Kevin Pietersen is the best batsman in the world no doubt about it, he is the great thinker of the game and he can contribute for his country as a batsman and a captain. So, All the best for his future.
RE:Best of Luck
by dadu kalandar on Aug 06, 2008 09:21 AM
My dear friend be confident and always think positive that's the spirit my dear dude take care
Even in Englad captaincy of its cricket team is one of the nations coveted job.
Yet England was a little dispassionate when they made Nasser Hussain as their Captain (a man not born in their country and not a 100% ethnically Brit, though born and raised there and was a Brit citizen!)
Now, a Migrant from South Africa who became a Brit purely for enhancing his cricketing career has been crowned with the National teams captaincy.
Can India and Pak learn something from this?
Sometime ago, Saurav Ganguly openly asked his management to take Wasim Akram as his teams bowling coach. There were murmurs in India that there are enough former players who can give good guidance.
Similarly, some Pakistanis, respectable as they are, openly questioned Wasim Akrams patriotism in revealing nations treasure secrets of fast bowling to the enemy (sic) country and thereby negating the advantage of Shoaid and Asif.
Wasim Akram is more popular and respected as a cricketer than the legendary Imran Khan in India.
the new bakra. Feel sad for him, he is saddled with a weak team. And the added responsibility will only further weaken a team having just one match-winner ie KP himself.
Indians are so foolish; they treat some entertainers as gods and ready to lick their back. Even it might be sachin ,amitabh ,sharukh or Rajnikanth. Foolish people , Please try to admire the people who do so much for the country not this entertainers .
RE:foolish
by mohit sharma on Aug 04, 2008 11:24 PM
So are people like you who base their opinion about entire country on the basis of some irrelevant news item:)
RE:Foolish Morons.....................
by raj on Aug 04, 2008 09:56 PM
the guys who abuse the seniors have a goldfish memory and short on details on pretty much everything. investing in youth is fine, but everything takes time - you dismiss the seniors - yu risk getting a team like zimbabwe - the learning process starts all over again - from scratch!
Really admire the gesture from Michael Vaughan. He takes responsibilty for the loss to SA. I don't know when Indian players will learn this. People like Ganguly, got offended when he was asked to sit down for only a test, for the sake of the country. Definately we lack "samaritan" and full of greedy people.
RE:What a maturity from Michael Vaughan's
by Jagannadh Raju on Aug 04, 2008 09:05 PM
Why do you make us remember that rascal(Greg Chapel) who spoilt the Indian Cricket. Let us forget him.
I'am entering these blogs after a gap of almost 5 months, it has been a long time indeed!! Was in the US on an intense onsite assignment and never got the time to catch up with you guys!! Would be happy to start my reunion from today and atleast for 6 months now..Was a regular in rediff blogs for almost a year till Feb 2008 and will be a regular for atleast 6 months now!! Hope i meet the same old suspects again!!
