Do you know that India had only one test win at South African soil all these years.The full credit goes to Sreesanth. He was India's best bowler on India's last tour of South Africa in 2006 with a tally of 18 wickets in three Tests, including a match-winning haul of 8/99 at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. Only if our bowlers perform India has chance.It is better to add 3 pacers-Zaheer,Sreesanth & Ishant and one spinner-Harbhajan. Our batsmen will find SA very difficult.
Police has to be careful. Since Indian teamis involved there will be lot of curruption.Indians are known to fix matches so that Indian team wins as Money and cricket goes hand in hand in India. Just remember how during Hansie cronje tour of India, the matches were fixed so that India could win .It helps for money if India wins .Indian currupt have influenced every cricket team. Just as how terrorism is linked to Pakistani islamists in some way or other, cricket curruption is always linked with India. India one of the most currupt country.
Hope the oldies in indian team like Tendulkar ,Dravid and Laxman are a disaster and thrown out of the team.they have been blocking oppurtunities for youngsters in a 1.2 billion country for a generation.Fed up with this same selfish 3 idiots
Re: 3 Idiots
by Kishore Rout on Dec 16, 2010 01:38 PM
U r Absolutely Made. So, u r a Idiot.U know about the first meaning of 'C'. They r not only heros but also Super Heros.U r made, drunket, made, u have no brain.
Re: Re: 3 Idiots
by DEEPAK dpk7997 on Dec 14, 2010 10:48 PM
A man is missing from Mental Hospital Indication:-Talks much about cricket without any Knowledge
Re: 3 Idiots
by bidyabhusan tripathy on Dec 16, 2010 04:55 AM
They are not 3 Idiots But my point of view they are 3Heros,,,,UUUUUU think wrong about cricket.......
If India wants to win the World Cup, this S.Africa series is not going to help. Injuries, defeat, etc., will affect the momentum that India already has. Also, the flat India tracks where the world cup is played will help Gambhir, Sachin, Raina and Dhoni who will play both the world cup and SAfrica. These 4 will be terrorised in S Africa!
Those Indians who say that India will win can put their money where their mouths are. The odds, current price, is roughly 2 to 1. I welcome all those jingos who think india will win can legally earn and double their money by betting on India! Don't talk here...Just do it.
Wanna watch Real cricket War? Watch this tournament ... lethal bowling .. bouncy pitch .. bounce fearing Indian team but world number 1.. when pads wont protect you .. nobody to save when you cry ... roaring crowds to get Indian heads.. cannot quit when world is watching you.. fight with your max ability...TO SURVIVE...
Re: Wanna watch Real cricket War? Watch this tournament ...
by Ravi chandra on Dec 14, 2010 05:51 AM
Bullshit..Indians NO MORE scared of bounce and pace, definitely India will do well. They have the depth in batting, a shrewd captain and may not be top of world but balanced bowling attack. If all the team is fit and free of injuries. India will win the series.
I am still unable to recollect hwn it was the last time Indian batting was weak. India always feel its batting is the best since 1978 onwards as they always have elevated averages of flat track bullies and invariably plays more than 80 Test matches each and in the process accumulating centuries. These so called best batsman crumble if opposition has quality bowlers and lively tracks. Yes they do score well when oppositionteam is in transition and takes full advantage against newcomers.
Re: Nothing new
by Bharat Talwar on Dec 14, 2010 09:45 AM
Dear I would like to remind you that the best batting line up of Indian team ever was in the 1960s when India started their winning campaign by beating England in India led by Ted Dexter and the Indian team was being led by Nariman Contractor. India had the smallest tail at that time The team consisted of Nariman Contractor, M.L. Jaisimha, Vijay Manjrekar, Budhi Kundran (WK) Poly Umrigar, Chandu Borde, Salim Durrani, Surendranath Ramakant Desai Bapu Nadkarni et al. The batting at that time was so strong that the great all rounder Bapu Nadkarni had to come at 8th down. That was the starting point of Indian batting which became stronger and stronger with introduction of batsmen like Sunil Gavaskar, Dalip Sardesai, Gundappa Vishwnath, Farooq Engineer, et all and one of the last person in the Cricket History but the most prominent is Ek Nath Solkar, who in fact introduced the Forward Short leg fielding position and believe me he used to stand at the hand shake position of the batsman and what an eye sight he had. One of his catches at this position I cannot forget. That was in Delhi and most probably in 1974 against England when a ball from Chandrashekhar was looped towards leg side, he dived on te back and took an impossible catch which he made it look easy. Regards BST
