Some Promising Indian Pacers and Their Woeful Tales
September 30, 2013 R K Gupta
Cricket, indian cricketCricket has been a Batsmen’s game by tradition. There are tales of legendary batsmen on how they astutely dealt with the most intimidating bowling. Even after drastic changes in cricketing formats, triumphs of the batsmen against vicious bowling, make more cricketing headlines, than genuine bowling performances. Yet, pace bowling has its place in cricket. It […]
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Onions omission is biggest surprise in England Ashes squad
September 24, 2013 John Welsh
Cricket, England CricketThe announcement of the England cricket squad for the winter Ashes series against Australia contained the usual tried and tested performers plus several surprise inclusions. With the selection of Gary Ballance, three Yorkshiremen head a batting line-up which includes Michael Carberry as the back-up opener, but it is the bowling section where most debate is […]
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Fielding – The Most Heartening Aspect of Indian Cricket in Recent Times
September 21, 2013 R K Gupta
Cricket, indian cricketDie-hard cricket enthusiasts would not have missed the marked improvement in the quality of fielding by Indian cricketers in recent matches. If one looked back into the past, fielding was never accorded much importance. The selection criteria hinged on a cricketer’s ability with the bat or the ball, even if he was a hopeless fielder. […]
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Ashes series in Australia should be a closer affair
September 3, 2013 John Welsh
Ashes series, Cricket, Cricket Australia, England CricketNow that the dust has settled following the controversial ending to the recent Ashes series, it may be time to reflect on the team selection and potential outcomes for the forthcoming series starting in November between Australia and England. When the umpires declared that the light was sufficiently poor to prevent the last four overs […]
Read moreA war on the horizon India Pakistan cricket match
March 29, 2011 Prathamesh Dalvi
Cricket, Cricket World Cup, indian cricketHuh!! this is it.. The time has come when the men will be separated from the boys. The semi finals of the world cup are here and this is where the consistency and the composure will be tested. To the delight of the millions of fans in the sub-continent, all the sub-continental teams apart from […]
Read moreHail the God..
February 28, 2010 Manpreet
Cricket, indian cricketHow do you describe someone possessed by a desire to keep on excelling even after reaching the pinnacle of success? To step out carrying the hopes of 1 billion people on his shoulders? Guess its simple, “Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar”, more than apt to describe someone with these qualities. Circa 2006, the time when Sachin was […]
Read moreBack to the Wall
July 14, 2009 Manpreet
Cricket, indian cricketA few days back, I read in the newspapers that Rahul Dravid had been thrown a “lifeline” by the Indian selectors regarding his one day career. Lifeline to a legend, how stupid does it sound? However that’s not what this post is about. Apparently miffed at the lack of spine in the Indian batting […]
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| # | Player | Point |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Viktor AXELSEN | 72,500 |
| 2 | CHOU Tien Chen | 67,190 |
| 3 | PRANNOY H. S. | 66,730 |
| 4 | Jonatan CHRISTIE | 64,960 |
| 5 | Kodai NARAOKA | 63,020 |