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The Pavilion View of Cricket: Need your support in favour of marching towards floodlit first class cricket

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Friday, April 01, 2011. Need your support in favour of marching towards floodlit first class cricket. My appeal to any cricket followers that read this post by intent or by accident:. Want to see the pics? Http:/ www.lords.org/latest-news/news-archive/mcc-v-nottinghamshire-champion-county-27-30-march-2011-sheikh-zayed-stadium-abu-dhabi,33,PS.html? It is clear now that while the Son (Tests) augmented the mom's health since it...

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: "Wunnit for Sachin": why Sachin got 18 instead of 100th hundred in Cup final

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Sunday, April 03, 2011. Wunnit for Sachin": why Sachin got 18 instead of 100th hundred in Cup final. Heaven. A cold morning of early January 2011. God sips coffee early in the morning and checks his mailbox. He was out of office for the Durban Test between India and South Africa. His eyebrows get furrowed. Do these guys have nothing to do? Then He sees some more requests from other Indian cricket players. God is struck b...

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: 20 Greatest Sledges in Cricket

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Monday, June 03, 2013. 20 Greatest Sledges in Cricket. Someone has apparently carried out the hard work of collecting people's opinion on the famous sledges that keep making the rounds, and then publishing the 20 that people voted as the greatest. Here it is: http:/ top20cricketsledges.blogspot.in/. Looks good, as it features almost all the memorable ones I have read. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Take the 'Dravid' test.

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: "You have been lucky if you have failed with time left to benefit from the lessons"

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. You have been lucky if you have failed with time left to benefit from the lessons". Actually that thought, posted as subject line, came to my mind as I was browsing through some old Facebook posts in my profile. Well luckily for Indian team, South Africa did NOT panic for once and scraped through to win that match. ASHISH NEHRA AMAR RAHE". Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: IPL-6: Moment of the tournament

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Thursday, May 23, 2013. IPL-6: Moment of the tournament. THE MOMENT of IPL-6 just came up in today's Eliminator between Rajasthan Royals and Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Delhi play-offs. Don't hit it boy, work it and get that crucial extra run." The old man gestures, but only after having demonstrated it. Almost justifies the existence of IPL.such moments. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Lack of e...

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: My alter ego

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Thursday, August 22, 2013. I always thought I had jussssst a bit of Rahul Dravid in me.and that did me proud. Now I am ecstatic - 'coz I just learnt that Dravid too perhaps has a bit of me in him! Check his 'tree analogy' for Test cricket, while trying to explain why other forms of cricket don't have a hope in hell to survive without it, even though these other formats do not 'appear' to depend much on Test cricket right now:.

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: From Big Boots to Big Gloves

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Sunday, December 02, 2012. From Big Boots to Big Gloves. Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff never ceases to amaze. Apparently he is a heavyweight boxer now! Http:/ www.espncricinfo.com/. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 5 year old Abir, of Salt Lake Purbachal cluster-2, practicing ground fielding with elder brother Sayan - another fielding enthusiast. Your friendly neighbourhood Angshuman. View my complete profile. Change managers...

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: Getting the drive right in eight & nine year olds

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Monday, April 04, 2011. Getting the drive right in eight and nine year olds. Following on my previous posts ( this. Urging all of us to be more open and allow day-night first class cricket to happen:. I just came across a. From Michael Jeh on cricinfo's. Reminds me of some. Quoting a part of that blogpost that was most relevant:. Check my comments below that blogpost (comments dated 4th April), sharing my thoughts on the sub...

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The Pavilion View of Cricket: The circle of a day

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The Pavilion View of Cricket. The good, the bad and the ugly of a red ball game. Tuesday, October 09, 2012. The circle of a day. In the morning this daily quote flashed up on my office desktop as I booted up the comp:. 12 hours later I was preparing to shut it off. I checked gmail and, as I was about to log off, I found a. Link on Virat Kohli's phenomenal rise. I am pasting an extract from the article:. I reckon Yuvraj and Rohit are even more talented than Virat.They always were. Good night, folks! 5 yea...