All Talk and No Action
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Everything said and done, I would have handed the Man of the Match to Wahab Riaz.
Riaz took the game of cricket to a new high and ensured that India remained on her toes.
Much respect for Shahid Afridi too. He had grace, maturity and all things nice we associate with leaders.
Ditto for Dhoni. I felt gratified to watch his measured reaction when India took wickets.
All in all, a holiday very well spent.
Now, can we move on and prepare for the Final pleaajj?
Riaz took the game of cricket to a new high and ensured that India remained on her toes.
Much respect for Shahid Afridi too. He had grace, maturity and all things nice we associate with leaders.
Ditto for Dhoni. I felt gratified to watch his measured reaction when India took wickets.
All in all, a holiday very well spent.
Now, can we move on and prepare for the Final pleaajj?
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How about Suresh Raina?
Probably his innings at the end was the difference between the two sides?
i totally agree with you about Riyaz. He was very good and deserved the Man Of the Match award.
@Anon - Raina definitely provided the necessary support. But, personally, Riaz scared me. It was good cricket and I would have loved to have him in my dream team.Hence..
btw, congratulations on winning the WC :-)
@Aruna - Welcome to the blog and congratulations on the WC win :-)
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