Guys while on way to India and surfing the net at the Changi Airport came across this interesting headline
STAR WARS - Completes 30 years.... Wow.. I still have the avid memories of going to the MADHURAM theatre in Ahmedabad and queuing up to watch the first movie of STAR WARS being screened there. For those who are familar with 1970-80 era of Ahmedabad film circle, would remember two prominent theatres - ADVANCE & MADHURAM which used to screen the ENGLISH movies.
And when rewinding down the memory one does not realise that it was way back in 1977 that STAR WARS was first relised. Yours truely definetly remembers those names which have become a legend Luke Skywalker,Han Solo (played by young Harrison Ford) and R2-D2( robot that won many hearts).
Read the details on STAR WARS history in this article http://specials.rediff.com/movies/2007/may/25sld1.htm
30 years down the lane...
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Tendulkar in Spotlight again
Even though Tendulkar is trying his level best to silence the critics, the list of critics keeps growing.
Tendulkar has scored two centuries in the series in Bangladesh but those too are not being regarded highly by the critics.
Intersting statistics posted at cricinfo in the article
"There must be truth to it but the manner in which he crawled to a century today has left even that argument open to doubt. Today's was a solid, honest Test century - for a debutant, not for someone playing his 137th Test"
Read the article ... Whither Tendulkar?
Things just don't seem to be going Tendulkar's way both on & off the field...
Tendulkar has scored two centuries in the series in Bangladesh but those too are not being regarded highly by the critics.
Intersting statistics posted at cricinfo in the article
"There must be truth to it but the manner in which he crawled to a century today has left even that argument open to doubt. Today's was a solid, honest Test century - for a debutant, not for someone playing his 137th Test"
Read the article ... Whither Tendulkar?
Things just don't seem to be going Tendulkar's way both on & off the field...
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Bangladesh Series - Purpose Undefined
India have embarked on a test series with Bangladesh which carries no importance in the eyes of the cricketing world.
The media has given the series a big hype by terming it as a "REVENGE SERIES". The kind of sensational opening a bollywood masala movie would hope for.
If one runs thru the pages of cricket history, there was definetely a ' revenge' series played in India after the WC-1983. West Indies had come to India with soul objective of defeating India after they had lost the WC-1983 finals. And boy...they Blackwashed India completely during that series...
Since the Bangladesh tour started there has been less play and more rain delays. It makes no sense in going to Bangladesh when the whole world knows it is the pre-monsoon season. It is high time someone puts their step down and lets the ICC know that they had an over-dose of cricket.
After the debacle in WC-2007, there was a call for complete changeover in the composition of the Indian Team. Whoever was looking to see any new faces in Indian Team must have been born recently and not knowing the facts. India are still playing with Ganguly and Tendulkar, they are scoring hundreds and making sure they are on the England tour. Poor Laxman....he is labelled to be non-ODI player and is soon going to be non-existant on the TEST match scorecard. It is time Laxman bids adieu to cricket and settles down in the princely city of Hyderabad.
Indian team is good at making and breaking a players' career. This time round they are busy doing the same with a cricketer called Dinesh kartik. In the next couple of seasons, when the batting form deserts him, he will be dumped by Indian selectors. He will be left pondering whether he ever knew the business of wicket-keeping. If you guys don't agree, please go and look at the career graph of a player called Irfan Pathan after he was termed as the next "KAPIL DEV" - the all-rounder for Indian Team.
From a layman point of view, the Bangladesh series does not seem to govern any positives for Indian team. They have not tried or tested out any new players who would stand out and be counted. Moreover, it is becoming pretty clear India does not have a strong bench and they will be a big void when the 3 stalwarts of current team bid adieu to cricket.
The media has given the series a big hype by terming it as a "REVENGE SERIES". The kind of sensational opening a bollywood masala movie would hope for.
If one runs thru the pages of cricket history, there was definetely a ' revenge' series played in India after the WC-1983. West Indies had come to India with soul objective of defeating India after they had lost the WC-1983 finals. And boy...they Blackwashed India completely during that series...
Since the Bangladesh tour started there has been less play and more rain delays. It makes no sense in going to Bangladesh when the whole world knows it is the pre-monsoon season. It is high time someone puts their step down and lets the ICC know that they had an over-dose of cricket.
After the debacle in WC-2007, there was a call for complete changeover in the composition of the Indian Team. Whoever was looking to see any new faces in Indian Team must have been born recently and not knowing the facts. India are still playing with Ganguly and Tendulkar, they are scoring hundreds and making sure they are on the England tour. Poor Laxman....he is labelled to be non-ODI player and is soon going to be non-existant on the TEST match scorecard. It is time Laxman bids adieu to cricket and settles down in the princely city of Hyderabad.
Indian team is good at making and breaking a players' career. This time round they are busy doing the same with a cricketer called Dinesh kartik. In the next couple of seasons, when the batting form deserts him, he will be dumped by Indian selectors. He will be left pondering whether he ever knew the business of wicket-keeping. If you guys don't agree, please go and look at the career graph of a player called Irfan Pathan after he was termed as the next "KAPIL DEV" - the all-rounder for Indian Team.
From a layman point of view, the Bangladesh series does not seem to govern any positives for Indian team. They have not tried or tested out any new players who would stand out and be counted. Moreover, it is becoming pretty clear India does not have a strong bench and they will be a big void when the 3 stalwarts of current team bid adieu to cricket.
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Aussies win the WC-2007 - The Invicibles
Australia are the true winners of the Cricket World Cup -2007.
They lift the cup for the 3rd consecutive time and the PIEGON - Glen Mcgrath signs off in style.
Probably Glen Mcgrath was the only one of the oldies who was destined to have a fairytale end to his career.
Congratulations to AUSTRALIAN TEAM...
They lift the cup for the 3rd consecutive time and the PIEGON - Glen Mcgrath signs off in style.
Probably Glen Mcgrath was the only one of the oldies who was destined to have a fairytale end to his career.
Congratulations to AUSTRALIAN TEAM...
Imposing Total for SL - WC 2007 Finals
Aussies have posted an imposing totals for Sri Lanka to chase in the WC-2007 finals.
Australia riding high on Adam Gilchrist knock of 149 runs is placed well at this stage.
Everyone is waiting to see how SL reply to this mountain of runs. It is going to be a herculean task chasing and climbing the Mt. Everest. SL would like Jaysuriya fire on the top, Sangakkara play another good knock and the captain Jaywardane would need another GEM of a knock to take the WC back home.
If Jaysuriya fires.... WHO KNOWS WE MAY SEE THE SHIELD OF INVICIBILITY BREAKING DOWN IN THE YELLOW BRIGADE...
Let's hope we have a good game and not a one-sided finals as has been off-late....
Go TIGERS...
Australia riding high on Adam Gilchrist knock of 149 runs is placed well at this stage.
Everyone is waiting to see how SL reply to this mountain of runs. It is going to be a herculean task chasing and climbing the Mt. Everest. SL would like Jaysuriya fire on the top, Sangakkara play another good knock and the captain Jaywardane would need another GEM of a knock to take the WC back home.
If Jaysuriya fires.... WHO KNOWS WE MAY SEE THE SHIELD OF INVICIBILITY BREAKING DOWN IN THE YELLOW BRIGADE...
Let's hope we have a good game and not a one-sided finals as has been off-late....
Go TIGERS...
WC 2007 - Moment to Reckon
Gilchrist gets his hundred and the next ball the whole of SL must have gone up in joy .... but it was not to be
Gilchrist snicked the ball after he got his hundred and Sangakkara came up with a fabulous take...And immediately raised his hand to signal 'NOT DONE' ... he had floored the catch during his roll-over...
A GREAT SIGN OF SPORTSMANSHIP in the heat of the moment... HATS OFF to SANGAKKARA for playing the game in true spirit.
Meanwhile...Gilchrist has completed a great hundred and has taken the game away from SL in the first session of this final.
Sri Lankans are truely looking lost as the Indians did in the last finals. Vaas seems to be bowling like Zaheer Khan on that final day in South Africa...
Gilchrist summary so far 110, 80 balls, 10 4s and 6 6s... wow..
Gilchrist snicked the ball after he got his hundred and Sangakkara came up with a fabulous take...And immediately raised his hand to signal 'NOT DONE' ... he had floored the catch during his roll-over...
A GREAT SIGN OF SPORTSMANSHIP in the heat of the moment... HATS OFF to SANGAKKARA for playing the game in true spirit.
Meanwhile...Gilchrist has completed a great hundred and has taken the game away from SL in the first session of this final.
Sri Lankans are truely looking lost as the Indians did in the last finals. Vaas seems to be bowling like Zaheer Khan on that final day in South Africa...
Gilchrist summary so far 110, 80 balls, 10 4s and 6 6s... wow..
Aussies on a gallop
WC 2007 Cricket Finals is finally underway.... And a different kind of rain is being witnessed at Bridgetown, WI
Gilchrist is playing the "RAIN GOD" and it is raining 6s and 4s. Hayden is playing the pivotal role at the other end and joining in the fun.
SL players are looking up skywards and hoping the rain would make its entry once again.
The way the opening pair of Aussies is galloping away, this looks like more of an 2003 WC replay except that the Sri Lankans seem to be at the receiving end this time round.
Aussies seem to be truely playing as the 'invincibles'. With Ponting, Clarke, Symonds,Hussey still to follow, big score seems to be in offering. Unless,SL pull off something out of their hats, Aussies seem to be running away here with the WC 2007...
Gilchrist is playing the "RAIN GOD" and it is raining 6s and 4s. Hayden is playing the pivotal role at the other end and joining in the fun.
SL players are looking up skywards and hoping the rain would make its entry once again.
The way the opening pair of Aussies is galloping away, this looks like more of an 2003 WC replay except that the Sri Lankans seem to be at the receiving end this time round.
Aussies seem to be truely playing as the 'invincibles'. With Ponting, Clarke, Symonds,Hussey still to follow, big score seems to be in offering. Unless,SL pull off something out of their hats, Aussies seem to be running away here with the WC 2007...
Final Day of WC-2007 - Rain SpoilSport
Rain Rain Rain Go Away......
Rain is playing the spoil sport on the Final Day of the WC 2007. It has dampen the spirits of millions of fans around the world and especially the ones from the island of Ceylon.
Every anxious fan hoping for a good game of cricket must be praying that the RAIN STAYS AWAY and we have a great "CONTEST" in true terms of the FINALS.
Rain Rain Rain Go Away
Rain is playing the spoil sport on the Final Day of the WC 2007. It has dampen the spirits of millions of fans around the world and especially the ones from the island of Ceylon.
Every anxious fan hoping for a good game of cricket must be praying that the RAIN STAYS AWAY and we have a great "CONTEST" in true terms of the FINALS.
Rain Rain Rain Go Away
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Lesson for all at Virgina Tech Campus - Tragedy
Many of young dreams have been shattered.... 32 young lives have been lost due to one stroke of madness..
Indian student community has suffered ...they have lost a teacher who was imparting knowledge to youngsters and one student who came across the seven seas to pursue her dreams ..but the dreams have been curtailed even before they could take any form..
Condolonces go out to the families of all those killed in this tragic incident... Being a parent myself makes one feel if our children are really safe in the schools and colleges..As a parent one would give his child advice on not falling prey to vices like drugs or alcohol, but who can advice them to be look-out on such incidents..
With heavy heart, wish the familes of the lost ones my heart-filled condolonces..
Indian student community has suffered ...they have lost a teacher who was imparting knowledge to youngsters and one student who came across the seven seas to pursue her dreams ..but the dreams have been curtailed even before they could take any form..
Condolonces go out to the families of all those killed in this tragic incident... Being a parent myself makes one feel if our children are really safe in the schools and colleges..As a parent one would give his child advice on not falling prey to vices like drugs or alcohol, but who can advice them to be look-out on such incidents..
With heavy heart, wish the familes of the lost ones my heart-filled condolonces..
Thursday, April 12, 2007
A lesson to be learned for BCCI
A nice article that talks of implementing some corporate policies and processes to make Indian Team a world beaters...
Read the article to understand how....
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Howzzat_HR_teaches_BCCI_masterstroke/articleshow/1895135.cms
Read the article to understand how....
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Howzzat_HR_teaches_BCCI_masterstroke/articleshow/1895135.cms
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Interesting Reading - Woolmers Death
While going thru our own Indian newspaper came across this interesting article....
"It is important for the Jamaican police to examine the victim’s mobile and telephone records, mails, emails, food in the refrigerator, meetings and appointments, work and entertainment habits. A discreet inquiry into any suspected romantic affair should also be made. They should also look into what possible enemies Bob Woolmer had — business-financial, political, religious, relationships etc. It would be equally helpful to find out Woolmer’s medical and mental history. "
Read More
http://www.dc-epaper.com/deccanchronicle/ArticleText.aspx?article=11_04_2007_007_003
This article is published by someone who is very well know in the field of investigation. And definetely would be worth a thought.
"It is important for the Jamaican police to examine the victim’s mobile and telephone records, mails, emails, food in the refrigerator, meetings and appointments, work and entertainment habits. A discreet inquiry into any suspected romantic affair should also be made. They should also look into what possible enemies Bob Woolmer had — business-financial, political, religious, relationships etc. It would be equally helpful to find out Woolmer’s medical and mental history. "
Read More
http://www.dc-epaper.com/deccanchronicle/ArticleText.aspx?article=11_04_2007_007_003
This article is published by someone who is very well know in the field of investigation. And definetely would be worth a thought.
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Winds of Change in Indian Cricket
The two day BCCI Committee meeting to review the WC-2007 debacle has come up with some startling and brave decisions.
This is just may be a historic decision...that may just do plenty of good for Indian Cricket
"In a historic change, it was also decided to scrap the present Zonal representation in the Senior and Junior selection ommittees. BCCI will appoint selectors on a full time basis based upon the eligibility criteria which would include stature as a player, selection experience etc. The selectors will be remunerated suitably and appointed for a two year term."
By passing the following decision...BCCI is making sure the players keep their focus on the game rather than their increasing $$ balances
A player will endorse not more than 3 sponsors or products. No Sponsor can contract more than 2 players. The players will not be allowed to do any sponsor related events 15 days before the tour and also during the tour.
Domestic cricket would also get a boost if the following rule is strictly implemented
All the players will have to play a stipulated number of Domestic matches when not playing for India.
By retaining Dravid as captain for the next tours, BCCI has sent strong signals to one and all that nonsense will not be tolerated.
Over all the 'Chappel' era seems to have brought in 'winds of change' in the INDIAN CRICKETING WORLD.... Hope this change is for good and India can only become NUMERO UNO
Read more in detail at http://www.rediff.com/wc2007/2007/apr/07dravid.htm
This is just may be a historic decision...that may just do plenty of good for Indian Cricket
"In a historic change, it was also decided to scrap the present Zonal representation in the Senior and Junior selection ommittees. BCCI will appoint selectors on a full time basis based upon the eligibility criteria which would include stature as a player, selection experience etc. The selectors will be remunerated suitably and appointed for a two year term."
By passing the following decision...BCCI is making sure the players keep their focus on the game rather than their increasing $$ balances
A player will endorse not more than 3 sponsors or products. No Sponsor can contract more than 2 players. The players will not be allowed to do any sponsor related events 15 days before the tour and also during the tour.
Domestic cricket would also get a boost if the following rule is strictly implemented
All the players will have to play a stipulated number of Domestic matches when not playing for India.
By retaining Dravid as captain for the next tours, BCCI has sent strong signals to one and all that nonsense will not be tolerated.
Over all the 'Chappel' era seems to have brought in 'winds of change' in the INDIAN CRICKETING WORLD.... Hope this change is for good and India can only become NUMERO UNO
Read more in detail at http://www.rediff.com/wc2007/2007/apr/07dravid.htm
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Finally a match to talk about in WC-2007
Finally, there was a match of equals and something to cheer about in the WC-2007.
After so many soft matches, finally there was an even contest and CRICKET was the winner. England gave Sri Lanka run for their money. They fought back from the brink to come close to pulling a victory that would have made all the English Fans 'revert to some drinking binge'.
Hope Indian cricket team takes some lessons out of the English win. It was the 7th wicket pair of unknown players in the world of cricket who fought like there was no another day. And mind you there were no heroics, just simple basic cricket of accumulation of runs thru singles. One cannot digest the thought that India with the strongest batting line up put up such a dismal show against the same SL attack.
England would take many positives out of this game and SL must be sitting pretty with their chances of going thru to semi-finals have brightened.
Guys my 2 cents on the following line up for semis - Aus, SA, NZ and SL..
After so many soft matches, finally there was an even contest and CRICKET was the winner. England gave Sri Lanka run for their money. They fought back from the brink to come close to pulling a victory that would have made all the English Fans 'revert to some drinking binge'.
Hope Indian cricket team takes some lessons out of the English win. It was the 7th wicket pair of unknown players in the world of cricket who fought like there was no another day. And mind you there were no heroics, just simple basic cricket of accumulation of runs thru singles. One cannot digest the thought that India with the strongest batting line up put up such a dismal show against the same SL attack.
England would take many positives out of this game and SL must be sitting pretty with their chances of going thru to semi-finals have brightened.
Guys my 2 cents on the following line up for semis - Aus, SA, NZ and SL..
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Another Kerry Packer in India
Wow...
The poor showing in the WC 2007 seems to be having lots of side-effects back home.
We have our own Subash Chandra doing a Kerry Packer.....
Read more http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/india/content/current/story/288641.html
It would be worth watching the proceeding as they unfold going forward.
The poor showing in the WC 2007 seems to be having lots of side-effects back home.
We have our own Subash Chandra doing a Kerry Packer.....
Read more http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/india/content/current/story/288641.html
It would be worth watching the proceeding as they unfold going forward.
Monday, April 02, 2007
Scarry side of Blogging
Guys... this is really scary ..Blogging world can turn so dangerous for a person who is just sharing thoughts with the world
http://www.cnn.com/video/player/player.html?url=/video/tech/2007/04/02/cho.dark.side.of.blogs.cnn
http://www.cnn.com/video/player/player.html?url=/video/tech/2007/04/02/cho.dark.side.of.blogs.cnn
Friday, March 30, 2007
Sponsors shy away from Cricket
India's poor performance in WC-2007 is having affect in the business circles in India.
Big Gaints of the consumer industry are re-thinking their strategies in regard to sponsoring cricketing events. LG is going to review or probably even end its long association with the ICC.
Ripple affect of India not making it to the second round of the WC-2007.
Big Gaints of the consumer industry are re-thinking their strategies in regard to sponsoring cricketing events. LG is going to review or probably even end its long association with the ICC.
Ripple affect of India not making it to the second round of the WC-2007.
Sachin at cross-roads
In the wake of the WC debacle, Sachin Tendulkar the 'god' of Indian Cricket is at cross-roads. He is probably standing at an T-junction with the options indicating 'Retire' or 'Continue'. The option of 'continue' may not be looking very attractive with age, form not in synch and also the 4-year WC show is over for India. As we have seen in recent past that his batting prowess in ODI is on decline, while he is being used more as 5th bowler.
Ian Chappel in his article clearly echos the feelings of many of the non-pleased Indian fans
"If Tendulkar had found an honest mirror three years ago and asked the question; "Mirror, mirror on the wall who is the best batsman of all?" It would've answered; "Brian Charles Lara." If he asked that same mirror right now; "Mirror, mirror on the wall should I retire?" The answer would be; "Yes." "
Read more http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ci/content/current/story/287961.html
Similar sentiments are being echoed by a Indian fan in his article at Rediff
"So, Mr Tendulkar, it is time for you to retire. Your best cricketing days are behind you. You will be known for your records, great batting style, bringing unparalleled thrill to your fans over and over again -- and if you do it at the right time, people will also remember you for your graceful exit. "
Read more http://www.rediff.com/wc2007/2007/mar/29guest.htm
With end-of each series the writing on the wall is becoming clear and the 'genius' of Indian Cricket needs to make a decision very soon.
Ian Chappel in his article clearly echos the feelings of many of the non-pleased Indian fans
"If Tendulkar had found an honest mirror three years ago and asked the question; "Mirror, mirror on the wall who is the best batsman of all?" It would've answered; "Brian Charles Lara." If he asked that same mirror right now; "Mirror, mirror on the wall should I retire?" The answer would be; "Yes." "
Read more http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ci/content/current/story/287961.html
Similar sentiments are being echoed by a Indian fan in his article at Rediff
"So, Mr Tendulkar, it is time for you to retire. Your best cricketing days are behind you. You will be known for your records, great batting style, bringing unparalleled thrill to your fans over and over again -- and if you do it at the right time, people will also remember you for your graceful exit. "
Read more http://www.rediff.com/wc2007/2007/mar/29guest.htm
With end-of each series the writing on the wall is becoming clear and the 'genius' of Indian Cricket needs to make a decision very soon.
Monday, March 26, 2007
After Effects - World Cup 2007
Here we go the after effects of the WC2007 fiasco for India has started
Kumble to retire from ODI
Details http://www.cricketnext.com/news/kumble-announces-retirement-from-odis/23975-13.html
We have to wait n see what else is going to change after the dismal performance of the Indian Team...
Kumble to retire from ODI
Details http://www.cricketnext.com/news/kumble-announces-retirement-from-odis/23975-13.html
We have to wait n see what else is going to change after the dismal performance of the Indian Team...
Friday, March 23, 2007
All Over - A comprehensive win for SL
India are beaten all blue by Sri Lanka......
Sri Lanka played like a unit and gave the Indians no breathing space...rather Indians choked themselves to death would be a better statement....
Indians wait for an outcome of the last match in their group B'ldesh v/s Bermuda to decide their fate...Knowing the form B'desh is playing and how Bermudas play...the result is a forgone conclusion..
Muralitharan made a good point during the presentation...INDIA HAS THE LONGEST BATTING LINEUP ON PAPER.... who doesn't know that and they still falter while chasing such achievable targets..
The Middle-order for SL did the trick for them, while the MO of India simply caved-in. It is noticeable that the youngsters in all the other teams are raising the hands and grabbing the opportunities thrown at them. The same spirit is lacking in India team, we had the strongest team on the paper but the weakest on the field.
It is high time, the selection team throws the 'record' book out of the window and give 'merit' to the form a player is in. It is easier said than done, in India everyone knows how things are going to go... There will be a loud noise made but after sometime it will die its own slow death...
They say time is a perfect healer but in India's case it is just becoming a routine ...
India is theortically in with a chance, but ????????????????????? let's leave it at that
Sri Lanka played like a unit and gave the Indians no breathing space...rather Indians choked themselves to death would be a better statement....
Indians wait for an outcome of the last match in their group B'ldesh v/s Bermuda to decide their fate...Knowing the form B'desh is playing and how Bermudas play...the result is a forgone conclusion..
Muralitharan made a good point during the presentation...INDIA HAS THE LONGEST BATTING LINEUP ON PAPER.... who doesn't know that and they still falter while chasing such achievable targets..
The Middle-order for SL did the trick for them, while the MO of India simply caved-in. It is noticeable that the youngsters in all the other teams are raising the hands and grabbing the opportunities thrown at them. The same spirit is lacking in India team, we had the strongest team on the paper but the weakest on the field.
It is high time, the selection team throws the 'record' book out of the window and give 'merit' to the form a player is in. It is easier said than done, in India everyone knows how things are going to go... There will be a loud noise made but after sometime it will die its own slow death...
They say time is a perfect healer but in India's case it is just becoming a routine ...
India is theortically in with a chance, but ????????????????????? let's leave it at that
Indians Dream in Shatters
Indian Dream of making it to Super 8 is in shatters.....
They themselves are to be blamed.....Needless run-outs and shots that were not necessary at any given stage...
The gameplan should have been very simple, play out the 50 overs and be watchful against VAAS and Muralitharan....
With wickets in hand, India could have easily chased down 255 but that was not to be...
They say you cannot say till the last ball is bowled....but here the writing is clear on the wall...
INDIA ARE GOING TO BE OUT OF WORLD CUP 2007....they will follow their neighbours Pakistan on the return flight home....
The predictions are that a team from sub-continent is going to be the likely winner...And today SL have done nothing wrong to make the predictions come thru....
Let's wait for another 20 overs before signing off on the match...you might just see a captain's knock...or a so-called ALL-ROUNDER AGARKAR have his say...
They themselves are to be blamed.....Needless run-outs and shots that were not necessary at any given stage...
The gameplan should have been very simple, play out the 50 overs and be watchful against VAAS and Muralitharan....
With wickets in hand, India could have easily chased down 255 but that was not to be...
They say you cannot say till the last ball is bowled....but here the writing is clear on the wall...
INDIA ARE GOING TO BE OUT OF WORLD CUP 2007....they will follow their neighbours Pakistan on the return flight home....
The predictions are that a team from sub-continent is going to be the likely winner...And today SL have done nothing wrong to make the predictions come thru....
Let's wait for another 20 overs before signing off on the match...you might just see a captain's knock...or a so-called ALL-ROUNDER AGARKAR have his say...
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