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by Kartik Kannan
The Irani trophy gets underway later this week at Baroda. It has always been perceived as the platform for fringe players to stake their claim for a spot in the national side. Traditionally played between the winner of the Ranji...
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Viswanathan
Sep 21 2008
Chennai,
India
Bahutule has made a come back of sorts. He has been selected for the Mumbai team after a hiatus.
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(Local Perspectives)
The trophy is of the winner. Right?
(Local Perspectives)
LOL, EXCATLY SIR...You got it right, it belongs to the winner at the end of the day. But this time around, the winner would have to to do exceedingly well to claim the trophy for none of the two sides are a weak unit. It is cricket which is the winner on another count for the big stars would be on a level playing field trying to prove themselves worthy of a place in the national side. It would have been wonderful to see Sachin proving his critics wrong with a stylish knock but then we would have to wait for it when the Aussies arrive.
(Local Perspectives)
Couple of cricketers can get chance in Indian squuad through Irani Trophy, so if we say it is a good platform for youngstars, is not wrong
(Local Perspectives)
Mr. Ramesh if rain comes than ????????? for both without playing
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