These were the current Australians who made an impact on the IPL.
Brad Hodge – Kolkata
365 @ av 40 sr 117 hs 73
7 wickets @ 23 econ 8.05 bb 3/29
Started off terribly, but as the team fell apart he became their banker. Eventually showed why he had made so many runs in this format of the [...]
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The IPL form report
May 26, 2009 – 9:31 am
Lalit’s empire
May 25, 2009 – 10:12 am
The IPL is over, and it already feels like a dream.
Was Akon (owner of a South African Diamond mine) really there?
Did I really watch almost 50 games of cricket in the last few weeks?
It seems weird, because I really can’t remember much from the tournament itself.
I know old guys and spinners seemed to play well, [...]
All Australia needs is some old blood
April 27, 2009 – 10:09 am
All the current Australian cricket players are complete shit. None of them are worth a turd in hell. They might as well be dropped, castrated, and made to dance for coins.
True.
Luckily foxsports is on the case.
Like this time last year, the only way to fix the Australian team is by picking ex players [...]
Fake IPL dude
April 23, 2009 – 2:43 pm
Yes it’s about the IPL. Don’t pick up the Age or send the kid out to get a Latte just yet, this might interest you.
The IPL has lacked a little something this year, mostly close games, but there is one thing it has that it has never had before, a fake IPL player dishing [...]
The Ultimate IPL Guide
April 18, 2009 – 5:53 am
Reporting this tournament in any sort of conventional style would be pretending this is a sporting event.
It’s not. Its an entertainment juggernaut.
It doesn’t matter who wins or loses, but who entertains you.
Here is a run down of the players who can be relied upon for some sort of pleasure.
Bangalore: still look like a librarian, but [...]
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