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The Surfer

Knock worth its weight in gold

The precociously talented Suresh Raina revealed a cricketing brain far beyond his experience in a match-winning innings worth its weight in gold , writes R Mohan in the Deccan Chronicle .

Sriram Veera
25-Feb-2013
Should Suresh Raina go on to become the next superstar of Indian cricket, as coach Greg Chappell is predicting, future biographers are likely to cite yesterday's match as the moment he came of age, says Simon Briggs in the Daily Telegraph. Click here to read the former England mediumpacer Angus Fraser's match report in the Independent. Lawrence Booth feels that England were undone by Raina's grace, timing and youth.
Chandrahas Choudhury is bewitched by the art of Ramesh Powar and Powar, in the Hindustan Times, himself reckons that flight is his strength.
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Prince among men

Prince counts amongst the most tenacious of cricketers

Sriram Veera
25-Feb-2013
Prince counts amongst the most tenacious of cricketers. Although he has a limited range of strokes, he knows his game and fights with every bone in his body, writes Peter Roebuck in the Witness.
Roebuck, in The Age, concentrates on Stuart Clark and the failure of South Africa's opening batsmen.
A South African finally stumps Warne. Nope, not a cricketer but a bidder. Click here to read the details.
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St Kitts and Nevis prepare for Aussies

The small Caribbean islands of St Kitts and Nevis are preparing for the influx of Australia visitors expected for the 2007 World Cup, as reported by The Voice .

Will
25-Feb-2013
“The ICC Cricket World Cup will be a defining moment for our country," Skerritt told website windiescricket.com. “When we submitted our bid we had specifically wanted to host Australia, the world champions and that dream will soon be a reality.
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Sir Trevor of Trinidad

Sir Trevor MacDonald, the veteran ITN newsreader, talks to the Daily Telegraph about his love of cricket which, he claims, "developed in the womb ..

Andrew Miller
Andrew Miller
25-Feb-2013
Sir Trevor MacDonald, the veteran ITN newsreader, talks to the Daily Telegraph about his love of cricket which, he claims, "developed in the womb ... like a West Indian contagion".
"I remember, in Trinidad, playing from the age of four, hammering in stumps in neighbours' backyards and fashioning bats from the branches of coconut trees.
"There is a natural bend in that type of wood that can explain the tendency of many Caribbean cricketers to go for the hook stroke."
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