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In fact we would have won' date='if we got the opposition down to 9 wickets with 10 runs to get.We have the world's best tail remover: Malinga...B->[/quote'] but you never get to those positions:giggle:
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Wouldn't have happened if DJ Bravo & rampaging Rampaul had played...:two_thumbs_up: You guys and us...we ain't that different mate...:friends:
We were also hampered by Dhoni's injury but you wont see that
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In fact we would have won' date='if we got the opposition down to 9 wickets with 10 runs to get.We have the world's best [b']tail remover: Malinga...B->
Becomes Kohli's personal "Head-Giver" though :giggle:
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Wouldn't have happened if DJ Bravo & rampaging Rampaul had played...:two_thumbs_up: You guys and us...we ain't that different mate...:friends:
Let's see... No of 50 over World Cups : India 2, SL 1 :yay::yay: No of 20 over world Cups : India 1, SL 0 :finger::finger: No of Champions Trophy : India 2, SL 1 :yay::yay: No of world championship of cricket : India 1, SL 0 :giggle::giggle: Adding them up: India 6, SL 2 Yeah we ain't that different Maha Raavana... :hysterical::hysterical: Going by that logic it wouldn't surprise me if you said you and Albert Einstein ain't that different either :haha::haha:
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Malinga did his job perfectly' date='the umpires didn't ... :(([/quote'] Ok here we go again... if the umpire had been better, if the toss had been like that, if the wind had not blown, if rain had not fallen, if this decision went this way... when will you accept if only you had better players :hysterical::hysterical:
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Src: Telegraph - UK

The Sri Lankan sports player was seen trying to open the cabin door at 35,000ft on a British Airways flight from St Lucia to Gatwick after playing against the West Indies. He was spotted pushing and pulling for up to two minutes at the exterior day on the full flight by fellow passengers. Passenger Charlene Francis, 26, said: “It was pretty frightening. Suddenly he came over and tried to open the cabin door several times. It went on for a few minutes. He was pulling quite heavily. “Some of his team-mates were shouting and telling him to stop. Somebody said they had been drinking for four hours before they got on the plane.” The recruitment consultant, from Willesden, North London, added: “The flight attendants came running down the aisle and tried to calm him down. It was very scary. He looked very dazed or drunk.” She explained the incident happened six hours into the eight hour flight and the man was among a group of cricketers wearing the blue Sri Lankan polo-shirt with their country's name in yellow lettering. She heard him tell cabin crew aboard the Boeing 777 carrying 229 passengers that he had been looking for the toilet. A British Airways spokesman said: “During the flight a man got up and tried to go to the toilet. But instead of going to the toilet he tried to open the aircraft door in midflight. “The event was linked to an element of alcohol. He explained his mistake and cabin crew accepted it in good faith.” BA stressed that it is impossible to open the pressurised door in mid-flight. At Gatwick, the players boarded a flight for Sri Lanka. Officials confirmed that the man was a Sri Lankan cricketer but declined to name him.
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“During the flight a man got up and tried to go to the toilet. But instead of going to the toilet he tried to open the aircraft door in midflight." :rofl: :hysterical: :cantstop:

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ESPNcricinfo ‏@ESPNcricinfo 10m Jason Holder to replace the injured Ravi Rampaul in West Indies squad for the remainder of the tri-series.

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