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March 12, 2007Posted by Andrew McGlashan on 03/12/2007 in
Cricket googled
The cricket World Cup may not swamp the planet like the football equivalent but after last night's opening ceremony it is clearly one of the biggest stories going around - and that's according to Google. The search engine's graphic for countries with a strong cricket link (UK, Australia, South Africa etc) has been handed a cricket flavour today. The site reacts to the major events, news or searches at a particular time so this is further proof of the interest which is surrounding the tournament as the first match draws closer.
- Tendulkar undergoes MRI scan on knee
- Knockout-round tickets up for grabs
- Leaving out Vaas and Jayasuriya was emotional, says de Silva
- Sri Lanka camp hit by family deaths
- Shoaib fined for being late, also undergoes dope test
- Communication gap or getting under Ponting's skin?
- Enemy of your (auld) enemy is your friend
- Jayasuriya's family head for the final
- And now... news from the land like no other
- The unlikely amazement of Howard