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Saturday, July 29, 2006

Now some REAL breaking news

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Today has been a phenomenal day for cricket newshunters. First comes the preview of ex-India coach John Wright's autobiographical book ...

Cricket buzz

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Psychiatrists and plastic surgeons of Hampshire, in no particular order, are having a tough time attending to an unprecedented number of fem...
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Thursday, July 27, 2006

5 all out

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A side in Yorkshire got themselves all out for 5 runs, all extras. These were some of the explanations on offer: "It was a very, very d...
Tuesday, July 18, 2006

The madness is here

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As speculated in the previous post the Indian ISP's are indeed blocking blogspot blogs like the one you are reading now. Amit Varma of i...

Classic sledges - and we all are having some BIG reasons to use them

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Here's a load of these sledging masterpieces painstakingly uploaded by some blessed soul on the wiki. And no sooner than I devour the s...
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The Ashes 'war' turning out to be a hoax...

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What else do you say when a team said to be harbouring a big dream finds excuses left and right to stop trying to win a Test match as early...
Friday, July 14, 2006

When Greg Chappell takes over from Marcello Lippi

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Amit Varma fantasises about the Indian cricket team playing football, World Cup ishtyle .

Brilliant buggers

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Osman Samiuddin vents out his take on all that is wrong about Pakistan cricket and also the amazing 'right's that manage to outweig...
Thursday, July 13, 2006

The impatient Crowe

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All of you must have heard of the fable where a patient crow keeps dropping pebbles one by one inside a pitcher till he succeeds in drinking...

Andr-eulogy

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'I can be replaced, everybody else can be replaced. But, at this moment in time, Fred (Flintoff) can't be replaced because we haven...
Tuesday, July 11, 2006

Now for the Strange World cup

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For those who are still in the dark about the Cricket world Cup in its 'Frankenstein 2007' avatar (like I was, until Pratik pointed ...
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Wednesday, July 05, 2006

Ask You: 03

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Sanath Jayasuriya scored 150's in consecutive ODI's [5thODi vs. England, and versus Netherlands yesterday). I cannot recall that to ...
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Tuesday, July 04, 2006

The 6-6-6 men for Australian batsmen

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Cricket funda: Hadlee's comet comes once in 29 years The only 2 bowlers to take modern Australian batsmen for breakfast, lunch and dinne...
Monday, June 26, 2006

Ask You: 02

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This is another knock at the doors of my cricket loving friends asking for more. The question would be of purely statistical significance w...
Saturday, June 24, 2006

Wanna test yer CQ?

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CQ = Cricketing Quotient Ankur Nagpal has compiled a fun cricket quiz at Caught Behind . The questions are not exactly TTP type [ T he T ou...

TAFHCA and its noble cause

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Bad hair styling has always been a necessary evil of both life as well as sport. TAFHCA - The Anti Foolish Hair Cut Association - is trying...

The truth about Ganguly conspiracy..

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...is that it is orchestrated by Fate herself! I mean, who else do you blame when two people on the fringes of national selection (and losin...

Mr. Anecdote once again: the delicate art of captaincy

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During the morning session of 2nd day’s play in the St. Kitts Test Rahul Dravid took the new ball as soon as it was due. Sreesanth, during h...
Thursday, June 22, 2006

Ask whom?

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With Steven Lynch enjoying continued success in assigning his bottomless trash-can to take care of my finest email questions I can only ask...
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Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Robin

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He was the quintessential bits and pieces man - a lower middle order power wielder with the bat who could roll his arm over adequately and f...
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