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Brett Lee and Mandira Bedi were seen pitching Timex watches. They were not exactly working hand-in-hand - more like the minute hand and the hour hand. But Brett was grinning.
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IPL may have gone over the hill. In the beginning, everything was fresh and sexy. Bollywood was in control and they brought in their item numbers experience! King of Good Times, Mr Mallya arranged visas for Redskins cheerleaders. BEFORE And then the politicians...
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The SportsWorld Indoor cricket centre, a team that was previously called "Grumpy Old Men" proved that they were the kings of good times. Not even Vijay Mallya can match their achievement. They landed an exclusive sponsorship deal with Hooters...
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Snoop Dogg is not all about explicit lyrics and sledging. This man likes Australia. He likes to pad up and play cricket there. Last year, he went to Sydney, hung out with Sophie Monk, who appeared in a Snoop video. He then hit a few sixes at a Dover Heights...
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Fior Drissage made a diamond and gold cricket ball which was displayed in Fior's Melbourne. This is only one of it's kind in the world, it is made with 2704 diamonds and 18 carat gold. The ball, which was made in Sri Lanka, weighs 53.83 carats...
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From the Notting Hill flagship of leather goods and design purveyor, Bill Amberg, this cricket bat may be more at home as an adornment. The core is solid willow tree wood and the leather is of the hand stitched English bridle variety. All but one of the...
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Here is one way to console a batsman who has a pair of ducks against his name - Harold Cox and Sons (by Royal Appointment, no less) have created a cricket brooch known as the Golden Duck. The duck carries a white gold bat, set with 10 diamonds, under...
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A German clothier and English cricketers! Some brand guy came up with this bright idea. And the cricketers were pleased to endorse this iconic brand. ECB Commercial Director, John Perera said: “It demonstrates that cricket is now able to attract brands...
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Rolexes and Cartiers may be cool but there is only one watch for a cricket connoisseur. The Cricket by Revue Thommen. Introduced in 1947, it is the first acoustic alarm watch. This one could set you back by $2000. The joke has it that this Newsweek cover...
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