Arrogant and overrated cricketers like Harbhajan and Symmonds should be kept in check.
Now a days, Harbhajan takes wickets once a in a blue moon and his arrogance comes out. Maybe bcoz of that his good days are reducing. Same for Symmonds. These people won't just learn
Re: arrogant cricketers
by pradeep agarwal on Mar 29, 2010 02:52 PM
Aussies have shown Symonds already gate .BCCI is the culprit that has no guts to punish serious offenders like this Bhajji & Yuvi.
Re: Re: sucks
by ravitalisma on Mar 29, 2010 02:33 PM
It was said by pathan, and there is no specific proof. Though it could be true unless its proved you cant have the palyer get fined. Thats what happend in case of Symonds
Re: Re: Re: sucks
by V S on Mar 29, 2010 02:44 PM
do you think pathan would lie ? australians just abuse quietly under the breath. that's the only reason they don't get caught.
Re: Re: Re: Re: sucks
by ravitalisma on Mar 29, 2010 03:21 PM
I am not saying pathan would lie, but the jury needs proof thats basic process. They should fine Symonds also if prooved guilty like bajjai
Re: sucks
by ravitalisma on Mar 29, 2010 02:31 PM
Apprceating abbusing another team player for no reason!!! Bajjai should be banned from cricket for another 2 yrs for showing such behavior in game. The player should have slapped in properly then this bajjai will keep quite in public and game
People like Harbhajan, Zaheer and particularly Yuvraj Singh behave like this very frequently without being intimidated. Yuvraj after hitting the four in the super over against Chennai Super Kings behaved as though he had won the T20 world cup. One simply cant understand the behaviour of these guys. They think by showing their aggression they have achieved something
Re: RIGHTLY SAID,,,HARBHAJAN BEHAVES LIKE A TRUCK DRIVER
by rashid khan on Mar 29, 2010 02:29 PM
I strongly feel that chap like Bhajji and Yuvraj should be banned from all form of cricket.They doesn't know how to respect their fellow compatriot and now I am sure that Bhajji would have said something to Symond. He would have been punished if Sachin would not have defended him. I can't see a sportmanship in them and not a professionalism, they are just a nuisance.
Re: Re: RIGHTLY SAID,,,HARBHAJAN BEHAVES LIKE A TRUCK DRIVER
by V S on Mar 29, 2010 02:34 PM
do you know that bhajji was racially abused in australia by the crowd before the symonds incident ?
Re: Re: RIGHTLY SAID,,,HARBHAJAN BEHAVES LIKE A TRUCK DRIVER
by meerazherali on Mar 29, 2010 02:33 PM
Then there will be nobody in Our National Hockey team. Sardarrji are back bone of cricket and Hockey
Re: Re: Re: RIGHTLY SAID,,,HARBHAJAN BEHAVES LIKE A TRUCK DRIVER
by V S on Mar 29, 2010 02:35 PM
that's my point. most people don't realize that bhajji was himself subjected to abuse in australia for being sardar and after that the symonds incident happened.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: RIGHTLY SAID,,,HARBHAJAN BEHAVES LIKE A TRUCK
by V S on Mar 29, 2010 02:42 PM
I am not justifying it. I am just saying see the context of his behaviour.
why bhajji is racially abused is never discussed. people only discuss his behaviour.
When truck drivers become cricket bowlers, this is bound to happen.. Other day, Zaheer khan was doing the same against RCB players. Funny thing is that these guys don't sledge established players or foreign players, they try to act smart against junior players
Re: Truck drivers
by nilesh wattamwar on Mar 29, 2010 02:36 PM
Completely agree, If anyone want to show the aggression on the field then try to sledge the established players rather than the juniors.
It is high time that cricketers need to be censored beyond mere penalties as they earn manifold through endorsements perhaps which is why these guys are so arrogant. After all this is the same Harbhajan who man handled Sreesanth during IPL I. As a fallout of this we are forced to think if this chap is discriminating south indians if so, he needs the boot. In my opinion since this misconduct has repeated, the team management should be held accountable for not being able to maintain the decorum of the gentleman's game.
