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Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Gulu Ezekiel to write for Butjazz's Cricket Blog

We are delighted to announce that Gulu Ezekiel, one of India's biggest names in sports journalisma and the author of many popular books on Cricket will be writing an exclusive weekly column on our new Cricket Blog at Butjazz. (URL: http://cricket.butjazz.com ). Gulu's columns will be published every Tuesday afternoon - you can click here to read his first article which was published a few minutes back.

Thursday, December 24, 2009

Dilshan gets into a fight with Kolkata journalist

On the eve of the 4th one day, two Lankan cricketers - Jayasurya and Dilshan were seen at a nightclub in Kolkata and were accompanied by a young woman friend. When a photogrpaher-journalist from the Telegraph clicked a few pictures of the Lankan duo, Dilshan lost his cool and picked up a fight - Click here to read the full story of How Dilshan lost his cool and a picture of the Lankan cricketers with their lady friend at the night club.

Friday, December 18, 2009

Live Cricket Blog

Match: India vs Sri Lanka 2nd One Day at Nagpur

India won the toss and elected to bat first.

Score: 27/2, ( Sehwag and Gambhir out, Tendulkar and Virat Kohli at the crease)

Match: Australia vs West Indies

Australia lose another wicket. Injured captain Ponting is forced to come to bat. Live Score: 127/7

Australia don't enforce follow-on. Lose quick wickets in their 2nd innings - 125/6, Lead now 333 runs



Match: England vs South Africa

Strauss falls early. England 112/2 in reply to South Africa's score of 418.

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Is the Umpire Decision Review System any good?

There are two important test series going on, one each in Australia and South Africa. Both the Australia vs West Indies and the England vs South Africa Test Matches are using the ICC's new Umpire Decision Review System wherein players can appeal against the decision of the on field umpire's decision if they think that the decision has been correct. The Umpire Decision Review System or UDRS as it is being called has raised a huge debate in the cricketing circles, with more cricket players and experts seeming to be against this new tool. Read this piece on my new blog - 'Butjazz' on Why the ICC's Umpire Decision Review System is very good, and the way to go forward.

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

India vs Sri Lanka 1st ODI at Rajkot | Live Blog

Live Score from Rajkot: 145/0
India have reached a score of 145 without loss and are currently going at a rate of over 8 runs per over. Sehwag is on 76 off 52 balls and Tendulkar ain't too far behind. The form and mood that Sehwag is in, I don't rule out a first ever ODI double century. A little premature that may be, but then I am a cricket fan...

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Monday, November 23, 2009

Our new Cricket Blog

Hi!
We have an exciting new address for our cricket blog... You can click on the link below to check out the new set-up where the excitement will be enhanced... frequent posts, regular match reviews and reports, fixtures and schedules of upcoming cricket matches and tours, live cricket scores, tips on batting and betting and much more.. as usual we will discuss all forms of the game - our favourite will still remain the Tests but one day and Twenty20 action will be covered with no less zest. Your suggestions and comments are most welcome.
Click Here to Check it Out >> New Cricket Blog

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

250 for 4 ducks - Unique Cricket Record

Cricket has a way of coming up with new and interesting records all the time. In the first of the three match one day series against New Zealand being played today at Abu Dhabi, Pakistan lost its first two wickets even before the score card got ticking for them. Opener Salman Butt and skipper Younis Khan were both dismissed by Shane Bond, one wicket apiece in each one of his first two overs. Two more Pakistani batsmen fell for ducks, making it a total of 4 ducks for the innings. In spite of that, Pakistan went on to score 287 runs and in the process became the first team in the world to cross 250 runs in an ODI in spite of 4 ducks!!