Showing posts with label Chris Gayle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Gayle. Show all posts
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Saturday, October 13, 2012
My 2012 ICC World Twenty20 XI
By Adrian Meredith
Chris Gayle would be part of any World Twenty20 XI |
VICTORIA, Australia (TheSportsNEXT) October 11, 2012: A lot has been written about the 2012 ICC World Twenty20 XI and former cricketers like Alec Stewart has also come up with his selection of the best players of the tournament. Time is now to check out my 2012 ICC World Twenty20 XI.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
WT20 Final Preview: Sri Lanka vs West Indies
By Adrian Meredith
VICTORIA, Australia (TheSportsNEXT) October 6, 2012: Hosts Sri Lanka and West Indies are all set to fight for the ICC World Twenty20 2012 title tomorrow and it is pretty easy to get a preview here, by looking at the previous matches in the tournament that involved them.
ICC WT20 Semi-Finals Highlights and Review
By Adrian Meredith
VICTORIA, Australia (TheSportsNEXT) October 6, 2012: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan promised a lot as we had two teams that had each only lost once - Sri Lanka to South Africa and Pakistan to India.
Monday, September 17, 2012
ICCWT20: Gayle-storm blows Afghanistan away in warm-up
By Fathima Zanaida
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (TheSportsNext) September 17, 2012: The world’s most explosive batsman Chris Gayle put on show his skills on Monday when he manhandled Afghanistan to help West Indies record an easy victory in their warm-up match of the ICC World Twenty20 2012 (ICCWT20) at P Sara Oval in Colombo.
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
SLPL2012 suffers Chris Gayle blow
Monday, July 23, 2012
Shahid Afridi, Chris Gayle join Sydney Thunder
By Nadene Smith
SYDNEY (TheSportsNext) July 23, 2012: Former Pakistani and West Indian cricket skippers Shahid Afridi and Chris Gayle have signed to represent Sydney Thunder in the Australia’s domestic Twenty20 league called BigBash.
SYDNEY (TheSportsNext) July 23, 2012: Former Pakistani and West Indian cricket skippers Shahid Afridi and Chris Gayle have signed to represent Sydney Thunder in the Australia’s domestic Twenty20 league called BigBash.
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