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2000 - Fixing saga breaks out in April, few months later ICC Knockout Tournament (earlier avtar of CT) sees revival of Indian cricket built around impeccable integrity of Sachin, Dada, Dravid, Kumble, Srinath etc 2013 - Fixing saga hits our cricket in May, can we see another revival of Indian cricket built around the integrity of the new gen cricketers?

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2000 - Fixing saga breaks out in April, few months later ICC Knockout Tournament (earlier avtar of CT) sees revival of Indian cricket built around impeccable integrity of Sachin, Dada, Dravid, Kumble, Srinath etc 2013 - Fixing saga hits our cricket in May, can we see another revival of Indian cricket built around the integrity of the new gen cricketers?
That fixing saga was bigger in volume.
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Warm-up matches: Thursday, 30 May – Pakistan v Sri Lanka (d/n), Edgbaston* Saturday, 1 June – India v Sri Lanka (d), Edgbaston* Saturday, 1 June – Australia v West Indies (d/n), Cardiff Monday, 3 June – Pakistan v South Africa (d), The Oval* Tuesday, 4 June – Sri Lanka v West Indies (d), Edgbaston Tuesday, 4 June – Australia v India (d), Cardiff* * indicates matches that will be broadcast LIVE on Star Sports. Namasteji posted this information in a thread he created just now.

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Dilhara Lokuhettige replaces injured Welegedara Fast bowler Chanaka Welegedara has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy due to the foot injury he picked up during a practice match last week. Sri Lanka Cricket has replaced him with seam-bowling allrounder Dilhara Lokuhettige, but the ICC's event technical committee will have to approve the swap before it can be official. Lokuhettige has played eight ODIs, the last of which was in 2005. He has since played two Twenty20s for Sri Lanka in 2008. more on cricinfo

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Dilhara Lokuhettige replaces injured Welegedara Fast bowler Chanaka Welegedara has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy due to the foot injury he picked up during a practice match last week. Sri Lanka Cricket has replaced him with seam-bowling allrounder Dilhara Lokuhettige, but the ICC's event technical committee will have to approve the swap before it can be official. Lokuhettige has played eight ODIs, the last of which was in 2005. He has since played two Twenty20s for Sri Lanka in 2008. more on cricinfo
I can't believe I remember this guy with such a strange name and he played 8 years ago :ohmy:
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I can't believe I remember this guy with such a strange name and he played 8 years ago :ohmy:
was he the same guy who was smashed by sehwag in the finals of the tri series,ind-srl-wi
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SG bhai good thread :two_thumbs_up:
:bow: saw some really awesome threads by Slickr, Sidhoni, Jalebi Bhai etc in the IPL etc so I took inspiration form those :--D
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was he the same guy who was smashed by sehwag in the finals of the tri series' date='ind-srl-wi[/quote'] yeah.agent Nehra took 6 wickets in that match IIRC:giggle:
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Dilhara Lokuhettige replaces injured Welegedara Fast bowler Chanaka Welegedara has been ruled out of the Champions Trophy due to the foot injury he picked up during a practice match last week. Sri Lanka Cricket has replaced him with seam-bowling allrounder Dilhara Lokuhettige, but the ICC's event technical committee will have to approve the swap before it can be official. Lokuhettige has played eight ODIs, the last of which was in 2005. He has since played two Twenty20s for Sri Lanka in 2008. more on cricinfo
To remember these SL player names; one would have to take memory enhancement pills.

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