australia will become like india, never say die attitude and test no. 1 side. i hope he does not retire anytime soon because his presence can kill any motivation a youngster has
Re: Australia cannot waste talent like India: Chappell
by Jai Babu on Apr 15, 2011 05:19 AM
Chappel also nearly destroyed Virendra Sehwag's career. Other losses to the team include Irfan Pathan and the selfless team player Mohd Kaif. Chappel was one of the greats of his era as far as batting was concerned, but as a coach, he was a disaster
if you read chappel's view on cricinfo, crikcet's officail site... most of you will understand it as "australia dont have young talents like india, so they cannot afford to waste talent, rather they need to search a lot for it..." in his view it looks like he was never pointing at india, rather he was tellling positively to australian media that "even if india wastes few talents also, they can fill up with another talent, So, in a 1 billion cricket fanatic nation talent is easily available, which is not the case in australia of 22 million ppl with limited cricket interest in ppl". rediff is trying to dig a controversy theory out of which is a supposed to be positive comment on australian cricket...
Re: rediff is spreading it negatively here...
by sunil dhumal on Apr 14, 2011 08:38 PM
But his behaviur in India also held this view, may be that time not so straight forwardThat's why this great White man saw to it that we waste a few of our talented lot including Sachin and Sourabh
Re: rediff is spreading it negatively here...
by Mahesh on Apr 15, 2011 01:57 AM
Madhusoodan, that's what I realized when I read the story on Cricinfo. Rediff is manipulative.
Re: We Dont need Australians suggestions
by chelsea on Apr 14, 2011 06:19 PM
He wasn't talking to the indians.. Rediff seems to do a text scan for "India" and posts it.
