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Cricket is a game of innovations where bowlers and batsmen come up with new ways to outwit each other. From 'switch hits' to 'scoops', over the years batsmen have changed the game with out-of-the-box shots but bowlers have had little scope of doing anything similar with the rules not permitting them. Recently, Uttar Pradesh's left-arm spinner Shiva Singh, playing in a CK Nayudu Trophy match, tried to Shiva Singh did a full 360 degree twirl in his run-up, just before his delivery during a match between Bengal and Uttar Pradesh in Kalyani. But to the frustration of the bowler and other Uttar Pradesh players, umpire Vinod Seshan signalled 'dead ball'. What are your thoughts on Shiva Singhs 360 delivery in the CK Nayudu Trophy game against Bengal ? Shiva Singh's unconventional delivery quickly went viral on Twitter with former India spinner Bishan Singh Bedi calling it "weird". Weirdo...!! Have a close look..!! However, some fans were left scratching their heads over the exact rule and whether or not Shiva Singh's delivery was fair or not. This is not in the spirit of the game!!— steve dampf snr (@DampfSnr) The ball delivered is a legal delivery because his action is clean so why umpire stopped him that's not fair— AryanSingh(@Iamaryan1410) Looks legal.. Whats wrong with the delivery?— Raja (@rajasethu18) Love it! I want to learn the 360 degree action. But what's the verdict is it a fair or unfair delivery? Shiva Singh was called for a dead ball for "distracting the batsman". ...

Shiva Singh Quick Info Height 5 ft 9 in Weight 65 kg Date of Birth October 16, 1999 Zodiac Sign Libra Eye Color Dark Brown Shiva Singh is an Indian professional cricketer who was a part of the Indian squad that won the 2018 edition of the ICC (International Cricket Council) Under-19 Cricket World Cup. It was the country’s 4th such title, making it the most successful team in the competition’s history – Australia and India were tied at 3 titles each before this tournament. Shiva played all 6 of India’s matches in this tournament and even though he did not bag any dismissals in the first 4 of those matches, he scalped 2 wickets in India’s massive 203-run win over Pakistan in the semi-final. He also picked up 2 wickets in India’s 8-wicket demolition of Australia in the final. In the Indian domestic circuit, he has turned out for his home state of Uttar Pradesh (2018-19-Present) across all 3 formats. Born Name Shiva Singh Nick Name Shiva Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in December 2018 (Sportstar / Instagram) Sun Sign Libra Born Place Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India Residence Uttar Pradesh, India Nationality Occupation Professional Cricketer Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in January 2018 (The Week / Instagram) Family • Father– Ajit Singh (Businessman, Former Cricketer) Batting Right-Handed Bowling Slow Left-Arm Orthodox Role Bowler Build Athletic Height 5 ft 9 in or 175 cm Weight 65 kg or 143.5 lbs Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in November 2020 (D...

The story of Capt Shiva Singh Chauhan: What it takes to be the only woman army officer serving in Siachen Captain Shiva Singh Chauhan is making history as she becomes the first Indian Army officer to be deployed in Siachen. She had to undergo arduous training – ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills – to serve on the frozen battlefield, where temperatures can drop to minus Ain’t no mountain high enough for Captain Shiva Singh Chauhan. Meet the Indian Army’s first woman officer, who is operationally deployed in Chauhan belongs to the Leh-based Fire and Fury Corps, which handles some of the most sensitive frontiers and battlefields, including the areas of Western and Eastern Ladakh. The Corps tweeted a picture of the young officer, saying this was “breaking the glass ceiling”. Captain Shiva Chauhan underwent rigorous training that included ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills. Image courtesy: Indian Army The arduous training The captain was inducted to the Siachen Glacier on 2 January. The Fire and Fury Corp said that Chauhan was deployed after “arduous training”. This included endurance training, ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills at the Siachen Battle School. She trained along with other officers and men from the Indian Army. (Source: Indian Army) — ANI (@ANI) “In spite of various challenges, Captain Shiva with unflinching commitment completed the training,” the army said in a s...

• Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) • Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) • Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window) • Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) • Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) • His bowling action on the third day of a CK Nayudu Trophy match between Bengal and Uttar Pradesh in Kalyani has created quite a stir. During Bengal’s second innings, Shiva jogged in and completed a 360-degree turn before delivering the ball. It was then followed by a drama as umpire Vinod Seshan promptly signalled dead ball. Not surprisingly, the bowlers as well as his teammates were left bemused. Shiva Singh in his bowling action (Credits: Screengrab) Later, Shiva said that it was not the first time he bowled like that and also revealed the conversation with the umpire. “I use different variations in one-dayers and T20s so I thought of doing the same because the Bengal batsmen were developing a partnership,” Shiva told ESPNcricinfo. “The umpires said dead ball, so I asked “why are you calling it a dead ball?” “I delivered this 360-degree ball against Kerala in the Vijay Hazare Trophy as well, where it was fine. Batsman always go for the reverse-sweep or the switch-hit against bowlers. But when bowlers do something like this it’s deemed a dead ball.” Weirdo…!! Have a close look..!! — Bishan Bedi (@BishanBedi) Well, the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), which lays down...

Ruturaj Gaikwad had a message for Shiva Singh(BCCI) A day later, Gaikwad was on the verge of achieving another record – of becoming the only batter to score consecutive double centuries in limited-overs cricket – but missed it when he top-edged Riyan Parag to miss the feat 32 runs. As he now gears up for the final, Gaikwad rated his double century higher than the one he played against Assam and added that he wasn't too disappointed on missing out a second successive double ton. Also Read - 'After 5th six, only one person crossed my mind and that was...': Gaikwad recalls India legend after 7 sixes in an over "No disrespect to Assam bowlers but UP was a far better and all-round attack. And we had lost two early wickets and it was my first comeback game after the injury and our first knockout game, so there was much more pressure so I would rate the innings against UP higher," Gaikwad told Sportstar. "I wasn't disappointed at all. In fact, I was in such a zone that I didn't even realise I had crossed 150 and didn't even raise the bat, so missing out on a double hundred is not a big deal at all." Gaikwad then turned his attention to Shiva, the bowler he smoked for 43 runs in the over. The Maharashtra captain mentioned that he wanted to go and have a word with Shiva after the match but couldn't. However, had he gotten the opportunity to do so, here is how he would have consoled the youngster after his forgettable outing. "He must have been understandably dejected but all I woul...

Dead-balling Shiva Singh's 360-degree twirl surest way of killing initiative of bowlers with innovative bent of mind Shiva Singh is driving cricket experts worldwide to distraction with his mind-blowing variation of run-up. Former Test stars, umpires and even the MCC have reached for rule book and interpretations to ascertain whether the lad’s bizarre delivery stride is legit. A 19-year-old Indian bowler is driving cricket experts worldwide to distraction with his mind-blowing variation of run-up. Former Test stars, umpires and even the MCC, which is in charge of the games rules, have reached for rule book and interpretations to ascertain whether the lad’s bizarre delivery stride is legit. Uttar Pradesh bowler Shiva Singh’s extraordinary delivery stride was captured on tape during his side’s Under-23 CK Nayudu Trophy match against hosts Bengal at Kalyani. It would have gone unnoticed but for a tweet from former Test star Bishen Singh Bedi. The legendary left-arm spinner Bedi, whose bowling action was clean as a whistle, on Wednesday posted a video of the ball delivered by the teenage lad with an accompanying tweet: "Weirdo! Have a close look!" ECB supports BCCI getting 38.5% of ICC earnings in proposed model ICC planning to introduce cap on overseas players in T20 leagues to safeguard international cricket It was a wacky sight alright! The left arm spinner — part of Rahul Dravid-coached, Prithvi Shaw-led India that won the Under-19 World Cup earlier this year — was operati...

NEW DELHI: Surely left-arm spin legend The match happened in Kalyani; and as soon as Shiva turned while switching the ball from his left to right and back to left hand delivering round the wicket, the umpire declared it a dead ball, even though the batsman defended seemingly unperturbed. Watch Video

Shiva Singh Quick Info Height 5 ft 9 in Weight 65 kg Date of Birth October 16, 1999 Zodiac Sign Libra Eye Color Dark Brown Shiva Singh is an Indian professional cricketer who was a part of the Indian squad that won the 2018 edition of the ICC (International Cricket Council) Under-19 Cricket World Cup. It was the country’s 4th such title, making it the most successful team in the competition’s history – Australia and India were tied at 3 titles each before this tournament. Shiva played all 6 of India’s matches in this tournament and even though he did not bag any dismissals in the first 4 of those matches, he scalped 2 wickets in India’s massive 203-run win over Pakistan in the semi-final. He also picked up 2 wickets in India’s 8-wicket demolition of Australia in the final. In the Indian domestic circuit, he has turned out for his home state of Uttar Pradesh (2018-19-Present) across all 3 formats. Born Name Shiva Singh Nick Name Shiva Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in December 2018 (Sportstar / Instagram) Sun Sign Libra Born Place Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, India Residence Uttar Pradesh, India Nationality Occupation Professional Cricketer Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in January 2018 (The Week / Instagram) Family • Father– Ajit Singh (Businessman, Former Cricketer) Batting Right-Handed Bowling Slow Left-Arm Orthodox Role Bowler Build Athletic Height 5 ft 9 in or 175 cm Weight 65 kg or 143.5 lbs Shiva Singh as seen in an Instagram Post in November 2020 (D...

Cricket is a game of innovations where bowlers and batsmen come up with new ways to outwit each other. From 'switch hits' to 'scoops', over the years batsmen have changed the game with out-of-the-box shots but bowlers have had little scope of doing anything similar with the rules not permitting them. Recently, Uttar Pradesh's left-arm spinner Shiva Singh, playing in a CK Nayudu Trophy match, tried to Shiva Singh did a full 360 degree twirl in his run-up, just before his delivery during a match between Bengal and Uttar Pradesh in Kalyani. But to the frustration of the bowler and other Uttar Pradesh players, umpire Vinod Seshan signalled 'dead ball'. What are your thoughts on Shiva Singhs 360 delivery in the CK Nayudu Trophy game against Bengal ? Shiva Singh's unconventional delivery quickly went viral on Twitter with former India spinner Bishan Singh Bedi calling it "weird". Weirdo...!! Have a close look..!! However, some fans were left scratching their heads over the exact rule and whether or not Shiva Singh's delivery was fair or not. This is not in the spirit of the game!!— steve dampf snr (@DampfSnr) The ball delivered is a legal delivery because his action is clean so why umpire stopped him that's not fair— AryanSingh(@Iamaryan1410) Looks legal.. Whats wrong with the delivery?— Raja (@rajasethu18) Love it! I want to learn the 360 degree action. But what's the verdict is it a fair or unfair delivery? Shiva Singh was called for a dead ball for "distracting the batsman". ...

The story of Capt Shiva Singh Chauhan: What it takes to be the only woman army officer serving in Siachen Captain Shiva Singh Chauhan is making history as she becomes the first Indian Army officer to be deployed in Siachen. She had to undergo arduous training – ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills – to serve on the frozen battlefield, where temperatures can drop to minus Ain’t no mountain high enough for Captain Shiva Singh Chauhan. Meet the Indian Army’s first woman officer, who is operationally deployed in Chauhan belongs to the Leh-based Fire and Fury Corps, which handles some of the most sensitive frontiers and battlefields, including the areas of Western and Eastern Ladakh. The Corps tweeted a picture of the young officer, saying this was “breaking the glass ceiling”. Captain Shiva Chauhan underwent rigorous training that included ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills. Image courtesy: Indian Army The arduous training The captain was inducted to the Siachen Glacier on 2 January. The Fire and Fury Corp said that Chauhan was deployed after “arduous training”. This included endurance training, ice-wall climbing, avalanche and crevasse rescue and survival drills at the Siachen Battle School. She trained along with other officers and men from the Indian Army. (Source: Indian Army) — ANI (@ANI) “In spite of various challenges, Captain Shiva with unflinching commitment completed the training,” the army said in a s...