Boys will be boys..
Add comment March 11th, 2008
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Jamaica Ya Mon!!
Last week Shank and I visited Jamaica to watch the Cricket World Cup Semi-Final between SriLanka and NewZealand… We also wanted to get some sun and relaxation so we enjoyed our small 4-5 day trip where we saw most of the island.. We stayed in a touristy part of the Island called Negril, and were putting up in a cliff side resort called Samsara.. The view was awesome as the rooms faced the massive ocean which were off the small cliffs.. We also hung out at the 7 mile beach in Negril where we got a lot of sun and tan… Then we drove to Kingston to see the match which was a great experience all together, the driving was a little tricky being the UK/India style but we managed fine… And for directions we had a map and lots of helpful Jamaican people to guide us…
And here are some pictures from the trip…
We did get a lot of TV time at the match…
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Add comment April 27th, 2007
I LOVE U DHONI !!!!
Well, I am sure all Indian cricket fans are saying the same thing rite now…. Specially after the AWESOME 183 runs in 145 balls with 16 fours, and 10 sixes that MAHENDRA DHONI gave us at Jaipur against Sri Lanka. And heres how he made history…..
Plethora of records for Dhoni
Rajneesh Gupta | November 01, 2005 16:48 IST
Mahendra Singh Dhoni set a plethora of records during his brilliant innings of 183 not out in the third one-dayer against Sri Lanka at Jaipur. We take a look:
Add comment November 1st, 2005
Chappell / Ganguly Controversy
This is one interesting controversy that I think we might all learn something from…. Too much politics in the name of the game… Its sad!! I was initially supporting Ganguly since I thought it was unfair to beat on the guy just coz he’s been a lil outta shape. But, after following the issue closely, it seems that there is more than I thought. Anyway, this may give you an idea about what i am saying.
Full text of India cricket team coach Greg Chappell’s e-mail to Board of Control for Cricket in India president Ranbir Singh Mahendra, courtesy DNA, India TV
Add comment October 3rd, 2005