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Category : Series » Misc

Added : 24 weeks ago

Size : 715.65 MB

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Hash : 0fe428a7b12a89b9de8243af8edbd982fd0d65e9

Tags : Empire Cricket S01E02 PDTV XviD

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Release Name: Empire.Of.Cricket.S01E02.WS.PDTV.XviD-FTP: Rls Date: 07 June 2009 Air Date:07 June 2009


Format: PDTV Resolution: 640 X 352


Audio: 128 ish VBR Size: 50 Files 700MB


Genre: Documentary: Description:


The sport's role in establishing a cohesive Caribbean


society, one that helped heal the social and political


divisions created by an apartheid-based system, and


subsequently paved the way for the unified West Indian


teams that dominated the game in the 1970s and 1980s


Following a 20-year period of sustained success, the


Windies went into decline, a fall that even the presence


of the great Brian Lara could not prevent. Includes


interviews with Viv Richards, Garry Sobers, Clive Lloyd


Michael Holding, David Gower and Richie Benaud