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South Africa’s Gerald Coetzee. In the first 2 T20Is against India, Coetzee’s pace and versatility were on full display—he bagged 4 wickets across 8 overs and scored quick-fire 42 runs.

IPL Mega Auction: Underrated Overseas Stars Who Could Spark a Bidding Frenzy

South Africa&rsquo;s Gerald Coetzee. In the first 2 T20Is against India, Coetzee&rsquo;s pace and versatility were on full display&mdash;he bagged 4 wickets across 8 overs and scored quick-fire 42 runs.

Everyone&rsquo;s talking about the top-tier names like Starc, Buttler, and Rabada, but what about the overseas stars flying just under the radar? These players may not be the hottest picks, but they&rsquo;ve got the skill sets to spark bidding wars at the IPL auction.
Gerald Coetzee
South Africa&rsquo;s Gerald Coetzee. In the first 2 T20Is against India, Coetzee&rsquo;s pace and versatility were on full display&mdash;he bagged 4 wickets across 8 overs and scored quick-fire 42 runs. Known for his raw pace and knack for contributing with the bat lower down the order, Coetzee has caught the eye of none other than Dale Steyn, who believes he&rsquo;s primed for a big payday at the IPL auction. For any franchise looking for a well-rounded, aggressive pacer, Coetzee&rsquo;s skill set makes him an exciting prospect.
Marcus Stoinis
Marcus Stoinis is no stranger to the IPL. With 96 matches, over 1,800 runs, and 43 wickets, he&rsquo;s the definition of experience. Stoinis brings game-finishing power with the bat and reliable overs with the ball, making him a versatile asset. For teams eyeing an experienced all-rounder, Stoinis could be a big get at the auction
&nbsp;Will Jacks
Next, we have Will Jacks, who made waves in his debut IPL season with RCB. Scoring 230 runs in 9 matches, including a terrific century, Jacks proved he can dominate from the top. With a fearless strike rate, he&rsquo;s built for the powerplay, bringing an explosive batting style that IPL franchises crave in a top-order batter. In addition, his part-time spin bowling could also come in handy.
Wanindu Hasaranga
After missing the previous season due to injury, Wanindu Hasaranga is set to return to the IPL. A genuine match-winner, Hasaranga has 35 wickets from 26 IPL games and is a consistent threat with the ball. His lower-order hitting only adds to his value. As a versatile all-rounder, Hasaranga is the type of player who can swing matches single-handedly, and he&rsquo;s likely to generate plenty of interest at the auction.
Rachin Ravindra
Finally, there&rsquo;s New Zealand&rsquo;s rising star, Rachin Ravindra. Known for his flexibility, Ravindra scored 222 runs last season with a strike rate of 160.87, showcasing his adaptability and aggressive style. He can bat anywhere and offers a handy bowling option in the middle overs. Ravindra&rsquo;s all-around ability makes him a potential game-changer, and his presence could give franchises an edge. &nbsp; These five players bring a mix of explosive talent, experience, and versatility. Whether it&rsquo;s Coetzee&rsquo;s fiery pace, Stoinis&rsquo; reliability, or Hasaranga&rsquo;s spin, they&rsquo;re the under-the-radar names that could turn into bidding war sensations. If you liked this breakdown, hit that like button and subscribe for more cricket insights and updates
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Swimming is an Olympic sport but you don’t have to be an athlete to reap all its benefits.  

Benefits of Swimming: why this sport is good for the heart, body and soul!

Swimming is an Olympic sport but you don&rsquo;t have to be an athlete to reap all its benefits.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Swimming benefits: why this sport is good for the heart, body and soul!

You don't have to be an athlete to reap the benefits of swimming
GFX// What makes swimming a great activity for all&nbsp;
GFX// Complete body workout&nbsp;
Engages&nbsp;every major muscle group in the body making it a full-body workout
GFX// Increases heart rate without stressing the....
GFX// Appropriate for&nbsp;nearly everyone
Safe activity for people with&nbsp;arthritis, injuries or disabilities
But you should consult your doctor before starting a new activity
GFX// Improve mental well-being
Study shows swimming can improve moods in both men &amp; women
Exercise in warm water can decrease anxiety in pregnant women
GFX// Massive calorie burner
72.5 kg person can burn 423 calories swimming for 1 hour at mod pace
Same person would burn only 314 cal walking for the same&nbsp;period

Swimming is an Olympic sport but you don&rsquo;t have to be an athlete to reap all its benefits.

Suitable for nearly all age groups, swimming is an Olympic sport but you don&rsquo;t have to be an athlete to reap all its benefits.&nbsp;&nbsp;
From the mental to the physical, there is hardly a part of your body that does not benefit from the joy of taking a dip.&nbsp;Let&rsquo;s see what makes this life-saving skill a great&nbsp;activity&nbsp;for all!&nbsp;
Complete body workout&nbsp;
Unlike many&nbsp;exercises, swimming engages every major muscle group in the body which makes it a great full-body&nbsp;workout. By including different strokes&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;same&nbsp;routine, swimming&nbsp;can&nbsp;help&nbsp;increase your heart rate without stressing your body,&nbsp;tone muscles, boost endurance and help manage your weight.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Appropriate for&nbsp;nearly everyone&nbsp;
Swimming is&nbsp;considered&nbsp;a safe movement activity for people with arthritis, certain injuries, disabilities and other illnesses that may&nbsp;otherwise&nbsp;make high-impact exercise difficult.&nbsp;While studies have proven the benefits of swimming for people in recovery, it is best to consult your doctor before diving in.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cardio-101-get-that-heart-pumping-1629801158425">Cardio 101: Get that heart pumping!</a>
Improve mental well-being&nbsp;
Water-based exercises are&nbsp;also&nbsp;great for your mental health. A study in the Perceptual and Motor Skills journal found that swimming&nbsp;regularly&nbsp;improved moods in both men and women. While exercise therapy in warm water even helped decrease anxiety for pregnant women and people with&nbsp;fibromyalgia.&nbsp;
Massive calorie burner&nbsp;
Did you know that swimming burns more calories than jogging? A person weighing&nbsp;72.5 kg can burn around 423 calories swimming at a moderate pace for one hour while he or she would only burn around 314 calories at an average&nbsp;walking speed for the same amount of time.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cycle-your-way-to-better-health-here-s-why-cycling-is-good-for-you-1625370092272">Cycle your way to better health! Here's why cycling is good for you</a>

'Pictures should speak for itself', is what Ikpreet, a Bengaluru-based&nbsp;techie feels. If you visit Ikpreet&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;Instagram,&nbsp;you will know he is a die-hard sports fanatic who not only loves sports but also brings his favorite sports moments to life.&nbsp;Ikpreet&nbsp;started off painting at a very young age, however, he&nbsp;figured out in his late twenties that he thoroughly enjoyed&nbsp;painting the defining sports moments. While he started painting these pictures randomly he soon realised that it was his calling. 'I enjoyed painting&nbsp;those&nbsp;sports moments that stayed with me, that I believed in, and those that inspired me', says Ikpreet.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;His most recent painting of 'Indiranagar ka Gunda' aka&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;is one of his favorite works. Explaining how he ended up painting it, Ikpreet&nbsp;said, 'I wanted to showcase that particular moment, this moment was so powerful that I was continuously thought about it.' Ikpreet&nbsp;not only brought that moment down on canvas but he also got the chance to gift it to 'The Wall' himself.&nbsp;Calling it an overwhelming feeling, Ikpreet&nbsp;revealed what he told Rahul&nbsp;Dravid. 'It was your first innings, and it was a typical Dravid&nbsp;shot, and I made the painting&nbsp;keeping that in mind', he said.He however feels that he does not consider it as best of his works, but the whole narrative behind the making of&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid's picture is one of the best stories.&nbsp;How much ever&nbsp;people around him praise him for the Dravid&nbsp;picture, his abstract painting of Usain&nbsp;Bolt and Viv&nbsp;Richards remains his favorite.&nbsp;Ikpreet&nbsp;says, he is now patiently waiting for a blast moment in the ongoing IPL&nbsp;that he would like to bring to life on his canvas!

Meet Ikpreet, the techie whose Indiranagar ka Gunda's painting went viral 

He codes by the day and paints in free time and his fans include Rahul Dravid and former West Indies' legend Colin Croft&nbsp;

'Pictures should speak for itself', is what Ikpreet Singh, a Bengaluru-based&nbsp;techie feels. If you visit Ikpreet&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;Instagram,&nbsp;you will know he is a die-hard sports fanatic who not only loves sports but also brings his favourite sports moments to life via colours.
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Ikpreet&nbsp;started off painting at a very young age however his&nbsp;most recent painting of 'Indiranagar ka Gunda'&nbsp;&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;is one of his favourite works. Remembering his&nbsp;earlier meeting with 'The Wall', Ikpreet called it an overwhelming feeling as he gifted him a potrait of his first Test innings for Team India.&nbsp;
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With the 14th edition of IPL finally happening in India, the 33-year-old is now waiting for an inspiration to start on another masterpiece.

Bose Sport TWS Earbuds launched in India for ₹17,990

Bose Sport truly wireless earbuds have debuted in India at ₹17,990. With focus on workouts, the earbuds feature semi in-ear design, new soft-silicone StayHear Max tips and IPX4 water-resistance.
There&rsquo;s support for Bluetooth 5.1 as well as SBC and AAC codec. They come with a total of 15 hours of battery life and can be juiced up to 2 hours of playback in 15 minutes.
The Bose Sport Earbuds will go on sale from October 13.

Bose Sport TWS Earbuds debuts in India for ₹17,990
Semi in-ear design, soft-silicone tips, IPX4 rated
Four mics, Bluetooth 5.1, AAC codec
Total 15 hours battery life, fast charging
Bose Sport Earbuds sale from Oct 13

Bose Sport truly wireless earbuds have debuted in India at ₹17,990. With focus on workouts, the earbuds feature semi in-ear design, new soft-silicone StayHear Max tips and IPX4 water-resistance.
There&rsquo;s support for Bluetooth 5.1 as well as SBC and AAC codec. They come with a total of 15 hours of battery life and can be juiced up to 2 hours of playback in 15 minutes.
The Bose Sport Earbuds will go on sale from October 13.

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