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BCCI to tell ICC pitch was ''poor''


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sharadaprasad munikoti
poor pitch
by sharadaprasad munikoti on Jan 04, 2010 01:33 PM

Atleast BCCI accepts that the pitch is poor,poor in the context means low standard.
BCCI should not be satisfied with associations ,who provide so called poor pitches.Poor Cricketers.

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Devils Advocate
Umpires wrong, BCCI right
by Devils Advocate on Jan 04, 2010 01:31 PM

For once , BCCI did the right thing , defending the pitch condition. At the same time, BCCI should also question the decision to abandon the match, not quite rithteously by the referee and umpires. The only glitch is that international pitches haven't been exposed with uneven bounce so frequently, so any amount of awkward high or low bounce is regarded unfit. As there is no clear measures to evaluate by some process or machines, the rules have been manipulated by the umpires and referee by taking subjective opinions of captains. The same pitch would have been an ideal pitch for test match 20 years back that would yielded result. Even today, had it been a test match, the umpires and referee would have given some time for players and the pitch to sync up their levels. I guess it was not the right call to give up half way through, for those thousands of fans who were eager to watch a match on a lively pitch.

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Devils Advocate
Umpires wrong, BCCI right
by Devils Advocate on Jan 04, 2010 01:31 PM

For once , BCCI did the right thing , defending the pitch condition. At the same time, BCCI should also question the decision to abandon the match, not quite rithteously by the referee and umpires. The only glitch is that international pitches haven't been exposed with uneven bounce so frequently, so any amount of awkward high or low bounce is regarded unfit. As there is no clear measures to evaluate by some process or machines, the rules have been manipulated by the umpires and referee by taking subjective opinions of captains. The same pitch would have been an ideal pitch for test match 20 years back that would yielded result. Even today, had it been a test match, the umpires and referee would have given some time for players and the pitch to sync up their levels. I guess it was not the right call to give up half way through, for those thousands of fans who were eager to watch a match on a lively pitch.

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just passing
Jaitely was chief election strategist of BJP in general elections
by just passing on Jan 04, 2010 03:01 AM

In the last general elections, when Congress was on the backfoot, BJP had everything to lose and Jaitely in his capacity as its chief election strategist made sure that BJP did lose! He is single handedly responsible for so many self-goals BJP has scored over the last couple of years. DDCA too has numerous self-goals under his presidentship. He should be kept at bay by both the BJP and BCCI.

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Jagan S
Only in India
by Jagan S on Jan 04, 2010 01:28 AM

how come the political jokers are getting into more serious issues like Cricket.

What does pawar or Jetley know about cricket to get such positions.

They are siphoning board money into their swiss bank account or their party.

These jerks make the money the old fashioned way .... they steal it....

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Bolo India
Arun Jaitley
by Bolo India on Jan 04, 2010 12:08 AM  | Hide replies

Am amazed at how inefficiently Arun Jaitley takes care of each of his roles and is still able to get away with all of it? What is DDCA in front of Colossal mess of Mr. Jaitley (read BJP).


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Against Pseudos
Re: Arun Jaitley
by Against Pseudos on Jan 04, 2010 04:28 AM
;-)

As if Shared Power's mess is less colossal so that he is creating BCCI mess... ;-)

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anup kale
Re: Re: Arun Jaitley
by anup kale on Jan 07, 2010 11:19 AM
Few websites provides really basic stuff on Cricket:
1. Wikipedia
2. BBC sport academy
3. yehahicricketdotcom
4. eazynearticlesdorcom and many more.
Apart from that google is best tool to find any dam basic info. Once one passes basic level to advnaced then he should watch cricket matches for atleast 2/3 years to understand game practically. Then can use sites like cricinfo for knowing playing nations and players. Then next step would be to read columns written by various experts to understand different viewpoints on cricket.


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anup kale
Re: Re: Arun Jaitley
by anup kale on Jan 05, 2010 11:08 AM
what mess??

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Bolo India
Arun Jaitley
by Bolo India on Jan 04, 2010 12:06 AM

Am just amazed at how inefficiently Arun Jaitley takes care of each of his role and is still able to get away will all of it! What is DDCA in from of a even more Colossal mess of Mr. Jaitley (read BJP).

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Karthikeyan M
Srilankans ran away
by Karthikeyan M on Jan 03, 2010 10:37 PM  | Hide replies

The pitch was poor but not unfit. I agree with their argument. I saw the entire match & i think only a handful of deliveries were either too low or very high. Sangakkara on his team's plight saw an opportunity & got away with the loss to Indian team. The match should have gone on. They messed our SUNDAY.

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SG
Re: Srilankans ran away
by SG on Jan 04, 2010 08:26 AM
@KM - why you gave a chance to the Lankans to run away by NOT preparing a 'playable' surface? and what is the use of making such idiotic comments?

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aaaa bbbb
Re: Srilankans ran away
by aaaa bbbb on Jan 04, 2010 01:16 AM
No excuse for not preparing a proper pitch. that too when the richest cricket club is involved...let them undergo punushment of ban.. so that they also know how to provide quality facilties for spectators.
Particularly I have to stress on chennai stadium. Here pitch may be good..except that it is stinking environemnt typical of chennai

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aditya kumar
passing the buck
by aditya kumar on Jan 03, 2010 10:17 PM

Another of those BCCI's arm twisting sagas!

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Karthik T
BCCI's usual abuse of authority!
by Karthik T on Jan 03, 2010 10:06 PM

After two such instances in a couple of months (Champions League and Ind vs SL ODI) the DDCA and BCCI refuse to accept their incompetence in this aspect and are trying to prepare a letter of lame excuses to ICC!! Why cant they accept their inefficiency (DDCA)firstly, for underpreparing the pitch and secondly (BCCI) for alloting the match for Ind vs SL despite knowing that the new pitch was not really suited as yet for an international game. What a shame!

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