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Lunar Eclipse 2019: Witness this coincidence happening after 149 years Lunar Eclipse 2019: July 16 and 17 will witness the partial lunar eclipse in India and some other parts of the globe. In year 2019 this lunar eclipse will be the last one. NASA said on its website that partial lunar eclipse is a part of Moon comes under the Earth's shadow. This will be the last lunar eclipse of year 2019.  Lunar Eclipse 2019 Timing People of India can watch lunar eclipse starting from 12.13 am on 17 July 2019. It will reach maximum eclipse at 3:00 am but it will transit into a partial lunar eclipse at 1.31 am. After that, this will enter into penumbral lunar eclipse after the partial lunar eclipse ends at 4.29 am.  This will end at 5.47 am. As a whole it will be active for 5 hours and 34 minutes while the partial lunar eclipse will be running for a total duration of 2 hours and 58 minutes. A special coincidence after 149 years This year’s lunar eclipse is also important becau

England win maiden World Cup title after Super Over drama HIGHLIGHTS England beat New Zealand in a Super Over after a thrilling final ended in a tie Morgan's side finished on 241 all out in pursuit of NZ's 241-8 The final came down to a six-ball Super Over for each team Both sides finished on 15 so England won due to a tie-break rule because they hit the most boundaries LONDON: England won the World Cup for the first time as they beat New Zealand in a Super Over after a nerve-shredding final ended in a tie at Lord's on Sunday. Scorecard After Eoin Morgan's side finished on 241 all out in pursuit of New Zealand's 241-8, the final came down to a six-ball shootout for each team. England's Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler took 15 off Trent Boult's over. While England celebrated, it was another heart-breaking loss for New Zealand, who also finished as runners-up in the previous World Cup in 2015 after losing to Australia in the final

New Zealand Cricketer Calls Out Indian Fans For Profiteering From World Cup Final Tickets as Prices Touch Rs 14 Lakh India’s unexpected dismissal at the World Cup has given rise to a logistical impasse ahead of the finals at Lord’s on July 14, as it is expected to be once again dominated by Indians who purchased majority of the tickets – leaving practically none for other cricket fans. Despite their team hurtling out of the tournament after registering an astonishing defeat against New Zealand, Indians, who had planned their trips months in advance, have decided to throng the ‘Mecca of Cricket’ to watch England take on the Kiwis Many expected that Indian fans would be selling off their tickets, which they have bought in anticipation of Virat Kohli and his team playing the final. However, instead of reselling their tickets through the official ICC website, fans have resorted to alternatives such as S​tubHub and Viagogo, where tickets are being sold for more than £16,000 -- t