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Boss Left "Speechless" After GenZ Employee's Unique Excuse For Showing Up Late
The screenshot read, "Hii Sir & Ma'am I will be coming tomorrow at 11.30 am Because I am currently leaving office at 8.30 pm."
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Video: Mumbai Woman Alleges Men Catcalled And Exposed Themselves. Police Respond
Viyaa Doshi took to X to share her ordeal, posting a video in which a man is seen running on the footpath in shorts and a vest in Juhu's Janki Kutir area.
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BV Doshi Dies: 5 Facts About The Celebrated Indian Architect
BV Doshi was one of the most distinguished Indian minds in the world of architecture.
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Sachin's retirement: The moment we're never ready for
For 23 years, everything Sachin did was a measure of our self-worth. If he failed, we failed. If he succeeded, we were ok. He was ours to knock down, blame, curse, applaud, gasp at, look up to, cherish, be frustrated with, admire.
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Putting the analysis back into cricket
Why and how cricket analysis was one of the high points of the series between India and England.
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Hate or indifference? India's cricket fans go for the latter
One almost gets the sense that the overriding sentiment the Indian team has provoked in recent times is not outrage. It's apathy. The Indian fans could try to care but they're not sure it's worth the bother.
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Tendulkar the villain, and Ponting the hero
90,284 balls faced in international cricket. 61,070 runs in Tests and one-dayers. 14,924 days worth of international cricket experience. 1198 Test matches and one-day games over 23 years. 171 centuries. That's the combined mind-boggling, emotionally overwhelming and awe-inspiring worth of Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting.
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The BCCI and the end of objective journalism
It's an unfortunate time to be a cricket journalist in India, particularly if you're a television reporter. For the past two years, television reporters have not entered stadiums in India, a development that is seriously affecting the quality of reportage on news television.
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Let's get those fans to the stadium
As a cricket lover, I've had many 'I was there' moments
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Duncan Fletcher is the Invisible Man of Indian Cricket
Apart from the odd press conference before or after a game, one is yet to hear anything of any real substance from Duncan Fletcher on the disasters that were tours of England and Australia, losing Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, his plans. If any.
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Virat Kohli and value for money
Are BCCI contracts determined by performance or seniority? Anjali Doshi wonders.
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Access Baggage
It's been a rough 15 months for MS Dhoni. The knives are out, captaincy obits have been penned and the character assassinations are ubiquitous. Not the ideal way to begin the sixth year of your stint as captain. 'Mute spectator', 'poor leader', 'negative tactician', 'detached', 'confused', 'unaffected' - just some of the rhetoric in the newspap...
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Oz shares concerns about security for Bangalore test match
The CEO of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, has written a letter to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) expressing his reservations about Bangalore as a venue for the a test match during the India-Australia series.The Bangalore Test is scheduled from October 9-13. The Australians say they are satisfied with all the other venues for...
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Oz shares concerns about security for Bangalore Test
The CEO of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, seeks clarifications on security arrangements, writes to the BCCI.
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Why India should legalise betting
Unlike in India where betting is illegal, in England its is legal and any strange betting patterns can quite easily be spotted.
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Boss Left "Speechless" After GenZ Employee's Unique Excuse For Showing Up Late
The screenshot read, "Hii Sir & Ma'am I will be coming tomorrow at 11.30 am Because I am currently leaving office at 8.30 pm."
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Video: Mumbai Woman Alleges Men Catcalled And Exposed Themselves. Police Respond
Viyaa Doshi took to X to share her ordeal, posting a video in which a man is seen running on the footpath in shorts and a vest in Juhu's Janki Kutir area.
-
BV Doshi Dies: 5 Facts About The Celebrated Indian Architect
BV Doshi was one of the most distinguished Indian minds in the world of architecture.
-
Sachin's retirement: The moment we're never ready for
For 23 years, everything Sachin did was a measure of our self-worth. If he failed, we failed. If he succeeded, we were ok. He was ours to knock down, blame, curse, applaud, gasp at, look up to, cherish, be frustrated with, admire.
-
Putting the analysis back into cricket
Why and how cricket analysis was one of the high points of the series between India and England.
-
Hate or indifference? India's cricket fans go for the latter
One almost gets the sense that the overriding sentiment the Indian team has provoked in recent times is not outrage. It's apathy. The Indian fans could try to care but they're not sure it's worth the bother.
-
Tendulkar the villain, and Ponting the hero
90,284 balls faced in international cricket. 61,070 runs in Tests and one-dayers. 14,924 days worth of international cricket experience. 1198 Test matches and one-day games over 23 years. 171 centuries. That's the combined mind-boggling, emotionally overwhelming and awe-inspiring worth of Sachin Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting.
-
The BCCI and the end of objective journalism
It's an unfortunate time to be a cricket journalist in India, particularly if you're a television reporter. For the past two years, television reporters have not entered stadiums in India, a development that is seriously affecting the quality of reportage on news television.
-
Let's get those fans to the stadium
As a cricket lover, I've had many 'I was there' moments
-
Duncan Fletcher is the Invisible Man of Indian Cricket
Apart from the odd press conference before or after a game, one is yet to hear anything of any real substance from Duncan Fletcher on the disasters that were tours of England and Australia, losing Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, his plans. If any.
-
Virat Kohli and value for money
Are BCCI contracts determined by performance or seniority? Anjali Doshi wonders.
-
Access Baggage
It's been a rough 15 months for MS Dhoni. The knives are out, captaincy obits have been penned and the character assassinations are ubiquitous. Not the ideal way to begin the sixth year of your stint as captain. 'Mute spectator', 'poor leader', 'negative tactician', 'detached', 'confused', 'unaffected' - just some of the rhetoric in the newspap...
-
Oz shares concerns about security for Bangalore test match
The CEO of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, has written a letter to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) expressing his reservations about Bangalore as a venue for the a test match during the India-Australia series.The Bangalore Test is scheduled from October 9-13. The Australians say they are satisfied with all the other venues for...
-
Oz shares concerns about security for Bangalore Test
The CEO of Cricket Australia, James Sutherland, seeks clarifications on security arrangements, writes to the BCCI.
-
Why India should legalise betting
Unlike in India where betting is illegal, in England its is legal and any strange betting patterns can quite easily be spotted.
