there is no fighting spirit except pravinkumar i suspect match fixing has again returned to us because if one team performs better then it is very difficult to digest that the other team can not copy the other there is something fishy in all departments batting, bowling & fielding some big dirty deals like 1999 match fix?
Re: some big dirty deals like 1999 match fix?
by Rakesh Narayan on Aug 15, 2011 10:17 PM
Who has time to fix test matches especially results, when you can easily fix ODIs and T20s. There is hazar games going on. The satta guys hardly care about who is playing. For them Kenya-Bangladesh is as good as anybody else. LEts stop being like our neighbours and call any defeat, a defeat due to match fixing. Simply put England had 11 good players and we had about 9.
Re: some big dirty deals like 1999 match fix?
by Rakesh Narayan on Aug 15, 2011 10:55 PM
Who has time to fix test matches especially results, when you can easily fix ODIs and T20s. There is hazar games going on. The satta guys hardly care about who is playing. For them Kenya-Bangladesh is as good as anybody else. LEts stop being like our neighbours and call any defeat, a defeat due to match fixing. Simply put England had 11 good players and we had about 9.
Re: Re: some big dirty deals like 1999 match fix?
by Gaurav Naik on Aug 17, 2011 02:10 AM
wow. That's what's so disgracing about Indians. Win and we'll say Indians outplayed their opponents. Lose and they have been involved in match fixing? Sure India weren't in full blaze but England outplayed them completely. Even if India were well prepared England would have beaten them, though not by such a huge margin. And I am an Indian. So don't claim I'm a jealous Englishman like Ravi Shastri. "England are jealous." What have they got to be jealous of? England are a better side than India. I would like to see India win the world cup in England or Australia. Also the scheduling was a bit biased to suite India. India played good but I think they had a lot of luck.
When Bell was run out in the second test, every body spoke of India's unsportive act and finally after we withdrew the appeal and made Bell bat, we were applauded.... BUT, why did the English players did not recall Dravid after they knew that he did not nick the ball...is it not bloody double standards??? And why our cricketers are not comparing dravid's wicket to bell's wicket and blast the English...I am wondering!!!
Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by SX on Aug 15, 2011 01:36 PM
The English players asked for the reversal.. The great Indian sportsman are more bothered about their sportsmenship and did not want to ask!! There is nothing in this world that is got without asking!!!
Re: Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by pravin sarode on Aug 15, 2011 02:07 PM
there is no fighting spirit except pravinkumar i suspect match fixing has again returned to us because if one team performs better then it is very difficult to digest that the other team can not copy the other there is something fishy in all departments batting, bowling & fielding some big dirty deals like 1999 match fix?
Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by sanjeev pol on Aug 15, 2011 03:30 PM
By that logic, Indians should have called back Strauss because he was out to Mishra off a no-ball. Compare oranges with oranges, not with apples. There are two different things, one is an umpiring error, one is a run-out in uncommon circumstances. But I don't blame you, like most of the comments in rediff (and most other boards), yours also lacks common sense. You are a part of the same filth
Re: Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by Mahamood Baig on Aug 15, 2011 04:45 PM
I dont understand your bloody filthy logic...there was a big hue and cry about Bell's wicket...to let you know that was legally out. You think you are a genius and thinking differently...you lack cricket sense along with common sense...Filthy Junk.
Re: Re: Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by reeba on Aug 15, 2011 05:30 PM
@Baig; u really lack common sense @pol u r right one can't compare orange with apple. but people like Baig will say in the end the both apple and orange are circular in shape (GOAL) so there are similar, so just ignore.
Re: Re: Re: Re: What happened to the Sportsman Spirit now
by Mahamood Baig on Aug 15, 2011 05:46 PM
reeba....i believe pol and you are hand in glove...hahahaha...good...whatever it is...english players lack sportive spirit on the whole...call a spade a spade.
Re: So Mr.Dhoni again escaped by putting the responsibility on Ra
by D S on Aug 15, 2011 10:47 AM
no he did not. Dhoni in test 3 was the lone uprising of 1857 that angrez-ghora made a deal to buy time and crushed by using burma regiment.
Re: Re: Re: So Mr.Dhoni again escaped by putting the responsibili
by pravin sarode on Aug 15, 2011 02:28 PM
Barog, the engineer, was responsible for designing a tunnel near the railway station. He commenced digging the tunnel from both sides of the mountain, which is quite common as it speeds up construction. However, he made mistakes in his calculation and while constructing the tunnel, it was found that the two ends of the tunnel did not meet.[1] Barog was fined an amount of 1 Rupee by the British government. Unable to withstand the humiliation, Barog committed suicide. He was buried near the incomplete tunnel. The area came to be known as Barog after him-> Such was audit of BRITISHRAJ the work done by poor Barog cost him life for mistake of his calculation
Re: timepass you are a sold out slave with shallow view.
by D S on Aug 15, 2011 10:41 AM
WHILE tendulkar enjoyed TENNIS tournament in Angrezland, angrez where practicing hard with precision for their PROGRAM TO BE NUMBER 1. tendulkar weakness allowed DRS double edged sword (or dual purpose tech as ghora say) to allow angrez to gain confidence in Test 1 by making BCCI sign partial DRS.
Dhoni was lone fighter in last test, Tendulkar cannot fight bowlers who have lot of confidence in last 3 test. Let us see what happens in 4th. too late to try someone new who these seniors and gang have pushed out far? No program for them either.
like how we were trapped into videshi weapons systems.
How can you say, if dravid asked DRS and it showed it was a snick. dont be a fools,
HIGH SPEED CAMERA REPLAYS ARE SUFFICIENT. dont be sold to DRS. they are doing same to lanka by showing tracking ball to show how LBWs against lanka bowler against ponting was wrong.
SO DONT BE FOOL TO FALL IN THE TRAPPPPPPPPPP.
END DRS, india should have it's own high speed and precision camera replays and there should be 4th umpire or technicial to see and give feedback to umpire on the field.
Re: timepass this is how they are trapping us into DRS
by D S on Aug 15, 2011 07:59 AM
if opposing teams want, they can have their own seperate high speed camera REPLAY CAPTURE SYSTEM, dont be sold to angrez and ghoraaa cheat games.
SAME APPLIES TO CRICKET balls, they should be sealed and locked in same box, some box that angrez cannot open. then balls should be given randomly from that box by shaking. Also, the balls should be made from company that ghoras have no control over. THE PITCH NEEDS TO BE SEALED AS WELL.
Re: timepass this is how they are trapping us into DRS
by D S on Aug 15, 2011 08:00 AM
This is how they make weak batsmen out of indian who cannot play swing and rely of luck and chance of hit and miss TO REPY ON MERCY OF DRS (and ghoras who will prove DRS is fully automatic and good). DONT BE A LIMP and wimp.
