HTLS Day 2 highlights: Congress is declining at national level, says Kejriwal
'Defining a New Era' is the theme of this year's Hindustan Times Leadership Summit, which is being held virtually for the first time.
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Learn to swing the ball and the yorker: Kapil Dev
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'Will depend on batsmen,' Kapil Dev on Australia series
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They are winning matches for India: Kapil Dev on fast bowlers
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Happy for Virat but we couldn't afford: Kapil Dev on Virat's paternity leave
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'Tough for cricketers,' Kapil Dev on bio-bubble
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HTLS Day 2: Sports is for audience, says Kapil Dev on post-Covid-19 cricket situation
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Keep up the tempo in Test cricket, because Test cricket is art: Kapil Dev
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HTLS Day 2: IPL has given Indian cricket strength and benefit, says Kapil Dev
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HTLS Day 2: Watch Live
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HTLS Day 2: Session with Kapil Dev to begin shortly
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Day 1 recap: Vaccine for general public in April-May if targets met
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Day 1 recap: We decided to bet so that lives could be saved, says Adar Poonawalla
The second day of Hindustan Times Leadership Summit 2020 features former captain of Indian cricket team, Kapil Dev, in conversation with Ayaz Menon, sports writers and journalist. From post-Covid-cricket to bowlers' fitness to Virat Kohli's paternity leave, the legendary cricket touched an array of issues in the first session.
In the second session, Hindustan Times Executive Editor Kunal Pradhan spoke to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Though the session centred around the third wave of Covid-19 in Delhi, Kejriwal also talked about MCD, Congress and how he fails to understand why "liberals" are sometimes upset with him.
The virtual Summit will bring together global leaders to draw a blueprint for what lies ahead for India and the world. Live discussion will be spread over 4 weeks starting November 19, 2020; every Thursday and Friday.
The Hindustan Times Leadership Summit was launched in 2003 to enhance the level of discourse on critical issues, encourage interaction among leaders in important areas and present international quality thought- platforms aimed at solutions. The last seventeen Summits have been outstanding successes with attendance by leaders from India and across the world. The audience comprised of senior politicians, bureaucrats, diplomats, business executives, thinkers, commentators and analysts. Over the years, the Summit has become one of India’s most prestigious and eagerly awaited fora.
Learn to swing the ball and the yorker: Kapil Dev
"Swing bowling is more important that pace bowling. Those who moved the ball at pace succeeded in IPL. Bowlers need to understand pace and cross seam will not help. Learn to swing the ball and the yorker," Kapil Dev said.
'Will depend on batsmen,' Kapil Dev on Australia series
Kapil Dev says the fate of India in this series will depend on batsmen, whether they can score 300 plus.
They are winning matches for India: Kapil Dev on fast bowlers
"It felt great when Lara said he wouldn't want to face Bumrah. We have started giving more respect to these fast bowlers because they are winning matches for India. No country can give India bouncy wicket now because of our fast bowlers," said Kapil Dev.
Happy for Virat but we couldn't afford: Kapil Dev on Virat's paternity leave
"We couldn't afford to travel in those days. Sunil Gavaskar didn't see his son because he was on tour. I am happy for Virat," Kapil Dev said.
'Tough for cricketers,' Kapil Dev on bio-bubble
"It is very tough for cricketers. Majority cricketers will play for 8 to 10 years. When they come out of the bubble, it will be difficult to live the normal life," Kapil Dev said.
HTLS Day 2: Sports is for audience, says Kapil Dev on post-Covid-19 cricket situation
"Hats off to all the players, they looked so enthusiastic. They haven't played for six months. Some of them obviously looked out of shape which is okay. But sports is for audience," Kapil Dev says.
Keep up the tempo in Test cricket, because Test cricket is art: Kapil Dev
It's passion, it's art, says Kapil Dev
HTLS Day 2: IPL has given Indian cricket strength and benefit, says Kapil Dev
"The best in the world are coming and playing in the IPL. This is helping our youngsters. Don't just focus on T20 cricket. It makes money and good luck to the board and cricketers for that. Don't let go of traditional formats," Kapil Dev said.
HTLS Day 2: Session with Kapil Dev to begin shortly
The veteran cricketer will be taking about 'Defining a new era', the theme of this year's summit.
Day 1 recap: Vaccine for general public in April-May if targets met
The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine for the coronavirus disease could become available for the general public by April-May next year and is likely to cost around ₹500-600 for a dose, Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla said on Thursday. Read
Day 1 recap: We decided to bet so that lives could be saved, says Adar Poonawalla
“I felt it was my moral responsibility to take the decision then because if I didn’t, countless lives would be lost next year,” Adar Poonawalla said. Read
First published: Nov 20, 2020 17:18 IST