Outlook article on the ODIs and the World Cup
I know, I know, I'm a lazy bastard, and I should blog more often. In my defense, all I can say was that I was traveling in India for 5.5 weeks, and on return, got swamped by teaching and the usual academic snafus. But, here is a small start, again at Outlook, a piece on why the ODI still packs a punch and why the World Cup is the right stage for it.
Coming up: a photo feature on Mumbai's Oval Maidan, and hopefully, a podcast series.
Coming up: a photo feature on Mumbai's Oval Maidan, and hopefully, a podcast series.
Labels: icc world cup, Mumbai, one-day internationals, outlook magazine, Oval Maidan, podcast
posted by Samir Chopra at 11:34 AM
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More than a year ago when trinidad& Tobago were in India I had blogged about Cricket, Trinidad and Naipaul.The tearing of the pitch in a House for Mr. Biswas is an incident that I keep talking about whenever I have listeners who read Naipaul as well as follow cricket.No body appears to have read it but by quirk of fate I end up at a blog by a don justby clicking next blog.
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