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Los fans de Dragon Ball en España están de enhorabuena. Tanto es así, que el canal Comedy Central ya ha reestrenado la serie anime original con Goku de pequeño sin ningún tipo de censura y con escenas inéditas. Así lo ha compartido desde dicha plataforma, compartiendo un simpático clip de vídeo en el que detallan las novedades de una versión nunca antes vista. Y es que en su momento, Dragon Ball, como muchas otras series y películas, llegó censurada a nuestro país, omitiendo sangre, imágenes de tono erótico, palabras como “matar” o algunas armas de fuego.
Manchester City have left the title race door open for Liverpool after dropping points against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Monday night.
In the world of cricket, the tussle to steal a quick run can bring in all sorts of possibilities into play. Run-out, overthrows, a great effort in the field and much more. Each run helps in rotating the strike and keeps the scoreboard ticking. But there are times when trying to get to the end can lead to hilarious circumstances. A similar occurrence took place during a European Cricket match that had everyone in splits. In a video shared on Twitter, the batter at the non-striker's end starts sprinting for a run, but he forgets to take into account a very important aspect -- the ball was yet to be bowled.
We're a couple of days away from the new AFL season and everyone from teams to fans and pundits are getting pretty excited for the start of proceedings.
Mitchell Starc was on top of his game as his spell of three for 29 saw Australia bowl out Pakistan for a paltry of 148 in the first innings on Day 3 of the ongoing second Test at the National Stadium in Karachi. However, Starc's "blazing yorker" which got the better of Fawad Alam hogged all the limelight on a day dominated by the Australian bowlers. The delivery was clocked at 145kph and Alam was completely beaten by the pace as the ball tailed in and crashed into his pads.
Aston Villa saw their three-match winning streak ended by West Ham United on Sunday.