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Early Bird: Told ya! GAW put karmic classic cutarse on complacent TKR - Vimarsana News

Early Bird: Told ya! GAW put karmic classic cutarse on complacent TKR

Calmer than you imagine any Trinbago cricket fan would be, Bobby smirked his way through our entire fo’daymorning Republic Day walk.A smirk is a kind of fleeting oral halo. It is a personal reco

Forgotten tours: Australia's 1979 World Cup campaign - Vimarsana News

Forgotten tours: Australia's 1979 World Cup campaign

Most Australian World Cup campaigns live on in the minds of fans. The thrilling epic of 1975 (“Mano a Mano against the Windies!”), the…

Rudi Koertzen, the good umpire! - Vimarsana News

Rudi Koertzen, the good umpire!

That the late Koertzen created an atmosphere which allowed players to remind him he’d made a mistake, is a credit to his friendly nature

On This Day - Michael Holding Kicks The Stumps, Mighty West Indies Stunned - Vimarsana News

On This Day - Michael Holding Kicks The Stumps, Mighty West Indies Stunned

New Zealand won the Dunedin Test match by one wicket against the West Indies on this day in 1980 but the tour would be remembered for some unsportsmanlike conduct from the Windies team.

An ODI team of World Cup heroes - Vimarsana News

An ODI team of World Cup heroes

An ODI team of World Cup heroes A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The first World Cup was held in England in 1975 at a time when the limited-overs game was still very much in its developing stages. Even some top players – Sunil Gavaskar, for example – were pretty much unaware of the tactics involved with the ODI cricket. Nevertheless, the event was a big success, especially with an exciting finish at the Lord’s. Since then, the World Cup has grown steadily both in size and in stature. Now it’s a ...