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K.R. Nayar
Special to Gulf News
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Recalling the first Asia Cup with Gavaskar and Khanna
The inaugural edition was held way back in 1984 at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium
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Is Asia Cup only about the India-Pakistan clash?
Tickets for the September 14 tie has been in huge demand than for any other match
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Sachin Tendulkar’s last stand
The Little Master's decision to hang up his gloves brought India and the cricketing world to a standstill
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My fabulous Friday: Sachin Tendulkar
Cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar on his kids’ career choices, loving London, and listening to music he can’t understand
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My fabulous Friday: Gary Kirsten
Cricket might have granted South Africa’s Gary Kirsten fame and fortune, but it’s rugby he prefers now
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No extension on deadline - Speed
No extension on deadline - Speed
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UAE to play in World Cup qualifiers
The UAE cricket team will compete in the International Cricket Council's (ICC) World Cup Qualifying Series, to be held in Kenya in August next year.
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Sri Lanka dent hosts UAE's hopes
The UAE bowed to experienced and outstanding fielding of the Sri Lankans in the first match of their Asia Cup under-15 super league at the Dubai Cricket Council ground No.1 yesterday.
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UAE off to a winning start
Skipper Ramveer Rai, vice-captain Syed Mohammed Fawad and left-handed Shehan Dharmasena steered the UAE to an emphatic 151-run victory over Hong Kong in their opening match of the Asia Cup under-15 tournament at the Dubai Cricket Council grounds yesterday.
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UAE's young guns carry lot of weight
Sharan Kumar and Farhan Siddiqui, the architects of the UAE's victory, blasted the Maldives attack to register a 146-run partnership for the opening wicket.
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UAE too strong for Maldives
The UAE recorded their second emphatic victory in the Asia Cup Under-15 cricket tournament when they defeated Maldives by 209 runs at the Sharjah Stadium yesterday.
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India not playing too much - Nair
"The Indian cricket team is not playing too much cricket," said S. Karunakaran Nair, Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), reacting to criticism from former Test players.
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