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Cricket values on Mammon’s altar
Cricket, by and large, has turned professional and in the last decade or so it has turned so competitive that the ICC introduced a special award which was called ‘The Spirit of the Game award’ and the first recipients of it were the cricketers from New Zealand in 2004.
 
A must win situation for the home team
Going into the fifth game of the Tri Nation series at the recently rain-hit Rangiri Dambulla Stadium the Sri Lankans are struggling for survival. The abandonment of the New Zealand match at a time when the home team was handily placed has only stirred the pot.
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