Adam Gilchrist hopes Australia and India can let their cricket make the headlines as he prepares for his final match at the MCG.
India’s tour Down Under has been dogged by controversy, with Australia’s Matthew Hayden the latest to be reprimanded for his ‘obnoxious little weed’ remark about Harbhajan Singh.
Hayden’s comments have reignited a simmering row [...]
February 28, 2008
Categories: Cricket . Tags: adam, australia, gilchrist, harbhajan, hayden, india, mattew, MCG, singh . Author: mylow . Comments: Leave a Comment
Is youth football too competitive? Should it be more fun? Or should we instil a will to win in our children as early as possible?
I liked this little bit of discussion about football starting at a very early age.This Paul Cooper has given out many insights to football beginning to become a business and really [...]
February 28, 2008
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Pakistan v South Africa, 2nd semi-final, Under-19 World Cup
Rain threatens to upset game plans.
It hasn’t rained in Malaysia for the majority of the Under-19 World Cup but the luck has turned as we approach the business end of the tournament. There were short but sharp showers during the semi-final between India and New Zealand [...]
February 28, 2008
Categories: Cricket . Tags: 19, champions, final, malaysia, pakistan, rain, south africa, under, world cup . Author: mylow . Comments: Leave a Comment
( Shreevats Goswami)
India Under-19s were stretched for the first time in the tournament but held their nerve in a tense chase under lights in wet conditions at the Kinara Oval to beat New Zealand by three wickets to reach their second successive final.
The victory was set up by their bowlers, who bowled an [...]
February 27, 2008
Categories: Cricket . Tags: 19, cup, goswami, india, kohli, new zealand, under, virat, world . Author: mylow . Comments: Leave a Comment