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Apr 22, 2011

Episode 1 - The Debut

from Verbal Slogs Hosted by Christopher P. David

In the very first episode, I am joined by Deepak Balamurali from Chennai (he blogged some guest posts on Poshin's World). In this episode, we discuss about the ICC's decision to cut the associate nations from the next two World Cups, and how IPL season 4 is coping up in regards with viewer-ship, fan interest, and quality of cricket wise compared to the previous edition of the IPL. And finally we give our verdicts for the IPL teams that we believe will make it to the playoffs. Panelists - Christopher Poshin David and Deepak Balamurali.

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