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It was victory of the century that will last in the Indians memories for as long as they live and the Aussies will lament their defeat for years to come.
Indians defeated the Australians by playing better cricket in every department of the game, out-playing and out-manoeuvring Ponting and his henchmen. This should also remind the Aussies that they are not masters of the game any more and their arrogant, ill-mannered and conceited reign of terrorising the oppositions is over.
Indian should be able to win the next test if they show the same resilience, determination and will to win. All it takes is consistent batting, sensible bowling and good fielding to win matches.
I believe that it was a well deserved tribute and honour for Kumble to have defeated the Australians and achieving a great milestone of 600+ wickets this week.
Well done Kumble and your team for putting up such brilliant performance.
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posted 2 Days Ago
2nd coming,
Does the test series Eng v Ind ring any bells. Now who are the inferior side and what was your result went you went to Aus.
Now become the 2nd going and go away.
posted 2 Days Ago
I agree,
Kumble is an exceptional bowler and it was fitting that he was captain to get his 600th wicket in a match that India won when they were huge underdogs before it started. Well done Kumble, more of the same please.
posted 2 Days Ago
That was not my point.... get excited when you win a series, not by winning one match. The rhetoric from most of you is you are now wonderful and the order has changed forever. It is pathetic. Maybe when you win 16 straight games you can get a little carried away.
Was that humour at the end? Just a pointer for you - humour works better if it is funny
posted 2 Days Ago
Instead of arguing, all cricket playing nations should be very thankful to India for brining Australia's ego in place.
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