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If you watched the Delhi exit poll broadcasts and expected Tuesday to throw a surprise, well, it's not happening. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has pulled into an unassailable lead in counting trends. The BJP is left with around 12 seats in a 70-member assembly. Congress may draw a blank, and its leaders are speaking out. Though Delhi elections are normally three-way contests, the one held on February 8 was largely seen as a face-off between the AAP and the BJP. Arvind Kejriwal -- who will be chief minister for a third time if he wins -- touted himself as a good governance man, promised doorstep delivery of rations and offered spoken English classes and a patriotism curriculum to school students. His campaign slogan told voters, "Acche beetle paanch saal" -- five years have gone by "well". The BJP, on the other hand, didn't declare a prospective chief minister (a detail the AAP tried repeatedly to drum into voters'

TDP MP Jayadev Galla, who was protesting against the Jaganmohan Reddy government's move to pass the AP Decentralisation Bill on Monday to have 3 capital cities in Andhra Pradesh, has been arrested. Police have filed non-bailable cases filed against Jayadev Galla after he engaged in a scuffle with police and was injured during the protests in Amaravati. Galla was produced before Mangalagiri Magistrate post-midnight and was remanded to custody till January 31. Several protests, rallies, and vandalism were seen in different parts of Andhra Pradesh, particularly in Amaravati on Monday as the Jagan Reddy government passed the AP Decentralisation and Inclusive Development of All Regions Bill, 2020 amid protests by the Opposition in assembly. Top developments from Amaravati: 1.  TDP MP Jayadev Galla has been arrested after he clashed with Andhra Pradesh Police during the protests on Monday. Non-bailable cases have been filed against Jayadev Galla. He has been remanded in custody

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In the last three international matches that he has played in, KL Rahul has batted at three different batting positions and has taken two different roles, however, the wicketkeeper-batsman said he has been relishing the whole process of experimentation. KL Rahul has been in a rich vein of form since quite some time. The Karnataka batsman has scores of 102, 77, 45, 54, 47 and 80 in his last 6 international matches (T20Is and ODIs) while batting at different positions. In absence of regular opener Shikhar Dhawan, KL Rahul opened the innings with Rohit Sharma during the Sri Lanka T20Is but was moved to No. 3 position as Dhawan returned to the side in Australia ODIs. However, KL Rahul batting at No. 3 pushed down Virat Kohli to No.4 position in the ODI series opener against Australia but that did not work well for the team hence Kohli returned to his usual batting position (one down) in the 2nd ODI in Rajkot. KL Rahul, who is usually a top-order batsman, came in at  No. 5 in Rajkot  

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charismatic former India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni was on Wednesday picked as captain of ESPNCricinfo's ODI and Twenty20 teams of the decade, while Virat Kohli was named the leader in Tests. The criteria, set by the 23-member panel, for selection was a minimum of 50 Tests or six active years in the traditional format while it was 75 ODIs and 100 T20s for the limited-overs teams. Off-spinner R Ashwin sidelined since the rise of wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav, and Yuzvendra Chahal was the only other Indians to make the Test XI, which also featured England's Alastair Cook and New Zealand's Kane Williamson. Kohli scored 7202 runs in this period at an impressive average of 54.97 while Ashwin took 362 wickets at 25.36. While Kohli was the lone Indian to feature in teams across formats, his deputy Rohit Sharma (7991 runs) was also named in the ODI XI. Jasprit Bumrah found a place, alongside Kohli and Dhoni in the T20 XI, dominated by Caribbean players. As many as fiv