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February 2007 News

The big difference

Published: February 26, 2007

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The comparison between Kapil Dev’s devils and the present Team India under Rahul Dravid is bound to throw up one significant fact that the World Cup winning 1983 team in


Rocky Balboa

Published: February 22, 2007

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The big news going into the World Cup is the incredible knock-out punches delivered to the mighty Australians in two successive bouts against lowly ranked opponents, England and New Zealand.


Dravid’s Valentine Girl

Published: February 14, 2007

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She stood there amidst the prevailing cacophony of blaring horns, serpentine traffic and haphazardly walking harried pedestrians, selling a symbolic gift of romantic inclinations. In her hand were a few


Dravid’s Valentine girl

Published: February 14, 2007

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She stood there amidst the prevailing cacophony of blaring horns, serpentine traffic and haphazardly walking harried pedestrians, selling a symbolic gift of romantic inclinations. In her hand were a few


Dravid’s moment of truth

Published: February 11, 2007

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Indian cricket fans went to lunch on Sunday afternoon with a keen sense of anticipation , expecting some drum-beats, accompanying cacophony and satisfied burps post a hearty meal. After struggling


Fixed by cricket’s hookers

Published: February 8, 2007

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Currently, cricket’s most infamous celebrity is a Marlon Samuels, a bellicose cracker of a West Indian batsman, a handy off-spinner and an athletic fielder justifying 24 raw years of youthful


Why was Dravid adamant?

Published: February 6, 2007

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Why was Indian captain Rahul Dravid adamant of including out-of-form Virender Sehwag (with massive attitude) in the playing eleven for the third and final Test against South Africa when the


Honestly speaking, Greg

Published: February 5, 2007

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“It’s difficult to be honest in India,” says the over-garrulous, and usually inflammatory coach of the Indian cricket team, Greg Chappell in a rare moment of philosophical lapse. A


Sehwag can be effective in the middle

Published: February 4, 2007

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There is talk that dashing Indian opening batsman Virender Sehwag, who was dropped from the One-Day team due lack of form in South Africa, may be pushed down the order


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