Harbhajan Exonerated, Aussie incensed
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Loading ...Australia incensed by Harbhajan reprieve. This article appeared in Cricinfo.
Harbhajan Singh’s exoneration for his alleged “monkey” comment towards Andrew Symonds has been hailed as a victory for justice in India, but the decision has incensed Australia’s cricketers, who believe their board has caved in to overwhelming pressure from the game’s financial superpower. (more…)
The Emerging Giant and the Giant Killer
(2 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...Nobody with his head in the right place might have predicted the two finalists in the Australian Open to be Novak Djokovic and Jo-Wilfred Tsonga. In fact, it seemed impossible that Roger Federer’s winning streak would have ended ; and that too in a semi final. But things don’t always go according to the script. (more…)
Should Ganguly have been omitted from the ODI squad??
(3 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...The selectors are at it again. Chopping and chipping away at a winning combination. Ganguly should consider himself really unfortunate to have been unceremoniously dropped for the ODI’s after registering the best ever comebacks in cricketing history.
Sourav Ganguly is sure to be in a quandary. He had registered one of the greatest comebacks into the Indian team. (more…)
Dominance Over, New era begins
(2 votes, average: 5 out of 5) Loading ...THE contrast could not be more stark. At the very venue they reclaimed the Ashes last summer, the Australians yesterday witnessed the end of their record-equalling 16-Test winning sequence, though not before an enthralling late-innings fightback. [Alex Brown for Sydney Morning Herald] (more…)Liked it? Share it:
Anil Kumble: The Legend of Indian Cricket
(3 votes, average: 4.67 out of 5) Loading ...The smiling assassin or the giant killer, Kumble has been India’s best bowler in the past decade. It is time to stand up and salute this great bowler and even greater human being on accomplishing the humongous feat of 600 test wickets. (more…)