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Posted by golgoal on (October 24, 2012, 21:52 GMT)

@PakoP You must be hiding behind some rock while the Indian T20 team won the world cups

Posted by PakoP on (October 24, 2012, 19:57 GMT)

not sure about cricket in general, but certainly INDIAN T20 team is going no where even after playing so many T20 games.

Posted by cricket-india on (October 22, 2012, 15:25 GMT)

not funny...worse things have happened than crickt mathces being rained out. if bcci cannot destroy cricket, nothing can.

Posted by on (October 22, 2012, 8:17 GMT)

well said sir, like it has destroyed indian cricket

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