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South Africa in India (Feb 06 - 27, 2010: 2 Tests & 3 ODI's)
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Jonty Rhodes lauds Tendulkar's double century
Speaking to journalists in Mumbai, Rhodes, a current fielding coach for IPL team the Mumbai Indians, said he was optimistic about the team, especially its star player,...
Mumbai, Feb 27(ANI): South Africa's greatest cricket fielder, Jonty Rhodes, is the latest to laud Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar's double century.Speaking to journalists in Mumbai, Rhodes, a current fielding coach for Indian Premier League (IPL) team the Mumbai Indians, said he was optimistic about the team, especially its star player, Tendulkar."I think the makeup of the Mumbai Indians team for season number three is looking really strong and positive. Anybody who comes off a double century in a one day international 50-over game must be in very good form," said Rhodes.Tendulkar became the first batsman to hit 200 runs in a one-day international on Wednesday, and set up a 153-run win and a series victory for India over South Africa.While Rhodes may not have any qualms about Tendulkar wit... More
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Stump Vision - by   R. Mohan
- The rise and rise of the IPL
There is no stopping the march of the Indian Premier League. While the league’s seductive appeal has ensured that new fans of the T-20 format will stay captivated, the league’s franchises are also spreading their tentacles across the cricket world. The league may be just two seasons old but it has already captured the imagination of cricket fans worldwide even as the game has evolved into a short and brutal test of team capabilities. So swift has the rise of the T-20 been that the IPL is all ... more
From the Diary - by   Sunil Gavaskar
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When Steve Davis raised his finger to signal Morne Morkel’s dismissal leg-before wicket to Harbhajan Singh, the first reaction was not just to follow Harbhajan as he made his victory run but also to see the slow motion action replay. India did not want to win with an umpiring error with so little time left for the Test to finish. The decision was spot on again and what Davis and Ian Gould have shown in this series and in the Kolkata Test in particular, is that they are among the top umpires in ... more
This Day in Cricket (11 Mar)
1949: The highest-scoring match in 1st class history. There were 2376 runs scored for the loss of 38 wickets in the Ranji Trophy semi-final between Bombay and Maharastra in Poona. In all, there were 19 centuries: 9 from the batsman, 10 for the hapless bowlers. In context, Maharashtra middle-order batsman Bhausaheb Babasaheb Nimbalkar-who has a top 1st class score of 443 not out - had a nightmare: he made 25 and 21
 
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