Cricket is a religion here. It is also a medical necessity. My father went into surgery right at the time Ricky Ponting won the toss and put India on the field.
Read more...A billion people let go off a lazy smile as their favourite men…(in blue) ‘romped?’ the Dutch to reserve a place in the quarters.
Read more...I am dying my hair (or whatever's left of it) a dark shade of purplish blue. Somehow, it seems to be the only way that the Indians have a sure-shot chance of beating Ireland when they face off on Sunday.
Read more...So, whoever said that the first week and a half of the World Cup has been rather dull is as ignorant as the Eskimo who talks of sand sculpting. And that the 50-over format is under threat is just another lame excuse to pretend knowledge on the sport minus the passion that cricket evokes.
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Asthma and Cricket 1999 by EA Sports for PC brought an end to my playing days. Cable television and sports journalism staged a revival. Following the passion since. Blindly.
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