ODI cricket has undergone a significant transformation, and nowhere is this more evident than in the role of opening batters. In the early years, openers were expected to play cautiously, see off the new ball, and lay a foun?dation for the middle order.

The evolution of ODI opening batting: From caution to aggression

Players like Sunil Gavaskar and Geoff Boycott epitomized this approach, often focusing on preserving wickets rather tha?n accelerating the scoring rate. However, as limited-overs cricket gained popularity, teams began to realize the importance of capitalizing on fielding restrictions in the first 15 overs.

The turning point came in the mid-1990s when Sri Lanka’s Sanath Jayasuriya and Romesh Kaluwitharana shattered conventional wisdom by attacking bowlers from ball one, a strategy that played a key role in their 1996 World Cup triumph. Their aggressive mindset forced teams ?to rethink their appro??ach, paving the way for a new breed of openers who prioritized quick starts over mere survival.

By the early 2000s, Adam Gilchrist had taken this philosophy to another level, providing Australia with blazing starts in major tournaments, including the 2003 and 2007 World Cups. Virender Sehwag followed suit for India, showing that a fearless approach could yield consistent success. Brendon McCullum further pushed t??he boundaries in the 2015 World Cup, dismantli??ng bowling attacks within the first 10 overs, making early aggression a defining characteristic of modern ODI batting.

Modern-day openers: The art of controlled aggression

While the initial wave of aggressive openers focused solely on all-out attack, the modern era has witnessed a blend of power-hitting and calculated shot selection. Players like Rohit Sharma, David Warner and Jonny Bairstow have mastered the art of building innings while?? maintaining high strike rates. Unlike the early attacking openers who relied purely on explosive starts, these batters have combined aggression with consistency, making them dominant forces in ODI cricket.  Rohit, in particular, has redefined the role of an opener with his ability to convert starts into mammoth scores, evident in his record-breaking three double centuries in ODIs.

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Sunil Gavaskar reveals his choice for the most destructive ODI opening batter

Former Indian cricketer Gavaskar has hailed Rohit as the most destructive opener in world cricket following his match-winning century against England in the second ODI in Cuttack. Facing immense pressure due to a lean patch, Rohit responded in style, smashing a breathtaking 119 off just 90 balls to lead India to a comfortable victory while chasing a stiff target of 305. His outstanding performance not only sealed the series for India but also served as a strong statement ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy, set to begin on February 19.

In his column for Sportstar, Gavaskar pointed out that Rohit’s ability to convert starts into big scores makes him one of the most feared batters in ODIs.

“Rohit is perhaps the most destructive opening batter in the one-day game, and his striking form is a vital ingredient if India is hoping to regain the Trophy that they won way back in 2013. Not many batters have hit multiple double-hundreds in this format, and Rohit is one of those rare batters who has done so,” Gavaskar wrote.

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The ICC Champions Trophy 2025, one of the most eagerly awaited cricketing events, is set to commence on February 19, marking the return of the prestigious tournament after an eight-year gap. Co-hosted by Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the competition promises high-octane action as the world’s top eigh??t teams battle fo?r the coveted title.

While most matches will be played across venues in Pakistan and the UAE, India will play all its matches in Dubai due to ongoing geopolitical considerations. The Indian team will begin its campaign with a highly anticipated clash against Bangladesh on February 20, setting the tone for an electrifying group stage. Given the contrasting playing conditions in both host nations – spin-friendly surfaces in Dubai and fast-bowler-friendly tracks in Pakistan – teams will need to strike the right balance in their squad compositions to adapt to varying challenges.

The prestige and competitive nature of the Champions Trophy

Unlike the longer ICC Cricket World Cup, the Champions Trophy is a shorter, more intense tournament, featuring only the top eight cricketing nations, which ensures that every match carries significant stakes. The compac??t format means teams cannot afford slow starts or errors, as every ??game is crucial to progressing beyond the group stage.

For teams like South Africa, who are yet to win a major ICC trophy, this tournament presents a golden opportunity to end their long-standing drought. Meanwhile, traditional powerhouses like India, Australia and England will be eager to reinforce their dominance on the global stage and add another ICC title to their illustrious histories. With only the best teams competing, the event guarantees thrilling contests, h?igh-pressure chases, and standout individual performances, ma?king it one of the most anticipated tournaments in recent years.

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David Warner picks the winner of Champions Trophy 2025

Heading into the tournament, Australia have been dealt a series of significant injury setbacks, raising concerns about their squad depth. Their captain Pat Cummins is still recovering from an ankle injury, which he sustained during the BGT, while Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out due to a hip issue. Further compounding their woes, Mitchell Marsh has been sidelined with a lower back injury, and Marcus Stoinis announced his retirement just before the tournament, leaving the t?eam without four key members from their 2023 ODI World Cup-winning squad.

Despite these setbacks, former Australian opener David Warner remains confident in th??e team’s ability to perform, emphasizing that Australia have always thrived in major tournaments.

“Australia are very good in the World Cups and Champions Trophies and in tournament play. So, the Australian team knows how to win. They know how to succeed. It doesn’t matter what players they play. The guys are all built with playing under pressure. So, I think, whoever replaces those guys would do very well and the team in general would do great as well,” Warner was quoted as saying by the India Today.

With Cummins�availability still in doubt, the Australian team management faces a tough decision in selecting a new captain for the tournament. Steve Smith and Travis Head could be considered for the leadership role, given their experience and recent form. Australia, placed in Group B alongside England, South Africa and Afghanistan, will begin their campaign with a highly anticipated clash ??against arch-rivals England on F??ebruary 22.

Also READ: Australia’s Ricky Ponting reveals his pick to ?repla?ce injured Mitch Marsh for Champions Trophy 2025

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The BBL|14 Final is set to be an exhilarating showdown as Hobart Hurricanes face off against Sydney Thunder at the Ninja Stadium ??in Hobart on Monday, January 27, 2025.

This match marks a significant moment for both tea??ms, particularly for the Hurricanes, who are vying for their first title after two previous final appearances.

Conversely, Sydney Thunder aims t??o claim their second title since last winning in BBL|05.

Team Form and Key Players

Hobart Hurricanes

The Hurricanes have demonstrated remarkable resilience this season, bouncing back from a disastrous start where they were bowled out for just 74 runs against Melbourne Renegades. Since then, they have won eight of their last nine matches, culminating in a 12-run victo??ry over Sydney Sixers in the Qualifier.

Key players include:

• Mitchell Owen: The opener has been in sensational form, scoring 344 runs at a strike rate of 191. His ability to dominate during the powerplay will be crucial.
• Tim David: Known for his explosive batting, David has contributed significantly with 254 runs and can also provide valuable overs with his bowling.
• Riley Meredith: Leading the bowling attack with 13 wickets, Meredith’s experience will be vital in high-pressure situations.

Sydney Thunder

The Thunder secured their place in the final after defeating Melbourne Stars and then overcoming Sydney Sixers in the Challenger match. They have shown tenacity and skill ??throughout the?? knockout stages.

Key players include:

• David Warner: The Thunder’s captain is the leading run-scorer of BBL|14 with 357 runs. His performance will be critical if Thunder hopes to claim victory.
• Sam Billings: A reliable middle-order batsman, Billings has consistently stepped up when needed, making him a player to watch.
• Chris Green: With an impressive economy rate of 7.05 and 12 wickets this season, Green’s bowling will be crucial in restricting the Hurricanes’ scoring opportunities.

Match Details

• Date and Time: January 27, 2025, at 7:15 pm AEDT/8:15 am GMT/1:45 pm IST
• Venue: Ninja Stadium, Hobart

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Broadcast and Live Streaming details for BBL|14

• Australia: Fox Cricket; Kayo Sports, Channel 7, 7mate and 7plus Sport
• India: Star Sports, Disney+Hotstar app and website
• Caribbean Islands: Sports Max
• USA and Canada:  Sling TV – Willow TV (sign up here)
• UK and Ireland: Sky Sports
• New Zealand: SkyGo
• South Africa: SuperSport

Also WATCH: George Garton takes a blinder to dismiss Moises Hen??riques in the? Challenger game of the BBL|14

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The Team of the Tournament for the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL) 2024-25 ha?s been announced. The eight BBL coaches have picked a special team featuring some of the top performers who shined in the competition with their supreme consistency.

David Warner to lead the special team

Two players from BBL|14 finalists, Hobart Hurricanes, have made the cut: Mitchell Owen and Tim David. Leading run-scorer Cooper Connolly from Perth Scorchers has also earned a spot in the team. Sydney Thunder’s David Warner has been named the captain of this special team, while Sam Billings takes on the wicketkeeper role. Warner, who is the second-highest run-getter in the tournament, brings his wealth of experience and leadership to the s?quad, adding extra depth to the lineup.

Notably, five out of the team’s 12 members are still in the hunt for the title in BBL|14 as the Sixers face the Thunder in their first-ever BBL finals (Challenger) Sydney derby clash at the SCG on Friday. The thrilling contest will see both teams battling for a spot in the finals, with the winner set to advance to meet the Hurricanes in the highly anticipated title showdown next Monday.

Also WATCH: Doug Warren’s ice-cold celebrati??on after dismissing Sam Billings in the Eliminator of BBL|14

BBL|14 Team of the Tournament:

• David Warner (c) â€?Sydney Thunder (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 346 | HS: 88* | AVG: 49.42 | SR: 141.42 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 3
• Mitchell Owen â€?Hobart Hurricanes (6 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 344 | HS: 101* | AVG: 38.22 | SR: 191.11 | 100s: 1 | 50s: 0
• Cooper Connolly â€?Perth Scorchers (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 351 | HS: 66 | AVG: 50.14 | SR: 131.46 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 2
• Marcus Stoinis â€?Melbourne Stars (4 votes)
  Matches: 11 | Runs: 311 | HS: 62 | AVG: 28.27 | SR: 124.40 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 1
• Sam Billings (wk) â€?Sydney Thunder (3 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 209 | HS: 72 | AVG: 16.12 | SR: 129.81 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 1
• Glenn Maxwell â€?Melbourne Stars (5 votes)
  Matches: 9 | Runs: 325 | HS: 90 | AVG: 54.16 | SR: 186.78 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 3
• Tim David â€?Hobart Hurricanes (6 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 254 | HS: 68* | AVG: 42.33 | SR: 177.62 | 100s: 0 | 50s: 2
• Ben Dwarshuis â€?Sydney Sixers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Runs: 116 | Wickets: 14 | BBI: 4/32 | AVG: 22.64 | Eco: 8.76
• Tom Rogers â€?Melbourne Renegades (8 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 16 | BBI: 3/22 | AVG: 19.12 | Eco: 8.42
• Jason Behrendorff â€?Perth Scorchers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 17 | BBI: 3/21 | AVG: 17.41 | Eco: 7.55
• Lloyd Pope â€?Adelaide Strikers (5 votes)
  Matches: 10 | Wickets: 15 | BBI: 3/21 | AVG: 21.13 | Eco: 9.05

The 12th man of this team is Jamie Overton from Adelaide Strikers. He received 3 votes for his contributions in BBL|14. While not part of the starting XI, Overton’s presence in the squad has been valuable, ?providing strong support as a backup player.

Also WATCH: Jac??k Edwards takes a blinder to dismiss Matthew Wade in BBL|14 Qualifier

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In the eliminator match of the Big Bash League (BBL) | 14 between Sydney Thunder and Melbourne Stars, fans at the Sydney Showground Stadium were treated to some unforgettable moments in the first innings of the game. Among the standout events of the game was a special celebration by Melbourne Stars spinner Doug Warren after taking the crucial wicket of Sydney Thunder’s wicketkeeper-batter Sam Billings.

Doug Warren’s ice-cold celebration

The wicket came in the 12th over of the Sydney Thunder innings. Warren, with his sharp spin, delivered a pivotal moment when he dismissed Billings for 24 runs (off 25 balls). Billings, who had been the set batter for Thunder, was crucial for his side, and his dismissal was a blow to their hopes of posting a substantial total. It was the reverse sweep that led to Billings’ downfall.

Despite making good contact with the ball, he inadvertently hit it straight to Tom Curran, stationed at deep backward point. The catch was well-executed by Curran, who took a low? catch without any fuss. Billings�departure left the Thunder reeling as the Stars celebrated their breakthrough. Billings�score included four boundaries, but it was not enough to keep him in the ??middle longer.

Here is the video:

Ice cold celebration 🥶

Doug Warren is PUMPED with this wicket of Sam Billings. #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/fJhEPRQxM1

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 22, 2025

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Tom Curran’s early strike: David Warner goes for a duck

Earlier in the match, Melbourne Stars bowler Curran made his mark in the very first over of the Thunder innings. The Stars had an ideal start when David Warner, one of the biggest threats in the Thunder lineup, was dismissed for a duck. Warner, known for his aggressive style, was caught by skipper Marcus Stoinis after?? attempting a cut shot off Curran’s delivery??.

The ball appeared to have stopped on Warner, leaving him unable to control the shot, which went straight into the hands of Stoinis at cover. The early wicket of Warner sent shockwaves through the Thunder camp, and the Stars were ecstatic to have gotten rid of such a dangerous player so quickly. It was an inspired decision from the Stars�management to have Curran bowl the first over, a move that paid?? immediate dividends.

It's a duck for David Warner!

Tom Curran strikes in the first over for the @StarsBBL. #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/V4yqLuAl3b

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 22, 2025

Curran strikes again

As the Thunder tried to recover, Curran returned to bowl in the 18th over, this time striking once more to dismiss Oliver Davies for 36 (off 35 balls). Davies had played a key role in keeping the Thunder’s innings alive with two boundaries and a six, but his departure came at a crucial juncture.

Curran bowled a clever back-of-the-hand slower ball, which dipped on a full length and completely deceived Davies. Unaware of the slower delivery, Davies went for a lofted shot but mistimed it, sending the ball straight to long-off, where Peter Handscomb made no mistake in completing the catch.

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The 37th match of Big Bash League (BBL)|14, between Sydney Sixers and Sydney Thunder at the Sydney Cricket Ground, kept fans on the edge off their seats until rain prematurely ended the game. A standout moment occurred during Thunder’s innings, just before the rain interruption, when Sixers bowler Jack Edwards delivered a stunning yorker to dismiss Thunder opener Sam Konstas.

Jack Edwards delivers a stunning yorker

The moment came in the 4th over, Edwards bowled a pinpoint yorker to Konstas, who was caught off guard and failed to bring his bat down in time. The ball sneaked through, hitting the base of the middle stump, and Konstas was clean bowl?ed. His dismissal was a crucial breakthrough for the Sixers, halting the Thunder’s momentum. Konstas walked off the field after contributing just 9 runs from 14 balls, which included 2 boundaries.

Here is the video:

How good is this yorker!

Jack Edwards knocks over Sam Konstas with a beauty. @BKTtires #GoldenMoment #BBL14 pic.twitter.com/OmR37UiUHF

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 17, 2025

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Match abandoned due to rain

Sydney Sixers won the toss and chose to bowl first, a decision that seemed to be paying off as they made early inroads, the Thunder had posted a score of 36/1 in 5.1 overs. Opening batter David Warner, in red-hot form this season, had been the key contributor, smashing 22* off just 14 balls, including 3 fours and a six. Warner’s aggressive start was the highlight of the Thunder’s innings until rain began to disrupt play.

After the first ball of the 6th over, ?the match was interrupted by heavy rain. Despite several inspections from the umpires, the incessant downpour showed no signs of relenting, and the game was ultimately abandoned. The disappointin??g end to what had been an exciting clash left fans at the SCG frustrated. The rain ruined what could have been a thrilling Sydney Smash, with both teams and spectators eagerly anticipating a fierce contest.

Never an easy job �😂#BBL14 pic.twitter.com/SneRhGu5g1

— KFC Big Bash League (@BBL) January 17, 2025

Playoffs scenario: Sydney Sixers and Sydney Thunder’s path to the finals

With the match being abandoned, both teams were awarded one point each, which impacted the standings in the BBL points table. The Sixers, currently second, have 14 points, while the Thunder sit just behind them in third place with 12 points. Wi?th only three matches rem??aining in the group stage, the race for the top spots is intensifying.

As things stand, the Sixers, occupying second place, are set to face the table-toppers, Hobart Hurricanes, in the Qualifier match of the tournament. On the other hand, the ??Thunder will compete in the knockout match, where they will face the team finishing in fourth place in the points table. Both teams will be looking to make the most of the remaining ??fixtures as they aim for a spot in the final and the ultimate BBL 14 title.

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Former Australian opener David Warner expressed his preference for Travis Head to open the batting for Australia in the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka, which begins on January 29, in Galle. Warner’s comments come amidst discussions about the ideal lineup for the Australian team as they prepare for challenging conditions in the subcontinent.

David Warner’s choice of openers

Warner, who has been a stalwart of Australian cricket, emphasized the importance of experience when it comes to opening the innings in Sri Lanka. He acknowledged that while Sam Konstas showcased impressive skills during his debut series against India, he lacks the experience that Head brings to the table. “In the subcontinent over the years, we’ve not had a great deal of success. What does success look like for the Australian cricket team? It’s getting off to a good start and being able to capitalize,” Warner stated as quoted by Perth Now.

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He highlighted Head’s previous performances in subcontinental conditions, noting that he has opened on five occasions in such environments, scoring 223 runs at an average of 55.75. Warner believes that this experience gives Head an edge over Konstas, who is yet to play any cricket in the subcontinent.

Despite leaning towards Head, Warner did not dismiss Konstas’ potential entirely. The young batsman made headlines with some audacious strokes during his debut innings against India, demonstrating his ability to take on bowlers like Jasprit Bumrah. However, Warner pointed out that while Konstas has shown promise, he could benefit from more experience before taking on the responsibility of opening in challenging conditions.Warner remarked, “Could Sam do that as well? He probably could. But I think with the experience that Trav’s got and the opposition probably going, ‘Wow, it’s Travis Head, we’re going to have to be on point from ball one.'”

A dual opening strategy?

In a twist to his analysis, Warner also suggested that having both Head and Konstas open together could be an exciting option. “For me, it’s about them playing their game and what they need to do and that’s basically instinct,” he said. “I think it’d be a good move if they did that (opened with Head). On the other side, it wouldn’t be a bad move if Sam opened the batting.”

This dual approach could provide Au?stralia with a dynamic opening partnership capable of capitalizing on early overs against Sri La??nkan bowlers.

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The cricketing world is abuzz with discussions around player salaries in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the Pakistan Super League (PSL) as both leagues gear up for their 2025 seasons. The IPL continues to set the bar with its staggering financial rewards, while the PSL is making significant strides to enhance its player compensation. This year, both leagues are preparing for an exciting season, but the comparison in terms of financial rewards for their top players is intriguing. Here’s an in-depth look at how the two leagues compare when it comes to compensating their crème de la crème.

IPL’s financial might

IPL continues to dominate the cricketing world with its staggering player salaries and lucrative contracts. The 2025 auction showcased the tournament’s financial prowess, with Rishabh Pant making headlines as the most expensive player in the cash-rich league’s history. Pant secured an unprecedented deal of INR 27 crore with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), surpassing all previous records.

Close on his heels was Shreyas Iyer, who was acquired by Punjab Kings (PBKS) for a remarkable INR 26.75 crore, further highlighting the league’s readiness to reward exceptional talent generously. The IPL’s massive global viewership, sponsorship deals, and broadcasting rights enable it to offer players unparalleled financial rewards, making it the most lucrative cricket league worldwide.

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PSL’s evolving player compensation structure

In contrast, the PSL operates on a draft system, emphasizing equitable distribution of talent across teams. The PSL’s highest pay grade, the Platinum category, sets its top salary at USD 300,000 for the 2025 season. Australian opener David Warner leads the pack as the most expensive player in the leagu??e this year.

Acknowledging the need to remain competitive, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has increased player salaries across categories starting with the 2025 season. Players in the Platinum category, who previously earned between USD 130,000 and USD 170,000, can now secure contracts be ranging from USD 220,000 to USD 300,000. This pay hike is a significant move aimed at attracting global stars and retaining top domestic talent, showcasing PSL’s growing ambition and its focus on building a strong brand.

List of most expensive players in IPL and PSL for 2025 season

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In a surprising turn of events, several high-profile cricketers who went unsold in the IPL 2025 auction have found new opportunities in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2025 draft held on January 13, 2025. The draft, which took place in Lahore, showcased a strong demand for players overlooked by IPL franchises, highlighting the competitive nature of the PSL?.

Unsold IPL players make their mark in PSL 2025 Draft

Despite not attracting bids during the IPL 2024 auction, players such as David Warner, Kane Williamson and Daryl Mitchell were selected in the PSL draft, signalling a shift in their fortunes. The PSL 2025 season ?is set to run from early April to late May, allowing these players to showcase their skills on a prominent platform.

Key selections

Here’s a loo??k at some notable players who transitioned from u?nsold status in the IPL to being picked in the PSL:

• Akeal Hosein – Quetta Gladiators
• Chris Jordan – Multan Sultans
• David Warner – Karachi Kings
• Finn Allen – Quetta Gladiators
• Jason Holder – Islamabad United
• Johnson Charles – Multan Sultans
• Josh Little – Multan Sultans
• Kane Williamson – Karachi Kings
• Kyle Jamieson – Quetta Gladiators
• Mark Chapman – Quetta Gladiators
• Matthew Short – Islamabad United
• Michael Bracewell – Multan Sultans
• Rassie Van Der Dussen – Islamabad United
• Riley Meredith – Islamabad United
• Sam Billings – Lahore Qalandars
• Sean Abbott – Quetta Gladiators
• Sikandar Raza – Lahore Qalandars

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PSL 2025 Draft highlights

The PSL draft lasted for seven hours and was marked by an impressive selection of international stars. The league’s organizers aimed to enhance player availability this season, especially as it overlaps with the IPL.

This year’s draft was particularly significant as it allowed franchises to fill gaps left by players who went unsold in the IPL 2025 mega auction. While Williamson’s selection by Karachi Kings marked his anticipated debut in the PSL, he notably remained unsold during both the IPL auction and the PSL draft, raising questions about his current marketability. In fact, Williamson was picked in the supplementary round by the Karachi franchise.

In contrast, David Warner, who is having a stellar run in the Big Bash League (BBL) |14, has been crowned the most expensive player of the PSL season 10 after being signed by Karachi Kings for $300,000 during the player draft in Lahore. He will reunite with former Sunrisers Hyderabad (?SRH) teammate Williamson in PSL 2025.

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