Twenty-Twenty Cricket
Jun 6 2007, Saurabh

The twenty-20 matches is a good scenario in modern day cricket. These limited over matches have promised to be a big entertainer, all over.

It was a comprehensive win for Asia XI in the opening encounter with Africa XI at Banglore. Apart from Loots.

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