Geeks & Cricket

It was around 1:00 am in the night, the team just returned from another rush-hour ordeal of development - actionscript, remoting, hibernate, java, database, et al. Too much of time spent on the keyboard/mouse have tempted the team to try on something different — Cricket.

It was around 1:00 am in the night, the team just returned from another rush-hour ordeal of development - actionscript, remoting, hibernate, java, database, et al. Too much of time spent on the keyboard/mouse have tempted the team to try on something different - Cricket.

You can see coupla IBM Thinkpads lying around, we were about to use them as Stumps but somehow decided against that idea!

Update :

  • I forgot to thank Abdul Qabiz for being the man behind the camera!
  • The video is now available on Google Video too.


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Brajeshwar posted this article on Fri, Jun 2nd, 2006 at 6:30 pm
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  1. Seems, too much fun :)

    Where is the guy, who shot this video :D

    -abdul

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