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South African paceman Dale Steyn (2nd from right) with team-mates after the dismissal of Indian batsman Amit Mishra (right) in Nagpur on February 9. South Africa thumped India by innings and six runs despite a fighting century by Sachin Tendulkar on the fourth day of the first Test on Tuesday to go 1-0 up in the two-match series.. ©AFP
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CAN'T BOWL. CAN'T SWIM.
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BJT Bosanquet, inventor of Bosie or Googly. Poor old googly. It has been subject to ridicule, abuse, contempt, incredility and survived them all.
Howzaat!? The batsman was leading a charmed life. Three appeals for L.B.W. were turned down and he'd been bowled twice only to hear a no-ball called.
Finally, the bowler sent down a perfect ball which took two stumps out of the ground. The bowler looked at him “You're not going, surely?” he said.
“There's still one stump standing!”
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India were struggling to save the match despite a fighting 77 not out by Sachin Tendulkar on the fourth day of the first Test against South Africa on Tuesday.
