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Miss Field's Cricket Blog
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Outside Edge!
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Playing Across The Line
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Ramblings on a scale not so grand
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SportinKenya
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Three Lions Cricket
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Well Pitched - a cricket blog (2 unread)
Well Pitched - a cricket blog (2 unread)
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America's First Cricket Stadium (with pics)
Posted: January 11th, 2010, 1:55pm MST by SledgeHammer
[Updated to add a few pics directly in this post...scroll to bottom] So I was visiting Miami a few days back (great place btw - everyone should go there if they get a chance!). While there, I took advantage of a small window of free time to make the short 30-minute drive up to Lauderhill, Florida. Why Laudherhill, Florida, you ask? Well, it's the location of America's first cricket stadium - the Main Event field at the Central Broward Regional Park. Inaugurated a couple of years back, it has 5,000 seats (with space for -
Where were you...
Posted: January 9th, 2010, 3:22pm MST by obaid
Where were you when JFK was assassinated? Where were you when Armstrong landed on the moon? Where were you when Pakistan won the World Cup? Where were you when 9/11 happened? This most basic of questions is usually reserved for momentous events that forever change the course of history. Now, as supporters of the Pakistan cricket team we have another event to add to the list - where were you when Pakistan lost the plot in Sydney? If one of my favorite writers, Dr Saad Shafqat is to be believed then this is THE "most heartbreaking" Test... [ Click on title to read the original article ] ...