west indian cricketer
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The one of the Best Captain of the Cricket world,, he has the many succeses in his name specially the World cup..and a good batsman too
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you nvr know..ashes is still far away..nobody knew stuart clarke b4 the current series against SA..and look what he's done!
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http://www-uk2.cricket.org/link_to_database/PLAYERS/WI/H/HEADLEY_GA_04000537/\nmaybe this helps u
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No. 1 is Kapil Dev.  Because he made the world to realise  the presence Indians in cricket.\nNo. 2 is Sachin.\nSorry, Gavaskar though one of the best batsmen in the world, is not finding place in my list.\nDhoni, of course, has just started his carrier and has to achieve a lot to be in comparision with the other 3.
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Andrew flintoff from england voted by wisden..
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SACHIN TENDULKAR\nRICKY PONTING\nBRIAN LARA\nINZAMAM UL HAQ\nSANATH JAYASURIYA\nSTEPHEN FLEMING
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yes.he will come back in test team.he is the only batsman who can send the ball from half side half stump to mid wicket.next to the great Mohd.Azharuddin.
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offcourse (a) sachin tendulkar
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As of 22 March 2006, Sachin Tendulkar has scored 14,146 runs in one day internationals.
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actually  K the right answer to your question is belinda clark of austrailia who scored 229 not out(not 220) against denmark in mumbai in 1997.\nur question was a smart one i must admit quite hard to find these days\nin mens cricket its saeed anwar.
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In the past ...\n\n\nSir Garfield Sobers was the greatest cricketer ever .He is an international cricket celebrity and a national hero of Barbados. Sir Garfield rose from the back streets to become Captain of the West Indies team and has always been regarded as the world's greatest all-rounder. \nSir Garfield retired from cricket in 1974 and was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II the following year, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to international cricket. \n\nSir Garfield Sobers has always been an ambassador for his country and for his sport and continues to receive the respect that he gained on the cricket field.\n\n\nAt present ...\n \n\nAnyone could rise and fall . So id go with the past .
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ricky ponting\n     &\nmike hussy\n\nboth r nice player
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yes. he clearly is.\n\nwhere he came from. well he was called yousuf youhana till about 2 years ago when he changed from christianity to muslim.\n\nhe has always been a good, as emphasised by his brilliant 111 against australia in melbourne in 2004, one of the best innings ive seen by a touring batsman. (im am aussie). spellbinding as he smashed shane warne all over the park. although no one could have predicted this run-surge.
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Yeah I heard he will join some other part time match referees. I don't know when but there's a chance he might in India's tour of West Indies this month.
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sure...he has enough rest to be fit....his injury is not serious...just muscle pain...and he is ready to risk everything for a place  in a qut. match and the coach is more than happy to use him
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To me Ricky Ponting is argeably the best batsman in world cricket and agree with his decision not to enforce the follow on but showed a real weak side as a captain by batting on on the fourth day. Let's hope that Ashley Giles will justify his position in the side and make a ton tomorrow and win us the first test. Otherwise bring back Monty for the second test and get Steve Harmison to an opticians.
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he bowls properly.The point to note when spotting a chuck er is that his arm must be straight at the point of delivery.when i say straight i mean the wrist , elbow and shoulder must be in a straight line drawn above the shoulder.if u see malingas action u see that he maintains a straight line.Yes his action is a bit freaky ,but such bowlers have always existed in cricket(Paul Adams Of SA).