o really??? but in retrospect i think it was india who invaded kashmir in 1948 triggering the first war then it was again india to invade the Wagha border(Lahore) in 1965 triggring the second war and yet again it was india who invaded Bangal in 1971 trigering the 3rd war and then again it was india to put its forces on the border in 1987 only to show cowardice and retreated after knowing that Pakistan has nuckes then again it was 1998/99 when india showed its terrorist nature by conducting 5 nuclear tests and once again it was india who put its forces on the border to attack pakistan, forcing Pakistan to become a nuclear power and once agian retreating to its cowardice shell. and when pakistan did it once in kargil what india has always been doing india started crying for its soldiers? i don't think so bud. and u know what its people like u and shiv sina who have fuled the hatred into the people's heart. i don't know y u r so much against the sport. Cricket is a sport and has nothing to do with politics.
What is the use of playing matches in pakistan when all that we will be doing is to pump in dollars into a system which is proven anti India. Just think about our soldiers guarding our borders day in and day out! They are there, and losing their lives because of pakistan and the puny militants that these cowards send in! Its best to boycott these people as long as they play with Indian lives. Our soldiers lives are more important than forcing friendship with people who have never reciprocated it anyways.
If India goes to Pakistan, first thing is we are risking lives of our cricketers and the second thing is we are indirectly helping them make money which might go to terrorist activities against our own country.
$20 million !! and a good part of it will ultimately find its way to the purpose of spilling indian blood, someway or the other. i will refrain from watching this series altogether (i know its hard). calling for fellows to volunterily quit these matches and less fill the terror's coffers. Read Arindam Banerji's article on this issue.
