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''Murali tougher to face than Warne''


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chirag foryou
Ganguly is always right against Australia
by chirag foryou on Jul 24, 2010 07:15 PM

I believe that murli is tougher to face than warne. Ganguly is greater batsman and leader than steve waugh.

Jai ho Ganguly

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hari
east or west
by hari on Jul 24, 2010 12:15 PM

saurav dada is the best. True son of soil..not after records like fake gods but played for country and built strong resurgent indian cricket team.

And see present state..indian cricket going to the dogsby great contributors like dhoni,shastri,manohar,sricunt,modi,pawar etc etc.
God bless indian cricket..hope another dada comes from any part of this great country.



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Sun t
Dada
by Sun t on Jul 24, 2010 12:14 PM

Well even when Tendulkar retires and Dada makes acomment ,the discussions will be on Dada's comment and his leadership --thats the impact Dada had on Indian team.Nobody has ever turned the fortunes of Indian cricket as Sourav has done.

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Parveen Sharma
Well Said Maharaj
by Parveen Sharma on Jul 24, 2010 12:02 PM  | Hide replies

Ganguly We are missing you lot

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suraj sinha
Re: Well Said Maharaj
by suraj sinha on Jul 24, 2010 12:27 PM
right

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Abhi
@sanjay
by Abhi on Jul 24, 2010 10:08 AM

pls think as an india bro
ganguly played 113 test nd 300 plus odis 4 india
not for bengal
arent u an indian 1st?
if ganguly made 183 for india
which i think is ur country as well
then y cant u b jus happy being an indian
or just a parochial idiot


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Harsha Bhogle
Thanks dada
by Harsha Bhogle on Jul 24, 2010 08:54 AM  | Hide replies

Dada it is so honourable of you to pay a rich tribute to Murali whom you had hit for so many sixes in your breathtaking innings of 183 in Taunton in the 1999 World Cup.

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sanjay
Re: Thanks dada
by sanjay on Jul 24, 2010 09:42 AM
"Undisciplined Sri Lankan bowling, a pitch of even bounce, "short boundaries" and batting which ranged from the classical to the brutal set a welter of one-day international records. Ganguly and Dravid's partnership of 318 in 45 overs was the highest in any limited-overs international, surpassing the previous record of 275 set by Azharuddin and Jadeja against Zimbabwe in 1997-98. Ganguly made 183 in 158 balls, with 16 fours and seven sixes, the fourth-highest one-day international score, and the second in World Cup history behind Gary Kirsten's 188 not out against the United Arab Emirates in 1996. India's 373 for six was the second highest total in limited-overs internationals after Sri Lanka's 398 for five against Kenya in the 1996 World Cup, and thus the highest against Test opposition.

Ranatunga's decision to bowl seemed justified when Vaas cut the ball back sharply to hit Ramesh's off stump. However, Dravid, aggressively, and Ganguly, elegantly, soon gained complete dominance, with even Muralitharan unable to stem the flow of runs. Dravid established himself as the pacemaker, reaching his second successive hundred at almost a run a ball. But Ganguly made his own century, from 119 deliveries, then began to hit over the top, racing to 183 in another 39 balls. Sri Lanka restored Kaluwitharana to open the innings but, once he and Jayasuriya were out within five overs, the game was all but finished. Likewise Sri Lanka's defence

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sanjay
Re: Thanks dada
by sanjay on Jul 24, 2010 09:44 AM
Gangu hit seveb sixes how many to Murali on shrt boundary ?

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Abhi
Re: Re: Thanks dada
by Abhi on Jul 24, 2010 10:04 AM
he hit 3 sixes to murli

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Abhi
Re: Re: Thanks dada
by Abhi on Jul 24, 2010 10:10 AM
who stopped dravid n tendulkar to hit sixes on short boundary
y cant u just b happy if ganguly makes runs

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antipakanticongress
Yes you are right
by antipakanticongress on Jul 24, 2010 08:19 AM  | Hide replies

Yes you are right because you dont have to face more of warne you just get out in few balls so how can you understand is it tough or not?

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nagen samal
Re: Yes you are right
by nagen samal on Jul 24, 2010 08:31 AM
why u all south indian dont like Ganguly..is it he date Nagma????/ur ppls sweet heart was taken away by dada..

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aaaa bbbb
ganguly
by aaaa bbbb on Jul 24, 2010 08:14 AM

Who can forget the Ganguli mauling Murali's bowling in the worldcup match held in England.

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Another Critic
Offspinners are naturally tougher to play for left handers...
by Another Critic on Jul 23, 2010 10:08 PM  | Hide replies

It's because the ball pitches and turns from behind and lefties don't totally face the ball at the time of pitching. Leggies are much easier for the lefties to face because they can face and read the pitch of the delivery well and manage their footwork better.

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vinay
Re: Offspinners are naturally tougher to play for left handers...
by vinay on Jul 24, 2010 02:23 AM
true

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