thenaaprika :clap: :clap:
Philander 8-)
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thenaaprika :clap: :clap:
Philander 8-)
never seen anything like this before...cricket 2007 adra madhiri irundhuchu..asingapattan australiakaran :lol:
Side gapla sandhu by crook info in its page. I am surprised that P_R hasn't posted that link already here. :lol2: Anybody taking a wild guess
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/...eam-chappell-2
Chappelli :-D
Enna AF, EdhAvadhu England is the true #1 because they didn't struggle to beat Australia-nu EdhAvadhu sindhA?
http://www.espncricinfo.com/greatest...ry/538999.html
West Indies 1976-1995
Australia 1999-2008
Australia 1948
South Africa, 1969-70
Ingilaandhu 2009-11
Oh idhaa! Idhu vandhu konja nALAchu. Already honorary Aussie Peter Roebuck has made sarcastic remarks on this. Tip: englandkaaranai thittaNumnA Aussie paper padikkonum. Aussie kaaranai thittaNumna english paper padikkonum. But icc-la mattum rendu perum koottu kaLavANigaL!
good list..Barbie gives this Eng team the edge over Windies and OZ team of noughties..also none of these teams won a world-T20 championship which makes the current Eng team rise to top all the more laudable..
P.S going to root for padosis :yessir:
PUP's Ist innings 151 should be one of his best 100's, in fact a top class innings something on par with cricketing greats, greatest ton's! The way he played was quite brilliant and at least for that Australia should have won it. But what a tragedy! :lol: rasikkama irukka mudila!
^did you saw the match live? he was doing a Raina impersonation against Steyn at the start :lol:
No, I started watching an hour after tea. Wickets were falling in one end, he played positively, healthy strike rate, in tough conditions, worst than tragic day 2.
Wizzy, idhula enna vekkam. Cricketla asia-asia bhai bhai. Vellaiyane veliyeru. Laudable position - only thing is padosis eppo evlo cutting vangittu enna pannuvaangannu solla mudiyaadhu - hair splitting business I tell you, supporting our padosis in Cricket
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xm9...l-clarke_sport
some snippets..Steyn gun and his outswingers are :bow:
Plum, Eng-Pak always been a paisa vasool series..both on and off the field :lol: from ball tampering/pitch dancing/match fixing we have seen it all..
punting on Sky commies digging Ajmal/Junaid's 'jerky' action in this series :)
Australia :rotfl2:. Ponting-ku seekkirame aappudhaan, India series-kooda aada maattaaru pola :D.
Smith and his 4th innings accomplishments :notworthy:.
Puli, before you bad mouth ponting, jaakradhai. "If you question my integrity, you don't deserve to be here"-nu oru vArththai pOttAn. Roebuck aplAyusala pOi sErbdhuttApla. Namma jAgradhaiyA irukkONum. Repeat after me: ponting nallavaru, vallavaru, naalum therinjavaru, aduththa matchla double century, centurylaam adippaar. India seriesla man of the series avar dhaan. Aduththa Ashes-la herovum avar dhaan"
:shaking:
South Africa - The first time in 18 years(since inclusion after Apartheid) that they are going to win/draw a series against Australia in SA.
Australia have to win the series to manage their perfect record of not losing a series in SA.
2nd Test: Australia (probable): 1 Shane Watson, 2 Phillip Hughes, 3 Usman Khawaja, 4 Ricky Ponting, 5 Michael Clarke (capt), 6 Michael Hussey, 7 Brad Haddin (wk), 8 Mitchell Johnson, 9 Ryan Harris, 10 Pat Cummins, 11 Nathan Lyon
Kallis 7X4, 1X6 in his 43 off 33 balls.
paruppu debut Cummins, Lyon have been scored off I see. 19thmay, are you watching?
JH Kallis c Khawaja b Siddle 54 (41) 8 * 4 2 * 6
No but I am following the score. Time to refresh my old thread, where izzz it?
South Africa 258/8 (67.6 ov)
5-241 (Prince, 59.6 ov), 6-243 (de Villiers, 60.5 ov), 7-243 (Philander, 61.5 ov), 8-245 (Boucher, 62.5 ov) :shock:
for 9///..
9 down now.thottil pazhakkam..poor Gary :???:
266 it is..
4.55 pm South Africa have lost six wickets for 25 runs, collapsing from 241 for 4 to 266. A lot of the dismissals were to bad shots.
Ha ha - all pointing to the inevitable Ponting renaissance now.cometh the hour, cometh the hero. Thennaappirika - :rotfl3: - chokers!
Ponting-ai veettukku anuppara varaikkum ivar oya mattar pola :lol:
266 :(.. again down to Steyn man ..
http://www.espncricinfo.com/south-africa-v-australia-2011/content/current/story/540869.html
seems like a redux of our Eng tour :roll:
http://cricketnext.in.com/news/kambl.../61649-13.html :lol2:
Kambli suspects
New Delhi: In the wake of revelations made by the ICC's former chief anti-corruption investigator, Paul Condon, claiming that in the late 1990s, Test and World Cup matches were being routinely fixed, former Indian batsman Vinod Kambli, in an interview to a television channel, made a startling claim that the 1996 World Cup semi-final between India and Sri Lanka could have been fixed.
Looking back at the infamous match that ended with Sri Lanka being declared winners because of crowd trouble at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, Kambli said that during the team meeting it had been decided that India would bat first should they win the toss. Thus, reckoned Kambli, captain Mohammad Azharuddin's decision to field was against the scheme of things. Kambli also said that there was a tiff between Ajit Wadekar, who was the manager of the team at that time, and Azhar because of a truncated practice session on the eve of the match.
He went on to say that the way the rest of the batsmen perished after Sachin Tendulkar had provided the team with a solid start was suspicious, and that it seemed like a deliberate attempt to throw away their wickets. Kambli also said that was he had been continuously asking the batsmen at the other end to give him support.
"Something was definitely amiss. However, I was not given a chance to speak and was dropped soon after. Our team manager at that time Ajit Wadekar was aware of everything. He had even written an article afterwards that Vinod Kambli had been made a scapegoat."
Wadekar, who was also on the show, refuted Kambli's claims and stuck to the stand that the decision taken in the team meeting was that India would field first on winning the toss.
Sri Lanka won the first semi-final over India at Eden Gardens in 1996. When chasing a total of 251-8, the hosts slumped to 120-8 in the 35th over and that led to crowd disturbance.
The players left the field for 20 minutes in an attempt to quieten the crowd. When the players returned for play, more bottles were thrown onto the field, forcing match referee Clive Lloyd to award the match to Sri Lanka, the first default win ever in Test or one-day international
Former TN and Punjab Off-Spinner, Aashish Kapoor, reacting to Kambli's latest claims, said that it was laughable for Vinod to believe that he might have been paid to lose my wicket. He said "Nobody in their right mind would waste even 100 rupees on goading me to lose my wicket cheaply in an international match. They know it is a natural process. In my adopted home of Tamilnadu, there is a saying 'What is there in bowl only will show up in the ladle'. Like that, except Azhar, the collective worth of the non-sachin batsmen in that team was that much only; that too, on that pitch. And we all know Azhar was a fixer anyway. So, what's new?".
Australia 100/0 (21.0 ov)
Oz dhumkatti velayaading. Congrats plum!
will Ponting get a chance to bat today :roll:
Kallis could have had Rudolph when OZ were 70 odd I think.. The ball clearly deviated past the bat and SA didnt review it.. Ivvalvau periya deflection-a eppadi ivinga miss pannaanunga :twisted:
Eppo varuvaarngaradhu mukkiyam illai. Epdi varuvaarngaradhu dhaan. The King will be back today :triumphalroar:
does any one remember the last time Proteas wining a test series at home//
leggie Tayir over buildup..Qadir'oda dance mattumthan copy panirikkan
<br>:bow: He is back!Quote:
Originally Posted by Plum
Plum- Mission accomplished :cheer: Bhajji out, Yuvi out, Ponting out.
Nesst kuRi yaaru? :think:
plum, unga vidaa muyarchi veen pOgala :thumbsup:
Steyn Da Man :clap: