Indian cricket team for the tests against Pakistan
The Indian Cricket team for the test series against Pakistan has been announced and quite expectedly Yuvraj Singh is unlucky to miss out on a place.
veena0606
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- Men In Blue
- November 14, 2007
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4th ODI, Gwalior
We are 3 matches into the India vs Pakistan Series with India leading at 2-1.
I hope and pray like millions of other fans that the Indian Tigers win not just tomorrow’s match but the whole series as well.
All said and done, may the best team win. I hope that we get to see a few good games of cricket and hope that there is only healthy rivalry between all players on and off the field.
ALL THE BEST.
rajgopal
- Cricket
- Greg Chappell
- November 14, 2007
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Greg Chappell’s new tantrum!
Greg Chappell, the former Australian coach of the Indian cricket team, has opened a pandora’s box of sorts by going public about an incident that happened in Orissa a few months back. He has made this statement in a docementary about his two-year stint with the India team which is to be aired on national television next week.
- Cricket
- Men In Blue
- November 10, 2007
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Men In Blue
What more can be in the minds of Millions of Indian Cricket Fans than the ongoing INDIA vs PAKISTAN series.
Accepted that we lost badly in the 2ODI at Mohali but that loss has kept the series alive and really interesting.
I am an ardent fan of Team India. My heartiest good wishes and prayers are always with them and I hope and pray with all my heart that our Indian Tigers win.
Common India show that u are really and truly worthy of being the T20 Champs.
freelance2004
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- India
- October 14, 2007
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Why Playing the Game Does Not End In the Field
With the changing scenario in the cricket world, the major test playing nations are implementing strict policy measures and considering unorthodox methods to enhance the waning credibility of the sport. Clearly most of these tactics are designed to satisfy the incensed sports supporters—a strong opposition to contend with. Some of the most conservative national cricket boards and cricketing councils are compelled to take surprising stands, clearly out of desperation. It is quite evident that these strategies are a direct outcome of the open mass condemnation targeted at poor player performance.
