Well, for the first time, a "pink" ball is being tried in a cricket match. This would replace the "white" ball used in one-dayers. Not much innovation has gone on to changing the color of the ball except for making it "orange" in 1989 in England, which backfired since it was not visible on TV. So far, so good, goin' by the comments of the players. Let us wait n watch if it is going to become a permanent fixture. Read about it in http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/7352516.stm
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Dude... Didnt know that u blog too... Cool.... :) :)
ha ha! u found out! well I plan to make it regular from now on, maybe after the inspections. Nothing like what u do. btw, had showed ur blog to Jaya a cpl of days back and she was amazed. The first entry was in 2003, when most ppl did not know what blogs were!
Have a grt wkend, btw!
That would be nice if you make it regular... there is a lot of stuff that u can wrtie... there wud be people to read ur blogs, comment, so on... it's a whole new world out there if ur keen to explore... I havent explored as much, but many have done....
yep, wl do so!
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