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Gavaskar quits as ICC cricket panel chief!
2008-05-09 12:22:00 Indian former batting maestro Sunil Gavaskar has resigned from the post of the Chairman of International Cricket Council (ICC) on Thursday. He decide2 Vote(s)
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Gavaskar steps down from ICC role
2008-05-09 10:25:00 Gavaskar steps down from ICC role Gavaskar is known for his strong opinions on cricketing matters Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has quit as chairman of the International Cricket Council's cricket committee after eight years in the job. He was asked to choose between his role and working as a media pundit amid concerns about a conflict of interest. "It has been extremely fulfilling to be able to give back to the game. "But with more and more cricket being played it has become clear that it is not possible for me to do justice to two jobs," Gavaskar said. "I envisaged the potential for this sort of issue two years ago and intimated then that I was not able to continue in the role but when I was asked to do so I was honoured to be re-elected. "Now, however, it is clear I cannot combine both roles and therefore I am relinquishing the chair of t...
Gavaskar resigns from ICC
2008-05-08 12:21:00 Dubai, May 8 (IANS) Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar Thursday resigned as chairman of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Cricket Committee, ending his 14-year association with the panel that deals purely with playing issues. The ICC in a statement said Gavaskar’s successor would be selected later. ?We are indebted to the work Sunil has put into his ...
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Munaf was not worth his place in the team : Gavaskar
2008-02-18 04:09:00 A livid Sunil Gavaskar lashed out at Indian seamer Munaf Patel for his lackadaisical attitude on the field and suggested he should not have been included in the side that lost to Australia in the tri-series one-dayer in Adelaid on Sunday.
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Gavaskar leads Indian praise after Perth win
2008-01-21 06:20:00 India hailed their team's superb win over Australia in the third test in Perth on Saturday, with former batting great Sunil Gavaskar dubbing the performance as one of the greatest in the nation's test history.India, the last team to beat Australia at home in 2003, won by 72 runs to dash the hosts' bid to break their own world record of 16 consecutive test wins."To win over here, this has got to be without doubt the greatest win Indian cricket has had over the last 35-40 years." Gavaskar, who was commentating on the match, said.Australia, chasing 413 for victory, folded with over a day to spare. The victory was particularly sweet for the Indians as it was achieved barely a week after the second test in Sydney ended in controversy.Gavaskar rated the performance, India's fifth win on Australian soil, ahead of memorable 1-0 series victories in West Indies and England in 1971.The Indian cricket board praised the team and pacers Irfan Pathan, RP Singh and Ishant Sharma, who shared 14 ...
Cricket - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Forecast 2008
2008-01-20 04:54:00 India in Australia Test Series Forecast Australia vs India at Adelaide - January 24 -28, 2008 4th Test Forecast India may win TOSS Prediction : India may win this match.
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Cricket - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Forecast 2008
2008-01-09 05:06:00 India in Australia Test Series ForecastAustralia vs India at Perth January 16-20, 20083rd Test ForecastIndia may win TOSS.Prediction : India may win this match.
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Gavaskar calls Aussies ?hypocrites?
2008-01-07 12:00:00 Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has accused the Australian cricket team of hypocrisy after Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was handed out a three Test ban for allegedly making a racist jibe at Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds.
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Cricket - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Forecast 2008
2008-01-01 05:49:00 Australia v India at Sydney - January 2, 20082nd Test ForecastAustralia may win TOSS.Prediction : Australia may win this match.
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Cricket - Border-Gavaskar Trophy Forecast 2007
2007-12-25 18:31:00 Australia v India at Melbourne - December 26-30, 20071st Test ForecastAustralia may win TOSS.Prediction : Australia may win this match.
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The Iron man called Sunil Gavaskar-A tribute
2007-08-09 14:04:00 I last saw Sunil bat in his last overinnings in internatinal Cricket whjen he was bolwed by Defreitas in the 1987 Reliance Cup semi-fial.It was asad sight seeing the maestro bow down like that-remindind me of Bradman or Sobers.It is 20 years since Sunil Gavaskar retired(1987.He palyed his last Internatinal first class match in August 1987 and his last internatiakl at he WAnkahde stadiyum,his home ground.He I a paying atribute to he maestro.Sunil Gavaskar was born in 1949 in Bombay .His uncle Madhav Mantri was a reputed club cricketer and From his childhood Sunil was baptized into the game. Gavaskar was a student of St Xaviers School for which he scored prolifically in the Giles and Harris shield. In 1965-gg he scored 4 Centuries in Giles Shield matches. In the All-India tournament for the Cooch Behar trophy he scored 760 runs at an average of 152.He was a part of a record 421 run opening partnership, his contribution being 246 not out.In the semi-finals against East Zone he scored 2...
Sunil Gavaskar Spotted in Goa
2007-07-20 21:40:00 Gaurav Pai meets Sunil Gavaskar on Goa Airport. ‘We had an opportunity to see and meet the great master batsman Sunil Gavaskar at Goa airport. He is approachable and down to earth. He readily agreed to click a photo with me and my younger brother Nachiket,’ writes Gaurav.
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Bishen Singh Bedi blasts former team-mate Gavaskar
2007-06-19 08:45:00 Another controversy comes Indian cricket’s way. This time neither any player is involved, nor the BCCI, but it is spin legend Bishan Bedi?s turn to rock the news. Bedi, a former India player who spearheaded the spin attack during his time, has lambasted at former Indian Great Sunil Gavaskar for enjoying powers and committing mistakes ...
Kapil Dev urges Gavaskar to take over as Indian coach
2007-04-05 15:30:00 With Greg Chappell gone, Team India is looking urgently for a new coach to start afresh. Though the opinion is divided in the country whether to opt for a foreign coach again or domestic coach, former India captain Kapil Dev has urged batting great Sunil Gavaskar to take over the coveted post. According to Kapil, Gavaskar ... |
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