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1 week ago |
thecricketmonthly.com | Nagraj Gollapudi |Alan Gardner |Tristan Lavalette
MS Dhoni: an ace at the death, and a captain to shock and awe No. 13, MS DhoniBy Nagraj GollapudiIf you have lifted the IPL trophy five times, led your team to 12 playoffs in 15 years, including ten finals, have the highest win percentage as captain, are the only one to have 100-plus wins in the marquee league, and also made fans swerve like dervishes in ecstasy as you engineer memorable finishes with the bat, you've got to be a shoo-in for a list like this one.
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Aug 12, 2024 |
dailycartoonist.com | Alan Gardner
A documentary on the career and influence of South African cartoonist Jonathan Shapiro, AKA Zapiro, debuted at the Durban International Film Festival in South Africa. The film focuses on Zapiro’s controversial cartoons during Jacob Zuma’s presidential term, challenging the boundaries of freedom of expression.
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Dec 1, 2023 |
espn.co.uk | Alan Gardner
Less than three weeks after the end of their ODI World Cup campaign - which brought to a close their four-year reign as 50-over champions - England are in the Caribbean for eight limited-overs matches against West Indies. While the ODI series will offer some new faces a chance to reboot the franchise, five T20Is in the region that will stage next year's T20 World Cup are an important staging post as Jos Buttler's team prepare for another title defence.
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Nov 14, 2023 |
espn.co.uk | Alan Gardner |Andrew Fidel Fernando
As regular readers will know, cricket and comedy are long-standing partners (ones that would undoubtedly collide mid-pitch when looking for a quick single). That may be because the secret to both is timing - or, as in the case of Angelo Mathews' dismissal against Bangladesh last week, timekeeping. Rarely has a punchline arrived so late, or been so deliciously weighted, as that delivered by Shakib Al Hasan in Delhi.
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Oct 25, 2023 |
espn.co.uk | Matt Roller |Alan Gardner
England have lost their spark and sense of enjoyment at the World Cup, and would rather go out of the tournament "with a bang" than with a whimper. That is the view of their vice-captain, Moeen Ali, who looks set to make his second appearance of the tournament against Sri Lanka in Bangalore on Thursday. Moeen played in England's nine-wicket defeat to New Zealand in Ahmedabad on the opening night of the tournament but has not featured since.
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