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Life appeared to smile upon Johan Botha. After controversial beginnings to his career, it appeared life beamed upon him when as captain of the South African team, South Africa surpassed Australia in the ICC ODI World Rankings. However, he has once again..
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Pakistan may have won the ICC World Twenty20 and restored their respect as a Test playing nation amongst the public. But they have not been able to convince other...
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If the head honchos of the ICC are to be believed, Test cricket will not be played in the format that cricket aficionados have become accustomed to. It has to be the...
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Pakistan may have won the ICC World Twenty20 champions tag. But it has not helped convince the ICC that Pakistan should be represented at the 2011 World Cup albeit with...
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What would wonder what Michael Jackson would have done to influence the game of cricket? But he has, touching many a cricketer’s heart and those of cricket fans as...
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India after getting the returning ticket from ICC world T20 cup in England got stuck in the age-old controversies in Indian Cricket. Just before the tournament started...
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Pakistan are furious. They have reached the semi finals of the ICC World Twenty20 but the world continues to cast aspersions on them, this time it is none other than...
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by Trevor Chesterfield
How often over the years have you heard the phrase, that if the law is an ass, it is time to change it?
Apart from maligning, the poor animal...
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It appears the way has been cleared much earlier than anticipated. The Pakistan Cricket Board has received its desired response. Abdur Razzaq will now play in the ICC...
made popular Jun 11 2009
New Zealand showed why the discrepancy between the teams can affect the contest as they took on Scotland in the ICC World Twenty20 in England.
In a match...
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The Indians may have soared with the success against Pakistan in their warm up match in England, but they had better be wary of Bangladesh who have been waiting for...
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It may be true that Virender Sehwag and Zaheer Khan are nursing injuries that could put them out of the game. However, India still holds the best chance amongst the...
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The ‘rebel’ cricket league may have been badly debilitated after the respective boards have decided to take back players who wished to return to domestic and...
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The stalwarts of the Indian game appear to have found new careers after retirement, a rather lucrative seat in the commentary box.
The ICC World...
made popular Jun 5 2009
The hosts will be hoping there will be no Dutch delight on the first day of the ICC World Twenty20 in England.
England will take on the rest of the world...
made popular Jun 5 2009
The ICC World Twenty20 in England may have missed out on the hype, thanks to the controversial IPL and the lack of controversy in this tournament yet.
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India have shown that the divisive spirit of the IPL has not ruined the cohesion of the team. The warm up match against Pakistan was more than just a warm up. Rather it...
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The ICC has refused to accept Pakistan’s case over its non inclusion in the 2011 World Cup stating that there were several cases of misunderstanding even as Pakistan...
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Pakistan are no mood to relent. They would rather have Abu Dhabi and Dubai host their matches rather than watch the 2011 World Cup awarded to the trio of India, Sri...
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Pakistan are facing other troubles other than losing the hosting rights to the 2011 World Cup. Shoaib Akhtar’s selection has not gone down well as far as the ICC...
made popular May 13 2009
Pakistan is clearly unhappy over the ICC inclining to drop Pakistan from the hosting rights of the 2011 World Cup. They have suggested an alternative.
Pakistan are...
made popular May 13 2009
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The ICC has been shifting weight from one foot to another. And yet again, they have attempted to right a wrong, but not all are viewing it that way.
Umpire...
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No doubt, Hubble still dominates with its presence in the outer space but Mars rovers and ISS have also thrilled us with images out of this world. With all these space...
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Madonna topped the 2006 MTV Australia Video Music Awards (MTV AVMAs) nominations that were announced today. Her hit-hot album ‘Confessions of a Dance Floor’...
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What is in and what is out this year speaks of the Top Food Trends in 2006. A review of the trends in the food world shows that certain trends are a follow-up of the...
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It’s celebration time for the two Asian giants, India and China. Towards the close of 2005, China got its GDP revaluated, which declared the economy size to be...
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It’s celebration time for the two Asian giants, India and China. Towards the close of 2005, China got its GDP revaluated, which declared the economy size to be...
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The year 2005 breathed its last on Saturday, and the Sunday sun illuminated a nascent 2006. Although the year changed overnight, for the events and trends of 2005, it...
made popular Jan 2 2006
From all of us in the Instablogs Family, we wish you all a happy and prosperous New Year. May good health, good fortune, peace and love be always with you. Greetings!
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