Instead of blaming their cricketers,Pakistan people should encourange their young & talented guns for their great show throughout the tournament and ofcourse putting up a stiff fight in the final. chamy
We had already won the world cup the moment we beat Australia in the semifinals. We Indians should be proud that we have broken the legacy that Australians are not defeatable. Yesterdays victory was an announcement to the world that India is regaining back its lost glory in the sport of cricket.
As a Muslim I take Malik's comment regarding sorry to muslim, I think it is his illiteracy and nothing much bcoz religion has nothing to do with the game. As an Indian Muslim I am proud that my country INDIA has won.
RE:Muslims
by Lalit Mhaske on Sep 25, 2007 01:02 PM
I was expecting something like this only (what malik has said) before the presentation ceremony. And you are absolutely correct, its his illiteracy. I am proud to be Indian, and having people like you.
20/20 is a game. One has to win and other has to fail. Take it in simple sportsmen spirit. Do not get angry. We are all brothers and sisters - Sons and Daughters of Almighty God - our Father. Let HIS name be glorified.
Pakistan ko shraphat sikha denge, Hindustan ki takat dikha denge, Sun le MALIK hum se panga mat lena, varna JOHANSBARG to kya LAHOR me bhi TIRANGA lehra denge.
RE:Advice to MALIK
by Andy Louis on Sep 25, 2007 01:01 PM
chup be paadryaaa..sht the fk up. If thats the case Australia should sing these songs in every country. Good for India in winning but take it easy man..
dont jump the gun dude.. 50-50 is just a different ball game all together.. different pitches; long 10 over spells from star bowlers--powerplays.. as much as i would love to see india win every game; i still think we need tendulkar at the top instead of Y Pathan/Sehwag..may be dravid somwhere as 7th batsman in the middle order..as long as they are playing well it is good time to rotate players and groom all these youngsters for 50-50 and Yuvraj, Sehwag, Gambhir for future test team..
