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By Ragul Mathi at 08/08/2010 - 19:15
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He is no less than the God in the Subcontinent. He is regarded as a living legend, as a live encyclopedia of cricket. He is the idol for many young cricketers. He has set benchmarks for himself to beat it and also for others to beat it. If you want to commit a error, then commit it when this LITTLE MASTER is batting.
He is none other than Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.
Domestic Career:
Being inspired by India’s world cup triumph in 1983, He began his cricketing carrer with a bang early in his school days. In Azad Maidan Trophy in Februaury 1988, Sachin and his very own friend Vinod Kambli shared a record unbroken stand of 664 for third wicket while playing for their school Sharadhasram against St.Xaviers. Sachin remained 326 not out at the end of the match.
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By Ragul Mathi at 06/01/2010 - 16:14
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Cheers and claps for Team India..!!
They will rock this whole dhuniya..!!
Indian Openers are Sachin and Sehwag
who gives opposition just a whack
Cheers and claps for Team India..!!
They will rock this whole dhuniya..!!
In comes then is Gambir
As sensational as Ranbir
Cheers and claps for Team India..!!
They will rock this whole dhuniya..!!
Raina,Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh
All are IPL Kings
Cheers and claps for Team India..!!
They will rock this whole dhuniya..!!
Harbajan, Nehra and Zaheer
bowls to break the furniture
Cheers and claps for Team India..!!
They will rock this whole dhuniya..!!
India mey har jagah par cricket mania
As famous as the cronicles of Narnia
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By Ragul Mathi at 06/01/2010 - 16:08
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Sunday match is always going to be excited. It was yet-again clash between India and Srilanka where both the teams are not with big names with India missing the most. A 154 stand between Rohit and Kohli sealed the game for India. Chasing 242, India crossed the line with 7 wickets and woth 29 balls to spare. Thanks mainly to Rohit Sharma's ton.
Descent Bowling:
Earlier Raina won the toss and asked his counterpart to bat. India opening bowlers Dinda and Yadav bowled well this time.They restricted lankans for 39/2 in 10 overs.Dilshan and Mathews slowely built a partnership. They lasted for 61 runs and soon after scoring his half century,Dilshan was run out. None really performed well for Lankans.
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By The Outsider at 05/24/2010 - 22:19
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There don't seem to be many credible accounts and demographic data of India and Pakistan after partition and it's associated mass migration was over, at least readily available ones on the web. Curious on the topic, the blog presents some digging into of research and news articles from that time to piece together some of the scattered information.
According to the 1941 census, the total population of unified India was 389.0 million. Muslim population was pegged at 94.5 million(24.3%). Hindu population was 270.2 million(69.5%).
The basis of partition was concentrated areas of Muslim population, primarily in North West India and East India. Out of 435 districts in India, there were 76 with Muslim majority population and contained around 60% of the total Muslim population of India.
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By gaurav92 at 04/12/2010 - 03:55
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pehli nazar mein deewana kar diya
Main iska member seedhey ban gaya
Register karke post karne main laga
Bin ICF ke main na jee saka
Betting hain yahaan
SBL hain yahaan
Aur kahin tu na ja
Aa bhi jaaaaaaaaa
Oh mere yaar
Ho ja taiyaar
ICF se hi hai
Mujhko Pyaar
Har Match se pehle thread taiyaar hai
Bin ICF zindagi hi bekaar hai
Dhadkano mein ICF ka bukhar hai
Chhaya Suroor hain, Kuchh toh zaroor hai
ICF se door, ho k majboor
Main nahi reh saka, mere yaar
Oh mere yaar
Ho ja taiyaar
ICF se hi hai
Mujhko Pyaar
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By gaurav92 at 04/12/2010 - 03:54
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When he was hitting boundaries
in between the gap
Sir Richard Hadlee amused
was giving him a clap
When he started smashing him
fours after fours after fours
Boundaries were its destination
and his bat was the source
When wickets were tumbling one by one
and India needed some support
He also played the anchor role
and for India he held the fort
When India needed quick runs
He even went for the blast
He hammered the bowlers badly
Runs came thick and fast
When the pitch was dead turner
or even if it offered swing
He did not let the chips go down
He was still the fabulous King
When the captaincy was handed to him
He never ever shook or refused
But with his amazing tricks
He made everyone much amused
Fast and furious Twenty Twenty
One Day International or Te
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By newsglobally at 02/26/2010 - 06:31
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Sachin, Harbhajan and Zaheer join Nita Ambani in reaching education to underprivileged and disadvantaged kids
Sometimes you can score in cricket without picking a bat and walking onto the crease; before you spin the ball and send a thunderbolt streaking down the wicket; and, even while the covers are still on the grass and the teams are dressing up. All it takes is a cause, your belief in it, and the willingness to give of yourself to further that cause. That’s what Nita Ambani has started doing this week, scoring for her IPL team the Mumbai Indians, even though the third season of the popular Twenty20 tournament is still a cool 17 days away. And this Nita’s doing not for Messrs.
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By thevortex at 01/24/2010 - 13:36
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He who laughs last..laughs the loudest
February 12th 2008 09:36
[This is a detailed account of that Johannesburg record breaking match between Australia and SA where SA overhauled Australia's 434 run total]
Mike Hussey was all smiles at the lunch break. The team was jubilant and the dressing room resounded with laughter. They had massacred the Springboks, actually beat the living daylights out of their bowlers - 434 for 4 in 50 overs. Lets see them come on to the field now. Time for some more fun. Ponting had an especially toothy smile on his face. He had earned it after his stunning 164 off 105 balls.
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By thevortex at 01/24/2010 - 13:33
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[A fictionalized account of India's famous victory at Perth against the Aussies from the perspective of some wildlife]
Lion bearded in its own Perth!
January 26th 2008 06:31
There was rustling in the tall savannah grass - not that the well built antelope grazing intently noticed it. And the rustling was not just at one point either. Streaks of mane, rippling tawny muscles and twitching black tufted tails were to be seen all around the antelope. The lions were a well knit team. The season was going well for them as had the previous ones too.
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By thevortex at 01/21/2010 - 14:42
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[Written when Sachin Tendulkar completed two decades of playing and enriching international cricket]
It is that time again, when one scours the mind to get a hold of those elusive adjectives. Well, the adjectives themselves are not elusive. They rather suggest themselves. But the problem is to try and not repeat oneself. To try hard to find new ways to describe the same old genius of Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar - and miserably fail. Twenty years of driving headlines and inspiring prose. Making romantic writers out of hard-as-nails former cricketers and jaded cricket correspondents. Twenty years of pleasing almost every cricket fan in every country.
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