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POPSAh, the Indian did it, eh! The Englishman taught the game and the indians picked it up cleanly. Did you see the film LAGAAN? It's about British Colonial arrogance, Taxes, Indian starving Farmers and how they beat English Soldiers at their own game a century back. The Cantonment was closed and removed through shame.
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POPSCricket's honour role gets a shake up The ratings today tend to be on statistical averages, but this doesn't take into account the contribution to the team, and so to winning. Somehow Don Bradman always came out on top. If he had scored 1 run in his final innings he would have had an average of 100. He got out for a duck (0) and his average was 99.97 While it can seem trivial, an example of the way Australians see Don Bradman, is that the abc in Australia , the people running abc.net.au, use his batting average as their post office box number. P.O Box 9997 in your capital city.
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POPSIndia`s (sentimental) Bureaucracy .. -)) End of Story: The airport manager halts. His legs buckle at the knees, his shoulders sag and he turns back towards me, arms stretched as if to hug me to his chest. His face is ashen, his moustache quivers. The silence hangs between us, seeming to last all day. Then, with a stirring squaring of the shoulders and life-saving resolve, he delivers my salvation. 'Mr Jonathan, India's thoughts and wishes are with you and your country. We will get you to Bombay. Please, come this way. We have no time to lose.' Before I can say Sachin Tendulkar, I am in the air, on my way to Bombay. India has risen to the occasion.