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**Sam Konstas and the Fiery Last Over: A Lesson in Test Cricket Etiquette**

The world of cricket is no stranger to high-octane moments, but the events at the close of the first day of this Test match have left fans and analysts buzzing. The game, rich in tradition and decorum, saw an unusual turn of events during the final over of the day, involving Sam Konstas, Jasprit Bumrah, and Usman Khawaja.    The Context. As the clock ticked toward the close of play, Jasprit Bumrah steamed in for the last over. Known for his precision and pace, the Indian bowler was at his fiery best. Meanwhile, Sam Konstas, at the non-striker's end, engaged in a heated exchange with Bumrah on the fifth ball of the over. What followed next was a moment of distraction that caused a seismic shift in the game.   **Khawaja’s Momentary Lapse**   Usman Khawaja, Australia’s dependable opener, was batting with poise and determination. However, the verbal spat between Konstas and Bumrah seemed to unsettle the focus in the middle. On the very next delivery—the la...
  Virat Kohli vs. Sam Konstas: The Spark That Lit Up Today’s Test Match Cricket is more than just a sport; it’s a stage where characters collide, temperaments are tested, and stories are written. In today’s thrilling Test match, the spotlight fell on two contrasting figures—Indian cricket’s fiery maestro Virat Kohli and Australia’s young debutant Sam Konstas . What unfolded was a masterclass in aggression, composure, and the essence of Test cricket itself. Virat Kohli: The Art of Commanding the Stage Virat Kohli is not just a cricketer; he is a phenomenon. Known for his unrelenting passion, he has the rare ability to turn a cricket field into his personal theatre. Today, Kohli was at his aggressive best—his every action a declaration of intent. Whether orchestrating the field placements, engaging in sharp banter with the opposition, or dominating with the bat, Kohli was a man on a mission. His aggression wasn’t chaotic; it was calculated, serving as a rallying cry for his tea...

Qno14:- Sides AB and AC and median AD of a ∆ABC are respectively proportional to sides PQ and PR and median PM of another ∆PQR۔ Show that ∆ABC ~PQR۔

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mathslab98.blogspot.com Qno14:- Sides AB and AC and median AD of a ∆ABC are respectively  proportional to sides PQ and PR and median PM of another ∆PQR۔ Show that ∆ABC ~PQR۔ Given: AB/PQ=AC/PR=AD/PM۔ and In ∆ABC, AD is the median. • BD = DC Also in ∆PQR, PM is the median. • QM= MR۔ Construction: in ∆ABC Draw DG || AC and DE || AB۔ Also in ∆PQR Draw FM || PR and HM|| PQ۔ To Prove:- ∆ABC ~ ∆PQR۔ Proof:-  Since D is the mid point of BC and DG || AC. So by Converse of Mid Point Theorem. The converse of midpoint theorem states that: "If a line segment is drawn  passing  through the midpoint of any one side of a triangle and  parallel  to another side, then this line segment  bisects  the remaining third side.  i,e DG bisects AB. => AG = BG Similarly  AE = EC Also in ∆PQR ; PF = FQ  and PH = HR Now in ∆ABC ; GD || AE and AG|| DE => Quadrilateral AGDE is a Parallelogram . Then  GE = AE ..........1. ( Opp...

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