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For the first time in India, and perhaps in the cricketing world, podcasts will be available to cricket aficionados to download and listen to at their convenience.
- Yahoo! India teams up with Gavaskar for podcasting and more, sourced from Indiantelevision.com, 10.1.06
Well no, Sunny won't be featuring in the cricketing world's first podcast, though he may well be the first leading player to appear in one.
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Snogging match gets guard hot under collar
(Bruce Cutler, Hawkes Bay Today, 9.1.06)
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I've added a handful of pics from Sunday's Twenty20 game to my flickr site. Possibly more to come but I've chosen a representative sample for now.
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I attended my first Twenty20 game yesterday. While I won't be hanging out for the second, there are plenty who will. And that's a good thing.
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Aha..... http://blogs.cricinfo.com/tourdiaries/ :-)
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Plane finds people playing cricket on runway
“I was playing cricket with my friends as usual on the strip. We heard the plane, but didn’t care, as no plane lands here daily. But suddenly I saw a plane rushing towards us and we began running to save our lives,”
Saturday's Indian Express tells the rest of the story.
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What were my choices for the Top Ten Cricket News Stories of 2005? Enjoy the superior quality of Ogg Vorbis and download Issue Seven of The Net Sessions, the Ogg Vorbis podcast edition.
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What were my choices for the Top Ten Cricket News Stories of 2005? Download my latest podcast, issue 7 of the Net Sessions. (Running time 9:55, MP3 96kBps mono)
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The Australian: Giant man on a road less travelled [January 07, 2006]
The Australian's Mike Coward spoke to Vincent van der Bijl, one of the forgotten legends of South African cricket, at the Sydney Test this week. Van der Bijl is part of the South African official party on this tour.
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Ricky Ponting's historic match-winning century at the SCG yesterday made the front page of all today's local papers, as the collage below demonstrates.
Reuters photographer David Gray captured Ponting's moment of ecstacy after scoring the winning boundary. Competing broadsheets The Weekend Australian (top left, owned by News Ltd) and the Sydney Morning Herald (bottom right, owned by John Fairfax and Sons) displayed their intense rivalry by publishing the exact same shot.
