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| what are the fullnames of dravid,agarkar and kapil?
Posted by: Mr. shyam shooter At: 5, May 2003 9:21:19 PM IST
ya some what :) shukriyaa
Posted by: Mr. shyam shooter At: 4, May 2003 4:35:38 PM IST
hehe.... ama, dintlo kuda cut and paste e na :)
sare, cutting chai ke haqdaar hai aap:)
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 4, May 2003 4:33:45 PM IST
the story behind this phrase is as follows
The origin of the phrase: "It is not cricket," is generally misunderstood and has nothing to do with the game of cricket.in a village in Norfolk Mr Charles Ricketts was treasurer of the local goose club; and during the whole of that time there was never a penny short at the annual share-out. When regrettable incidents occurred about Christmas time in neighbouring villages, people used to say sadly, "It is not C Ricketts, " which in the course of time became, "It is not cricket."
Posted by: Mr. shyam shooter At: 4, May 2003 4:32:31 PM IST
yes. "it is not cricket" is the right answer.
what is the origin of this expression?
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 4, May 2003 10:56:09 AM IST
:O 4.46 AM SUNDAY ....QUIZ TIME ():=()
Posted by: Ravi At: 4, May 2003 4:00:48 AM IST
lol
"It is not cricket"
Posted by: Ravi At: 4, May 2003 3:59:22 AM IST
Cricket:
What is that expression (a phrase) which is used to describe any action that is deceptive, unfair or underhanded...i.e. contrary to the spirit in which cricket is supposed to be played?
Posted by: Ms. G Sunita At: 4, May 2003 2:46:23 AM IST
jokes r in the jokes section..
Posted by: Ms. Ch siri At: 3, May 2003 9:19:22 PM IST
where are the jokes?
Posted by: Mr. kalyan chakravarthy vinnakota At: 3, May 2003 9:10:40 PM IST
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