Sunday, August 9, 2009

(234) ‘of Course T20 Is Dead’ Comments

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The game T20 explored almost all the possibilities of contemporary cricket and that’s why this capsule cricket is the most popular now among cricket fans. It lifts the spectators to a new world of uncertainties. These games are examples of pomposity and great playing skills. But, is the halo of T20 is also fading?

If you have a glance at the Indian Premier League matches, one thing is evident that the commercial break after 10 overs, kills the joy of the game. This break affects the performance of batsmen as they lose their concentration and balance of batting when the game is restarted. So shall we think of another format for a twenty over match? Shall we transform the commercial break into another enthusiastic period of time?
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Kesav Easwaran 19 August 2009

i have read your article there...this is of course a good translation of a part in brevity...thanks...10

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Sandhya S N 15 August 2009

A Poet and a cricketer? ? ? ? Amazing is your intellectual capacity to formulate these innovative inventions. You are a born Engineer....! ! ! ! and an amazing poet too. regards sandhya

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Sandra Martyres 13 August 2009

A very creative version of the T-20 model Premji...I agree with Mamta, you are very versatile.

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Mamta Agarwal 13 August 2009

you have initiated, me into cricket. now when your proposal is accepted by cricket association, you can be sure i ll be watching. Premji, you have your hands in so many pies. wonder, how you manage such diverse interests. love Mamta

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Maitreyee Joshi 11 August 2009

a creative brain behind the article for sure.thanks prem.

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Maitreyee Joshi 09 August 2009

my god prem, how much of the current affairs u read.and u are so informative.hats off to u for your zeal and enthusiasm.thanks for the translation of an article with a creativity of its own.

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