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CUP: Border Gavaskar Trophy
Type: Test
Batting : India
venue: Nagpur
Timing: 9.30 IST
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Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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Match: Ind vs Aus
Day:4th
Date:12/10/2008
Venue: Bangalore
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Day:4th
Date:12/10/2008
Venue: Bangalore
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Monday, October 27, 2008
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Monday, October 20, 2008
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Day-5 : 21st October 2008 : India VS Australia : 2nd Test of Border-Gavaskar Test series 2008 : Live match Videos and Live scorecard
Day - 5 of the test in Mohali has lots of importance for the both Aussie and India. India want to take the 5 wickets of Australia and get the victory. Australia has to play all the overs preserving their wickets unless any stopping factors appears.
The day is going to be after Haddin and Clarke if Australia can get the draw and Indian spinnes are the ones to get Indian a sensational victory.
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Saturday, October 18, 2008
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Match: India vs Australia
Day: 3rd
Date: 19th oct
Venue: Mohali
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No Change In Retirement - Ganguly
A 16th Test century in Mohali won't change Sourav Ganguly's plans to retire after the India-Australia Tests, he said on Saturday. Ganguly's 102 helped India to a formidable 469 on the second day of the second Test, but the innings hasn't forced a rethink for the former India captain.
"I think it's the right decision and I have no regrets," Ganguly said. "I just don't want to play any more, to be honest. I've been playing well for the last two years.
Ganguly has had a consistent run since returning to the team in December 2006, but was dropped from the Rest of India squad - primarily consisting of Test regulars - after a poor series in Sri Lanka. Ganguly, however, found a place in the Test squad picked by a new set of selectors and surprised all by announcing his retirement before the first Test in Bangalore.
"Except for the Sri Lanka series, I've had an outstanding two years," he said. "But it's just that I feel the time has come to go."
He said he was pleased with his effort in Mohali - Ganguly walked in at 163 for 4 and shared century stands with Sachin Tendulkar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni. "I'm just happy to get runs," he said. "I still hopefully have five innings to go [before retirement]. I will try to do well and finish off well.
"I've tried to enjoy every single day because every day will be the last," he said. "I'm trying to do my best."
During his innings, Ganguly became the fourth Indian batsman to go past 7000 Test runs. Ganguly has 11,363 ODI runs at an average over 40 - similar to that in Tests - but he said it's the performance in the five-day format that would be remembered in spite of the emergence of Twenty20.
"You will be remembered in what you have done in test matches. First Test matches, then one-day cricket," he said. "When you talk about great players, you talk about a [Sunil] Gavaskar or [Steve] Waugh or Tendulkar or [Ricky] Ponting. It's because of their performances in Test matches. Not what they do in Twenty20."
India began the series with question marks over the future of their senior players, but Ganguly felt performance, and not age, should be criteria. "It's going to be an individual decision for everyone. Age is no bar," he said. "It's the runs you get and people like [VVS] Laxman, Sachin and Rahul [Dravid] have been scoring runs. They should be judged on their performance."
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"I think it's the right decision and I have no regrets," Ganguly said. "I just don't want to play any more, to be honest. I've been playing well for the last two years.
Ganguly has had a consistent run since returning to the team in December 2006, but was dropped from the Rest of India squad - primarily consisting of Test regulars - after a poor series in Sri Lanka. Ganguly, however, found a place in the Test squad picked by a new set of selectors and surprised all by announcing his retirement before the first Test in Bangalore.
"Except for the Sri Lanka series, I've had an outstanding two years," he said. "But it's just that I feel the time has come to go."
He said he was pleased with his effort in Mohali - Ganguly walked in at 163 for 4 and shared century stands with Sachin Tendulkar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni. "I'm just happy to get runs," he said. "I still hopefully have five innings to go [before retirement]. I will try to do well and finish off well.
"I've tried to enjoy every single day because every day will be the last," he said. "I'm trying to do my best."
During his innings, Ganguly became the fourth Indian batsman to go past 7000 Test runs. Ganguly has 11,363 ODI runs at an average over 40 - similar to that in Tests - but he said it's the performance in the five-day format that would be remembered in spite of the emergence of Twenty20.
"You will be remembered in what you have done in test matches. First Test matches, then one-day cricket," he said. "When you talk about great players, you talk about a [Sunil] Gavaskar or [Steve] Waugh or Tendulkar or [Ricky] Ponting. It's because of their performances in Test matches. Not what they do in Twenty20."
India began the series with question marks over the future of their senior players, but Ganguly felt performance, and not age, should be criteria. "It's going to be an individual decision for everyone. Age is no bar," he said. "It's the runs you get and people like [VVS] Laxman, Sachin and Rahul [Dravid] have been scoring runs. They should be judged on their performance."
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