Brazilian greatest Footballer Pele

Pelé is the first soccer player to achieve massive international acclaim. His name is regularly mentioned today, more than a quarter century after his retirement.
Apart from his popularity, Pelé's life story is the ultimate soccer dream. He began as a poor boy from the slums in Tres Coracoes, Brazil but earned fame and fortune through his talent on the pitch. Pelé's father, Dondinho, was very influential in his son's success. Dondinho was a former footballer and made sure to pass over his knowlege to young Pelé. This paid off and by the age of 15, Pelé was signed by Santos. His international debut followed just a year after on the 7th of July 1957 against Argentina at the legendary Maracanã stadium. Merely at the age of 17, Pelé was recruited to Brazil's World Cup squad. At World Cup 1958 in Sweden, he first gained attention after his goal against Wales which clinched Brazil to the next round. Pelé proved that he wasn't a fluke in the following match, scoring three goals on France. By the tournament's final, Brazilian coach Vicente Feola was confident in the talented 17-year old. His two goals at the 1958 World Cup final ascertained his status as a soccer superstar.
Thanks to Pelé's sensational scoring, his club Santos earned the Intercontinental Cup in 1962 and 1963.

At the 1962 World Cup in Chile, Pelé missed out most of the tournament due to an injury. Brazil still managed to win the trophy. At World Cup 1966, Pele was once again was forced to permanently leave the pitch after being ferociously tackled.
After England 1966, many began to doubt the Brazilian soccer player and his superstar status. He made a triumphant return at Mexico 1970 by dazzling audiences worldwide. This was the first World Cup broadcast in color and was shown across an unprecedented number of countries. In front of over 100,000 spectators at Azteca Stadium and millions of TV viewers, Pelé scored the first goal of the 1970 World Cup final. That opened the floodgates to Brazil's crushing 4-1 victory and reclaimed Pele as the "King of Soccer".
Later in the 1970's, Pelé was signed by the New York Cosmos in the North American Soccer League. He eventually retired as the only player with over 1000 goals in professional football. Pele was the first commercial superstar of non-commercial soccer.

David Backhum's Hairstyles Collection

David managed to stun onlookers with his fancy hairdo. The sides and back of his hairstyle are cut short for a neat finish to his edges while the top layes are jagged cut to create a textured look.

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As usual, David tunred heads with his funky hairdo. His sides and back are cut short close to the head, while the top layers are chipped for a textured finish.
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Here David has chosen a soft and simple design with a beautiful textured color. His hair has been layered right through but left a little longer around the bangs to encourage elevation at the top. This hairstyle will suit fine to medium hair types and is excellent for round and oval face shapes as it will give length to your face.

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This is a fabulous look for fine to medium hair. David's hair has been left longer at the top and sides to give the cut more texture. This design will work well on longer face shapes and will keep looking terrific with regular trims.

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Tendulkar closes in on another Lara's record

Tendulkar has now top-scored on 40 occasions in completed innings for India. Only Brian Lara is ahead of him.

Tendulkar has now been India’s highest scorer on 63 occasions in 266 innings in which he batted. Only Brian Lara has been the number 1 scorer on more occasions – 65.

This was only the fourth time that Tendulkar remained unbeaten when India were bowled out.

Tendulkar has now aggregated 661 runs in 7 innings of 6 Tests against Bangladesh at an average of 165.25. His batting average is the fifth highest by any batsman against a particular opponent.

Shahadat Hossain and Shakib Al Hasan became second and third bowler respectively for Bangladesh to claim a five-wicket haul against India. The only other bowler to do so is Naimur Rahman, who captured 6 for 132 in Bangladesh’s inaugural Test at Dhaka in 2000-01.

Shahadat Hossain (5-71) and Shakib Al Hasan (5-62) provided the first instance of two Bangladesh bowlers capturing five wickets in the same innings.

This was the 11th instance when two bowlers captured five-wicket hauls against India in the same innings. The last such occasion was way back in 1987, when Iqbal Qasim (5-48) and Tauseef Ahmed (5-54) dismissed India for 145 in their first innings of Bangalore Test.

India’s total of 243 is their lowest ever all-out against Bangladesh. Interestingly India’s previous lowest against Bangladesh was 429 at Dhaka in 2000!

India’s total is the second lowest total by any side in the first innings of match against Bangladesh after West Indies’ 237 at St.George’s in 2009.

The opening partnership of 53 runs between Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes is Bangladesh’s best against India. The pair obliterated the 48-run stand between Nafis Iqbal and Javed Omar at Chittagong MA in 2005.

The wicket of Imrul Kayes was the 150th for Zaheer Khan outside India. He became only the third Indian to do so after Anil Kumble and Kapil Dev.

Mohammad Ashraful was playing his 51st Test – most by a Bangladesh player. He was previously at level with former skipper Habibul Bashar with 50 appearances.