Anonymous, Australia, May/28/10 submitted on: Ammas.com
Subject:
IPL
Question:
Who is at fault in cricket IPL? Your opinion about allegations about involvement of Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law,considering the swiftest of actions by IT officials on a twitter of involvement raised by Lalit Modi? Are some of the matches fixed?
As far as my personal view is concerned, Lalit Modi is at fault. There are every chances that the allegations over Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law are true ...
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Mainly Lalit Modi in particularly and BCCI in general are at fault for IPL.
Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law's deep involvement does not seem to be there. ...
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We the spectators are to be blamed. We don't have that common sense not to watch matches there by sending signal to all that we belong to cricket reli...
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The Indian Premier League is probably one of the best things that has happened to cricket and its success in the last three years shows just how power...
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The probability of the match fixing can not be denided as all version of the game has undergone tremendous commercialisation....
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My bet this time is Australia cuz after two seasons they have started taking the format seriously.We know how they took t20 too lightly in d 1st edition n lost to zimbabwe(though they made it t the se
Hai friend I did not get ur point exactly. According to u i think u r asking that if batsman strikes the ball and he is out of crease and the non striker is out of the crease and crossed t
if the stumps are dislogged at bowlers end and the striker n non striker hv not crossed each other then non striker is out if they have crossed then striker is out if the stumps are dislogged at bats
as per law, the non striking bats man is out. but if the non striking batsman reaches the striking batsman crease before the striking batsan, then striking batsman is out.
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