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Posted by nskaile on (February 09 2012, 11:21 AM GMT)

Haha niceeeeeee. Maybe DLF sponsor this Indian team and from then on we will hear commentater saying DLF 6 or DlF 4 or That's DLF OUT Lolll

Posted by on (February 08 2012, 17:16 PM GMT)

Sahara's withdrawal is a big loss for Indian cricket

Posted by Seek2Meet on (February 08 2012, 07:07 AM GMT)

Team India seen this day because of IPL and here it begins again - why???

Posted by xylo on (February 08 2012, 06:33 AM GMT)

you should have had srini say "Thanks. You are most sweet"

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