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You have reached a degraded version of ESPN.com because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.For a complete ESPN.com experience, please upgrade or use aESPN staff3dLockdown watchlist: 7 Days in Hell, a rare Test win in Australia and Skydiving from spaceStruggling to cope in a world without any sporting action? In our latest series, we put together a list of videos you can watch right now to fill that adrenaline pumping again. This week's picks features a rare Indian Test win in Australia and skydiving from space.

7 Days in HellThe Wimbledon 2010 first round match between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut is the kind of stuff they make 30 for 30 documentaries about. Until they do, we have 7 Days In Hell.Comedian Andy Samberg and writer Murray Miller get inspired from the longest tennis match ever and take it into a weird and hilarious direction. Samberg and Kit Harrington play Aaron Williams and Charles Poole, two tennis players locked in a never-ending battle at Wimbledon. The origin stories of the players - which include a reverse Blind Side situation, prison escapes, bad parenting and drug abuse - serve as the perfect set-up leading to the climactic 7-day finale on the Centre Court. Williams is the adopted brother of Serena and Venus Williams, making a comeback, and Poole is a child prodigy who idolises Aaron Williams.The dramatic match features interruptions caused by things like weather delays and streakers, to things like road accidents and a failed magic trick by David Copperfield.The documentary stars Serena Williams, John McEnroe and Chris Evert playing themselves, and a lot of other comedians, including Lena Dunham, Howie Mandel, and SNL alums Fred Armisen and Will Forte. Annanya JohariWatch it on Disney+Hotstar When Tests were competitive but gentlemanlyIn recent times, Jai Galagali has become a popular YouTuber thanks his Time Machine, rare footage of vintage Indian cricket.

This is a clip of the final day's play at Sydney between India and Australia in 1978. Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket had taken off, and Australia were forced to call Bob Simpson back from retirement to lead the team against Bishan Bedi's Indians.With Kapil Dev still months away from his debut, Karsan Ghavri and.Mohinder Amarnath shared the new ball.

The pace of play is leisurely, but the quality is good. Bowlers applauded batsmen for a good shot, and fielders escorted the ball to the boundary (though substitute Madan Lal didn't get that memo, around 17:55). It's a rare Test win in Australia, though, and by all accounts India should have wrapped the series at Adelaide, but fell short of what would have been a record fourth-innings chase. Watch out for the interviews at the end, with Simpson appearing in his Australia blazer.

Debayan SenWatch it on Youtube The ghost F1 lapThe best way to understand what Ayrton Senna meant to race driving worldwide is to see the 2h 43m Asif Kapadia documentary, Senna. A clip on YouTube shows a video of his 1988 Monte Carlo GP race, camera set up on his McLaren, and runs his voice in audio saying he felt like he was 'in a different dimension. The circuit for me was a tunnel and I was just going, going more and more and more.' Senna wasn't talking about the race, he was talking about his qualifying lap in an interview he gave to Canadian journalist Gerald Donaldson.The YouTube clip off the documentary certainly looks like it belongs to that out of body experience, but it doesn't. Dead effect 2 pc download. There is, in fact, no recording of that surreal qualifying lap where Senna dropped two seconds off his McLaren teammate Alain Prost, racing in an identically set-up car. The mystic lap remains part of the Senna allure but McLaren did produce an astonishing simulation complete with commentary. It was put together by Codemasters, the makers of F1 video games and commentator Murray Walker's enthusiastic voiceover. It's not the real deal, but you could be fooled.

To get a taste of Senna on the charge, there's the emotional six-odd minutes of Lap of Life - beautiful, powerful. Sharda UgraWatch it on YouTube Falling faster than the speed of soundFelix Baumgartner once jumped out of an aeroplane, wearing a wingsuit, and beat the plane in a race.

He has jumped into the world's second biggest cave. He has jumped off two of the world's tallest buildings (illegally). He has flown across the English Channel on a wingsuit (no jet pack, no engine, he glided across 34 kms at 350kmph). They all sound impossible, and look even better. And yet, they don't even come close to his greatest stunt.That's because, in 2012, Baumgartner went up into space, stepped out, looked at Earth as we have seen only from satellite pictures, and thought, 'heck, let's jump.' - Anirudh MenonWatch it on Youtube The truth behind doping in sportIn Icarus, an amateur cyclist and playwright, Bryan Fogel pedals through the rickety cycling testing system in the wake of Lance Armstrong's doping scandal.

To uncover its facilitators, Fogel, the director of this documentary, takes performance-enhancing drugs himself and tries to dodge detection in preparation for an amateur cycle race. It's only the starting point for graver, more morbid truths. He's led to Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, the head of Moscow's anti-doping center, who is shown to display extraordinary commitment to furthering the cause of tainted sport.

Panzer general iii scorched earth cheats. Rodchenkov goes even as far as confessing on camera that Russia's medals at the 2014 Sochi Winter Games were ill-gotten, a product of its athletes using drugs to fudge performances. In that edition of the Games, Russia topped the medals tally with 29 medals, 11 of them gold. Rodchenkov is only a small part of a grand design. The documentary uses George Orwell's 1984 as a narrative tool and what slowly creeps up on us is the workings of a state-backed doping program with links to the highest levels of the Russian government. Susan NinanWatch it on Netflix© 2020 ESPN Internet Ventures. And are applicable to you.

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