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Yesterday while bowling (cricket) during my follow through, I stepped on some wet mud mixed with little oil. Was about to slip but I just managed to control it. Accidentally, in order to control it, my leg got stuck and rotated to around 270 degrees. It was paining like hell. I decided not to bowl and during batting, I kept a runner. My runner got run out on my first delivery itself. This forced me to run myself in the next match. I played well, but this caused a lot of burden on my leg. Later the pain increased and I went home, applied some ice, relispray and an ointment and slept. When I got up, the pain was severe and the leg had swollen a bit. My parents decided to take me to the doctor, fearing that it could be a fracture. Luckily, it wasn't a fracture, but the problem didn't end, it was ligament tear. The doctor advised me to take some tablets for the next 10 days and asked to roll the crepe bandage on my leg for 45 days. 45 days is just too much, isn't it? Now

Its November 2010, time to celebrate the most cherished festival in India, Diwali. Diwali has always been filled with happiness for me. The occasion is very special and I just simply love it. Meeting with friends and relatives is so good. Then celebrating the festival with a bit of crackers and loads of love. Come Diwali and I have a smile on my face. Time for me, infact for all the Indians to celebrate the festival of Diwali, also knowns as Deepawali. Wishing you all a very very happy and a safe Diwali and a prosperous new year.

I have always been a person who never liked old songs. I just ignore them. Suddenly, in a cab, the cabbie turned the radio on and retro hits were being played. I couldn't ask to change the station as I begun liking them. Now I am just going mad for the songs. Some of the songs I am liking a lot are I am a disco dancer, Duniya mein logon ko, Jaane ja dhoondta phir raha, Om shant om, etc. My earplugs are out of the bag and are being used after a lot time. Retro songs are so good. Surely, old is gold. A still from the song "I am a disco dancer" All rights to the pic's owner The song I am liking the most is "Duniya mein logon ko". The song is amazing. The new remix version in "Once Upon a time in Mumbaai" is better. Here is a video of it. I hope you guys enjoy it.

Well it's a known fact that I am an ardent fan of Virender Sehwag. And guess what, it is his birthday today. How could it be possible that I won't celebrate it. What Viru likes the most to eat in sweets is a typical Indian sweet, Kheer. I hate Kheer, but just on 20th October every year, I ask my mother to make it so that I can have it, celebrating Sehwag's birthday. Yesterday (19th October) his elder son, Aryaveer turned 3 years old. These two days certainly bring a double doze of happiness to Sehwag's house. I just hope that Sehwag continues to play cricket the way he does. We all love his cricket, don't we, and I'm sure every Indian is proud of him. You guys can wish him on his Twitter account: @virendersehwag This is the pic he uploaded on Twitter. I loved it, and thought of sharing it here. Virender Sehwag's elder son, Aryaveer posing with the cakes

I still remember the day when I met Sehwag (Dec 5, 2009). Two days ago on December 3, Sehwag walked into the Brabourne Stadium (Mumbai) to start playing one of his most memorable knocks in test cricket. I was in college, and around 12 noon some of my friends messaged me saying that Viru is on fire and just reached 100. I was happy, but at the same time envious as my friends were in the stadium watching him bat live. Well, there was no chance I could bunk my college on that day as we had a set of 3 mandatory attendance days from Dec 2 to Dec 4. Also, I had my Physics Practical Session starting at 3 pm, and thus I couldn't watch the knock on my TV or laptop either. Thus it unfortunately became impossible for me to keep up with the live updates. At around 2:30 pm, my friends texted me again saying that Viru crossed the 200 run mark. My excitement was over the moon, and I requested my professors for a reschedule, but sadly that could not happen and I missed most part of that inning.

Yesterday, the ICC Awards 2010 took place in Bangalore. All the Indians had huge expectations from the two greatest cricketers India has ever produced, Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag. My idol, Sehwag was nominated in two categories. ICC Cricketer of the year ICC Test Cricketer of the year Sehwag couldn't win the ICC Cricketer of the year, but he managed to proudly receive the award for the best cricketer in the original format of the cricket game, the tests. After receiving the award, Viru said, " It's fantastic to win the award, to take over the title from Gautam Gambhir,  I think I got motivated when Gambhir got this award last time, I was discussing with him that I hope I get it this time and I got it. I'm a huge fan of Test cricket and I love to play it more than Twenty20 or one-day cricket.  When I was growing up, I was playing lot of 10-over, 12-over games, so I had to score off every ball, same thing I have continued. I followed my instincts and

Hello everyone, this is Abhishek Sharma . You guys can also call me Sunny , that's what my friends and relatives call me. I have just started my personal blog, I hope you guys like it. This is a personal blog, completely about me. Find what I like, what I dislike and various other things. Catch me on: Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/abhishekmsharma Twitter:   http://twitter.com/abhishekmsharma Google+: http://gplus.to/abhishekmsharma Thanks a lot. Keep visiting. Regards, Abhishek Sharma (Sunny)