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You may be wondering why the garykirsten.com web site has not been updated. We have been asked by the BCCI not to post match comments or columns. We are in discussions with the BCCI and will revert to you as soon as we get clarity. We will let all subscribers to our newsletter know the outcome of our discussions. Subsribe to the newsletter in order to stay abreast of happenings.
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India vs. Bangladesh - Post Match Comments |
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Thursday, 28 August 2008 00:00 |
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India won by seven wickets. Bangladesh 283/6(50) vs India 284/3(43.2). Man of the match SK Raina. Listen to post match comments from Gary Kirsten and Paddy Upton. Listen to MP3 |
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India vs. Pakistan - Post Match Comments |
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Thursday, 28 August 2008 00:00 |
In their first win against Pakistan in the Asia Cup since 1988, India win by six wickets in their their quickest win while chasing 300. Listen to post match comments from Gary Kirsten and Paddy Upton. Listen to MP3
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India vs. Hong Kong - Post Match Comments |
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Monday, 25 August 2008 00:00 |
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Indian beat Hong Kong by 256 runs. Listen to Gary Kirsten and Paddy Upton's post match comments. Listen Windows Media / MP3 |
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June 2008: India vs. Hong Kong - Pre Match Comments |
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Monday, 25 August 2008 00:00 |
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Gary Kirsten and Paddy Upton discuss their preperation for the game against Hong Kong at National Stadium, Karachi. Listen Windows Media / MP3 |
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Monday, 23 June 2008 00:00 |
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I write this while sitting at the Mantra Surf Club in Mukli (Karnataka State) during the 6-day break between the Kitply Cup in Bangladesh and the Asia Cup in Pakistan. Residing in fairly rural India has afforded me the time and mental space to reflect on the previous tournament and to plan for the upcoming Asia cup.
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 00:00 |
There are a few things that I will become very familiar with over the next 22 months touring with Team India. One is eating vegetarian curry, dal and roti, and another is having conversations with Gary Kirsten.
And there are many more things that will become familiar as we go about the business of preparing the team for 25 more ODI’s and nine Test matches before the end of 2008. The intention is that winning games will be one of them – actually, we intend to make winning a habit.
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Friday, 23 May 2008 00:00 |
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I've been at home in Cape Town, watching the IPL from a distance, and planning various strategies for my work with the Indian team over the next two years. It's been a great time to reflect, as I navigate the shift from the past six years of working with a variety of companies and individuals as an external Executive coach in South Africa, to now working as an internal coach, full-time within one organisation - in India.
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Gary Kirsten's autobiography was first published in 2004.
