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All is well between MS Dhoni and Vireneder Sehwag: Sourav Ganguly

Mar. 15 Cricket, Sports Comments Off

Sourav Ganguly 300x272 All is well between MS Dhoni and Vireneder Sehwag: Sourav GangulyThe fresh rift between the Indian cricket team captain MS Dhoni and opener Vireneder Sehwag is now thing of past. Yes, this is true. The declaration was made by former captain Sourav Ganguly.

As per reports, the former captain Sourav Ganguly said in a press release that he had a talk with Sehwag and Sehwag said that everything is fine between him and Dhoni now.

However, there were reports of rift between MS Dhoni and Vireneder Sehwag had showed India’s tour Down Under where the Indian captain had publicly comes in support of the rotation policy, saying a thing and two about the aging legs of the senior players, to which Sehwag had objected to in a press conference. Read more

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Should Sachin quit ODIs, 57% say YES

Feb. 24 Sports Comments Off

The former captain and much respected Australia cricket player Ricky Ponting has finally said bye bye to One-Day cricket.

There is no doubt that he is one of the most successful captain of Australia and the second most run getter in ODIs after Sachin Tendulkar.

Now, hundreds of cricket fans want to know that should Saching Tendulkar also quit ODI?

As per the study conducted by the TOI online poll, around 57% have said ‘yes’, showing that people are not happy with the Sachin’s ongoing performance in Australia.

Though, the poll was observed online on TOI’s website on, and more than 47,000 has replied to the poll. The question asked in the TOI Poll was, ‘Should Sachin retire from ODIs?’ in reply to this around 19,127 voted ‘no’ (41%), and 26,813 votes were polled in favour of the question. Read more

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India v/s Australia: Sachin Tendulkar eyes SCG for 100th century

Jan. 01 Sports Comments Off

sachin tendulkar 169x300 India v/s Australia: Sachin Tendulkar eyes SCG for 100th centuryAs per the fresh cricket updates, the master blaster from India, Sachin Tendulkar is still in search of his 100th hundred. The player was not able to hit the landmark in the opening test match.

Now, the so-called god of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar eyes the Sydney Cricket Ground for Tuesday’s second Test against Australia, an arena celebrating its own Test ton.

The SCG is lucky for Sachin Tendulkar, as the master blaster has three hundreds under his belt at this ground from the 51 tests played here with a striking average of 221.33.

While talking to media, SCG Trust chairman Rodney Cavalier said, “You really think cosmos, the Almighty and the Hindu gods were going to allow him to score it (100th ton) anywhere but the SCG?”

Earlier, the master blaster had scored superb 148 not out in 1992, 241 not out in 2004 and 154 not out in 2008 at this ground.

Former India captain, Sourav Ganguly said, “He looked very solid at the MCG on a pitch which had a fair bit of help for the quicks. His feet have moved superbly, which is an indication that his mind is thinking the right way.” Read more

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Dinda will join India team in Australia: Sourav Ganguly

Dec. 19 General News Comments Off

sourav ganguly 150x150 Dinda will join India team in Australia: Sourav GangulyAs per latest cricket news, the Former India cricket team captain Sourav Ganguly has recently said that Bengal pacer Ashok Dinda will soon fly to Australia as a cover for the injured fast bowler, Ishant Sharma, who has been ruled out of the three-day practice match starting in Canberra on Monday.

Talking to media, Ganguly said, “Ashok Dinda will fly to Australia as a cover to Ishant in next 24 hours. My sources have confirmed this.”

According to Ganguly, “Dinda is India’s best pace bowler right now and should have been on that plane to Australia in first place with rest of the squad.”

Medium fast bowler Ishant Sharma is recovering from an injury in his left ankle, and due to which he left the ground just after bowling 5.3 overs against Cricket Australia Chairman’s XI on Thursday. Read more

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