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Eclipse

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    -*Maharagama*-
    that closes the chapter of the spinners era in world cricket

    warnie , kumble the last in the line Murali ....
    harbajan or vitori may never reach that level

    thumbs up

    and guess no bowler had to go the hardship he had to go through

    CongratzZZ to a living legend

    true very true!! no words other than that!! congradz murali!! we wish u a bright future!!
     

    nadun07

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    :yes::yes::yes:

    Shane Warne says its Impossible to break Murali’s record (July 17th, 2010)

    Australian spin wizard Shane Warne feels that his greatest rival Muttiah Muralitharan’s world record of almost 800 Test wickets will never be beaten.
    Warne admitted that he had a few problems over the legality of Muralitharan’s controversial action, but said that the Sri Lankan was one of the game’s great competitors.

    Warne retired with 708 Test wickets and Murali, with 792 and one more match against India, has a chance to finish with 800 wickets. Warne feels that Murali’s record will stand for ever.

    I don’t think it will ever be broken. Even though so much more Test cricket is played these days, I think Murali’s record will stand for a long, long time and probably forever,” Warne was quoted as saying by the Herald Sun.

    You just have to work it out by numbers - for that record to be broken someone has to play 140-150 Tests and take 5-6 wickets a Test. That will take some doing.

    Warne said that it was “unfortunate” the Sri Lankan had “always been dogged by drama” over his rubber-wristed action. Warne also felt that Muralitharan was never a chucker.

    “Murali’s action has been passed by scientific tests… I always thought it was probably legitimate,” he said. “But because of the way he bowled, I was worried that young spinners would try to copy his action and end up bowling illegally.” Warne feels cricket will lose one of its great competitors.

    “Murali simply loved bowling - he loved a challenge (and) was fantastic for the game. Sometimes he would pick my brain about different things and, although we always tried to outdo each other, we always got on well,” he said.
     

    Sonique

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    This is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sad that we won't see him again in the test field :( He has managed to make the greatest end that we can ever think of. More than his bowling I really loved his batting :rofl: Hope to see him performing in ODIs for atleast another couple of years :D Good luck and yeah you are the best :D
     

    isuruimg

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    This is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sad that we won't see him again in the test field :( He has managed to make the greatest end that we can ever think of. More than his bowling I really loved his batting :rofl: Hope to see him performing in ODIs for atleast another couple of years :D Good luck and yeah you are the best :D

    math asa batting walata :P muta podi kale fast bowler kenekge bolayak wadila sihi nathi wela watilalu. Ekailu thama wicket eken aath wela bat koranne :P
     

    hemalsilva

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    ලොවෙත් නැහැ (තවත් කෙනෙක්) මෙය ඉක්මවිය හැකි

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    yakshaya

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    highlights balanne danui. puduma sathutak danenne. show nathi ahinsaka kreedakayek murali. thanks murali apita me tharam adambara sathutak laba dunnata.