Re: predicting results
by tapas pal on Oct 28, 2009 09:51 AM
there in shedule showing 25th dated match is D/N but its happened on day. So that i request u to mention the proper shedule.
Six on seven D/N matches! Who says India is facing severe power shortages and the world is facing global warming. Come and speak to the BCCI and they will rubbish all these claims.
Re: D/N mathches
by girish on Oct 08, 2009 12:46 PM
that is true!! its really unnecessary to keep so many matches in lights as it'll consume hell lot of power but BCCI are arranging D/N matches just to ensure that they'll have stadium packed even in weekdays!! they 're not at all bothered about the power consumption!!
Re: urnetdoctor
by natarajan ramanathan on Oct 07, 2009 01:48 PM
if you know anything about indian weather then you would appreciate the otive behind bcci's choice of venues.its rainy season in chennai and blore now and thats y they have gone for predominantly north indian centres..think b4 u scriblle!!!!
The DY patil stadim @ nerul,navi mumbai s said o be the newest atate of the art cricket stadium in the world>not only me but international cricket players say so.The facilities on the ground and players inside r fab. I study at dy patil medical college so i know,i've seen it..& hell i'm gonna bunk my lectures whenever there is a match. If u get a chance guys do witness a match at this stadium,dr.vijay patil has done a fab job. sadly,last year our stadium was gonna host the match for IPL innaguration but didnt happen due 2 elections :(
The Australians GET to play in JAIPUR, MOHALI,and DELHI...... They are also scheduled to play in MUMBAI and NAGPUR...... Whereas Chennai or Bangalore get THIRD string West Indies teams playing in front of them.... WHO SAYS THAT " ALL IS FAIR IN BCCI...!!!! "...
I DO NOT KNOW WHAT PEOLE LIKE N.SRINIVASAN - or K. SRIKANT or BRIJESH PATEL...ETC ARE DOING????????? They seem to be very happy with some " Bread Crumbs " like advancement of their " PERSONAL BUSINESS INTERESTS....!!! ".......
Re: Oz play in
by harsh dalmia on Oct 07, 2009 03:45 PM
You chennai lovers can never under stand the logic behind not keeping in south....We want a match not a wash out.....Did someting go in your head
Well, if its Australia, Mumbai and Nagpur always get precedence over any of the other grounds in India. There has to be a match in both these grounds on the same tour. Why is it so? Mr Pawar and Mr Manohar seem to have tremendous pull in getting big teams to play in two cities in Maharashtra all the time!
I am glad that atleast Hyderabad gets to host one. How long can they continue ignoring other venues like Chennai, Bangalore or Kochi? They could replace either Mumbai or Nagpur with one of these other grounds from the south. Big time discrimination this.
Guess the so called "rotation policy" on grounds applies only to the south and the north-east. Definitely not to the north and west! Heights of discrimination. Keep going, BCCI.
Are the cricket boards of these regions spineless?
Re: mumbai and nagpur always...
by Arvind Ramakrishnan on Sep 22, 2009 05:54 PM
Well said. It's always the North venues which gets these so called 'BIG' matches. I don't understand why Chennai has been ignored? Mr.Pawar should consider other venues also. Always Mumbai or Nagpur is not acceptable. organisers should protest abt this
Re: Re: mumbai and nagpur always...
by Prafullakumar Chalak on Oct 06, 2009 09:02 PM
If there would be match in Chennai definitely it will be washed out because of rain. Chennai is famous for this reason. And watch the past record most of the main mathces are washed out and always because of that series resultt goes against India. So it is better to dont have any match at Chennai.
Only one south india venue,always same old places,and every time one new tamasha will that places in this grounds,Mumbai,nagpur and some other cities have state elections,cant this fools see that,why cant BCCI choose peace loving cities in south india,All good for nothing fools are manging BCCI.I really hate BCCI.
