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blog: Flintoff playing on Australians’ minds, says Strauss

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England captain Andrew Strauss feels Andrew Flintoff’s explosive pace, despite his chronic knee injury, has tormented the Australian batsmen.
Flintoff, who snared his third five-wicket haul in 77 Tests at Lord’s in the second Ashes Test, had himself admitted tipping his pace by a notch.

Asked if Flintoff’s fabulous 5-92 to propel England to victory at Lord’s was more a skill-related or mental triumph, Strauss replied: “A bit of both.”

Strauss, who could not take the ball from Flintoff’s hands on the final morning at Lord’s, believes the injury-riddled 31-year-old may still be the most threatening fast bowler in world cricket.

“If you were to list the top three bowlers in world cricket that batsmen don’t want to face, Fred is going to be on that list and probably at the top of it,” Strauss was quoted as saying in The Australian.

“No one enjoys facing him and sometimes he doesn’t get his just rewards for the hostility he bowls with,” Strauss said.

“That consistent hostility is unpleasant. It is, quite frankly, unpleasant in the nets and it’s not much fun in the middle either.”

blog: Australian media hail Flintoff

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Andrew Flintoff’s inspiring performance, leading England to their first Ashes win at Lord’s after 75 years, was soaked in praise by the Australian media.
The newspapers were unequivocal in their praise of Flintoff, saying the injured all-rounder took England to victory ‘on one leg’. Flintoff defied the pain in his right knee to script the historic 115-run win for the hosts.

“Andrew Flintoff’s farewell stuns tourists,” says The Australian. Flintoff “snuffed out Australian hopes” of an unlikely comeback. “The Australians have now seen the momentum ripped away from them by Flintoff’s farewell heroics.”

“Beaten by the man on one knee”, said The Sydney Morning Herald, next to a picture of Flintoff, arms wide, one knee bent to the Lord’s grass after taking one of his five wickets.

In his Sydney Morning Herald column, eminent columnist Peter Roebuck wrote: “Inevitably Freddie Flintoff was the successful bowler, a larger-than-life figure responding to the battle cries issued by a large and transfixed crowd. Flintoff is twice the bowler when he is given the new ball.”

“Fiery Flintoff spell breaks Poms’ 75-year Lord’s jinx,” Herald Sun announced on its back page.

blog: Swann sorry KP not there for Ashes, but says Freddie will do the job

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England off-spinner Graeme Swann has described the exit of star batsman Kevin Pietersen from the remaining three Tests of the ongoing Ashes series as a major blow for the hosts, but believes that having all-rounder Andrew Flintoff will be enough to win back the Ashes.

In article for The Sun, Swann recalls his over two-decade-long association with Flintoff, and says that he still retains the power and skill of yore to tear through the Australian batting line up.

“I’ve known Andrew Flintoff since he was 10 and he could do incredible things even then. He was the only 10-year-old I’ve ever seen with the strength to send down a short one. Twenty years later, the Aussies discovered all about that power and skill as Freddie tore into their batsmen in the Lord’s Test. Now, Freddie is going to prove even more important in our effort to win back The Ashes,” said Swann.

Describing the victory at Lords to go one up in the series as fantastic, Swann said: “I’ll struggle in my career to have a greater moment than taking the wicket that clinched England’s first Ashes victory at the home of cricket for 75 years.”

blog:Broad says England in a great position to win Ashes

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Fast bowler Stuart Broad believes that England are in a great position to win the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval after bundling out the Australians for 160 and taking an overall lead of 230 runs on the second day of the game.

Broad who contributed significantly to the Australian collapse by claiming five wickets for 37 runs, said: “We are in a great position. It was a fantastic experience for me, everything we did seemed to work.””The first hour in the morning will be crucial. We have some big hitters with the likes of Freddie Flintoff and Matt Prior and if we can get some more runs, we can build a great platform,” he added.While admitting that England did not want to lose wickets in its second innings, he said: “But to see what the ball is doing off the pitch gives us great encouragement. I’ll take setting them 400 to win.””It was great to have my family here. My mum lost her voice and I could see her in the crowd. My sister works for the ECB so I guess she played her part too. My dad has his Ashes story, I hope to have my own by Monday,” The Telegraph quoted him, as saying.

blog:Return of The Ashes feels like a dream, says Flintoff

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England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff says winning the Ashes is “like a dream” after the Aussies were sent packing in dramatic fashion.

“It’s an amazing feeling. I’m just trying to take it all in – I don’t know whether to laugh all cry. I don’t know what to do with myself,” he said.

There were emotional scenes on the field and in the stands as the England team and fans celebrated winning cricket’s most famous prize.

The 197-run win was especially sweet for England after the humiliating 5-0 thrashing in Australia in 2007.

“It’s a very special moment for us. It’s been a very, very tough week for all of us. You felt it was close, but the closer it got the tougher it got,” The Sun quoted captain Andrew Strauss as saying on England’s Ashes victory.A Buckingham Palace spokesman passed on congratulations from the Queen.

blog:England’s Ashes winners set for lucrative advert deals

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England’s Ashes-winning cricketers are now hot commercial properties.

According to John Taylor, chairman of Sports Impact, a leading consultancy, “Brands want to be associated with winners and the whole country will see England’s cricketers in that category again now.”

When England won the Ashes in 2005, the stars were Andrew Flintoff and Kevin Pietersen. This time the poster boy will be Stuart Broad, 23, the Nottinghamshire all-rounder named Man of the Match yesterday after taking five Australian wickets.

Broad has all the attributes to become a marketing man’s dream.

“He is intelligent, articulate and good looking, he can appeal to both males and females and is perfect to attract the elusive 18 to 30 male advertising market,” The Times quoted Taylor, as saying.

Broad opted not to take part in the lucrative Indian Premier League tournament, preferring instead to concentrate on the Ashes.

blog: Stacy Keibler, Melissa Rycroft

Posted in news on August 28th, 2009 by admin – 11 Comments

Gorgeous actress-model Stacy Keibler had hostess duties at MGM’s Wet Republic.

It was learnt that the stunning, leggy starlet wore a red and white polka-dot bikini with matching white fedora.

She flaunted her amazing body to the onlookers as she partied with friends in one of the VIP bungalows.

Stacy, who finished third with Tony Dovolani in Season 2 of DWTS, took a break from dancing for a light lunch of fresh salads and assorted fruit.

Then it was back to an afternoon of dancing with her friends as DJ Ody rocked the turntables.

In her most sensationalistic public appearance since the days of her way-too-short school girl skirts on WWE Monday Night Raw, Stacy Keibler was also engaged in a bikini showdown as rival hotel-casinos promoted dueling pool parties over the weekend in Sin City.

Stacy hosted the swimwear affair at the MGM Grand’s Wet Republic while fellow “Dancing WithThe Stars” beauty Melissa Rycroft was the mistress of ceremonies for those partying at the Azure Pool in the Palazzo.

Blog: How to maintain sunglasses?

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Don't wear Sunglasses, many people will hang on the head, without pockets, or the body movement range is too big, so don’t break or damaged. Or someone will be put inside the bag, suggest you or in hard eyeglasses box, then in handbags, lest by key, comb, COINS etc, with little to wear glasses or lipstick etc cosmetics.
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Blog: Air Jordan

Posted in shoes on August 28th, 2009 by admin – 7 Comments

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Blog: Something about Bandeaubikini

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