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India has just lost the VB Series final @ the SCG. I think we lost it in those three overs when they scored 50 runs in 3 overs somewhere between the 44th and 47th overs. Great batting performance by the lower order, as Pathan, Nehra and Karthik chipped in with some useful scores.

It's been an uncharacteristic few days since I last updated this. The good news is that I've picked up my first 'fiction' book for the season - The Life of Pi by Yann Martel. The past coupla days have probably been eventful but I'm not sure if I can remember everything that has happened. On Friday was my MHR Midterm. Didn't do too well but the rest of the day was pretty cool. Went for my first live hockey game with montrizzle and that was a fantastic experience despite the disappointing scoreline. Then afterwards I went to watch Johnny English @ Arnav's. A really silly but good spoof movie, if you catch me drift.

Come to think of it, Saturday was a really uneventful day that just got worse with the cricket. Surprisingly I don't feel so bad about the match actually. It probably has to do with the fact this is the third time in less than a year the fuckin' Kangaroos have scored 340+ against us in an ODI. At least we can take heart from the fact we exceeded expectations and drew the all-important Test series. Next up, Pakistan... Wow, that's gonna be a cracker. Australia is a better team but there's nothing like an India-Pakistan match, leave alone a series.

Aiiight, it's 5:15am. Me off to bed. Drop me a message and lemme know how everything's comin' along.

Adios!

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The final

[pappubahry.livejournal.com]

Actually, you'd lost it by the time we were 2/242 after 40, or whatever it was. No-one successfully chases more than 280 at night in Sydney.