George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
Papua New Guinea: How many Aminis?
Feb 25, 2013 Most of us are influenced - to a certain extent at least - by our parents, and they by their parents
George Binoy
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George Binoy at the Kitply Cup 2008
A Dhaka state of mind
Feb 25, 2013 For the last week, my daily routine on a non-match day has been to get up, attend various practice sessions and press conferences scheduled through the day and then come back to the hotel room to file stories, after which it’s too late to do anything
George Binoy at the Kitply Cup 2008
The Indians have arrived
Feb 25, 2013 The Indian team landed in Dhaka early this morning and were greeted by dark skies and the omnipresent chance of rain
George Binoy at the Kitply Cup 2008
Welcome to wet Dhaka
Feb 25, 2013 The pilot’s announcement that we would be landing in Dhaka shortly woke me up
George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
Rivals on-field, friends off
Feb 25, 2013 The final of the Under-19 World Cup some some overt aggression and verbal send-offs between teams that got along the best in the tournament
George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
Fans, cameras, attention
Feb 25, 2013 Chaos broke loose at the Kinrara Oval the moment Siddarth Kaul bowled Bradley Barnes to win India the final by 12 runs
George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
Magic drains and disappearing puddles
Feb 25, 2013 During the interval after the rain ceased and before play began, Wayne Parnell, the South African captain, and the team's media manager stood staring intently at the ground
George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
When it stops raining, Kinrara starts draining
Feb 25, 2013 The Kinrara Oval drains fabulously
George Binoy at the 2008 Under-19 World Cup
Hoping for a big final, and an endless journey back home
Feb 25, 2013