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Following hot on the heels of its provocative branding campaign Tourism Australia launched G’ Day NZ Australia Week (23rd April-29th April) which has been a huge success this year. It was a celebration of mate-ship between Kiwis and Aussies.
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The Australians are in for a makeover, so are the aspirations of Cricket Australia.
The Australians have suffered a negative image in recent times, not...
made popular Jun 29 2009
The ECB announced their sixteen man squad for the pre Ashes camp. Not surprisingly, former England captain Michael Vaughan and fast bowler Steve Harmison find no place....
made popular Jun 24 2009
The England captain, Paul Collingwood, proudly stated that the rain would stay away for England. But it did not. And it brought gloom with it as West Indies stole the...
made popular Jun 17 2009
Ireland need not feel too bad about their defeat to New Zealand earlier in the day. Their bad performance was not as poor when compared to that of England’s. The...
made popular Jun 12 2009
England’s lackadaisical fielding efforts cost them heavily as they lost the lung opener of the ICC World Twenty20 in England to the unlikely Netherlands.
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made popular Jun 7 2009
The Delhi Daredevils may be into the semi finals of the IPL 2 in South Africa but one man in the team is unhappy. And it is perhaps an outcome of it that the coach...
made popular May 22 2009
There was no comeback for the West Indies after Alastair Cook and Ravi Bopara’s early heroics. Things panned out predictably and it came as no surprise that England...
made popular May 19 2009
Andrew Strauss must consider himself unfortunate. After leading his team in the Tests and the ODIs in the West Indies, the England captain has been overlooked in the 30...
made popular Apr 7 2009
Little has gone England’s way. When they have put up huge totals, they have been matched by flair and consistency as West Indies drew level. Be it the Antigua...
made popular Mar 10 2009
England could not have asked for more audacious batting from the team after trailing 1-0 in the series. If day one clearly belonged to the skipper and his opening...
made popular Feb 28 2009
Welcome to the landed of the fleet footed and the flattened. Such seemed the somber greeting that West Indies have given England in Bridgetown, Barbados as the England...
made popular Feb 27 2009
Three half centuries and two centuries from the top order, and two near half centuries. Andrew Strauss could not have asked for more from his men, disgraced not so far...
made popular Feb 17 2009
On a day when little seemed to go right for England, Kevin Pietersen stood out for his innings. And yet when good things start flowing from Pietersen, they seem to end...
made popular Feb 5 2009
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On their way to the Caribbean Tour, the England Team is being given more and more responsibility including the former Captain Kevin Pietersen by the...
made popular Jan 22 2009
Andrew Strauss may have officially taken over the reins of the Test captaincy for England, but the ECB has yet to settle the matter of appointing the one day skipper.
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made popular Jan 9 2009
Andrew Strauss, England’s talisman when he started out his Test career, has had brief brushes with England’s captaincy only to be turned away at the door....
made popular Jan 8 2009
The ECB is unwilling to deny or confirm that the stories surrounding both, Kevin Pietersen and Peter Moores, resigning have resigned. Yet the frantic pace at which...
made popular Jan 7 2009
Cricket is a funny game. That was once again brought to the fore as India created dramatic history, chasing down the highest total ever in the Indian sub continent to...
made popular Dec 15 2008
They have finally done it. When England were batting in their second innings, doubts were flying freely. But when it was India’s turn, they did not falter, which also...
made popular Dec 15 2008
The cynics warned tomorrow would be another day. Too many times they had watched India simply fade away. But this time India simply refused to let go and it is them...
made popular Dec 15 2008
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What do the Aussies lack? They have beautiful beaches, sun, sand and great outdoors. They even have the best sports culture in the world. So it shouldn’t be a big...
made popular Jul 25 2008
England are yet to find any positives in the Southern Hemisphere - the English have been amidst the Kangaroo’s for sometime now but the only ray of hope in the...
made popular Jan 10 2007
There is so much going on in the Ashes that I wonder where should I start - the Aussies kicked of in the series the way they had last year in England winning the opener...
made popular Dec 3 2006
England looked resistant on the fourth day and none would have imagined the Kangaroos would end all so quickly at the Gabba. England’s remote hopes of saving the...
made popular Nov 27 2006
A (GPS) Global Positioning Device fastened to Nathan Bracken in the course of a one-day international at the starting of this year has brought forth an assortment of...
made popular Oct 14 2006
189 nations meet in Montreal to discuss how to combat global warming. The 10-day UN Climate Control Conference is considered the most important gathering on global...
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