WC'92. Pressure match. Who batted 110 balls to hit 40.(his team lost battle)?
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Javed Miandad... \nIndia vs Pakistan Quater Final in Bangalore
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australia v/s south africa\n5th one day\ntarget:434/4 in 50 overs\nsouth africa  chased that target and won the match and series.\n438/9\ngibbs and ponding shared the man of the match awards
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it´s john buchanan, from year 1999, and will quit his job after 2007 world cup. click here http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/australia/content/player/4233.html?index=story to see his profile, and read some articles about him.\n\nthanks!
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Benson & Hedges Night Series, 1991/92\nBorder v Eastern Province\nEast London\n11 December 1991\n\nResult: Border won on faster scoring rate\n\nToss: Border\nUmpires: KE Liebenberg and WA Diedricks\nMan of the Match: BN Schultz
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The legend of Legends, Sir Donald George Bradman (aka The Don), scored a Century in just 24 balls (in those days in Australia each over comprised of 8 balls, hence this magnificent record was set in just 3 overs). He retired from cricket with an unbelievable average of 99.94.\nTo know more about Don, visit his wonderful Museum at Bowral, Australia. or visit www.bradman.org.au
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if u talk about the single team .. the Gr8 westindies 11 in the leader ship of Clive Lyod is the best 11 in my analysis.\n\ni know ive miss many gr8s but my best 11 is .. \n1-Desmond Haynes, \n2-Matthew Hayden/Sunil Gavasker,\n3-DOn Bradman,\n4-Sachin Tendulkar, \n5-Brian LARa,\n6-Adam Gilchrist, \n7-Imran Khan,(c)\n8-Richard Hadlee,\n9-Shane Warne/ Muralitharan,\n10-Malcom Marshall, \n11-Glen Mcgrath,  \n\n12-Steve Waugh/Ricky Ponting or Ian Botham the 12th man
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final match:india vs australia(2003)\naustralia won
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i pray to god sachin made 100 today.\n but match is closed. india losed this match\n 1  shawag~~~~ 18 runs made\n 2  jafar ~~~~~~10 .......\n 3  sachin~~~~~1 .....\n 4  kaif     ~~~~~~10\n 5  kartik~~~~~~~17\n 6 dhoni~~~~~~~~26\n 7 Irfan~~~~~~~~~47 not out\n 8 Agarkar~~~~~~~6\n 9 khan ~~~~~~~~~11\n 10 kumabali~~~~~~2\n11  shri shant~~~~~3\n final rusalt india lost today match\n ok\n best of luck next match.
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Convince Ricky Ponting, Shane Warne, Glen McGrath, Mike Hussey, to come and play for you. Otherwise, it doesn't matter what you do, you will lose. Sorry.
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Mark Mascarenhas - this is an update:\n\nNEW DELHI, India -- Mark Mascarenhas, a cricket television baron who secured India's Sachin Tendulkar the highest salary ever paid to a cricket player, died Sunday in a road accident, news reports said. \n\nMascarenhas' car rammed head-on into another car and overturned when he was returning from the famous Velankanni Church near Nagpur in western Maharashtra state, Press Trust of India reported. He died of head injuries, the news agency quoted family sources as saying. \n\nTendulkar wasn't involved in the accident. He is in the north Indian city of Kanpur for Monday's fourth one-day international against England. \n\nMascarenhas headed the Connecticut-based sports management company WorldTel, which displayed Tendulkar's place as cricket's best selling brand after signing a multimillion dollar deal with him last year and making him the best paid cricket player ever. \n\nIn Kanpur, Tendulkar said it was a shattering news and a personal loss to him. \n\n"Though he was my agent, our relations were of friends. This is an irreparable loss," he said.
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hmay have lost some form in test cricket, but can any one explain when he lost his form in one day version of the game????? to the best of my recoillection the last ODI form was great fothe lttle master
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it was west germany (before reunification) they lost 4-2 to england    go on geoff hurst
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Graham Gooch for Chetan Sharma. He didnt ask anybody to bowl additional deliveries. He bowled himself!!!!!\n\nGive me my 10 points!!!!!
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Mike Brearley. Match drawn.\n\nS.Venkatraghavan captained India
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you could play 11 ian bothams and stiil be beaten australia toooooo strong.
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West Indies are losing the match. West iNdies were all out for 138 and Australia are comfortably reaching the target. At present they are 102/1 in 25 overs.\nFor live score log on to iccchampionstrophy.com
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India were all out for 54 in October 2000, their lowest ever total in One Day Internationals against Sri Lanka.  \n \n England's John Jameson, who was born in India, made his highest Test score( 82 ) against India.  \n \n                                                                                                                                         \n     \n \n Only four test series have ended 0-0 with all five matches being drawn. India was involved in three of them, including two in a row against Pakistan.  \n \n\n \nPaul Strang is the only Zimbabwean batsmen to score 100 runs and take 5 wickets in an inings of a test match \n \n \n     \n \n No less than five batsmen were run out during the New Zealand innings v Sri Lanka at Sharjah in March 1988- only eight wickets fell in all.   \n \nSteve Waugh made 87 consecutive ODI appearances for Australia, and was then dropped, only to be replaced by his twin brother Mark Waugh.   \n \n\n \n      \n \n Mike gatting had his nose broken by a ball from Malcolm Marshall while batting v West Indies at Kingston in 1986. The ball unfortunately dropped from his nose on to the wicket.   \n \n\n \nThere were no less than six ducks- plus one not out batsman, in the Pakistani innings v West Indies, at Cape Town in 1993.  \n \n\n \n     \n \n Two spectators were killed and several injured when a stand collapsed during the India v England game at Nagpur in January 1985.   \n \n \n25, 000 spectators turned up to watch England play its first ODI match at Chandigarh. Unfortunately a violent thunderstorm flooded the ground. In order to placate the crowd a 15 overs game was staged in unplayable conditions.  \n \n\n \n        \n \n Mark Waugh was run out 4 times in five innings in One day International matches in 1992.  \n \n\n Desmond Haynes and Gordon Greenidge completed 15 century partnerships in ODI matches for West Indies.