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Author: CiceroCicero
Date: Sep 6, 2008 00:18
Apart from Zimbabwe, there is no country playing so badly as Bangladesh at
the moment. I hoped for a lot from them three years ago. Sadly it hasn't
happened.
And I don't think Australia has been that impressive.
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Author: StraightDriveStraightDrive
Date: Sep 4, 2008 22:57
> Cricinfo has this to say about the four players:
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> Badri Nath:
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> "and then sensing S Badrinath, who took 33 balls - edging and missing
> - to move from 1 to 2, might try to break free against him, he fired
> one full to beat the bottom-handed swipe across the line."
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> Uthappa:
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> "McGain saw Robin Uthappa being reprieved off a full delivery before
> he dropped one slightly short to get him caught by the same fielder,
> the very next ball."
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> Kaif:
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> "Kaif, the fourth-highest scorer in the last first-class season, was
> serene in his 68 not out. Cutting out his usual fidgety movements at ...
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Author: StraightDriveStraightDrive
Date: Sep 4, 2008 22:42
> who is this Mohnish Parmar? why do everyone talks about him? what is
> his speciality?
Suddenly all the geniuses like Tharaka.Suranga are crawling out of the
woodwork.
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Author: CiceroCicero
Date: Sep 2, 2008 06:01
Rodney,
Can you email me with your address? I have a few more books to offload.
Nothing very interesting I am afraid.
Cheers
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Author: MaxxMaxx
Date: Sep 2, 2008 04:20
....and possible exclusion from the squad to tour India... Does anyone
think this might Australia's way of solving the perplexing situation
that's created with Hayden's return? With Katich and Jaques doing
well in the Windies, it'd be tough drop one of them. With Symonds
gone, Katich moves down to six - problem solved. Both him and Pup can
bowl some decent part-time spin too of course, to negate missing
Symonds' bowling.
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Author: Husband of All FBI n NSA AgentsHusband of All FBI n NSA Agents
Date: Sep 1, 2008 14:46
> Let me tell all of you guys who've been spending the last few days
> amazed at all the idli-smabar smell in rsc[ :) ], we are to see
> more of the idli-sambars being served now.Perhaps they are going to be
> served along with Vada-sambar as a combo item.
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> Aside, this guy Jayaraman is one fine young cunning bastard.
> He always starts off his posts as a Indian supporter
> who has also incidentally stayed in S.India , TN to be specific
> but ends up naturally giving the views which match the idli-sambar
> logic. Like
> calling Tendulkar as Shivaji Park Bradman.
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> Let me inform his ignorant soul that you need not be from TN to show
> your idli-sambar logic, i've seen that logic being shown by
> any guy who stays in TN, Chennai to be more specific for even less
> than
> a year.I don't know what is it in Chennai that converts a guy ...
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Author: CiceroCicero
Date: Aug 31, 2008 07:16
For his stature within the team- now a respected player- his behaviour seems
odd.
I am not sure how the system works, but if Australia tore up his contract
could he then play in the IPL whenever he chose? (if he can't now).
He always has been a bit cavalier with his approach but this has me baffled.
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Author: NoddyNoddy
Date: Aug 28, 2008 23:26
This week the media were noting that it's 100 years since the birth of
Don Bradman. What exactly is the significance of '100' years for The
Don?
Surely we should be celebrating 99.93 years from his birthday.
Regards,
Noddy
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Author: StraightDriveStraightDrive
Date: Aug 28, 2008 02:03
>> Ratunga the SL rat, what does it say now? The rodent betrayed
>> Pakistan, weakened a formidable alliance that took three years to
>> build and voted with the Aus-NZ-Eng thugs in their divide and rule
>> campaign in Asia.
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>> All because he wanted some of the money that the BCCI is afloat in.
>> When the going was good - after thrashing India in the first Test -
>> the Ratunga rat snarled and said that Indian batsmen were in 20-20
>> mode.
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>> Now what Ratunga? Your team has been humbled in its backyard. Your own
>> players are not with you and have told you to re-plan your calendar
>> for they prefer IPL's money.
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>> You can run Raunga but cannot hide ...
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