Every game has different pressures, there is always pressure in the World Cup, I hope we can see a good game with Afghanistan."

Harris agreed to increase the team's morale for consecutive victories against South Africa and New Zealand.

"When you lose in an important game, that victory is always important for the team," he said.

After an impressive journey in recent competitions, Babar Azam and Haris are compared to Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq.

But Harris broke the comparison.

"If we think about it, we will be under pressure, we should keep it simple, what we should do is try to provide better performance."

What makes the perfect day of the international format knock at the door?

What makes the perfect day of the international format knock at the door?


When the team entered the final stage of the finals in the semifinals of the 2019 World Cup, in the 12th edition of this four-year show, few things stand out.

Each World Cup will make the heroes, the hard throwers of the game, the gardeners who return the moments of glory and, of course, those who shake the willows, when their team needs them most, it will kill the dream.

This is no different. Career, career breakdown. But what makes this stand out is the characteristics of those who knock on the door and how they are accepted.

Knock at the door

Mahendra Singh Dhoni was heavily criticized after 61 shots against the West Indies. All social networks are hitting it. All criticism is dedicated to this coup, which is behind his 52 goals 28 against Afghanistan.

Some of the most critical roles in this World Cup have similar characteristics. A perfect example is the perseverance of Kane Williamson in South Africa. The New Zealand team hangs for 4 minutes with a score of 80. During this time, the team needs someone like Williamson to touch their skin.

The captain of the black cap took control of the game perfectly, producing 138 goals and 106 hits. What it shows is that fireworks can not save you in times of crisis. The batter must do it yourself and take it to the last ball.

Similar to the call of Babar Azam at the door of New Zealand. All these hits are in other great World Cups. However, what prevents us from getting rid of these shocks is that we pay too much attention to the proportion of their scores.

Reception

In an era in which the T20 cricket captured the imagination of the masses, games like this one are less and less. Fanatical fans want a regular of 350 points. They want to blow the ball out of the park every time. They expect to strike a fierce blow with a success rate of 200.

But if you take care of it, it's these touches that really have an impact on all the important stress games. These offices are the office that stabilizes the ship and frees the pressure in the locker room. The ability to create an impact like this separates the good hitter from the great hitter.

History shows that the best hitters are those who have the ability to fight for longer. This is what has always been hitting the ball. It is milled in the middle. Trying to smoke each ball can only take you so far. Like Dhoni and Williamson, it really captures the essence of batting.

What is the true nature of a good ODI strike?

Times are changing and the batter must change. The total number of mammoths and the big six have become the norm. Even the "longest" ODI format.

Bats become thicker and the edges become smaller. But every once in a while, when a Dhoni, or a Williamson, or a Babar, really applies to itself, it cracks in the middle and throws one of the tenacious and patient blows, we, fanatics and experts. They can say that they come very slowly, or they appreciate them a lot.

In the end, these sandy shocks encompass the true nature of the game and can make the difference between winning or losing the World Cup.

BCE names Bibic as successful Cope as CEO of 5G Push

BCE names Bibic as successful Cope as CEO of 5G Push


(Bloomberg) - When George Cope retired in January, the ECB appointed Mirko Bibic to take over as CEO of Canada's largest telecommunications company.

"The time is right for Mirko to take our company to the next level," Cope said in a statement on Friday. "From the beginning, it has been at the forefront and at the center of the successful implementation of Bell's broadband leadership strategy."

Cope, 57, has been working at the ECB for 14 years and will retire on January 5.

Bibic, 51, is currently the director of operations for the ECB, based in Montreal. Led a broad range of residential and consumer programs, including the introduction of Bell Wireless Home Internet in small cities and rural communities, Bell's accelerated prepaid technology, Bell Media launched the new Crave transmission service and future strategic planning of Bell 5G.

Under Coope's leadership, BCE expanded its wireless business and executed more than $ 15 billion ($ 11.5 billion) in investments and acquisitions, including brands such as Bell Aliant, Virgin Mobile Canada, Manitoba Telecom Services and Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment... NBA champion Toronto Raptors.

The share price of the telecommunications giant fell 0.2% to $ 59.60 at 10:27 am in Toronto. Since Cope became president and CEO on July 2, 2008, the BCE has returned a dividend of 193% to shareholders, including dividends, raising its market value to C $ 53.6 billion. In contrast, rival Telus Corp. was 271%, Rogers Communications Inc. was 169% and the S & P / TSX composite index was 61%.

According to the statement, as of the first quarter, the company achieved adjusted Ebitda growth for 54 consecutive quarters.

This movement surprised some analysts. "Some people may think that Mr. Bibic can replace Mr. Cope in 2020 or 2021, but we believe that most people think that Mr. Cope will lead the company in the 5G era of the next two years. three years, the analysis of the National Bank of Canada Adam Shine said in a report on Friday.

Shine added that Bibic is unlikely to change the focus and strategy of the ECB.

The government of Justin Trudeau continues to conduct a 5G security review, considering whether to ban Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. from entering the next generation network. If Trudeau decides to freeze Huawei, then Bell Canada and BCE Telus are the most popular Canadian television programs. Cope told BNN Bloomberg TV that the ECB will comply with government regulations, including any equipment from China Titan.

The executive added that the live content of sporting events will be the future of sports. "Video consumption is absolutely explosive," he said, adding that the company is ready to push it.

The invisible war against Russia: the USA. UU F-22 and F-35 defeated the S-300 and S-400 of Russia (who won?)

The invisible war against Russia: the USA. UU F-22 and F-35 defeated the S-300 and S-400 of Russia (who won?)


The tactical fighter aircraft of Physics must be optimized to exceed the high-frequency bands, such as the bands C, X, and Ku, which are used by fire control radars to produce high-resolution soundtracks. In industry, Air Force and Navy officials agree that once the wavelength of the frequency exceeds a certain threshold and causes a resonance effect (which generally occurs in the upper part of the S-band), the LO aircraft will suffer a "step change".

As part of Moscow's increasingly complex capabilities against access/rejection of areas (A2 / AD), Russian air defenses may seem strong, but the areas protected by these systems are far from what some analysts call a difficult bubble to reach or "iron". 穹 ".

Although stratification and integrated air defenses can effectively make a lot of airspace costs too high, in terms of personnel and supplies, using traditional fourth-generation combat attacks, such as the Boeing F / A-18E / F Super Hornet or Lockheed Martin F- 16 combat hawks, these systems have a fatal fart. Russian air defenses are still struggling to effectively use fifth-generation stealth aircraft, such as the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor or the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

(This appeared for the first time in August 2016.)

"In terms of viable air defense against opponents with the fifth generation aircraft, it is clear how Russia is trying to solve the stealth problem," said Mike Kofman, an investigative scientist who interviewed CNA in Russian military affairs. National interest. "The Russian advanced radar, several missiles, and systems capable of integrating large amounts of data to achieve stronger air defenses will increasingly divide the Western Air Force into two phases, in the future, these systems will be extended to China, Iran, and others. Like the great powers of the region, the advanced air defense systems that can penetrate and survive in high-level combat, as well as the bombing work of ISIL or its successors. "


Coffman noted that Russian-made advanced air defense systems, such as the S-300, the S-400, and the upcoming S-500 series, are equipped with systems designed to detect and track the presence of low observability (LO) aircraft. , such as F.-22 and F-35. As I said before, this is just a function of physics. The problem facing Moscow is that while the VHF, UHF, L and S bands of Russian early warning and acquisition radars can detect and even track tactical aircraft the size of a fighter, these systems do not provide tracking the quality of weapons. "Russia has invested in low-bandwidth early warning radars, some of which have some good variants, but can they use them to gather good images and process them to develop a track against low-observation aircraft?" Coffman asked

The tactical stealth aircraft of the fighter, specified by physics, must be optimized to exceed the high-frequency bands, such as the C, X and Ku bands, which are used by fire control radars to produce high-resolution soundtracks. In industry, Air Force and Navy officials agree that once the wavelength of the frequency exceeds a certain threshold and causes a resonance effect (which generally occurs in the upper part of the S-band), the LO aircraft will suffer a "step change".

Normally, this resonance effect occurs when the characteristics in the airplane (for example, the empennage) are less than eight times the wavelength of a particular frequency. In fact, stealthy small planes that do not have a size or weight limit of two feet or more of radar absorbent coating on each surface are forced to swap their optimized frequency bands. This means that tactical stealth fighters will appear on radars operating in lower frequency bands, such as some or even lower frequencies in the S or L band. Large stealth aircraft, such as the B-2 Spirit of Northrop Grumman or the next B-21, do not have many fuselage characteristics that can produce resonance effects and therefore are more effective for low-frequency radars.

For the Russians, what they continue to do is solve the problem of low observability aircraft, but Moscow has resolved that this problem is questionable. Russia's heavy investment in air defense tells us that the Kremlin believes that the main threat to its ground forces comes from the air power of the United States. Therefore, defeating furtive technology is one of Moscow's top priorities, and Coffman points out that the Kremlin has provided many resources for this.


Russia has tried many different techniques to defeat stealth technology. Among them are the attempts to build an integrated and compact air defense network, several radars that try to see the same plane from different directions, but the effect of these efforts is an unresolved problem. Coffman said: "It's great to be able to see an airplane or some of them, but getting the accuracy to be able to approach the missile with confidence to the objective is the main challenge."

Although the Russians and the Chinese have not yet solved this problem, it is clear that invisibility has become less and less advantageous over time, although acquisitions may not be cheap. In the end, Moscow will find a way to solve the problem of stealth, because the cyclical struggle between the offensive and the defense will continue indefinitely, this is only a matter of time.