World cricket day - A new announcement...!

Sachin Tendulkar, the great cricket legend was born on 24th April 1973 in Mumbai. Sachin Tendulkar is also called Master Blaster, Little master and Tendliya.  Over the years, Sachin Tendulkar's huge number of fans have expressed their respect and gratitude towards him in every special manner on April 24 each year.  ICC announced  that the cricket legend SACHIN TENDULKAR's birthday is the WORLD's CRICKET DAY! Its really nice to hear the announcement as a cricket lover. Pride for every Indian because World Cricket Day is celebrated by the reason of an Indian.
Let's wish our Little Master Sachin Tendulkar a Very Happy Birthday & even more successful career ahead here!
Be proud to be an Indian...

Muttiah Muralitharan turned 41

Sri Lankan spin legend Muttiah Muralitharan turned 41 on Wednesday (Apr 17).  He has been bowling with the same enthusiasm as a youngster. 

The affable offspinner might be 41, but he still has the love for the game. Hope RCB and many young spinners benefit from this true legend. Here's wishing Muralitharan, a very Happy Birthday.  

"I think I am fit in my body and mind, I am enjoying my cricket and want to play more" -Muttiah Muralitharan.

Sachin vs Hogg

India vs Australia[2004]match..
Brad Hogg took Sachin's wicket.
At the end of the match Hogg gave that
Ball to Sachin for his autograph.
Sachin put his sign with one beautiful sentence,

"IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN"

Till today Hogg could not take his wicket for the second
time
After this incident Hogg and Tendulkar came
face to face 21 times..but he could never get the Master Blaster out.

IPL Orange & Purple Cap Holders List

Cricket has always been worship for Indian. But, with Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI's) new initiation of Indian Premier League, cricket has found a new life and reason to breathe for the cricket buffs. Looking at other various popularly known events such as Tour de France, DLF Indian Premier League planned to introduce the orange cap, which is given to the batsman who has had been successful in achieving most runs on each day. This means the orange cap is given to the batsman who has scored the maximum number of runs.At the end of every season, the players are awarded with their performance for the whole season and are addressed with a token of admiration as the purple cap holder.In simple words, the highest wicket taking bowler in the series is given the purple cap. 

List of Orange Cap Holders for Five Consecutive Years

IPL 5 2012 
Chris Gayle (RCB) - 733 runs

IPL 4 2011
Chris Gayle (RCB) - 608 runs

IPL 3 2010
Sachin Tendulkar (MI) - 618 runs

IPL 2 2009
Matthew Hayden (CSK) - 572 runs

IPL 1 2008
Shaun Marsh (KXIP) - 616 runs

List of Purple Cap Holders for Five Consecutive Years

IPL 5 2012
Morne Morkel (DD) - 25 wickets

IPL 4 2011
Lasith Malinga (MI) - 27 wickets

IPL 3 2010
Pragyan Ojha (DC) - 21 wickets

IPL 2 2009
RP Singh (DC) - 23 wickets

IPL 1 2008
Sohail Tanvir (RR) - 22 wickets

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Why India hates DRS

In the 3rd Test match between India and Sri Lanka at Colombo in 2008,
Anil Kumble looks frustrated and watch out for Sachin’s reaction. priceless!

Yuvi: 'Pure Inspiration' - Sachin Tendulkar

"When I saw my wife discussing medical terms with Yuvraj, I realised what he has been going through. He is like my younger brother and I would ask God why it (the illness) had to happen to Yuvraj," Tendulkar said in an emotional tone.

Yuvraj, in his typical funny manner, recollected how he met Tendulkar for the first time.

"My first conversation was when I was looking at him in awe at the dressing room when suddenly he said 'please pass on the biscuits," Yuvraj said.

To this Tendulkar said, "I have not got those biscuits till now."

  Sachin Tendulkar today said that he was scared of breaking down in front of Yuvraj Singh when he met the left-handed batsman in London after his treatment in the United States for a rare germ cell cancer.

"When I went to meet him in London, I was telling my wife (Anjali) that I don't want to break down when I see him. I met him and gave him a tight hug. We enjoyed a meal and from the way he (Yuvraj) ate, I was convinced that he is back on track," Tendulkar told a select gathering during the release of Yuvraj's book "The Test of My Life'.
It was a poignant evening today with the likes of Tendulkar, skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and latest batting star Virat Kohli recollecting stories and their emotional experience during Yuvraj's fight with cancer.

On a serious note, Dhoni said that he knew about Yuvraj's situation even before he told him about it.

"When his test reports came, someone told me he has cancer. I just said 'are you sure'. The person repeated that Yuvraj has cancer. I was shocked," said Dhoni.
Recalling India's World Cup triumph in 2011, Yuvraj said, "Dhoni does not talk too much while batting. But when he got out against Australia in the quarterfinals, while going back he said shaabash Yuvi jitake aana."

On a lighter vein, Dhoni remembered how Yuvraj greeted him in the Indian team back in 2004-05.

"Are bhai kya chal raha hain, phir chhake maarnese kuchch nahi hota, match jitaanese jyada appreciation milta hain," he said.

"First I used to refer to him as 'aap' and from then it came down to 'tum' and now it is 'tu'," Dhoni said.