That was a ‘tie’ match, and those wearing them were school boys who had come on a school trip to visit the ancient city of Polonnaruwa .Going by the clue of ‘Manindersingh’- it was not much difficult to imagine the right answer.

Today’s picture shows Shamol and Shanil, playing volleyball, along with other locals and tourists, on the beach of Ahungale on the west coast of Sri Lanka,. The ball and other players are not seen, but the clue is very clear. Actually, why just cricket teams-you and me, all indulged in social networking, are in involved in this inter '…… ………..’ Must not miss, at least now!

Doctored Cricket Quiz

Posted On Thursday, May 06, 2010 at 03:16:09 AM

Here’s a cricket quiz like no other. Every day, we carry a picture clicked by cricket fanatic Dr Hiren Shah in course of his travels around the world. Hidden in every picture is a cricketing term. To help you unravel this cricketing term, Dr Shah provides a clue. Today’s Puzzle TODAY’S CLUE: A must for every team All correct entries get an honorable mention in the paper. Answer to today’s puzzle will appear alongside tomorrow’s brain teaser. multiple entries will be rejected Send in your answers at amletters@gmail.comor drop them at our office: 2nd floor, Fadia Chambers, Ashram Road between 11.30 am and 7 pm. Yesterday’s puzzle Correct Answer: Tie The clue was: Maninder Singh In this picture we can see students wearing ties. Maninder Singh was known for his left-arm spin bowling. But he was the last batsman to be dismissed, leaving Ravi Shastri stranded at the other end in the famous India vs Australia Test at Chepauk in 1987, which ended in a tie.