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Written by Jarrod Kimber
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Monday, 07 July 2008 |
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It's exciting, but it still may not be the future of cricket.
I'm talking about Ajantha Mendis, the man who took India apart like they were a birthday cake.
This will fall on deaf ears though, because I told people not to get too excited before, and people ignored me.
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Written by J Webb
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Sunday, 29 June 2008 |
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Obviously, these people
have become a right pain in the neck. They’ve become the Russia of
modern cricket. Pushing everyone around, and no one is really sure why.
It’s as if they’ve got lots of nuclear bombs, or something.
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Written by Jarrod Kimber
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Thursday, 12 June 2008 |
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This writer engages in a form of journalism called “We told ya so”.
Recently I said that Michael Hussey, would play for Chennai in the champions league thingy, because he likes to please people.
He can’t play for them as Australia are preparing for their tour of India, and daddy Sutherland said no.
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Written by Jarrod Kimber
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Tuesday, 24 June 2008 |
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Shane Watson and Cameron White are playing the most important one day series of their lives.
The 'play well or be damned' series.
Shane Watson finds himself in an odd position.
He has been picked based on form.
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Written by Mark Smith
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Thursday, 12 June 2008 |
Some questions (Answers below) -
Do you bring back Flintoff, if he's fit, and let him bat at eight with Ambrose at seven?
How many overs a day can you expect Freddie to be able to bowl?
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Written by Jarrod Kimber
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 |
The buzz in the Australian camp is Brett Lee is overworked.
That makes sense as Australia has only been taking two bowlers into each test.
But this can be fixed quite quickly.
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Written by Jaideep Varma
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Saturday, 07 June 2008 |
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Eight pm no longer feels
the same all around India. Forty four relentless days of (pretty much)
non stop cricket action ended with the last ball hush and roar of a
dream final, one that seemed as perfectly scripted as the final of T20
World Cup a few months ago. Both times, it entrenched T20 further in
the psyche of the Indian cricket follower, both casual and maniacal. It
will be difficult for 50-over cricket to justify its considerable fat
now (Test Cricket though, with its intricate wefts and weaves to test
character and mental strength, should be safe and sound, provided
sporting wickets become a priority).
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Written by HW SquadStats
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Thursday, 05 June 2008 |
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A common topic of discussion when talking of T20 is the relevance of the age of the players. There is probably no clear answer (yet) about whether or not age makes any difference. The following stats may or may not provide that answer, but what it will do is provide some insights.
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