Not a bad suggestion. I am not a big fan of Rishabh Pant. But at the same time, I don't like Sanju Samson either. Both of them looks over rated to me. But Samson deserves a few matches, as he was dropped after just one opportunity. Just give him 3-4 matches. If he doesn't perform, then drop him. But it is not fair to keep him out of the playing XI, after including in the squad.

Donald Tiripano's wicket completely changed the game. Zimbabweans have a lead of 5 runs, with just 3 wickets remaining. 23 overs remaining for today and the Sri Lankan bowlers will be ecstatic right now. But they should not forget the fact that Kyle Jarvis is capable of playing long innings. They need to wrap up the Zimbabwe innings within the next 10 overs.

Very exciting match between England and Australia ongoing at the U-19 World Cup. Australia need 253 to win, and are comfortably placed at 127/2 after 25 overs. This match is a must win for both the teams, as the loser will be relegated to the plate league. Both the teams had lost their match against West Indies earlier. So far.. it looks like England will end up playing with teams such as Japan and Nigeria. 

Maxwell may add some stability to the Australian middle order, because right now they are looking very weak in that department. Players such as Alex Carey and Ashton Turner have failed miserably. And this is in stark contrast when compared to their top order, which is one of the world's best (David Warner/Aaron Finch/Steven Smith/Marnus Labuschagne).

You are right. Most of the investors have gone through a lot of heartburn as a result of the scam ICOs earlier. So you can't expect them to behave in a foolish manner now. But even then, occasionally I come across posts from users, complaining of ICO scams. In most cases, these users are noobs or inexperienced individuals. The problem with these people is that they go ahead with their investment plans, even before getting a good idea about the basics of cryptocurrency.

Well.. I have an account with that exchange and I would agree. I created the account, because HitBTC was the only exchange which would allow me to trade some of the tokens which I received from bounty campaigns. Their withdrawal fee changes slightly from time to time, depending on the network congestion. The last time I checked, it was BTC0.0015 per transaction.

Although Satoshi is the inventor of BTC, the fact about Bitcoin is that Satoshi doesn't hold any power. There is 100% decentralization with Bitcoin. That said, I don't think that either Craig Wright or Dave Kleiman has anything to do with Satoshi. If Mr. Wright was the real Satoshi, then he could have proved the same through multiple methods. Till now, he has failed to do that.

The team management won't be much bothered. I hope that it is a minor injury. The selectors have called up Prithvi Shaw and Sanju Samson. These two players had performed well for India A, against the visiting New Zealand A team. But even then, it will be difficult for either Shaw or Samson to get an automatic slot in the playing XI. That is unless Rishabh Pant gets dropped.

Well.. you can't deny the fact that John McAfee is still a big name across the industry. When he makes crazy statements such as this one, the major media outlets will cover the story. It is entirely another topic whether his prediction is believable or not. I am someone who believes that any sort of publicity (either negative or positive) is going to benefit the cryptocurrency sector.

Not just that. Even the state boards have come up with their own T20 franchise leagues. Examples are the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) and the Karnataka Premier League (KPL). And even the players participating in these tournaments are being compensated very handsomely. The IPL has brought big money in to the sport of cricket.

The win against a weak Japanese team counts for nothing. Some of the Indian bowlers improved their stats and other than that, this match was of zero significance. They won the first match against Sri Lanka, but even in that match they were facing weak opponents. I am just saying that it is too early to claim that India will win the tournament.

I am not feeling very optimistic about this year. We are almost through January, and Bitcoin is still hovering below $9K mark. Other cryptocurrencies are faring even worse. And the next block reward halving is about to commence in a few months from now. Everyone is expecting a major boost from the halving event, and if that doesn't happen we can expect the prices to go down steeply.

IPL has grown larger than the sport of cricket. Players such as Maxwell and Cummins are earning from the IPL 5 times or 10 times of what their national boards would pay for an entire year. And that too for just two months of participation. IPL has become a lifeblood for the Australian and West Indian players. For the other teams, the exposure is lower.

I am afraid that you are late by a good 3 years. This was a very viable method during 2017. Ethereum had a massive bull run, during which the exchange rates increased by 120x. A lot of the investors (many of them in their teens or early 20s) were left with huge amount of money. And some of this wealth was diverted in to the ICOs by these nouveau riche individuals. But those times are long gone.

As of now, I am holding three coins for more than 2 years. These are: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Ethereum. I have sold most of my altcoin holdings, especially those smaller tokens and shitcoins. Looking back, I have no regrets. Almost all of those shitcoins have lost their value, ever since I sold them. My only regret is with BSV. When I sold my BSV coins, the price was somewhere around BTC0.008 per coin.

I am quite skeptical about Nagarkoti. He has missed more than two years as a result of injury. At such an young age, if he is having trouble with injuries, then what will happen after a few years? The bowling coach is obviously going to ask him to change his action, which will result in a lack of pace. And if he loses his pace, then he may find it very difficult to remain competitive in the domestic circuit.

Just around 5 over remaining for today and Zimbabwe is yet to lose a wicket. Anyway, they need only 140 more to get a lead, and it looks as if this match will end up as a draw. Sri Lanka could have stepped up the scoring rate today, if they were serious about winning the match. But Mathews was batting at snail's pace. Zimbabwe playing XI has experienced players such as Ervine, Taylor and Williams. I don't expect them to collapse tomorrow.

There were issues between the two sides for quite sometime. The biggest face-off came during the 2015 world cup semi-final match against New Zealand. And in form Kyle Abbott was dropped and out of form Vernon Philander was included in the side, just to increase the number of non-white players in the side. AB de Villiers was the captain, and he was mad at this decision.

Abbott was the best bowler for South Africa during that edition of the world cup (9 wickets in 4 matches @ average of 14.4). Philander went for 8-0-52-0 in the semi-finals and South Africa lost the match. Abbott signed a Kolpak deal after a few months and said good bye to South Africa.

How this is going to work? Nowadays Bitcoin is used less as a currency or mode of payment, and used more as a speculative investment asset. How we can encourage people to spend their Bitcoins, when we ourselves are expecting that BTC will reach $100,000 or $250,000 within the next few years? Spending our coins means that we are expecting Bitcoin to go down in the market.

Oh.. so this is the reason behind his bearish predictions with Bitcoin. Poor old man lost the private keys and password to his Bitcoin wallet and is therefore jealous of those who kept their coins securely. IMO, he should leave all this bitterness aside and move on with his regular life. It is still not too late to own a few coins. And Peter Schiff is still financially sound enough to purchase a few dozen BTC at the current market prices.