What ever happend was fantastic I hate the OZs. There media is a piece of shit where were they when Indians were Being hit. They just feel what ever they do is right thats it. I am hoping England win the series and end Pontings cricketing Carrier.
Re: Good Going Oldies
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 09:57 AM
TM:
Since you wanted Oz media to write when Indians were being hit, then you obviously also want the English media right now to write against Koertzen's poor decisions too.... right?.... :)
limitless patriotism, greed for records (not hunger for records, mind you) resulted in Greg Chappell becoming India's coach just in time for the World Cup 2007 to destroy the Indian team.
That alone is proof that they were shit scared about Dada and his men.
They robbed the 2007 World Cup from us and we robbed the game from them - IPL, ICL, Twenty20.
If and when all their sins come back to haunt them, it will be a pitiable state for Aussies, much like the West Indies before Gayle and Bravo organised a renaissance.
Their super-players were Warne and McGrath. Remove those two and the team is very much beatable.
more umpiring advanture against oz.the way their media highlighting whole afair is understandable, what about fair game and the spirit of the game,during their golden period they never ever follow spirit of the cricket formula.
Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by kalpesh shah on Jul 21, 2009 09:46 AM
well done rudy and doctrive,hope other umpire in this series follow rudy and doctrive's advanture agst oz team.
Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by Devdutt Nayak on Jul 21, 2009 09:44 AM
exactly. i, for one, am very happy :-) they should face 13 member teams once in a while to see how it feels playing against umpires.
Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 09:50 AM
DN:
But isn't it funny that Ponting doesn't grudge his opponents playing with 13 players... nor does Cricket Australia threaten to cancel Ashes forever unless Koertzen is sacked?.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by rambo only on Jul 21, 2009 09:58 AM
There is lot of difference between the two 'incidents'. In this match there were two umpiring 'errors' which were simply error of judgement and not motivated to bring defeat to any team.
Whereas in Sydney, all acts were motivated to increase the continuous run of Test Wins by Australia to match existing record and create a new record.
Australian player 'CLAIMED' a bump catch, fully aware it is a bump catch. If you had watched the last 2 hours of the Sydney match, you would have seen how low Australians and Steve Bucknor stooped to steal a win. Otherwise the match was heading for a draw. Umpires were 'FORCED' into errors by Aussie tactics. So Indian reaction at that time was FULLY JUSIFIED AND WARRANTED. Just keep in mind what happened in Next Test, where India was supposed to be defeated soundly, but wnet on to win. Without foul tactics and Bucknor, Aussies were reduced to club cricket level.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 10:02 AM
RO:
;-).... So Strauss's "CLAIMED" catch was a mere umpiring 'error'?.... good to know..
Also good to know that the Sydney test was heading for a draw, but we Indians graciously gifted the last 3 wickets in one single over and managed to lose the game.... :)
And if Indian reaction to remove Bucknor was justified, I hope you are now praying that Cricket Australia should call for Koertzen's scalp, right?.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by binoj peter on Jul 21, 2009 11:04 PM
When did BCCI threatened to cancel series unless Bucknor is sacked, AgainstPseudos? :) What I have heard is that BCCI filed an official complaint to ICC against Bucknor citing the wrong umpiring decisions by him lately and India being mostly at the receiving end. BCCI threatened to pull out of series if the three test match ban slapped on Harbhajan by match referee Procter on racism charges was going to be implemented in Perth Test before the decision was made on his appeal. Maybe I am wrong. You are the more informed one and most intelligent of all people here.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by Against Pseudos on Jul 22, 2009 09:46 AM
BP:
You can split hair about the BCCI stance.... ;-) Considering that Bhajji WAS slapped with 3 match ban, you still consider the BCCI BLACKMAIL justified?.... :)
And if filing a complaint is not asking for an umpire's sacking, pray tell me what IS?.... Did CA file any complaint against Koertzen?... :)
And thanx for letting me know I am the most intelligent one.... anyone would have thought you were making that claim for yourself.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Good To See Aussies weeping over umpiring
by binoj peter on Jul 22, 2009 10:12 AM
I never said whatever BCCI did was right? They just used the ICC rules where a cricket board can complain when the performance of an umpire was not upto the standard. It was ICC executive board who found that claim made by BCCI was right and majority voted for it. CA can do it if it feels so. As CA is more mature board ( I always agree with you on that issue, AgainstPseudos) they may not be doing it. Bhajji issue, its a well known fact that BCCI always stands by its players (remember the series in South Africa in 2001) when it comes to match ban. That CA is not doing it is the exact reason why Symonds and Ponting had so much problems with CA during those period. But I don't want to judge whether BCCI is right or not on this issue. Its the BCCI executive board decision. You can agree or disagree and everyone is entitled to interpret it in their own way. I just said the facts that I know. I have always felt that I am a fool. So how can I make such a claim infront of a genius like you AgainstPsuedos? God will never forgive me, will He?
Re: It is the pay back time
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:49 AM
Sam squared:
And what's most phunny is that that Ponting is crying loudly at the post match ceremony, and Cricket Australia just blackmailed the ICC to sack Koertzen "or else".... Its also strongly rumoured that Australia has threatened to call off the tour if their demands are not met.... :)
Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Mallik on Jul 21, 2009 08:53 AM
nice to see Pseudos replying promptly.... keep the good work. Atleast rediff is entertaining you...
Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 09:21 AM
STG:
;-).... Yeah... . I already know that reporting facts on this forum is not at all appreciated.... :)
Perhaps you were watching a different match after which appropriate ruckus was created by the Aussies and Cricket Australia threatened to ban the Ashes forever etc., but I have seen the official version thank you very much... Expecting that you will understand and appreciate it is naturally a moronic idiotic activity...... I agree... :)
Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Saksham Varma on Jul 21, 2009 09:28 AM
Australia desnot have the money or the strength to call off tours..India is super power in cricket and have choices unlike you looser Digger (latest in Afghan)!!
Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:54 AM
Hi Hi:
;-).... thanx for agreeing with my above comments finally.... :)
I knew you would eventually see the facts - i.e. Ponting graciously conceded defeat (which drew huge cheers from the English crowd), and Cricket Australia just showed BCCI how to keep out of controversies.... :) Thanx once again.... much appreciated... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Sourabh Kulkarni on Jul 21, 2009 09:41 AM
AP, Your comment "Cricket Australia just showed BCCI how to keep out of controversies.... :)" was exceptionally amusing :) The fact remains that the Aussie players are so "WELL-MANNERED"(btw, that might be a new word for them) that CA has to run behind them cleaning up their 'sh**' at every nook and turn.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 09:51 AM
SK:
;-).... yeah.... we all saw the ruckus created by Ponting ... and you already just mentioned Cricket Australia threatening to cancel Ashes forever .... .. :) So you are right - as always... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Saksham Varma on Jul 21, 2009 09:34 AM
Ponting had no other choice..BCCI got invloved in racial spat..chk your facts mate!!
Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by rambo only on Jul 21, 2009 09:56 AM
There is lot of difference between the two 'incidents'. In this match there were two umpiring 'errors' which were simply error of judgement and not motivated to bring defeat to any team.
Whereas in Sydney, all acts were motivated to increase the continuous run of Test Wins to match existing record and create a new record.
Australian player 'CLAIMED' a bump catch, fully aware it is a bump catch. If you had watched the last 2 hours of the Sydney match, you would have seen how low Australians and Steve Bucknor stooped to steal a win. Otherwise the match was heading for a draw. Umpires were 'FORCED' into errors by Aussie tactics. So Indian reaction at that time was FULLY JUSIFIED AND WARRANTED. Just keep in mind what happened in Next Test, where India was supposed to be defeated soundly, but wnet on to win. Without foul tactics and Bucknor, Aussies were reduced to club cricted level.
Re: Re: Re: It is the pay back time
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 10:03 AM
RO:
;-).... So Strauss's "CLAIMED" catch was a mere umpiring 'error'?.... good to know..
Also good to know that the Sydney test was heading for a draw, but we Indians graciously gifted the last 3 wickets in one single over and managed to lose the game.... :)
And if Indian reaction to remove Bucknor was justified, I hope you are now praying that Cricket Australia should call for Koertzen's scalp, right?.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: HAHHAHAHAHA
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:25 AM
P R:
Considering that a li'l bird whispered the Aussie admission in your ear, it gives me great pleasure to inform you that that same bird whispered the English admission in my ear too... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: HAHHAHAHAHA
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:38 AM
P R:
wow.... you must be referring to some other media which published that Australia appointed Bucknor as their 12th man..... :) Pity I missed that one.... . ;)
Re: Re: Re: Re: HAHHAHAHAHA
by Mallik on Jul 21, 2009 08:42 AM
poor Against Pseudos ... must be fired from some comapny... whiling all the time in rediff discussion board... hahahah
Guys, theres an aussie here in this forum named Against Psuedos. He's deperately trying to save the aussies *ss tryin to defend them in every discussion. Let's whip his *ss out here...
Re: Re: Re: An Aussie here
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 07:25 AM
Good for you.... so you are that traditional Indian who takes offence at any Indian who is not a name-caller?....
Re: Re: An Aussie here
by Ankit Mital on Jul 21, 2009 07:01 AM
good that you are ahead of your fellow country mates... your knowledge of hindi would be useful in times to come...
Why OZ media cursing umpires when the same thing had happened against India? Take a chill pill. Unlike Ricky, at least umpire did not ask Strauss whether the catch was legitimate.
Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by Hemant Visal on Jul 21, 2009 08:09 AM
For you Kind Information, the tour call off was after the Harbhajan Episode and not after Sydney. And here, the umpires went wrong, not the players. Aussie players were claiming grassed catches (Ricky Ponting), behaving as if he is the on field umpire ( Ricky Ponting ) and even after having a big nick, were behaving as if he didn't nick ( Micheal Clarke ). So overall it were the players who were not playing in the spirit of the game and Kumble was right in pointing it in the press conference.
And about being cry baby, what was Ponting doing after the first drawn test of Ashes at Cardiff, when he himself was crying over the time wasting gimmicks of England? Grow up man. Everybody knows what Australians are and when somebody gives them back what they have been doing over yers, then they start crying.
Re: Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:32 AM
HV:
;).... wow... Strauss claiming grassed catch is "umpires fault".... And Bucknor giving Symonds notout is players fault?.... :) You can split hair on what issue BCCI threatened to call off the tour; so thanx for informing that Bucknor was removed because of Harbhajan issue.... :)
I dunno about "everybody" knowing about Australia, but you sure have a lot of baggage in your mind (read the Sydney test) which you pull out every time you wanna make a comment ... :) Why else are you skirting the Lord's test 2009 clean off in making all comments?.... :) Did you learn anything from Ponting's post match comments or Cricket Australia?... Apparently not...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by Saksham Varma on Jul 21, 2009 09:24 AM
No did you miss Clarke claiming grassed catches and symonds not playing in the spirit (on field)..when were you layed off?
Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by binoj peter on Jul 21, 2009 11:17 PM
I agree with you on that fact. Kumble needn't have been that emotional in that post-match conference. After all this is just a game of cricket. I never thought that Kumble was a captaincy material. But at that time, he became captain, when Dravid suddenly resigned as captain and Gavaskar and Shastri thought that Dhoni was not mature enough to be a Test captain.
Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by hi hi on Jul 21, 2009 06:11 AM
AP
I know ur an aussie desperately tryin to save ur country in this forum but that does not take away the fact that Aussies are verrry arrogant on field and sore losers the whole world knows it, ur efforts here arent goin to change ppls perspectives. What goes around comes around :)) Feeling the pinch??
Re: Re: Re: Re: Did OZ media forget Adelaide Test?
by hi hi on Jul 21, 2009 06:29 AM
U jst dnt have anything left to argue my friend aussies domination has ended accept it and also accept ppls bashes here in this forum which aussies have been giving to other teams all these years. Dnt try to fight a losing battle "Pseudorandom character" haha:))
Aussie cricket board has sent a SOS Telegram to Mr Bucknor to rejoin the cricket team oops as umpire. Mr Bucknor was hugely missed by Ponting in absense of ,Bradman,Lille,Thommo, Ian Chappel,Our own desi Greg,Waugh bros,Warne and Mcgrath and few others. Aussi board has flown a charter plane to West indies to get Mr bucknor fit for third test least England players may defeat them again. They tried to contact one more joker mr....of new zealand who was also a member of the "GREAT AUSSIE TEAM" of PONTING. Punter has made a special call to bucknor and also said he is willing to pay all his IPL gains to bucknor for officiating in the Third test ( Source Rediff special correspondant from Lords )
Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 06:00 AM
JR and Chidamber:
;-).... wow...
Look who are crying the loudest on the forum, now that Ponting and Cricket Australia have shown the world how to behave in a dignified manner after a loss.... :)
Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by john rambo on Jul 21, 2009 12:48 AM
What Sore losers these Aussies have turned out be these days is unbelievable ...Wonder why the world called them World Champs?
Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 06:15 AM
JR:
If you hear Ponting's post match comments (which drew a lot of cheer from the English crowd), and Cricket Australia's "NOT threatening to call off tours" just becoz they lost a match, you'll know why the world still calls them World Champs (refer to ICC's official website for more details).... :)
Re: Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Hemant Visal on Jul 21, 2009 08:11 AM
For you Kind Information, the tour call off was after the Harbhajan Episode and not after Sydney. And here, the umpires went wrong, not the players. Aussie players were claiming grassed catches (Ricky Ponting), behaving as if he is the on field umpire ( Ricky Ponting ) and even after having a big nick, were behaving as if he didn't nick ( Micheal Clarke ). So overall it were the players who were not playing in the spirit of the game and Kumble was right in pointing it in the press conference.
And about being cry baby, what was Ponting doing after the first drawn test of Ashes at Cardiff, when he himself was crying over the time wasting gimmicks of England? Grow up man. Everybody knows what Australians are and when somebody gives them back what they have been doing over yers, then they start crying.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 08:32 AM
HV:
;).... wow... Strauss claiming grassed catch is "umpires fault".... And Bucknor giving Symonds notout is players fault?.... :) You can split hair on what issue BCCI threatened to call off the tour; so thanx for informing that Bucknor was removed because of Harbhajan issue.... :)
I dunno about "everybody" knowing about Australia, but you sure have a lot of baggage in your mind (read the Sydney test) which you pull out every time you wanna make a comment ... :) Why else are you skirting the Lord's test 2009 clean off in making all comments?.... :) Did you learn anything from Ponting's post match comments or Cricket Australia?... Apparently not...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Hemant Visal on Jul 21, 2009 09:42 AM
2. AUS v NZL 1st ODI - 2009-02-01 at Perth. Brad Haddin's excellent glove work to out Dion Nash
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Against Pseudos on Jul 21, 2009 09:54 AM
HV:
;-).... but the fact remains that none of the parties (including the Aussies after Lord's 2009) created the usual ruckus BCCI did to get Bucknor sacked.... :)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Come back Mr Bucknor till Ponting Quits
by Hemant Visal on Jul 21, 2009 09:41 AM
Seems that u r forgetting few incidents other than the sydney tests : Just to give few 1. Australia vs Sri Lanka @ WACA 15 February 2008 - symonds grassed catch. this was just after the Sydney episod, and still the Aussies didn't learn anything from it. 2. AUS v NZL 1st ODI - 2009-02-01 at Perth. There are few others, which you insist can be mailed to you separately . ;-)
