The eye-for-an-eye tussle between governor HR Bhardwaj and chief minister BS Yeddyurappa — nothing short of a Tom & Jerry show — has once again shown us how political crises are made out to be mountains out of molehills, but giving a damn to how the common man get affected.
Jan 23, 2011
Jan 13, 2011
Chulbul/Manish Pandey
Manish Pandey declines RCB's offer!!!
Manish Pandey despite his heroics in the domestic cricket couldn’t find a place in the Indian team, a good show in the third season of the IPL gave Tiwary a ticket to India team. And guess what, while Pandey finds himself in middle of a bitter battle between franchises to get him on board as an uncapped player, Tiwary, who played three ODIs for India last year, has pocketed $1.6 million from RCB.
On October 20 last year, Delhi left-arm opener Shikhar Dhawan made his one-day international debut. India were playing against Australia and their regular openers Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir were nursing injuries.
He lasted just two balls before being bowled by Clint McKay; two balls that in the past few words have earned enormous significance.
The stint at the wicket lasted just a few minutes but ended up fetching him $300,000 when Deccan Chargers picked him at the Indian Premier League’s auction held at Bangalore on January 8-9. If he had not played those two balls, the maximum he would have got was $67,000 (Rs 30 lakhs) approximately.
Same is the case with Ojha and Pankaj Singh. Both were part of the India team that toured Zimbabwe for a tri-series in June last year. Ojha played just one ODI and two T20 games. He has since been forgotten by the selectors. But does he really mind? Ojha’s ‘cap’ got him $270,000 from Delhi Daredevils.
POOR Manish!!!
For more http://www.bangaloremirror.com/article/71/201101122011011223295373b0afd57f/Feather-in-the-cap.html
Manish Pandey despite his heroics in the domestic cricket couldn’t find a place in the Indian team, a good show in the third season of the IPL gave Tiwary a ticket to India team. And guess what, while Pandey finds himself in middle of a bitter battle between franchises to get him on board as an uncapped player, Tiwary, who played three ODIs for India last year, has pocketed $1.6 million from RCB.
On October 20 last year, Delhi left-arm opener Shikhar Dhawan made his one-day international debut. India were playing against Australia and their regular openers Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir were nursing injuries.
He lasted just two balls before being bowled by Clint McKay; two balls that in the past few words have earned enormous significance.
The stint at the wicket lasted just a few minutes but ended up fetching him $300,000 when Deccan Chargers picked him at the Indian Premier League’s auction held at Bangalore on January 8-9. If he had not played those two balls, the maximum he would have got was $67,000 (Rs 30 lakhs) approximately.
Same is the case with Ojha and Pankaj Singh. Both were part of the India team that toured Zimbabwe for a tri-series in June last year. Ojha played just one ODI and two T20 games. He has since been forgotten by the selectors. But does he really mind? Ojha’s ‘cap’ got him $270,000 from Delhi Daredevils.
POOR Manish!!!
For more http://www.bangaloremirror.com/article/71/201101122011011223295373b0afd57f/Feather-in-the-cap.html
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cricket,
mallya,
vijay mallya
Jan 1, 2011
Happy New Year!!!
2010 has been a year full of scandals/scams. We are entering 2011 with these shameful faces. Hope India has a better RUN this year.
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corruption,
New Year