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Chris Gayle - One Of The Most Funny Warning To Batsman
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Watch Live : Sri Lanka v West Indies| World T20| Big Finale
That result will have no impact on Sunday, though both teams will
have taken useful tips on board from that match. What kind of plans the
West Indies formulates against Ajantha Mendis and potentially Akila
Dananjaya – Mahela Jayawardena has a tricky choice to make between the
young man and Rangana Herath, who had a brilliant game against Pakistan
but whose left-arm spin could so easily play into Gayle’s massive hands –
will be interesting to watch, especially if there is assistance for the
spinners as is widely expected.
Champions League Twenty20 Broadcasters | Check it
The Champions League, 2012 will be telecast around the world by the leading broadcasters of various regions.
The tournament, which will take place in South Africa from October 9 to 28, can be viewed by cricket lovers across the globe in 203 territories, including Asia, Europe, the Caribbean and the USA.
WT20 : Umar Akmal found guilty of breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Players of a bygone era who would have been a huge boon for any T20 side
CLT20 Schedule 2012
It is all systems go for the start of the fourth edition of the Karbonn Smart Champions League Twenty20 which gets under way with the Qualifier in less than a week’s time. “The Karbonn Smart Champions League Twenty20 is a unique competition that showcases the domestic champions from around the world. We will be privileged to see superstars from all corners of the globe such as Sachin Tendulkar (India), Shahid Afridi (Pakistan), Mahela Jayawardene (Sri Lanka), Shane Watson (Australia), who has been the standout performer at the current ICC World Twenty20, Jacques Kallis (South Africa), Kieron Pollard (West Indies), Brendon McCullum (New Zealand) and Kevin Pietersen (England),” said Cricket SA Acting CEO, Jacques Faul. |
Friday, 5 October 2012
Sachin Tendulkar talks about retirement plans
Bangalore, Oct 5: Sachin Tendulkar, for the first time has hinted at
retirement, as the Master Blaster said he would take a call in the month
of November.
Tendulkar's interview to "Times Now" English news
channel, which was published in "The Times of India" newspaper, has
touched upon his retirement plans.
When asked about retirement,
Tendulkar said: "Of course, I have been. I am 39 plus and it is not
abnormal for me to think of it. At that moment, I will go by what my
heart says. At this moment, my heart says I am okay. But you will have
to look at series by series."
Wednesday, 3 October 2012
Gayle's female guests arrested in West Indies rooms
Is Virat Kohli the Sachin Tendulkar of the 1990s in Team India?
Circa 1990s: One player carried the burden of the whole team and almost single-handedly held the key to the nation’s hopes. Still in his early 20s, he had grown in stature to become an iconic figure. Bowlers around the world feared his sight at the wicket and celebrated with unrestrained joy when he was dismissed. Sachin Tendulkar's value to the Indian team in the 1990s was unparalleled. The team heavily depended on him and India expected him to deliver. It was a well known fact that many people in India would switch-off their television sets the moment he was dismissed.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Group F : Semi-Final Scenario | Read & Comments |
Group 2
Australia
With two huge wins in as many matches, Australia are the best-placed team in the tournament. For them to go out, both Pakistan and India will have to win their matches by around 40 runs (if they bat first and score 160).
With two huge wins in as many matches, Australia are the best-placed team in the tournament. For them to go out, both Pakistan and India will have to win their matches by around 40 runs (if they bat first and score 160).
Monday, 1 October 2012
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