that Aussies learnt it after the death of one of their real colleague. Those days when they had Lilee and Thompson, they used to chant "kill him,kill him."
Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by chintan jhunjhunwala on Dec 11, 2014 01:13 PM
life and death go so much together.one moment u r there and next u r gone.that is why they say live for the present,there is no guarantee of the future and just forget the past.
Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by sandeep sable on Dec 11, 2014 10:34 AM
Raman Lamba died in Bangladesh the same way, the media didn't pay a heed at that moment just because he was an Indian. He was a far greater cricketer on the Indian subcontinent soils.
Re: Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by ramdev Bhattacharya on Dec 11, 2014 11:52 AM
its coz of there is no value in india for Sports person,they will take it seriously, but in European country's they respect their valuable players.but here we are giving preference to our corrupted politicians only..thts the difference..!
Re: Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by r2s2 associates on Dec 11, 2014 12:05 PM
Mr Sandeep u r right abt raman lamba... even in this incident, nobody remembered him.. he was a dashing batman but unfortunately cud not play to his potential ever.. hit on the chest by ball and died in field... yah...
Re: Re: Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by VasantR Narasimhan on Dec 11, 2014 12:38 PM
If I remember right, Raman Lamba was hit on the head when he was fielding in Leg Slip. It was the last ball of the innings & he had just removed his helmet after the previous ball.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Lesson well learnt!!
by nathan ramamurthi on Dec 11, 2014 04:44 PM
I feel that all the players and umpires should be trained in Basic Life support
