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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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Sachin has a lot of time as compared to other players, says James Pattinson
Pattinson said the ball was reversing quite early, not swinging conventionally and that played a part in his decision to drop the plan of attacking the Indian top order with bouncers.
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Sachin Tendulkar receives Order of Australia honour
Veteran India batsman Sachin Tendulkar was conferred with the membership of Order of Australia (AM), here on Tuesday. The cricketer was presented with the Order by Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government and Minister for the Arts - Simon Crean.
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Controversies notwithstanding, Sachin Tendulkar to get Order of Australia today
The Order of Australia was conferred on Sachin Tendulkar by Australian Prime Minister Julian Gillard. But her decision did not go down well with all her countrymen.
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Sachin Tendulkar to receive Order of Australia on November 6
India's batting master Sachin Tendulkar will be honoured with the Order of Australia at a suburban five-star hotel on November 6, it is learnt. Dignitaries from Australia will be present at the function.
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Adam Gilchrist supports Sachin Tendulkar getting Membership of Order of Australia
Former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist on Monday came out in support of Sachin Tendulkar being conferred the Membership of the Order of Australia, saying that the senior Indian batsman has helped in forging relations between the two countries.
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Aussies have utmost respect for Tendulkar: Mark Webber
While quite a few eyebrows have been raised Sachin Tendulkar receiving the Order of Australia, Aussie Formula 1 driver Mark Webber said there's no reason why the batting maestro can't be conferred with the honour.
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Sachin Tendulkar shouldn't get Order of Australia: Matthew Hayden
Former Australian opener Mathew Hayden has expressed his displeasure over Sachin Tendulkar being awarded the prestigious 'Order of Australia' and said the Indian batsman did not deserve the honour.
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Sachin Tendulkar admired in Australia just like in India: Julia Gillard
Claiming that Sachin Tendulkar is widely admired in her country as in India, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday, thanked the iconic cricketer for accepting the Membership of the Order of Australia.
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Australian MP questions Julia Gillard over award to Sachin Tendulkar
An Australian politician has questioned Prime Minister Julia Gillard's decision to award an Order of Australia to cricketer Sachin Tendulkar for his contribution to sport.
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Feel privileged, says Sachin on honour Down Under
Veteran Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday said it is a great honour to have been conferred with the membership of the Order of Australia. The decision to honour the cricketer was announced by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard during her visit to a cricket clinic here.
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Furore on Twitter over Sachin Tendulkar's Order of Australia award
There was an uproar on the social microblogging site Twitter after Australian Primer Minister Julia Gillard announced Tuesday that Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar would be conferred with the Member of the Order of Australia award.
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Sachin Tendulkar honoured Down Under, to be made member of Order of Australia
Australian Prime Minister Julian Gillard has announced that Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar will be conferred with the membership of the Order of Australia.
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Sachin Tendulkar should quit ODIs and focus on Tests, says Wasim Akram
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels Sachin Tendulkar should bid adieu to the one-dayers in order to make things easier for the selectors.
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Top three not playing all games because they are slow: Dhoni
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Sunday backed the team's rotation policy at the top order, saying the top three batsmen are not playing each game because they are slow on the field.
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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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Sachin has a lot of time as compared to other players, says James Pattinson
Pattinson said the ball was reversing quite early, not swinging conventionally and that played a part in his decision to drop the plan of attacking the Indian top order with bouncers.
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Sachin Tendulkar receives Order of Australia honour
Veteran India batsman Sachin Tendulkar was conferred with the membership of Order of Australia (AM), here on Tuesday. The cricketer was presented with the Order by Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Development and Local Government and Minister for the Arts - Simon Crean.
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Controversies notwithstanding, Sachin Tendulkar to get Order of Australia today
The Order of Australia was conferred on Sachin Tendulkar by Australian Prime Minister Julian Gillard. But her decision did not go down well with all her countrymen.
-
Sachin Tendulkar to receive Order of Australia on November 6
India's batting master Sachin Tendulkar will be honoured with the Order of Australia at a suburban five-star hotel on November 6, it is learnt. Dignitaries from Australia will be present at the function.
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Adam Gilchrist supports Sachin Tendulkar getting Membership of Order of Australia
Former Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist on Monday came out in support of Sachin Tendulkar being conferred the Membership of the Order of Australia, saying that the senior Indian batsman has helped in forging relations between the two countries.
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Aussies have utmost respect for Tendulkar: Mark Webber
While quite a few eyebrows have been raised Sachin Tendulkar receiving the Order of Australia, Aussie Formula 1 driver Mark Webber said there's no reason why the batting maestro can't be conferred with the honour.
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Sachin Tendulkar shouldn't get Order of Australia: Matthew Hayden
Former Australian opener Mathew Hayden has expressed his displeasure over Sachin Tendulkar being awarded the prestigious 'Order of Australia' and said the Indian batsman did not deserve the honour.
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Sachin Tendulkar admired in Australia just like in India: Julia Gillard
Claiming that Sachin Tendulkar is widely admired in her country as in India, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday, thanked the iconic cricketer for accepting the Membership of the Order of Australia.
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Australian MP questions Julia Gillard over award to Sachin Tendulkar
An Australian politician has questioned Prime Minister Julia Gillard's decision to award an Order of Australia to cricketer Sachin Tendulkar for his contribution to sport.
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Feel privileged, says Sachin on honour Down Under
Veteran Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday said it is a great honour to have been conferred with the membership of the Order of Australia. The decision to honour the cricketer was announced by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard during her visit to a cricket clinic here.
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Furore on Twitter over Sachin Tendulkar's Order of Australia award
There was an uproar on the social microblogging site Twitter after Australian Primer Minister Julia Gillard announced Tuesday that Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar would be conferred with the Member of the Order of Australia award.
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Sachin Tendulkar honoured Down Under, to be made member of Order of Australia
Australian Prime Minister Julian Gillard has announced that Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar will be conferred with the membership of the Order of Australia.
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Sachin Tendulkar should quit ODIs and focus on Tests, says Wasim Akram
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram feels Sachin Tendulkar should bid adieu to the one-dayers in order to make things easier for the selectors.
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Top three not playing all games because they are slow: Dhoni
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Sunday backed the team's rotation policy at the top order, saying the top three batsmen are not playing each game because they are slow on the field.
