Six and Out - Some Serious Cricket

January 19th, 2008

Broke their leg

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 I knew it. I always knew it.
I am one proud Indian today.
Tags: Australia, cricket, India, perth, third-test

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January 15th, 2008

Gary Kirsten Gears Up

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The other day someone was asking around, “Where’s the Gary Kirsten?” I recalled we had done one post on Gary Kirsten some time back, and then forgot all about him.
He deserves one more.
Tags: Australia, BCCI, Border-Gavasker-Trophy, gary-kirsten, India, perth, third-test

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December 15th, 2006

Perth : Day 2 : Business as usual

I nearly started this entry with “Despite our best intentions” but I thought better of it. Why? Because I don’t think you can really doubt England going about things with their best intentions. Many punters around the various blogs and forums have described England’s lack of commitment as “shameful”, suggesting that our men are not […]

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December 14th, 2006

Perth : Preview

With what feels like an eternity since Adelaide, we’re finally going to start playing cricket again. The stakes in this match couldn’t have been more widely attested: England must win to stay in with a chance. A draw here would be sufficient, but a win would do wonders. 2-1 behind with 2 to play doesn’t […]

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December 11th, 2006

The mob speaks: Monty in; Giles out!

There’s no disputing it. It has been said for months now - Monty Panesar should have been in the squad ahead of Giles. Heck, I’m struggling to remember the last person, besides Fletcher, who actually backs Giles’ selection. But seeing as Fletcher is in charge, Giles got the nod, Panesar got the drinks tray, and […]

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December 10th, 2006

Ahead of Perth

Despite the 3rd Test, hell, the rest of the series being moreorless a foregone conclusion, all England fans*, myself included, will be watching avidly to see if England could actually get any worse than at Adelaide. Or Brisbane. Doesn’t matter which. The point is they must get better, and they must win this match. (A […]

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