(By Karthik Narayan) I read Shashi Tharoor’s tweet that we should all work on Oct 2, on the pretext that work is worship and that’s the best tribute one could give for Gandhiji. A lot of people might have cringed on the very thought but I smiled, thinking of the Chennai quizzers who fulfilled Tharoor’s tweesh (tweet+wish). Gandhi Jayanthi normally sees most quizzers in mufti, sitting at home, conveniently relaxing in their comfy sofas, half asleep and watching some patriotic movie on the telly (“Roja on Doordarshan).

October 4th, 2009 admin Posted in NZTimes | No Comments » JOHANNESBURG – Grant Elliott braved a thumb injury with an impressive half-century as New Zealand stormed into the Champions Trophy final with a five-wicket victory over Pakistan this morning (NZT).Elliott cracked an unbeaten… Share and Enjoy: You can follow any responses to this entry through theRSS 2.0feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

October 4th, 2009 admin Posted in NZTimes | No Comments » JOHANNESBURG – Grant Elliott braved a thumb injury with an impressive half-century as New Zealand stormed into the Champions Trophy final with a five-wicket victory over Pakistan this morning (NZT).Elliott cracked an unbeaten… Share and Enjoy: You can follow any responses to this entry through theRSS 2.0feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.

Under whatever dispensation, and there have been numerous, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has never appeared to grasp what should be the structure or …

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Australia vs New Zealand ICC Champions Trophy Final The Final Match of 2009 ICC Champions Trophy will take place at Super Sport Park, Centurion . AUS vs NZ (The Final)  Match will start on 5th October. At 14:30 Local Time and (12:30 GMT) Battle of the big guns in the Final of ICC Champions Trophy 2009.Both team have [...] Related posts: Australia vs England 1st Semi Final ICC Champions Trophy 1st Semi Final ICC Champions Trophy  2009 : England vs…

Pakistani paceman Shoaib Akhtar may seek an appointment with surgeon of Andrew Flintoff. According to latest reports, the pacer may seek the services of Andrew Williams, the surgeon, in relation to his knee injury. Reports quoted one of the London based hospital sources, as saying that, the appointment was confirmed and Dr. Andrew Williams will be seeing his patient (Shoaib Akhtar) on Tuesday evening at the Wellington Hospital.

New Zealand defeated Pakistan to reach ICC Champions Trophy in a perfect display of total cricket. For New Zealand, Grant Elliot scored a superb unbeaten 75 as his squad finalized their place in the final against Australia. Even though, there were moments which offered the feeling of a tight finish, it were New Zealand, finally, that walked away with the victory by a convincing margin of 5 wickets. Initially, New Zealand suffered some early setbacks while on their way to chase 234 posed by Pakistan.

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Mahendra Singh Dhoni, regarded as the man with the midas touch, is feeling the heat for the first time in his otherwise fabled spell as captain of the Indian team. By Press Trust of India var showHover=true;

Great effort by Melbourne Storm to win this years NRL final. This will certainly make Chris, who is a Storm member, and is currently at Etihad Stadium for their member’s function, very happy. This just about wraps up Victoria’s current dominance of Australian sport this year; Australian Football League (Australian Rules Football) – Geelong Sheffield Shield (Cricket) – Victorian Bushrangers National Basketball League – South Dragons Australian Netball League – Melbourne Vixens National A-League (Soccer) – Melbourne Victory National Rugby League – Melbourne Storm 74.7kg at yesterdays weigh-in, so I put back on the kilo I lost during last weekends sickness pretty easily.

At the indoor cricket centre there are new owners.Come in and play volleyball and cricket inside!theres heaps of games to let the kids play .Theres drink and food for after a nice game and its pretty cheap there so go along and play.

MELBOURNE – Michael Clarke and his fianc�e Lara Bingle posed for their first joint project, promoting a no-carbs, no-sugar energy drink. The vice-captain of the Australian cricket team was seen wearing only black jeans as he lounged with the model, who was wrapped in an oversize underwear and cropped T-shirt for the Synergy ad. “Synergy reflects who [...]

Only the third batsman to amass 12,000 runs in one-day cricket, Australian skipper Ricky Ponting says he is chasing the benchmarks set by veteran Indian Sachin Tendulkar. Ponting, after scoring a match-winning unbeaten 111-run knock against England last night to take Australia to their second successive Champions Trophy final, paid tribute to Tendulkar, who is completing 20 years in international cricket this November. “The number of innings of his I have been able to sit back and watch, I think he is an amazing player.

Nathan Bracken will consider stepping down from four-day cricket if it can extend his one-day international career, according to a report in the Sydney Morning Herald. The bowler said it was too early for his international career to be written off despite being forced home from the ICC Champions Trophy in South Africa because of a knee injury. “None of the doctors I’ve seen have let those words pass their lips,” he told The Sun-Herald.

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Do you remember that scene in a match some years ago, where a bowler misbowled and the ball went to near mid-off, and Younus Khan bolted from his crease and hit the ball for four. Everyone was in agreement that it was the only way he could hit the ball across the boundary. The talent draught in Pakistan has brought this day when the Pakistan Cricket team has Younus Khan as their captain and Shahid Afridi the vice captain. Both have many things similar. Both haven’ t got even an iota of common sense.

Umpire Simon Taufel, five times voted the sport’s best match official, is not permitted to stand in matches featuring Australia because of the International Cricket Council’s neutrality rules. Taufel’s nationality has prevented him standing in some of cricket’s biggest showpieces, such as the 2007 World Cup final, the Ashes, and last summer’s battle for the number one Test ranking between Ricky Ponting’s side and South Africa.

Australian batsman Simon Katich today sympathized with Mahendra Singh Dhoni who got flak from former cricketers after India’s early ouster from the Champions Trophy in South Africa. “I sympathize with MS Dhoni. Given the kind of cut-throat competition we are witnessing in the Champions Trophy, I can say anything can happen to any team,” said Katich, who is here to represent New South Wales Blues in the inaugural Champions League Twenty20 tournament.