Adaptive Layout mode for the Hamburger Menu.An embedded Hamburger Menu ( AccordionControl).
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The FluentDesignForm is a Windows 10-inspired form that features: You can also display custom buttons next to the tabs when required.Īs the XtraForm descendant, the Tabbed Form fully supports DevExpress skins and Look and Feel mechanism. The Tabbed Form allows you to implement the tabbed UI, in which tabs are embedded in the form’s title bar. And certainly, the RibbonForms as well as their XtraForm predecessors fully support DevExpress skins and other look&feel settings. Forms of this type share their title bars with Ribbons, creating a solid form layout and saving form space. If you choose to build a Ribbon-based application UI, the RibbonForm is here to replace the bars-oriented XtraForm. The Ribbon Control introduces the Ribbon UI, which serves as a replacement for the traditional toolbar menu system. Has a variable title bar height and can hide its caption. Refer to the Menu Entries document to learn more about design-time settings.Īn extended version of the XtraForm that can display bar items directly in its title bar. XtraForm can also be skinned differently at design time and runtime. This allows the XtraForm to deliver a unified appearance for your entire application. A Form’s background, borders and title bar - all become skin-able elements. XtraForm is a replacement of a traditional form that fully supports the DevExpress skinning feature. Notably, there have been just two four-wicket hauls by spinners at the venue since 2016, and the landmark has been achieved by two Asians - Ashwin and Wanindu Hasaranga.This document lists various types of DevExpress forms, which are the main visual elements of any WinForms application. Ashwin has also proved his batting prowess in whites, scoring 2755 runs which include 11 half-centuries and five hundred.Īshwin, who needs nine more wickets to complete 300 Test wickets under Kohli's captaincy, has a four-wicket haul in Centurion where pacers dominate the proceedings. “It’s the memories that matter so I want to have some special memories going forward in the next 3-4 years."Īmong active Test cricketers, Ashwin is currently the third-highest wicket-taker after England's fast bowling duo of Stuart Broad (524) and James Anderson (632). Ever since Rahul Bhai has taken over, he’s kept saying how many wickets you take, how many runs you make in 10 years, you won’t remember them,” Ashwin had said. These are milestones that are constantly kept on the tab, it’s wonderful. Anil Kumble (84 wickets) and Javagal Srinath (64 wickets) are the top two Indian names on the list.Īfter surpassing Harbhajan on the list, Ashwin had weighed in on creating memories instead of keeping a tab on personal milestones and records. He needs eight more to surpass Harbhajan, who has 60 to his name. With 53 plucks, Ashwin is currently fourth among Indian bowlers with most Test wickets against South Africa. He also jumped past Pakistan's fast bowling great Wasim Akram (414).ĪLSO READ: Bumrah closing in on huge milestone Shami 5 strikes away from joining Kapil, Zaheer, Srinath in elite listĪshwin now has a chance to surpass Harbhajan again. The lanky off-spinner then removed Tom Latham to get his 418th Test wicket. He moved level with Harbhajan when he took the wicket of New Zealand opener Will Young towards the end of Day 4 in the Kanpur Test. Last month against New Zealand, Ashwin moved past Harbhajan Singh to become India's third-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket. He can also overtake Dale Steyn in the all-time Test wicket-takers list if he picks up 12 wickets across the three Tests in South Africa. Overall, Ashwin is also on the verge of surpassing Sir Richard Hadley (431 wickets) and Rangana Herath (433 wickets). Kapil played 131 Test matches for India and bagged 23 five-wicket hauls to finish with 434 scalps. The Tamil Nadu spinner is just eight shy of climbing his way up in the record books. The fastest Indian bowler to reach 400 Test wickets, Ashwin has a chance to become India's second-highest wicket-taker in the longest format of the sport.Īnil Kumble currently heads the list with 619 Test scalps, followed by Kapil Dev (434) and Ashwin (427). The senior India off-spinner will be seen in action when India square off against South Africa in the three-match Test series, starting December 26 with the Boxing Day Test and followed by matches in Cape Town and Johannesburg.Īt present, the 35-year-old Ashwin has 427 Test wickets under his belt in 81 matches including 30 fifers and seven 10-wicket hauls, and he has a chance to go past legendary Kapil Dev in South Africa. Ravichandran Ashwin is on the cusp of adding another feather to his already illustrious Test hat.
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