The Story of song “Smoke on the Water” I was shocked to read this column, Zara Hatke(or “kuch bhi”) by Rahul da Cunha in Midday,dated July 22, 2012. A gross mistake!!!. At least the newspaper editor & or the … Continue reading
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Think like a musician …….Believe it or not!!
Marco de Goeij, a Dutch composer. A music genius, as his feat will always be remembered in the history of rock music, as he reworked & completed <Gemini Suite>a rock fusion by John Lord/Deep Purple and conductor Malcolm Arnold, … Continue reading
Going Beyond with Designer Athletes…. was London Olympics(2012) the cleanest?.
This article by Natasha Bita for Inquirer in dated April 13-14, 2002, was an eye opener in the world of sports science for me. Back in those days, thanks to Ben Johnson, a Canadian sprinter, I became aware of … Continue reading
Going beyond Cricket….but not with a blink of eye
After watching Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce win the Woman’s 100m finals on Saturday 5th Aug at the London Olympics, I was encouraged to post this article.”You think that was fast? It is from The Australian< dated September 21-22(2002) a very interesting article, … Continue reading
Just like a wind…scores are high!.
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ODI series. India in Sri Lanka – 1st ODI – Analysis in GFX 2nd game, Hambantota. It was during World Cup 1996 that one first saw a score of 300 in Sri Lanka, as the host scored 398 … Continue reading
Bowling: based on 4 fundamentals
Over-arm Bowling – unlike batting, this involves 4 skills viz. 2 primary & 2 secondary Primary skills – 1) Length – is the foremost skill one learns as a bowler. 2) Line – of the ball. … Continue reading
Criteria for One Day matches
If Test Matches are won by bowlers and saved by batsmen, then limited over games are supposed to be won by batsman!. However we didn’t see this happen in just concluded series between Australia v Sri Lanka, where both sides, failed … Continue reading
Test Match Criteria
In a Test match, if a player happens to score a century in the first innings, then (85 %) his team won’t lose that game, and it has remained the same in last 5 years. On other hand, … Continue reading
3rd Test: Team India should take this as a 2-Test battle, with no draw option.
Indian players should play like athletes, and play like a cricketers, not look for personal glory, and milestones achievers should not be encouraged by their captain. Team India should now take this series as a 2-Test battle, with no draw … Continue reading