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It is far too simplistic to suggest that the planned terrorist ambush of the Sri Lanka team bus and match officials in their van, was an accident waiting to happen.
Warnings have been circulating Pakistan since the...
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by Trevor Chesterfield
As India prepare for their second tour of Sri Lanka inside five months, off-field events in the island nation’s capital Colombo is like...
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Arjuna Ranatunga has never been known to go down easy in a fight. It appears his role since retiring from the Sri Lankan squad will not be much different.
Ranatunga...
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Speculation has it that N. Srinivasan, the BCCI secretary, had more on his agenda than just finalizing the India’s tour to Sri Lanka in the midst of the latter’s...
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One neighbour pitches in when another feels betrayed. That is the story of the Indo-Pak series that was expected to add excitement early to 2009. With the Indian...
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He led the Sri Lankan team with single minded focus. Undeterred by criticism personally, Arjuna Ranatunga stood by the team in their darkest hour and witnessed the...
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