If things go well, she would be the first Indian to play professional basketball in the USA.
Yes, its a big deal
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| Geethu Anna Jose - India Captain (Women's Basketball) |
For all pencil sketches...
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Portraits: Geethu Anna Jose
So who is Geethu Anna Jose?
If things go well, she would be the first Indian to play professional basketball in the USA.
Yes, its a big deal
For all pencil sketches...
If things go well, she would be the first Indian to play professional basketball in the USA.
Yes, its a big deal
For all pencil sketches...
Friday, April 8, 2011
Portraits: Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke is Australia's newest captain. Here's wishing him the very best from us @ Opinions
But we are concerned. Just a couple of days back Micheal Clarke said his appointment as Australia captain hasn't sunk in yet. If we remember correctly, Michael Clarke was identified as Ricky Ponting's successor just a few days after he learnt to walk as a toddler.
In our estimation there shouldn't have been a 'sinking in' issue.
The best way we know how it will quickly sink in, is if Michael Clarke loses his first game as captain. That would be a wake up call and 'Awe shucks I am the Australia captain' feeling rolled into one.
Not that we are hoping that would happen but we aren't hoping for a Bangladesh loss either.
So if Australia losing helps Michael Clarke digest his appointment as Australia captain, then we believe its prudent to wish that Bangladesh wins
Coming to the portrait it self. Some of you - those who are not artistically endowed - might succumb to the urge to suggest that the sketch; like many others on this site; has little or no resemblance to Michael Clarke. A visit to the optician's may be worth your while.
Other portraits...
But we are concerned. Just a couple of days back Micheal Clarke said his appointment as Australia captain hasn't sunk in yet. If we remember correctly, Michael Clarke was identified as Ricky Ponting's successor just a few days after he learnt to walk as a toddler.
In our estimation there shouldn't have been a 'sinking in' issue.
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| Michael Clarke - Australia's newest captain |
The best way we know how it will quickly sink in, is if Michael Clarke loses his first game as captain. That would be a wake up call and 'Awe shucks I am the Australia captain' feeling rolled into one.
Not that we are hoping that would happen but we aren't hoping for a Bangladesh loss either.
So if Australia losing helps Michael Clarke digest his appointment as Australia captain, then we believe its prudent to wish that Bangladesh wins
Coming to the portrait it self. Some of you - those who are not artistically endowed - might succumb to the urge to suggest that the sketch; like many others on this site; has little or no resemblance to Michael Clarke. A visit to the optician's may be worth your while.
Other portraits...
Thursday, April 7, 2011
I Resign
I am resigning from my post at Sri Lankan Cricket. Actually I am not legally contracted in any way with SLC but I am resigning nonetheless.
Allow me to explain.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
1983 + 2011 for 2015
India has now won one world cup in the subcontinent and one on English green tops during the early part of summer. How about a combined team to defend their title in 2015 on Australian and New Zealand pitches
Here's my playing X1 for Australian conditions
Here's my playing X1 for Australian conditions
Monday, April 4, 2011
1983 v 2011
Which one is a greater achievement. India winning the 1983 Prudential Cup completely out of the blue or India winning the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup under the weight of insane pressure from a billion people magnified a 100 times; to use Shahid Afridi's magnifying glass; by the relentless Indian media.
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