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Cricinfo’s Google Chrome extension

By Will 2 months ago Add your comment below

Me and Deepak Gulati (in fact, I’ve done next to nothing other than instigate it. Deepak’s the genius) have been working on an extension for Google Chrome for Cricinfo which has been live for a couple of weeks. It’s really neat, as is Google Chrome (obviously).

It’s hot out of the oven, so grab it now.

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