All i can say is that Mr Harbhajan Singh is naive and foolish to write or say like this.He does not have a mature head even after playing so much cricket at the top level.Very sad that we have such people yapping all the time.
Bhajji may be partially right. I think India will win 4-1 as the last game will be devoted to giving exposure to the players warming the bench in the first 4 matches. However, either Bhajji is trying to terrorise the Newzealanders in the manner the Aussies do or is feeling insecure. Many may not agree but with the way things are going Sachin too seems to be feeling insecure. By his statements he appears to be telling selectors, Dhoni and young brigade that his experience will be needed in NZ. Already it stands established that his massive experience was not required in bearding the Lankan lion in their own den, which hitherto was considered like a snake pit. It will be interesting to see the election of team for NZ, especially the team for tests. I would like to see whether the bogey of experience and loads of runs associated with certain cricketrs which have not helped India avoid humiliation in past is thrown to dust bin under the present dashing captain whose flair for youth flavour is well known.
Re: Bhajji Speak
by Against Pseudos on Feb 13, 2009 02:17 PM
Kumar:
I think you are partially right. I think India will win 41-2 .... After winning 41 games, India will give exposure to the players warming the bench in the first 41 matches...
Re: Re: Bhajji Speak
by Ashish Kumar on Feb 13, 2009 02:19 PM
You are referring to pages of history. This is exactly what Indian team used to do in the past when many players used to go as mere travellers.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Bhajji Speak
by Ashish Kumar on Feb 13, 2009 02:23 PM
Ha, Ha, Ha... I only referred to certain players returning without playing any matches.
Re: Basking in reflected glory
by Jeet Shippy on Feb 13, 2009 01:12 PM
Because he is an Indian and is a team man just as cricket is a team game. Are you dumb?
Re: Re: Basking in reflected glory
by Freemason on Feb 13, 2009 01:33 PM
I am not. But you certainly are a moron. The architect of these wins is silent. Can you see that?
Dear Bhajji, You played with Tendulkar for years but did not learn anything from him. Better Shut Your Mouth and Show Your Talent on Field. Let your Ball Talk and not Mouth.
Re: Learn from Tendulkar
by Rajat Sharma on Feb 13, 2009 12:53 PM
After mouth bhajji uses ball to talk and if ball no talk then his right hand talk on somebodies face.Where can i see the clip of bhajji slapping S.santh? Was the slap a spinner or slower slap or it was a Dusara/teesara. Bhajji should know that he is not playing in gali-mohalla,he don't know how to be a celebrity.Because celebrities don't slap on field while losing to others.What bhajji knows is how to be a sardar g.
