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Hayden, India and the Third World
I write this piece, more as an erstwhile post-graduate in economics, than as a cricket....
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Storm Rider called Sourav
Yet another glorious international cricket career has come to an end with the exit of....
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Does a state badge make one feel proud after winning India cap?
It was a full strength Delhi team, the reigning Ranji Trophy champions that played host....
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Ganguly axed: Not justified but not unfair either
Sourav Ganguly is at a dead-end. He, in all likelihood, will be dropped from India's....
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A tribute to Dada
It has been a long journey for Sourav, starting his Test career in 1996 with....
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Evaluate Big Four after Aussie series
Unsheathed- by fans, media and critics - to 'decapitate' the heads of the famed and....
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What's life after 'fab four?'
A defeat in Sri Lanka prompts many in the media to ask the same question....
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Sachin must rise in Lanka
While Sri Lanka would have no doubts in going ahead with their winning combination in....
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Is the world cricket order about to crack?
The stiff upper lip is cracking. And so is the world cricket order. After....
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'Hallmark of friendship' and other baloney
Brett Lee is always the nice guy of the Australian squad, the chap who is....
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The side effects of IPL
After 44 days of hype, glamour, glitter and non-stop cricketing action it's time to figure....
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No use playing on slow tracks
During the last few series in India, we have been playing on very slow tracks....
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The rise and rise of Ishant Sharma
A lanky fast bowler emerged from the dressing room.Though the body frame could be mistaken....
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1 down, but a lot to look forward to
After a fantastic Test series win on English soil since 21 years, the Indian team....
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History or Heritage?
It felt like walking back in time as I made my way past the huge....
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Six reasons why Kumble can be a good skipper
The smiling assassin is now the supreme leader. Anil Kumble got the highest honour in....
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Why Younis Khan sulks
There has to be something terribly exacting about leading Pakistan. Younis Khan dreads it, finds....
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Some positives and a few questions
The seven-match One-Day series and the one-off Twenty20 match against Australia is over. If all....
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Dhoni, darling of media
The two comprehensive wins over England and South Africa have led the Indian press here....
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