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Posted by   on (April 26, 2013, 22:11 GMT)

Vivek Antad, I agree with you mate. This new design is not very helpful. I liked the old one when you get some main Page 2 news on the CricInfo page. For the cartoon. Only player ever to be equal or better then Vivian is Gayle. Jokes aside.

Posted by pointofViv on (April 26, 2013, 17:53 GMT)

@Julian, how on this earth you can mess up Sir Viv with Sehwag? LOL... but that was funny. BTW, cartoon has a deep meaning too, listen to the thoughts of the greats. Nice one Satish. Anyways, what is up with this messy new version of Page 2 design? What is going where, no clue at all. It is like a next version of a popular car only with lots of problems and confusion. Keep at least one thing in life simple fellas!

Posted by   on (April 26, 2013, 17:43 GMT)

@Julian, how on this earth you mess up Sir Viv with Sehwag? ha ha ... LOL. Anyways, nice cartoon, has a deep meaning too. Think on the thoughts of the greats. BTW, what is up with this new desinging of page 2.. what goes where, difficult to understand! It is like the next version of a ca, but only with lots of problems and confusion. Let us keep it simple fellas ... at least this one thing in everyone's messy life.

Posted by Doconcall on (April 26, 2013, 17:18 GMT)

@julian - He is not Sehwag, he is Sir Viv Richards. This cartoon is in lieu of recent comment "Nobody should be allowed to bully anyone". As always, great thinking and great presentation - Sir Satish Acharya

Posted by   on (April 26, 2013, 13:21 GMT)

he he true story!! Kohli needs to control his verbal diarrhea which is full of expletives..

Posted by utkarshspat on (April 26, 2013, 11:32 GMT)

Isn't he Sir Viv Richards?

Posted by grizzle on (April 26, 2013, 8:58 GMT)

BAHAHAHA! Good one! :)

Posted by julian821 on (April 26, 2013, 8:48 GMT)

hahahahaha, good one, and sehwag like kohli is impossible

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