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Cricket always need another thing, .....Talented yes!The Team need to be inspired and determined to winUnity stand out with the best of support and trust in your self & your team .Then I should say Victory is a mostA reflection of lack of practice and preparation. By MinacheBy Tony CozierOne of Ramnaresh Sarwan's comments following the West Indies' loss to Bangladesh on Thursday that eliminated

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Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Twenty20 cricket is that in such a shortened format, no team can be taken for granted. The Australians were at the receiving end of one of the biggest upsets in this decade, going down to Zimbabwe in Cape Town, and it's the element of surprise people will look forward to when they take guard against Bangladesh in the first part of the double-header at

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West Indies became the first team to be knocked out of the ICC World Twenty20, after losing their second match against Bangladesh. The following are a few statistical highlights:Mohammad Ashraful scored the fastest fifty in Twenty20 internationals, beating the previous record held by Sanath Jayasuriya, who scored a 50 off 23 balls against New Zealand in Wellington. Jayasuriya holds the record for

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Australia surfed a tide of emotion in front of a packed fourth-and-final day crowd, sealing their first Ashes whitewash in 86 years with a ruthless demolition job at Sydney. They had a full two days available to do the necessary, but in the end they needed just under two hours, as England's battered and bruised cricketers surrendered by ten wickets in an abject and embarrassing fashion. Michael

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Ian Bell made his 4th half centure and there were useful contributions from the rest of the top order to propell England to a healthy 4 for 234 at stumps. Just as Bell seemed set to break his century drought in the series and Pietersen was ready to muscle his way out of Australia's restrictive fields, McGrath stepped in to dismiss both of them in two overs. McGrath and Warne were treated by

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Seems as if the umpires are the best friends of the Aussies. At crucial points of the game, glaring indecisions went in the Aussies favor. On the last WI tour of Australia at least on four occasions Brian Lara was "unlucky" to be given out. I'm not be surprised if Koertzen is hedging bets that Aussie will go 5 zip. Symonds 154 and Hayden 153 added 279 for the sixth-highest sixth-wicket stand

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Shane Warne, the most successful bowler in Test history, will retire after the final match of the Ashes series in Sydney. Warne told a news conference at the MCG he was ready to end his 15-year international career, but not before a push for a 5-0 result against England. His sidekick McGrath is also expected to retire. This is about the best time for them to retire at the top of their game. I

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A friend of mine, Milton Drepaul sent me this article. After reading it I wanted to take a bat and chase Fletcher around the stadium. If Monty had played the first two tests England would still have been in competition for the Ashes. As it now stands they have been trashed by a gloating Aussie team.The truth is that Panesar has never been the soft touch many have imagined. He used to open the

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Monty Panesar left out by Dumbfun and company for the last two tests came into the 3rd test with so much pressure on his shoulders and he showed that he should have played all along taking 5 wickets! Way to go Monty. Now England have to build on that and make quite a few more that 244 to keep these Aussies under pressure. Hussey once again batted very intelligently. Keep the pressure on

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English fans must be ripping the hair off their heads. After 4 days of competitive cricket England were bamboozled by the Aussies. Records were broken by England and Warne was about to be written off, but he came back with a bang. Only a miracle can now save them from a 5 zero drubbing.

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This article was written by Milton Drepaul. (Business Plan/Resume Writer,Career Consultant, Relationship Consultant, Numerologist) You can visit him online at Smart Career Choices The game of cricket baffling to so many in North America was a passion for my father. He took my brother and I to see Test Cricket in 1952 and I became hooked for life.Cricket is a game that gives scope for many debates

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I have been an avid fan of cricket since I was a boy in Better Hope, Guyana, watching the likes of Sari, Roy, Paul and 'Whiskey' play on Saturdays and Sundays. I left Guyana back in 1978 and after moving back there in 1992 I regained my long lost love for cricket.The first match I saw after returning home, was a one day match between the West Indies and Pakistan, at Bourda Cricket Ground, which

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