WORLD OF CRICKET - HALL OF FAME | Top posts of the week 02

Hello everyone,
one week of age of WORLD OF CRICKET community decided to announce every week's top post in the Community Hall of Fame. Last week a lot of posts were published in our community feed.

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From all of those, we select these five posts for the Hall of Fame showcase. Let's see the top posts of this week

#1) @saany The Dark Side In Cricket

Cricket is called the Gentlemen's Game. Yet among the hundreds of good ones some black aspects can be found. In our region, it is said, the moon also has spots. Which means that the bright moon also has spots.
Annie Lennox said, "We are not consistent. We have both these dark sides and some light as well."
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And one of the black sides of this cricket is spot-fixing. And today I will highlight the details of this spot-fixing.

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#2) @randula99 Four weirdest man of the match awards in cricket history

"Man of the Match" award in a cricket match is given to the one who played brilliantly. Maybe he or she got the highest individual runs or the one who took the most wickets. But in some games in cricket history, the man of the match award is given to strange incidents. So let's look into them.

• _{Man of the match for fielding}
• _{Man of the match for Groundsmen's effort}
• _{Man of the Match award for the whole team.}
• _{Man of the match without a run, wicket, or catch.}

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#3) @damithudaya My Favorite Bowler || Lasith Malinga

When it comes to bowling, a lot of names of legends continuously come into my mind. Murali, Vaas, Rangana Herath, Kulasekara from Sri Lanka, Brett lee, Warne, Mcgrath, Stark, Warne from Aus, Wasim Akram, Akthar, Afridi from Pak, Bumrah from India, Sakib from Bangladesh. Boy, this could take a while.

Among them I like Malinga the most. Maybe it’s because I watched him playing from the debut to retirement, or his unique style, hair, toe crushing yorkers, or crazy temper in the middle of the game.

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#4) @bright-obias International Cricket - Contest 2 | Entry by Bright-obias

My Favorite bowler in cricket is no other person than Shadab Khan of Pakistan. He was born on the 4 of October at Mainwali, Punjab Pakistan in 1998. Shadab is a cricketer that I love because of his smartness and fast learning skills. He is fit in all-round, that's both batting and bowling, but he is mainly a right-arm leg-break bowler.

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#5) @msharif Trent Boult is my favorite bowler.

If you go to the ICC website, you will see that Trent Boult is the only one in the world. Whose current point is 722, which no one could touch. Since he is a youngster and he will be able to stay in his career for more than 10 years, I hope he will be able to take this career to a much better peak and keep the dignity of Date Morning all the time.

So, that's it for this week's hall of fame. Don't worry guys, who didn't make it. Create quality posts and increase your chance of coming here.

We are thankful for all the active members with us and your great posts. Stay tuned for more updates! and Enjoy this Song and Video.

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