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• She's a bracing English breeze in the subcontinental heat.
• Not since February 1999 have these subcontinental foes held a summit meeting.
• Geostrategic regions with global importance, and subcontinental geopolitical regions.
• In India and its Subcontinental region, it is broadcast on Star Sports.
• Their woes have been compounded now with some subcontinental pitches undergoing a dramatic transformation.
• South African coach Eric Simmons said the Proteas played well in the subcontinental conditions.
• Cancellation of cricket tours has often been used by subcontinental governments to score political points.
• Ganguly said batsmen hold the key in winning one-day matches on subcontinental wickets.
• It has been around since October 2010 serving many subcontinental fastest growing communities in Australia.
• Sacred and secular are often interchangeable; so are high and low, local and subcontinental.
• Sri Lanka was another subcontinental nation left ruing athletics gold, this time robbed by injuries.
• And as with everything else involving the subcontinental rivals, national pride will be running high.
• This can be attributed, in large part, to the growing subcontinental diaspora in Canada.
• Now, thanks largely to American efforts, tensions between the two subcontinental nuclear powers are lessening.
• It goes into the match on a massive 183-run triumph over subcontinental rival Sri Lanka.
• "It looks like an Australian wicket, not a typical subcontinental pitch, " Gilchrist said.
• The design encompasses features of Corinthian and Islamic styles of architecture with a tinge of subcontinental style.
• The Valais experiences a subcontinental climate at low and medium altitudes and is markedly semi-arid.
• Firstly, that the idea of a subcontinental unity stretching back six thousand years is a myth.
• South Korea will play the winner of the second semifinal between subcontinental archrivals India and Pakistan later Thursday.