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^ IDK why you people get's your a---ss burnt over it? If I open a new thread to share, it's an "unnecessary thread" but if I post it in some relevant thread of the past you start whinging as well. A bit like the poms probably. If you have an issue, tell the mods else STFU. :mad:

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^ IDK why you people get's your a---ss burnt over it? If I open a new thread to share' date=' it's an "unnecessary thread" but if I post it in some relevant thread of the past you start whinging as well. A bit like the poms probably. If you have an issue, tell the mods else STFU. :mad:[/quote'] :hysterical: Arey, relax :beach:
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:hysterical: Arey, relax :beach:
Saurav, I am OK man but not every f***** time. One must practice what he preaches else be ready to take it the other way as well. Sidhoni, Sorry mate - I think I went one step too much there.
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^ IDK why you people get's your a---ss burnt over it? If I open a new thread to share' date=' it's an "unnecessary thread" but if I post it in some relevant thread of the past you start whinging as well. A bit like the poms probably. If you have an issue, tell the mods else STFU. :mad:[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical:
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Saurav' date=' I am OK man but not every f***** time. [b']One must practice what he preaches else be ready to take it the other way as well. Sidhoni, Sorry mate - I think I went one step too much there.
What! When did I open random threads and bumped years old threads with some random insignificant news? To the latter part -- No worries mate. I didn't take it seriously.
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Lolz.. Number of threads opened by DM itself would be more than number of total posts made by me on this forum and I joined this forum more than an year ago than he joined. Nowadays, I have stopped reading newspapers. I just go through threads opened by DM :--D (j/k)

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Lolz.. Number of threads opened by DM itself would be more than number of total posts made by me on this forum and I joined this forum more than an year ago than he joined. Nowadays, I have stopped reading newspapers. I just go through threads opened by DM :--D (j/k)
:cantstop::two_thumbs_up:
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Lolz.. Number of threads opened by DM itself would be more than number of total posts made by me on this forum and I joined this forum more than an year ago than he joined. Nowadays, I have stopped reading newspapers. I just go through threads opened by DM :--D (j/k)
I take that as a compliment - I just read a lot. :icflove: I think I peruse all Cricinfo/Wisden articles every day, apart from the other ones.
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Lolz.. Number of threads opened by DM itself would be more than number of total posts made by me on this forum and I joined this forum more than an year ago than he joined. Nowadays, I have stopped reading newspapers. I just go through threads opened by DM :--D (j/k)
:hysterical:
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^ IDK why you people get's your a---ss burnt over it? If I open a new thread to share' date=' it's an "unnecessary thread" but if I post it in some relevant thread of the past you start whinging as well. A bit like the poms probably. If you have an issue, tell the mods else STFU. :mad:[/quote'] :hysterical::hysterical:
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Ryder assault razes Canterbury

Jesse Ryder smashed an unbeaten 57-ball 90 to help Wellington overhaul Canterbury's total with six wickets in hand in their opening match of the HRV Cup in Wellington. Ryder continued his golden run on his return to cricket with another match-winning hand after his twin centuries in a Plunket Shield match last month. Ryder has now scored 381 runs in three innings and has been out only once this season. Opening the batting in the Twenty20 format, Ryder launched into attack and was the dominant partner in the first-wicket stand worth 48. Canterbury pacer Ben Laughlin removed Michael Pollard, who had only scored 10 off 14 balls in the opening partnership, and had Michael Papps off the next ball to revive Canterbury briefly. But Ryder continued the onslaught, hitting five sixes and six boundaries, to canter to the target in 17 overs. Canterbury, who had chosen to bat, had raced past 100 with only one wicket down and were set for a strong total even when they lost their captain Peter Fulton in the 15th over - the second wicket to fall with the score on 113. But only 34 runs came off the last 34 balls as Shaun Tait and Grant Elliot ripped through the middle order with two wickets each and limit Canterbury to 147. Opening batsman Bradley Cachopa stayed unbeaten on 67.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/hrv-cup-2012/content/current/story/590487.html
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Ryder is a very talented batsman and his Test record is very good, but he;s one of those India specialists, i.e. players who seemed to reserve their best performances for India. I think, if one removes the Tests against India, his record has been quite modest.

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582303_10151208319052555_1808875207_n.jpg Ryder sets sights on England series http://www.espncricinfo.com/new-zealand-v-england-2013/content/story/601076.html
Ryder said he wanted to take himself out of consideration for the side for a period of time while he worked on various "issues" although he did play in the IPL. This domestic season he has been in impressive form for Wellington in all forms of the game; he has made 558 runs at 69.75 in five Plunket Shield matches, including three hundreds, and has amassed 508 runs in 10 innings during the HRV Cup at a strike rate of 167.65

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