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...he places the index finger on the seam and the thumb underneath the ball. With the seam then pointing in the direction of the slip cordon, he keeps the middle finger folded on the stitching of the ball. Presumably, that middle finger is as strong as Miguel Indurain's heart was, because it allows him to give the ball a real flick to propel it at the batsman.

Lankans come up with another mystery spinner.:wonder:

[shanpeter]

Hi,

I like to be playing cricket!




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Cricket in the Olympics?

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Hanuman isn't coming with the Aussies...

"We are happy he is not coming because he can change the course of a match any time. It is a loss for cricket, but we're happy." This was Virender Sehwag's honest assessment of the news of Andrew Symonds' absence from the Australian squad to tour India.

Hope Cricket Australia is not too harsh on the bloke. He is one of my favorites.

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Ponting proves why he is one of the greatest in the world...

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India beat Australia by 320 runs!

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Congrats
What a shellacking!
Had a feeling you might make an appearance after that.
How ya been?

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India retain the Border-Gavaskar trophy--beat OZ by 172 runs.

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Dravid regains form at last.

[traveller]

hi all'
watching the cricket now. This Amla bloke is going to b e the next Richards/GChappell no?

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I very much doubt that Trav. He doesn't have the elegance of Greg or the brutality of Viv.

Meanwhile, we curry munchers seem to be doing a good job in Lanka.

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Thrashed by the Kiwis...

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Sweet revenge in the one-dayers and the first test.:happy:

Meanwhile, Chanderpaul keeps Windies in the hunt...

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Dhoni almost as good as Close?:happy:

Dhoni Close To Brian.

Seventy-plus run stand with Harbhajan?

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India to host 2011 World Cup Final.

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Maybe they need Garlic to bat for them.

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Thanks to TV, I could watch an unbelievable innings by Ross Taylor. 81 runs in 33 balls with 7 fours and 5 sixes. The stuff with which dreams are made.

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It is tough to be honest in world cricket.

Thus spake Gayle.

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To reduce a Gilchrist knock to statistics is a crime but one number today tells a story: There were five dot balls in his 85. Just five. Within 17 balls, by when he had reached his fifty, he had killed the game and knocked out Delhi, the strongest team in the competition.

A privilege to watch Gilly bat.:clap:

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Cricket's rich history of thrilling upsets was given another chapter as Netherlands sensationally beat England by four wickets in the opening match of the ICC World Twenty20 at Lord's. Needing seven off the last over Ryan ten Doeschate and Edgar Schiferli ran for their lives and with two needed off the last delivery Stuart Broad missed a run-out from his follow through and the resulting overthrow set off wild scenes of celebration.

Dutch beat Poms!!!

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