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90 to Win
An Indian man leaves his job to crack a simpler and more effective alternative to Cricket's most questionable rule- The Duckworth Lewis Method, while his wife is six months into pregnancy and a bad financial crisis is waiting to hit them.
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An Indian man leaves his job to crack a simpler and more effective alternative to Cricket's most questionable rule- The Duckworth Lewis Method, while his wife is six months into pregnancy and a bad financial crisis is waiting to hit them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ananyabrata Chakravorty, Ananyabrata Chakravorty
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Runtime:27 minutes
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