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INDIAN CRICKET: Captain's inputs important, not decisive: Ex-cricketers
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Monday, November 24, 2008. Captain's inputs important, not decisive: Ex-cricketers. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's threat to resign to back a player of his choice did not find much support among former cricketers, who on Monday insisted that while a captain does have the right to give his inputs, the final call should rest with the selectors. Former captain Bishan Singh Bedi said that the captain's views should be considered as much as possible. The captain is a co-opted member of the panel. His views should...
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INDIAN CRICKET: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Series more than about senior players' form - Tendulkar. Sachin Tendulkar: "It's India versus Australia, it's not certain individuals versus certain individuals in their team". It's about performing, and that is what the whole team should concentrate on doing," Tendulkar said. "We would just like to focus on our performance. It is both the countries competing against each other, so every little thing matters.". I just have to go and play my best," Tendulkar said. "Records...
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INDIAN CRICKET: Dastardly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team shocks Indian board
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Dastardly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team shocks Indian board. MUMBAI: The Indian cricket board Tuesday expressed its shock over the dastardly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in. Five escorting policemen were killed in the attack that took place near the Liberty Market crossing. The Sri Lankan team filled in for a one-day and Test series after India pulled out following the Mumbai terror attack in November last year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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INDIAN CRICKET: October 2008
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Friday, October 31, 2008. ANALYSIS-Cricket-Gambhir ban again sours India v Australia clash. NEW DELHI, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Batsman Gautam Gambhir's one-test ban has again drawn attention to the acrimony that has marred India's recent tussles with Australia. Gambhir was suspended by International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee Chris Broad on Friday for elbowing Shane Watson while taking a run on the opening day of the third test in New Delhi on Wednesday. Players from both sides made good-behaviour ple...
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INDIAN CRICKET: March 2009
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Dastardly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team shocks Indian board. MUMBAI: The Indian cricket board Tuesday expressed its shock over the dastardly attack on the Sri Lankan cricket team in. Five escorting policemen were killed in the attack that took place near the Liberty Market crossing. The Sri Lankan team filled in for a one-day and Test series after India pulled out following the Mumbai terror attack in November last year. Chidambaram, the federal home minister who is charge...
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INDIAN CRICKET: November 2008
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Monday, November 24, 2008. Captain's inputs important, not decisive: Ex-cricketers. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's threat to resign to back a player of his choice did not find much support among former cricketers, who on Monday insisted that while a captain does have the right to give his inputs, the final call should rest with the selectors. Former captain Bishan Singh Bedi said that the captain's views should be considered as much as possible. The captain is a co-opted member of the panel. His views should...
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INDIAN CRICKET: Indian Premier League asked to avoid clash with general elections
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009. Indian Premier League asked to avoid clash with general elections. NEW DELHI — Indian politician Palaniappan Chidambaram has asked the organizers of the twenty20 Indian Premier League to avoid a clash of dates with the country's general elections. Chidambaram, the federal home minister who is charge of policing, said Tuesday that he wanted the IPL organizers to postpone the event as he did not want to "juggle security between elections and cricket matches.". IPL director Dhiraj Ma...
