Sunday, April 6, 2014

Google Doodle for cricket T20 world cup-2014

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News for Cricket T20:-


All Image Credits:-Google Doodles 


 Google's latest Doodle celebrating  the Twenty20 and wishing  tourney final that takes place nowadays between Asian nation and Sri Lanka in Mirpur.


The six vibrant illustrations that replace the letters within the word Google depict cricketers batting, bowling and fielding in conjunction with cheering crowd scene, stumps being scattered and a hand moving a ball.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) control the inaugural restricted overs tourney in 2007 in South Africa with Asian nation taking the title. nowadays they hope to win it for a second time against the Sri Lankans World Health Organization have not won the tournament, losing in their 2 previous final appearances.

Long levers, a blacksmith's shoulders, the chest of Adonis and a disregard for batting's conventions: if a Twenty20 divine were assembled, Mahela Jayawardene might not be needed for its components. because the format hurtles light-headedly towards ephemeral period glamour, lighting up its stumps and jazzing up its dancers, by some little miracle Sir Mix-A-Lot has not been lured to spiel "I like massive kookie and that i cannot lie" for a tournament song. Yet, through the inert gas noise, there Jayawardene was, disassembly attacks in conjunction with the brutes, flaming sensible balls over the ring, crafting T20 gems, however all on his own terms - continuously on analogue.

Among the clichés elicited by Jayawardene's T20 success has been the thought that he makes fast runs "playing correct cricket shots" - that he proves batting fundamentals will endure un-eroded within the age of "not losing one's shape" and "swinging through the arc". Yet, if he's an advert for old-world vogue, then he's its solely poster-boy. The format occasionallyd then every now and then appeared an affront to Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman; it had been too new for Mohammed Yousuf and an excessive amount of for Michael Clarke.


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