Archive for June, 2008
Bangladesh tri-series 2008 - Live Cricket Streaming links - Sopcast links - TVU links
Now its time for Bangladesh tri-series 2008/Kitply Cup, 2008 with three teams lining up India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
In total 4 matches will be played, out of which three matches will be played against each other and the fourth match will be final.
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As always, I will update this page whenever i find working links and sites for Bangladesh tri-series 2008/Kitply Cup, 2008 (Bangladesh - India - Pakistan).
** If anyone finds a working link, do post a comment and i will update the page **
I will also post cricket highlights of all the matches in another post for those who have missed out on the live action.
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Before you try out the links, make sure you have installed the following in your PC :-
- Download Sopcast
- Download TVU PLayer
- Download TVAnts
Following are the Live Cricket Streaming links for India v Pakistan Finals:
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Get FREE Kaspersky Internet Security license key
You can get Kaspersky Internet Security (KIS) for free with valid license key…
Thanks Michael for this info.
Exclusively for customers of UBS in Switzerland: Kaspersky security
Customers of UBS in Switzerland can now use the new version of Kaspersky Internet Security for free - 6 months! Protect your computer from all kinds of internet threats, most important when banking online.
Give Reward to commentators - Use ‘NoFollow Free’ WP Plugin
In one of my previous post, i mentioned about CommentLuv Plugin which pulls the title of the commentators blogs latest post and places its link just below the comment.
Well the above plugin is rewarding/benefitting the commentator because, i am helping in giving some traffic and providing backlinks. But the backlink will be useful only if it is “NoFollow Free”.
What is nofollow?
nofollow is an HTML attribute value used to instruct search engines that a hyperlink should not influence the link target’s ranking in the search engine’s index. It is intended to reduce the effectiveness of certain types of search engine spam, thereby improving the quality of search engine results and preventing spamdexing from occurring in the first place.
Read more on this here.
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Access Gmail Emails in Indian Regional Languages
From now, you can access Gmail in any of your following Indian Regional Languages:
- Hindi
- Urdu
- Marathi
- Bangla
- Gujarati
- Oriya
- Tamil
- Telugu
- Kannada
- Malayalam
To change the language in Gmail, go to the Settings tab and select a language from the Gmail display language drop down. there you go…..
Thanks to TNerd.
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Cricket’s Ten Most Bizarre Dismissals … and one that got away
Graham Gooch - Old Trafford 1993
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As a batsman who thrived best when he backed his instincts, Gooch had one notable occasion to rue them, at Old Trafford in the opening Test of the 1993 Ashes. As was so often the case at the start of the 1990s, Gooch was leading by example as his team floundered around him, compiling a brilliant final-day century, his 18th in Tests, to give England a glimmer of a get-out clause as they struggled to avoid defeat. On 133, however, he jabbed down late on a rising delivery from Merv Hughes, and momentarily lost his composure. As the ball ricocheted off the turf and lobbed menacingly towards the stumps, Gooch used his hand to brush it to safety, and was rightly sent on his way by Dickie Bird. The following day’s papers, cruelly pursuing the play-on-words and ignoring the heroics that had preceded them, were unanimous: “Gooch hands the Ashes to Australia”.
Ashok Mankad - Headingley 1974
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The eldest son of the legendary Vinoo, Ashok Mankad was never quite able to emerge from his father’s shadow. Arguably, he was given a raw deal by the Indian selectors, who would often pick him for one match per series, and then throw him in at anywhere from No. 1 to No. 8 in the order. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, accidents singled him out as well, never more so than at Headingley in 1974, during his solitary appearance of a disappointing tour of England. He had batted attractively for a rearguard 43, but was unluckily dismissed as he swayed out of the way of a Chris Old bouncer. His cap fell off as he ducked his head out of line, and landed on the stumps. India collapsed soon afterwards, to lose by an innings and 78 runs.
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