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'With the 2010 Cricket World Cup beginning this week, here's a look at some of the game's most controversial moments.'

The what?? I really like this website but this poor stuff? Exactly which cricket world cup is starting this week? The T20 world cup is ending this week, not starting. And the Cricket World Cup is actually next year.

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I an article that promises 'cricket's most controversial moments' there is no mention of Hansie Cronje, Salim Malik? Not a single mention of match fixing? I would think the headline should be changed to something like 'When politics meets cricket'.

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George Bernard Shaw best captured cricket when he said "The English are not a very spiritual people, so they invented cricket to give them some idea of eternity. "

A decade worth of cricket scandals covered in a single article. What was your point anyways? Yes, cricket suffers from corruption, and is affected by terrorism. You also got your facts wrong (as somebody mentioned T20 world cup is long over, and ODI world cup is next year).

I was hoping for an article on the corruption of the game itself. From being a truly artistic game to the hit-hit bang-bang version that is played now. It is almost as if..... (hold you breath)...........it is becoming baseball.

I agree with the above quoted incidents are the dark side of cricket but you omitted another incident. Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakara after loosing T20 final chose to address his fans in Sinhalese instead of English. There are many Tamil/Muslim Sri Lankan fans who cannot comprehend Sinhalese. Kumar is arguably the best English orator to come from the Sri Lankan cricket world. Even Sanath whose fluency in the language is very limited always spoke in English. Cricket is supposed to be a unifier of a nation and its people and Kumar had an opportunity to rise to the occasion but as a petty minded individual he chose to play politics. A person with that caliber is not born to lead as his track record has begun to reveal - Punjab and the current SL team

Cricket is all about adding to your own tally how many runs can you score, how may wickets can you take but you are always fulfilling your role within a team. In football, anyone can score, anyone can make the mistake that loses the game, and yet everyone thinks that they are the greatest player ever to don boots and the only one who can win the match. Being a cricketer means shelving personal ambition for the sake of the team; being a footballer means loving yourself more than you could ever be loved by another. printer toners and cartridges Football is full of them, the players whose every mistake was someone else’s fault. Footballers would rather whine and pout until someone buys them another sportscar than do anything remotely introspective or exhibit an ounce of self-awareness.

Cricket fans know that you don’t need to trumpet your nationality. If you are in England, logic dictates that you are likely to be an England fan. hp deskjet printer ink If you support someone else, then you need to fly the flag and tell people who you support. Flying an England flag in England just tells us that your hmm are undersized and that your job description includes the words “Do you want fries with that?”.