RE:Is Roger Binney is a Right choice for a Indian Cricket COACH ?
by Nice Guy on Sep 04, 2007 04:24 PM
Roger Binny for Indian Coach give me a break guys
RE:Is Roger Binney is a Right choice for a Indian Cricket COACH ?
by John Bosco on Sep 05, 2007 12:35 PM
Roger Binny is not the right choice.He was neither good with the bat or the bowl.Luckily the conditios in England suited him and he did very well there.He was a good cricketer but never known for his consistency.
RE:Is Roger Binney is a Right choice for a Indian Cricket COACH ?
by thribhuvan hk on Sep 04, 2007 04:06 PM
FunSun... looks like you are against Roger Binny for no reason...
RE:Is Roger Binney is a Right choice for a Indian Cricket COACH ?
by Sparrow on Sep 04, 2007 03:28 PM
See...this is a discussion point. and to start off a discussion u have to say something, not just ask the question. Or else ppl will start posting questions here of the kind you have done in reply to many post below. So make your point first.
RE:its time to groom youngsters
by thribhuvan hk on Sep 04, 2007 04:05 PM
who is FunSun?? What has he done for India?? :D Btw am not supporter of KAIF!
RE:its time to groom youngsters
by Code Coolie on Sep 04, 2007 04:49 PM
All of us are code coolies!! Sans a few IIT studs who work on cutting edge research, the rest of us who work for IT giants in India and get US postings, are all doing low end work!!
RE:its time to groom youngsters
by FunSun on Sep 04, 2007 04:53 PM
I mean u are doing research about "toillet clearner with cutting edge tech" all the best man..better u come to india and do the same work for Ganguly's house
RE:its time to groom youngsters
by Code Coolie on Sep 04, 2007 04:56 PM
If you can do be a massuer at Tendulkar's house and be his ja&it&or, i can be the same at Ganguly's!! haha
RE:its time to groom youngsters
by FunSun on Sep 04, 2007 04:46 PM
hi :Code Coolie better u can work for Ganguly's house as toilet clearner...bcoz ur name itself saying u are unskilled person...wait for ganguly to back to india...then u can continue ur work for ganguly's watch man for his house..
RE:RE:its time to groom youngsters
by Rajesh Iyer on Sep 04, 2007 05:02 PM
Good Question...
People in India have a very short memory as they say.
Remember the Natwest Final? Remember the match against Zimbabwe where India were embarassed at 80/5 and Kaif scored 111 with Kumble on the other side? Remember the Pakistan tour 2004 where India were chasing 294 at Lahore and Dravid and Kaif did the needful?
Who is Yuvraj ? what he has done for Indian cricket ? For me Ramesh Power is for better than Yuvraj... I prefere ramesh power have to take care of the captain position for india..
RE:Who is Yuvraj ?
by rajesh t on Sep 08, 2007 12:32 PM
This is the most ridiculous comment I have seen in Rediff....So I dont want to comment on this IGNORANCE.....
RE:Who is Yuvraj ?
by Sparrow on Sep 04, 2007 03:23 PM
this msg should be reported abuse...but then people will not know how ignorant and stupid you are...
RE:Who is Yuvraj ?
by sk on Sep 04, 2007 10:23 PM
abe salle , tu jaroor marathi hoga, little elephant ko kabhie dekha he. hoew dare to compare yuvraj with ramia if u don't have any work, then u fool shut up ur mouth
It's about time that BCCI and the media gets away from focussing on Sachin, Sourav & Dravid. We have 100s of youngsters all over the country training hard and eagerly waiting for a chance to perform at various levels. It's time that we look beyond the trio. There are many in the making of Sachin, Shewag, Dhoni, Yuvraj etc. Lets build on them. It's better to use their talents for Team India and win matches than allow them to keep playing away from the media glare, languishing at local matches.
RE:It's time to groom youngsters
by km vb on Sep 04, 2007 03:01 PM
I appreciate and also agree to you.Lets us from all over India wirte similar messages for board to consider this appeal.The way how sachin came and built his career for more than 15 years,they are many who are watching sachin from their childhood wanted to become a star of INDIA.
Good that board's thinking is on lines for giving chance to youngsters.We appreaciate if board consider to bring couple of youngsters also for 50-50 ODI matches also.
This is called cheap journalism. To the question "/Will Team India miss ... Sachin Tendulkar/" Binny has said (read the entire interview) "/I don't think so./" and then he has gone on saying we may miss Sachin/'s batting. A fair analysis. His fielding, running between the wicket, and bowling are not suitable to 20-20 game. But the rediff reporter has twisted Binny/'s opinion and has titled the interview article thus: "/'We may miss Tendulkar at Twenty20'/". This is irresponsible journalism.
RE:Cheap tricks of journalism
by Amit on Sep 04, 2007 03:10 PM
First of all I want to say something on behalf of your comment .....see sachin is capable or not ..this is not a big matter ...but the way we all criticise him ..that's really cheap ..dont talk about jounalism ..it reflect voice of ur own society ..they say wat u love to listen ..far from fact n reality !! Sachin is ofcourse capable of playing any level of cricket either its 20-20 or 50 over limited match or five days test ...He has prooved this so many times ...but our problem is wat ..we expect more n more from him ..why dont u blame dravid for his poor batting show .below far his own set standard in past ..as a caption ..he raises lots of doubtfull decision ...turning next Azahar ????God knows ..but few has such thoughts for sure ...forget sachin ..who is capable to play 20-20 ..tell me ..ur sehwag , yuvraj , karthik , dhoni ???? except yuvraj ..none is actually on behalf of strike rate.Dhoni is technicaly worse n uncertain to score runs always .And dont forget most of other team have same those experienced players of their side .20-20 is exciting ..but there too ..u need technic n placing better than power ..powerfull strokes can be prevented by clever bowling ..if bowler has enough international level experience .
