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Man held at ATM with Sachin Tendulkar’s debit card

By CricketCountry Staff

 

A Mumbai youth was caught at an ATM carrying a number of fake cards, one of which was of India batsman Sachin Tendulkar. The suspicious man, was arrested from an ATM near Bharatmata Cinema. He has been identified as Shoyeb Doodhwala.

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No Bollywood, just cricket for now: Tendulkar

The wig he put on was partially successful in camouflaging his identity but the spectacles he wore proved to be his undoing, exposing the real Sachin Tendulkar in a Mumbai cinema hall.

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Patil wants MCA to be one of the world’s best

DY Patil Stadium chairman Vijay Patil is confident that his track record as an administrator would stand him in good stead in this week's Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) elections.

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Objection over Deshmukh’s MCA nomination turned down

In a new twist to the elections of Mumbai Cricket Association on July 15, the nomination for the president's post filed by Union Minister for Rural Development Vilasrao Deshmukh was challenged on the ground that he was not a permanent resident of Mumbai.

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Can’t compromise security over ‘ego issues’: Mumbai Police

Despite the BCCI's threat to shift the two IPL play-offs to Bangalore, city police today said that it cannot compromise on security rules at the Wankhede stadium here over "ego issues".

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Tendulkar recommended for Bharat Ratna

By CricketCountry Staff

 

The Maharashtra Assembly has recommended batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar’s name for the highest civilian award 'Bharat Ratna' to the Centre.

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Team India arrives in Mumbai ahead of final

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Team India arrived in Mumbai on Thursday ahead of the much-hyped World Cup final match against Sri Lanka at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

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Wankhede’s floodlight malfunctions during New Zealand-Sri Lanka game

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium suffered yet another embarrassing moment when one of the light towers suffered a power failure during the match between Sri Lanka and New Zealand on Friday.

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Muralitharan inspires Sri Lanka to 112-run win

By Suneer Chowdhary

 

In the end, statistics lived up to their name. With no team having chased down a total of more than 229 at the Wankhede in Mumbai, Sri Lanka’s 265 would have spelled trouble for New Zealand. In the end, it was 112 more than what New Zealand could manage.

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New Zealand surrender to Muralitharan’s spin

By CricketCountry Staff

 

Despite suffering from a hamstring injury, Muttiah Muralitharan ran through the New Zealand middle order  scalping three crucial wickets to give Sri Lanka the upper hand in their Group A match at Mumbai. At the end of 25th over, New Zealand were reeling at 106 for six.

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