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Dhoni is a legend in his own right. He has unique qualities that guys like SRT and RSD lack. It's like trying to compare an incredible Awadhi Biryani with an outstanding Masala Dosai. They are both good on the palate' date=' but for different reasons. Enjoy it all![/quote'] :hatsoff:
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Dhoni is a legend in his own right. He has unique qualities that guys like SRT and RSD lack. It's like trying to compare an incredible Awadhi Biryani with an outstanding Masala Dosai. They are both good on the palate' date=' but for different reasons. Enjoy it all![/quote'] Sachin is the Biryani then because Northie food >>>> Southie food
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Chal Nikal.......:finger:......Northie food cholestrol levels >>>> Southie food cholestrol levels.......
south food farts>>>>>northie food farts
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While the bowling could have been a lot better from Eranga in the last over, you gotta hand it to Dhoni for finishing the game and getting those required 15 runs. Just a few years back, scoring 5-6 runs from the last over was difficult. My memory recalls that India Pakistan match where Javed Miandad was signaling to who I think was Moin Khan lol... Think it was Nehra bowlig the last over. Hats off to Dhoni, Balle Balle kara ti :hatsoff:

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give me good reason why they wear lungi ?that is ur answer :--D
Arrey......Lungi is worn in all parts of India.....even gabru jawaans wear lungi...... punjabi_dance.jpg "In Punjab (both Pakistani and Indian portions), lungis are worn by both men and women. They are part of traditional dance attire in Bhangra dance groups, but are also popular in rural areas or as home wear. They are generally tied in a different way then in other parts of India and are, as a rule, unstitched and often very colourful." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lungi no empirical data...........so :yousuck:.......
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Arrey......Lungi is worn in all parts of India.....even gabru jawaans wear lungi...... punjabi_dance.jpg "In Punjab (both Pakistani and Indian portions), lungis are worn by both men and women. They are part of traditional dance attire in Bhangra dance groups, but are also popular in rural areas or as home wear. They are generally tied in a different way then in other parts of India and are, as a rule, unstitched and often very colourful." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lungi no empirical data...........so :yousuck:.......
my ****ing nose is all the data i need :finger:

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