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Cricketing togetherness
A cricket match between India and Pakistan always evokes frenzy among the cricket lovers.
Prem: To hell with exams! I'm not allowed to watch the cricket match because of my board exams.
Basha: The best way to watch the match is to finish our preparation before Saturday.
Sathish: I have an ideal! I'll place a mirror on the table so that I can get a full view of the TV from the hall.
Ashwin: From my study table, I can see my neighbour's TV through the window.
The match was thrilling and there was a feverish excitement all over.
The day after, when we finished our exam, with the question paper in hand we discussed the match enthusiastically.
Basha: Did you watch the match?
Prem: Your suggestion worked. I finished my preparation and sat before the TV throughout the match.
Sathish: It was a thrilling start. What a ripping performance by Sachin! My parents forgot about my exam.
Ashwin: My mother was so involved in the match that we ordered pizza.
Basha: When Sachin got out at 98, I wondered whether India would reach the target.
Sathish: Every run taken by Dravid and Yuvraj increased not only the score but also our pulse rate.
Ashwin: Our victory was celebrated like Diwali — crackers bursting everywhere.
Prem: Whether or not the Internet connects people throughout the world cricket match certainly brings together the young and the old alike in a jubilant mood.
Sathish: Wasim Akram and Taufiq Omar heartily congratulated Dravid and Yuvraj and proved that sport definitely eases feelings of rivalry.
Basha, XII
Chennai: M.E.S. Razeena Matric H.S. School
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