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Bapu Nadkarni, Farokh Engineer and Eknath Solkar to be honoured by BCCI
Former cricketers Bapu Nadkarni, Farokh Engineer and the late Eknath Solkar will be felicitated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India at it's annual awards function.
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Nadkarni, Borde hail Laxman as one of the finest batsmen
Former cricketers Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni expressed surprise over V V S Laxman's decision to draw curtains on his brilliant career after being picked for the home Test series against New Zealand.
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Former Test cricketers welcome one-time payment
Former Test cricketers Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni on Saturday, welcomed the Cricket Board's decision to make a one-time payment from the proceeds of the cash-rich Indian Premier League to the players who had retired prior to 2003-04.
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Jayawardena hits out at 'Mankad' dismissal of Thirimanne
Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardena says Indian off-spinner Ravi Ashwin's controversial "Mankad" dismissal of Lahiru Thirimanne in Brisbane flouted the spirit of the game.
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Time for Laxman, Dravid to leave: Nadkarni
Slamming the Indian squad, especially its star-studded batting line-up for its dismal show in Australia, former Test all-rounder Bapu Nadkarni on Sunday said it was time the under-performing duo of VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid be replaced.
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Cricket in 2011: Fixing row overshadows England's rise
Cricket and controversy, never far apart, were closely linked in a year where England finally achieved their long-held objective of climbing to the top of the world Test rankings.
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Brearly finds Tendulkar jittery, blames hunt for 100th ton
Former England skipper Mike Brearley feels that the constant talk around his 100th international century has made Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar jittery.
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Pakistan cricket pays tribute to Pataudi
Pakistanis on Friday, paid tribute to former Indian cricket captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who died in New Delhi aged 70.
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MAK Pataudi: A man of opposites
Aloof yet witty, plain but direct, regal yet casual. MAK Pataudi was so many contradictory things that eventually you stopped trying to classify him.
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Pataudi was a much misunderstood man: Nadkarni
Former left-arm spinner and handy lower order batsman Bapu Nadkarni said that former India skipper Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who died due to a lung infection in Delhi on Thursday, was "a much misunderstood man" during his playing days because of his aloofness.
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'An innings played with one leg and one eye'
The Nawab of Pataudi showed spirit, courage and a touch of anger when he made 75, batting with an injured leg, at the MCG
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A bad captain can make a great team look ordinary: Pataudi
India's youngest and most distinguished captain on the importance of honesty, transparency and inspiration when leading a side.
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Former India captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi dies
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who overcame an impaired eye to become a visionary and pioneering captain of the Indian Test team, has died in Delhi at the age of 70.
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Sachin all-time great, says Nadkarni
Former India all-rounder Bapu Nadkarni described Sachin Tendulkar as an all-time great cricketer.
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Mankad was not allowed to prosper in Tests: Nadkarni
Former Test cricketers Ajit Wadekar, Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni on Friday reacted with shock and dismay at the sudden demise of Ashok Mankad.
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Bapu Nadkarni, Farokh Engineer and Eknath Solkar to be honoured by BCCI
Former cricketers Bapu Nadkarni, Farokh Engineer and the late Eknath Solkar will be felicitated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India at it's annual awards function.
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Nadkarni, Borde hail Laxman as one of the finest batsmen
Former cricketers Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni expressed surprise over V V S Laxman's decision to draw curtains on his brilliant career after being picked for the home Test series against New Zealand.
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Former Test cricketers welcome one-time payment
Former Test cricketers Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni on Saturday, welcomed the Cricket Board's decision to make a one-time payment from the proceeds of the cash-rich Indian Premier League to the players who had retired prior to 2003-04.
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Jayawardena hits out at 'Mankad' dismissal of Thirimanne
Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardena says Indian off-spinner Ravi Ashwin's controversial "Mankad" dismissal of Lahiru Thirimanne in Brisbane flouted the spirit of the game.
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Time for Laxman, Dravid to leave: Nadkarni
Slamming the Indian squad, especially its star-studded batting line-up for its dismal show in Australia, former Test all-rounder Bapu Nadkarni on Sunday said it was time the under-performing duo of VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid be replaced.
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Cricket in 2011: Fixing row overshadows England's rise
Cricket and controversy, never far apart, were closely linked in a year where England finally achieved their long-held objective of climbing to the top of the world Test rankings.
-
Brearly finds Tendulkar jittery, blames hunt for 100th ton
Former England skipper Mike Brearley feels that the constant talk around his 100th international century has made Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar jittery.
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Pakistan cricket pays tribute to Pataudi
Pakistanis on Friday, paid tribute to former Indian cricket captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who died in New Delhi aged 70.
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MAK Pataudi: A man of opposites
Aloof yet witty, plain but direct, regal yet casual. MAK Pataudi was so many contradictory things that eventually you stopped trying to classify him.
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Pataudi was a much misunderstood man: Nadkarni
Former left-arm spinner and handy lower order batsman Bapu Nadkarni said that former India skipper Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who died due to a lung infection in Delhi on Thursday, was "a much misunderstood man" during his playing days because of his aloofness.
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'An innings played with one leg and one eye'
The Nawab of Pataudi showed spirit, courage and a touch of anger when he made 75, batting with an injured leg, at the MCG
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A bad captain can make a great team look ordinary: Pataudi
India's youngest and most distinguished captain on the importance of honesty, transparency and inspiration when leading a side.
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Former India captain Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi dies
Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, who overcame an impaired eye to become a visionary and pioneering captain of the Indian Test team, has died in Delhi at the age of 70.
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Sachin all-time great, says Nadkarni
Former India all-rounder Bapu Nadkarni described Sachin Tendulkar as an all-time great cricketer.
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Mankad was not allowed to prosper in Tests: Nadkarni
Former Test cricketers Ajit Wadekar, Chandu Borde and Bapu Nadkarni on Friday reacted with shock and dismay at the sudden demise of Ashok Mankad.
