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May 24, 2005
The madness of Afridi and one-day cricket reforms
Kamran Abbasi reveals that he switches off from the cricket when Afridi gets out. This means he also obviously is a fan of Sehwag. Osman Samiuddin writes about Afridi's bowling, which has really improved of late.
Rahul Bhatia is in favour of the new proposals to make one-dayers more interesting. One of my other gripes with the suggestions is that the option of increasing the maximum overs a bowler could bowl was perhaps not even considered. It would certainly go a decent way in levelling things out between batsmen and bowlers. There're no restrictions on the number of overs a batsman can play. So why should bowlers be restricted?
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| yeah, one extra over for one wicket might even out things better
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Ganesh (24 May 2005, 4:43:00 pm)
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