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The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) set a new Guinness World Record for the 'Largest Cricket Ball Sentence,' using 14,505 balls to form the phrase "Fifty Years of Wankhede Stadium."

Mumbai Cricket Association commemorates 50 years of Wankhede Stadium with a Guinness World Record

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) set a new Guinness World Record for the 'Largest Cricket Ball Sentence,' using 14,505 balls to form the phrase "Fifty Years of Wankhede Stadium."

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) on Thursday achieved a monumental milestone by securing the Guinness World Records title for the 'Largest Cricket Ball Sentence.'
This accomplishment was part of the celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
The record was set on the anniversary of the first-ever international match held at the stadium in 1975, when India faced the West Indies in a memorable Test match from January 23 to 29.
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MCA dedicated this extraordinary feat to the late Eknath Solkar, who scored a century in that historic match, and to other departed Mumbai players who made significant contributions to the sport.
The MCA, known for its unwavering commitment to excellence, arranged 14,505 leather cricket balls on the Wankhede Stadium field to create the sentence: "Fifty Years of Wankhede Stadium."
The record-breaking arrangement was achieved in the presence of MCA President Ajinkya Naik, alongside office-bearers and Apex Council Members. The breakdown of the balls used for each word is as follows:
<ul>
<li>FIFTY: 1,902 balls</li>
<li>YEARS: 2,831 balls</li>
<li>OF: 1,066 balls</li>
<li>WANKHEDE: 4,990 balls</li>
<li>STADIUM: 3,672 balls</li>
<li>FULL STOP (.): 44 balls</li>
<li>Total: 14,505 balls</li>
</ul>
The MCA will donate the balls used in this record to aspiring cricketers from schools, clubs, and NGOs across the city, encouraging them to be inspired by this achievement and aim for even greater milestones in their cricketing careers.
"Mumbai cricket has contributed significantly to the sport and it holds a special place in cricket's history. The city has produced some of the greatest cricketers the world has ever seen. Wankhede Stadium is the pride of Mumbai and has witnessed countless historic moments. This Guinness World Records title is a reflection of Mumbai cricket's passion, legacy, and relentless pursuit of excellence. It is also a special tribute to all the players, officials, and unsung heroes who have contributed to Mumbai's cricketing legacy," said Ajinkya Naik, President of the Mumbai Cricket Association.
In addition to this achievement, the MCA had hosted a series of events earlier to commemorate the stadium's golden jubilee. These included honoring the captains of Mumbai&rsquo;s men's and women&rsquo;s teams, the members of the Mumbai team that played the first-ever first-class match at Wankhede Stadium in 1974, and former Elected Managing Committee members.
The Sports Journalists Association of Mumbai and the association&rsquo;s groundsmen were also felicitated, with a special Polly Umrigar Health Camp and lunch organized for them in recognition of their invaluable contributions.
The grand celebrations on January 19 were attended by cricket legends such as Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Gavaskar, Ravi Shastri, Diana Edulji, Rohit Sharma, and Ajinkya Rahane, in front of a packed stadium.
The evening also featured mesmerizing performances by Ajay-Atul and Avadhoot Gupte, followed by a stunning laser show that capped off the event.

French bakers took just 10 hours to make the world's longest baguette. They have regained the Guinness World Record for making the longest baguette. Read on to know all the deets!

140m baguette! French bakers regain Guinness World Record after 5 years, distribute it among the needy

French bakers took just 10 hours to make the world's longest baguette. They have regained the Guinness World Record for making the longest baguette. Read on to know all the deets!

The French love their baguette and have regained the Guinness World Record for making the longest baguette in the world. They had lost the title in 2019 to Italy and it took them 5 years to regain it.
French bakers set a new Guinness World Record when they made a 140.5m (461ft)-long baguette in Suresnes, in the suburbs of Paris. Read on to know all the deets.
<h3>French bakers set Guinness World Record</h3>
The French bakers beat the previous record by more than 10 metres. It was made during an event for the French Confederation of Bakers and Pastry Chefs.&nbsp;
Confederation President Dominique Anract said, "A record for the longest handcrafted baguette requires true spirit and collective sportsmanship," adding, "Bread is an engine of performance, our baguette is an essential part of our gastronomic heritage."
According to Guinness rules, the iconic baguette, synonymous with French culture, must maintain a minimum thickness of 5 centimetres (just under 2 inches) throughout its length. This requirement aligns with the standard dimensions of a baguette, which typically measures around 60 centimeters in length, weighs approximately 250 grams (about half a pound), and consists solely of wheat flour, water, salt, and yeast.
<h3>How much ingredients were used?</h3>
The bakers revealed that they began kneading dough for the 152 kilogram (335 pound) delicacy &mdash; which required 90 kilos of flour, 60 litres of water, 1.2 kilos of salt and 1.2 kilos of yeast at around 3 a.m. It took them 10 hours to make.
After Guinness officials certified the effort, some of the bread was cut and handed out to interested onlookers, while the rest was distributed to the homeless.
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Danish man sets a world record for stuffing 68 matchsticks into nostrils. He set a world record for the 'most matches held in the nose.'

Danish man sets Guinness World Record for stuffing 68 matchsticks into nostrils

Danish man sets a world record for stuffing 68 matchsticks into nostrils. He set a world record for the 'most matches held in the nose.'

A Danish man has managed to bag an unusual Guinness World Record (GWR) for stuffing 68 matchsticks into his nostrils.
In a social media post, GWR wrote, "Peter von Tangen Buskov from Denmark set a world record for the 'most matches held in the nose'. He is the first person to hold this record and was required to achieve a minimum of 54 to earn it. 'Surprisingly it didn't really hurt,' Mr Buskov."
Tangen Buskov also talked about the unusual record and said, "I have fairly large nostrils and quite stretchy skin. I'm sure that helped a lot."
He said the plan for the matchstick challenge was a bit random, and that he never had the urge to insert anything in his nose, even as a child.
Buskov&nbsp;told GWR that his nostrils were at maximum capacity with 68 matches, but he also doesn't rule out the possibility of extending his record in future.&nbsp;
"I never thought I would get a record myself. I always try to look for the interesting and peculiar aspects of life. There are so many amazing things to experience, see or do, if we just stay open for it," he said.
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A Pakistani family from Larkana sets Guinness World Record with 9 family members, including parents and seven children, all born naturally on the same day, August 1.

Pakistani family sets world record for most members being born on the same day, can you guess how many?

A Pakistani family from Larkana sets Guinness World Record with 9 family members, including parents and seven children, all born naturally on the same day, August 1.

Ever came across a family that coincidentally was born on the same day? Well, if not, then this news may leave you stunned as a Pakistani family from Larkana has set Guinness World Record for the most family members born on the same day.
If you are guessing that the maximum number of family members sharing the same birthday would be less than 5, then you are wrong here as this Pakistani family of 9 consists of the father, Ameer Ali, the mother, Khudeja; and seven children aged 19-30: Sindhoo, female twins Sasui and Sapna, Aamir, Ambar, and male twins Ammar and Ahmar.&nbsp;
And, all of them were born on the same date August 1. With this, they've set a world record for the most family members born on the same day.
Guinness World Record mentioned,&nbsp;
"All the children were conceived and born naturally. None were delivered prematurely via caesarean section, nor was Khudeja&rsquo;s labour ever induced early."
The family was awarded their Guinness World Records title for this.
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A dog named Zoey has created a Guinness World Record for having the longest tongue. 

US dog creates Guinness World Records for longest tongue; watch here  

A dog named Zoey has created a Guinness World Record for having the longest tongue.&nbsp;

A labrador and German shepherd mix breed dog, named Zoey, set a Guinness World Record for the longest tongue.
Zoey is from the US state of Louisiana and has officially recorded 12.7 cm long (5 inches) tongue. Earlier, this record was held by Bisbee, whose tongue measured 9.49 centimetres.&nbsp;
Her owners, Sadie and Drew Williams got her when she was just six weeks old. The couple said Zoey is friendly with neighbours and loves fetching balls, outdoor activities, car rides and swimming.&nbsp;
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Man sets Guinness World Record for maintaining plank position for 9 hours 38 minutes and 47 seconds. 

Man holds plank position for about 10 hours; creates Guinness World Record 

Man sets Guinness World Record for maintaining plank position for 9 hours 38 minutes and 47 seconds.&nbsp;

Josef Salek from Czech Republic, has set Guinness World Record for maintaining the abdominal plank for 9 hours 38 minutes and 47 seconds.
The record was created at A V A T A R festival, at the Park Hotel in Pilsen Czech Republic on 20th May.
He has broken the record of Daniel Scali from Australia who had earlier done plank for 9 hours, 30 minutes and 1 second.
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An Indian jeweller has created a Guinness World Record by setting 50,907 diamonds in a ring. Know how long it took to manufacture and what's the cost of it. 

 Indian jeweller creates a Guinness World Record by setting 50,907 diamonds in a ring; see how it looks

An Indian jeweller has created a Guinness World Record by setting 50,907 diamonds in a ring. Know how long it took to manufacture and what's the cost of it.&nbsp;
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An Indian jeweller has created a Guinness World Record by setting 50,907 diamonds on a ring.
According to the Guinness World Records, Mumbai-based Hari Krishna Exports and HK Designs have created this unique ring which is made up of recycled gold mixed with re-purposed diamonds to create this magnificent piece of jewel.
The cost of this ring is around 6 Crores and it almost took 9 months to be completed. The ring is named Eutierria, which means becoming one with nature. The design of the ring features a sunflower and a butterfly.
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Watch: wheelchair-bound artist sets record for world's largest GPS drawing

Sujith Kumar Varghese, who has a walking disability created the GPS pattern of a wheelchair while moving on a wheelchair on a pre-planned route of 8.81 kilometres in more than 24 hours.&nbsp;

An artist from Kerala has set a Guinness World record for creating the world's largest GPS drawing.&nbsp;
Sujith Kumar Varghese, who has a walking disability, created the GPS pattern of a wheelchair while moving on one on a pre-planned route of 8.81 kilometres in more than 24 hours.&nbsp;
The video shows Sujith passing by the iconic Burj Khalifa building and Dubai mall to create a record-setting pattern.
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Watch: man breaks Guinness World Record of maximum pull-ups from a helicopter in 60 seconds


Watch: man Breaks Guinness World Record, Does 32 Pull-Ups From Helicopter In 1 Minute

Watch: man breaks Guinness World Record of maximum pull-ups in a minute

According to the Guinness World Record, the most pull-ups from a helicopter in one minute is 32, achieved by Armenian athlete Hamazasp Hloyan on November 5, 2022.

An Armenian man has created a fresh world record for the most number of pull-ups from a helicopter.
Armenian athlete Hamazasp Hloyan completed 32 pull-ups in 60 seconds in the capital city of Yerevan while hanging from a helicopter, Guinness World Record said.
The world-record body also shared the video from November 5, 2022, when Hamazas performed 32 pull-ups in a minute's time.&nbsp;
Previously, Belgian athlete Stan Bruininck had set the record for most pull-ups at 25.
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Speaking about the watch, jeweller Harshit Bansal said that his goal was clear to make a classy watch that is easy to wear.

Meerut-based jeweller creates Guinness World Record by setting 17,524 diamonds on a watch

Speaking about the watch, jeweller Harshit Bansal said that his goal was clear to make a classy watch that is easy to wear.

In record-breaking news, a Meerut-based jeweller has created Guinness World Record for setting 17,524 diamonds on a watch. The jeweller behind this marvellous job is Harshit Bansal who is the founder and CEO of Renani Jewels.&nbsp;
It took around 11 months to make this watch which is made of 17,512 white diamonds and 12 black. The watch weighs 373.03 grams and 54.70-carat diamonds have been used to make this watch.&nbsp;
The name of this watch is Srinkia which means 'the watch of good fortunes'.
Speaking about the watch, Bansal said that his goal was clear to make a classy watch that is easy to wear. Moreover, Bansal has broken the record of Hong Kong-based Aaron Shum Jewelry Ltd., who had achieved the record in December 2018 by making a watch with 15,858 diamonds.&nbsp;
Bansal had created a record earlier too in 2020 with a ring that he had made with 12,638 natural diamonds set in it.
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Couple from South Africa sets a Guinness World Record by kissing underwater for 4 minutes and 6 seconds. Watch to know more. 

Guinness World Records: Underwater kissing record set by couple; breaks record of past 13 years

Couple from South Africa sets a Guinness World Record by kissing underwater for 4 minutes and 6 seconds. Watch to know more.&nbsp;

A couple from South Africa celebrated Valentine's Day in a unique way and created a Guinness World Record. Beth Neale from South Africa and Miles Cloutier from Canada have set a Guinness World Record by kissing underwater for 4 minutes and 6 seconds in Maldives.
Neale and Cloutier are both divers and have a daughter. They said the idea of ​​making a record came to them 3 years ago and they had been practicing since then. Now, they have broken the record which was created 13 years ago and was for 3 minutes 24 seconds.
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Viral video shows a model train playing classical music for Guinness World Record, take a look. 

Guinness World Record: Model train sets record by playing 2,840 notes of classical music  

Model train sets record by playing 2,840 notes of classical music  

Viral video shows a model train playing classical music for Guinness World Record; take a look.&nbsp;

Guinness World Record recently posted a video on social media sharing a world record created by a model train.&nbsp;
Miniature Wunderland Hamburg set the record by playing over 20 classical melodies using 2,840 glasses filled with water over a track of 211-metre.&nbsp;
The video has garnered more than 1.1 million views and netizens are loving the soothing melody.&nbsp;
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S. Odelia Jasmine took just 29.85 seconds to arrange a chess set, which is now the fastest time for this activity.

Watch! Puducherry girl makes Guinness World Record for the fastest time to arrange a chess set

An Indian girl from Puducherry smashed the Guinness World Record for arranging a chess set in the fastest time.

Watch the video here

S. Odelia Jasmine took just 29.85 seconds to arrange a chess set, which is now the fastest time for this activity.

An Indian girl from Puducherry smashed the Guinness World Record for arranging a chess set in the fastest time.
S. Odelia Jasmine took just 29.85 seconds to arrange a chess set, which is now the fastest time for this activity. The previous best was 30.31 seconds by David Rush of USA.
The record was originally made on July 20, 2021, in Puducherry. Guinness World Records also shared the video on their website and social media.
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Before Musk, the previous record for personal fortune wiped out, much lower at $58.6 billion, was set by Softbank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son in 2000.

Elon Musk sets Guinness World Record for losing $182,000,000,000 of his wealth

Elon Musk sets Guinness World Record for 'greatest-ever loss of personal fortune'

Before Musk, the previous record for personal fortune wiped out, was much lower at $58.6 billion, was set by Softbank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son in 2000.

Elon Musk is back in the news, but this time it is not about Tesla or Twitter. Musk, who is no longer the world's richest person, broke the Guinness World Record for biggest loss of personal wealth in history.&nbsp;
Forbes recently estimated Musk's net worth had eroded by $183 billion in just over a year, while Bloomberg placed the estimate at $200 billion. Musk's net worth peaked in November 2021, when it reached $340 billion, according to Bloomberg estimates. But Tesla shares, responsible for most of Musk's wealth, entered a free fall last year, dropping 65% in 2022. Tesla shares' drastic fall picked up pace after Musk bought Twitter in October. Before Musk, the previous record for personal fortune wiped out, was much lower at $58.6 billion, was set by Softbank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son in 2000.

Guinness World Record shared the video on Instagram,of Syrian hairstylist, for making highest Christmas tree shape braid on woman's head. 

Guinness World Record: Syrian hairstylist sets a world record for making the highest braid

Syrian hairstylist sets a world record for making the highest braid shaped as Christmas tree

Syrian hairstylist, Dani Hiswani has set a world record by making the world's highest braid on a woman's head. Guinness World Records shared the video on Instagram where his team is seen making a 9 feet 6.5 inches high braid on a woman's head in Dubai.
The braid is shaped like a Christmas tree.The woman had to wear a helmet with 3 poles over it. Wigs and hair extensions were used to make the braid which were supported by the poles giving the braid the shape of a Christmas tree.
Dani has in the past too made a Christmas tree like hairstyle but this time he wanted to challenge himself and successfully has created a world record.
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 A couple from Argentina has set the Guinness World Record for the most body modifications, take a look!

Guinness World Records: Argentina couple sets world record for most body modifications

Argentina couple sets world record for most body modifications

A couple from Argentina has set the Guinness World Record for the most body modifications; take a look!

A married couple from Argentina, Gabriela Peralta and Victor Hugo Peralta has set the Guinness World Record for almost 100 body modifications.&nbsp;
The couple has the white part of their eyes tattooed (making their eyeballs inky black), 50 piercings, eight microdermals, 14 body implants, five dental implants, four ear expanders, two ear bolts and one forked tongue.
People are calling them the "cherubs from hell." For the couple, body modifications are the greatest symbol of artistic expression and freedom.
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Writing letters in the modern age inundated with technological gizmos seems a thing of the past.
However, a woman from Kerala has set a world record by writing the longest letter to her brother on the occasion of World Brother's Day.
Krishnapriya, who hails from Kerala's Idduki district, told Times Now she was unable to be with her younger brother Krishnaprasad and even missed his calls and texts due to her hectic work schedule.
Krishnapriya then decided to compensate for her mistake by sending a handwritten letter to her brother. 
She initially started writing on an A4 sheet but soon realised that she would be needing much more than that.
After completion, the total length of the letter stood at 434-metre and took 12 hours.
Krishnapriya said that writing the letter was not pre-planned and was a co-incidence.
Krishnapriya has now already sent a notification of her feat to the Guinness World Record and applied under the record for the longest letter ever written.

Kerala woman writes 434-m long letter weighing 5 kg to younger brother

Krishnapriya said that writing the letter was not pre-planned and was a co-incidence.

Writing letters in the modern age inundated with technological gizmos seems a thing of the past.
However, a woman from Kerala has set a world record by writing the longest letter to her brother on the occasion of World Brother's Day.
Krishnapriya, who hails from Kerala's Idduki district, told Times Now she was unable to be with her younger brother Krishnaprasad and even missed his calls and texts due to her hectic work schedule.
Krishnapriya then decided to compensate for her mistake by sending a handwritten letter to her brother.&nbsp;
She initially started writing on an A4 sheet but soon realised that she would be needing much more than that.
After completion, the total length of the letter stood at 434-metre and took her 12 hours.
Krishnapriya said that writing the letter was not pre-planned and was a co-incidence.
Krishnapriya has sent a notification of her feat to the Guinness World Record and applied under the record for the longest letter ever written.
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109 push-ups in 1 min: Indian youth sets Guinness World Record
 

109 push-ups on fingertips in 1 min: Thounaojam Niranjoy Singh of Manipur sets Guinness World Record; hailed by minister Kiren Rijiju

Thounaojam Niranjoy Singh set a Guinness World Record for performing the highest number of push-ups on fingertips in one minute.

109 push-ups in 1 min: Indian youth sets Guinness World Record

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A 24-year-old from Manipur recently set a Herculean world record. Thounaojam Niranjoy Singh set a Guinness World Record for performing the highest number of push-ups on fingertips in one minute. Singh did 109 push-ups in 60 seconds, thus breaking the old record of 105 push-ups. He was already a two-time Guinness World Record holder before he performed the latest feat. The event was organised on January 14 by Aztecs Sports in Manipur capital Imphal.
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 The world record was even hailed by Union minister Kiren Rijiju. The law minister said that it was amazing to see the unbelievable power of the young man.&nbsp; Rijiju said he was proud of the achievement.

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A 24-year-old from Manipur recently set a Herculean world record.
Thounaojam Niranjoy Singh set a Guinness World Record for performing the highest number of push-ups on fingertips in one minute.&nbsp;Singh did 109 push-ups in 60 seconds, thus breaking the old record of 105 push-ups.
 He was already a two-time Guinness World Record holder before he performed the latest feat.
 The event was organised on January 14 by Aztecs Sports in Manipur capital Imphal.
 The world record was even hailed by Union minister Kiren Rijiju.&nbsp;The law minister said that it was amazing to see the unbelievable power of the young man.&nbsp;Rijiju said he was proud of the achievement.

Man sets world record riding fastest motorised garbage bin for charity

A design engineer from the UK has set a Guinness World Record for riding the fastest motorised garbage bin.
Andy Jenning&nbsp;achieved the speed of 43mph beating a previous record of 30mph to hit the record on the motorised garbage bin fitted with an engine, seat and handle from a children's scooter.&nbsp;
Jennings designed and built the 'wheelie bin' himself to raise money for his childhood friend who slipped into a coma after an accident in 2015.&nbsp;
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UK sets world record for&nbsp;riding fastest motorised garbage bin
Beat the previous record by hitting 43mph on his 'garbage wheelie'
Built the vehicle to raise funds for his friend's treatment&nbsp;

A design engineer from the UK has set a Guinness World Record for riding the fastest motorised garbage bin.
Andy Jenning&nbsp;achieved the speed of 43mph beating a previous record of 30mph to hit the record on the motorised garbage bin fitted with an engine, seat and handle from a children's scooter.&nbsp;
Jennings designed and built the 'wheelie bin' himself to raise money for his childhood friend Ben, who slipped into a coma after an accident in 2015.&nbsp;
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