Mumbai team lost some of the matches which it should have won. The problem was none of the 2 big players Sanath and Sachin didn't stay till the end. Had they stayed till the end Mumbai would alresdy have been in the semis.
mumbai indians looks like dump team compare to other team,sachin is asshol*e and jayasuriya is old dog, harphajan is monkey ,they dont have game spirit like delhi daredevil and rajasthan royals
Re: Re: only rajasthanroyals and delhi daredevil having good tea
by Sameer K on May 15, 2009 10:56 PM
Between u too i surely will go ajit ur analysis of bala kannan is absolutely on target !!!
Chris Gayle dropping a simple straightforward catch.....that looked like a deliberate drop...but barring that instance, the IPL has been clean, fun, excitement and daredevil batting....it has been real entertainment....
I'am not saying Gayle is involved in some shady deal, i'am just saying that KKR look like the only team not giving 100%.......thats all!!
SachinTheGreat is just not able to stomach the fact that Mumbai, which he had rated as champions, is falling like ninepins.......
Re: The only instance of 'daal mein kuch kaala hain'' was.....
by SachinTheGreat on May 15, 2009 01:59 PM
Even I did not think about this match being fixed coz after Rajasthan royals were 120/2 in 14.2 overs I swithced off my TV and went to sleep but as I am watching repeat telecast of this match in Sony TV, Rajasthan royals were 142/4 in 19 overs and they lost 3 wickets in 20th over, Similarly Mumbai Indians were 142/7 in 19 overs and in 20th over they lost 3 wickets :-)
Re: Re: The only instance of 'daal mein kuch kaala hain'' was.
by Don Kernash on May 15, 2009 05:03 PM
abey ch00teeye, there is no match being fixed in this IPL I dont know why you gh**tis keep rubbing your damn a55 whenever you loose
Re: The only instance of 'daal mein kuch kaala hain'' was.....
by Ravi Chandran on May 15, 2009 01:57 PM
DC were 3/3 against CSK. Then, CSK dropped many to restore DC's confidence.
Re: The only instance of 'daal mein kuch kaala hain'' was.....
by Bipul Kumar on May 15, 2009 04:31 PM
Fixed matches are very obvious. I remember when Azharuddin (the biggest match fixer of all time) captained India against Kenya and India received the only home defeat against Kenya.
Logic defied anything and everything Azhar did in that match. - He selected only 1 fast bowler in the team. - V. Prasad, Robin Singh, Kumble had economy rate below 4.00 but they bowled only 5, 6 and 8 overs instead of 10 each. - Rahul Dravid bowled 6 overs. - Nilesh Kulkarni and Nikhil Chopra were leaking runs still they bowled in slog overs and completed 10 overs. - When India batted they were all out and Azhar scored 9 runs (lowest). He hit 2 fours and got bowled. No idea what the hurry was to hit reckless shots. - During presentation ceremony none of the team members could face the camera but Azhar couldn't stop smiling. In a fixed match it is all there to judge. Very very obvious bad decision, body language etc. Cricketers are not good actors or politicians to conceal the lie in front of the camera.
