Re: Thanks for the stats, but ...
by extreme on Apr 01, 2011 04:24 AM
u stand there infront of thousands chanting and making all noises with a fear of loss.. then u will understand what is unrealistic and unnatural??????!!!!
Re: Thanks for the stats, but ...
by suneera rahman on Apr 01, 2011 07:20 AM
what happened in Karim Nagar? No newspaper reported anything fom Karim Nagar...?
Just sharing that ill feeling in stomach as there is no body else to share with in this house faaaar from home!!
The win in semis did not give me the punch or jump that a patriot would otherwise get when his country beat its arch rivals. I looked again & again to find some comfort to force me to believe that the dropped catches off Sachin's shots were really natural human errors. Tried to convince myself to see that the poor shot selection by Paki batsmen also fell into the same category. Tried to convince myself that Misbah's dry batting for the 30-40 balls and not rotating also fell into that category. FAILED HORRIBLY in my attempts to cajole myself. SO, WAS IT POLITICALLY FIXED TO START WITH - A GOODWILL GESTURE FROM THE NEIGHBOR JUST A FEW MILES AWAY .... ?? Yuck, that ill feeling in my stomach. I really wanted to have a pure celebration after an Indian win. But, may this is all my imagination due to all the match fixing coverage by media ... but, then why did some of the actions on the field looked so unrealistic?? Is it all money in the end???
And then these traitors in Karimnagar, AP. Why do these people live in India and yet hate an Indian win??
I hope to get well after a clean finals in Mumbai.
Re: Thanks for the stats, but ...
by Andy Louis on Apr 01, 2011 07:38 AM
Baahya. Pretty good comment from a Pakistani sympathiser to put doubts in peoples mind. The Karimnagar part is just an eyewash to make people think that you are not planting the thought about fixing from pakistan stand point. You know what, just get over it. Pakistan has lost and all pakistanis have been asked to leave India asap. Again, Get over it India has won fairly and squarely. The pitch was turning and no way a team batting second and chasing score above 250 would have won. Especially Pakistan who did not post a high total in any of their matches in the league rounds. Good try though. Your repeated posting shows this comments are coming from across the border :)
Re: Thanks for the stats, but ...
by raajaa on Apr 01, 2011 12:03 AM
you doubt India win.You are one confused character .May be you will ask Is this my father?Is this my sister? Beleive in yourself & you will start realizing that what you say is not true. About traitors in Karimnagar,There are always such people .you will find them in every corner of our country.That is because India is the only ONLY country in the world which has given individual right & freedom.And misusing them is being Indian.History repeats .This guys will never be satisfied with any thing.Such kind should be deported with families and a reward /money should be offered to Pakistan to accept them .In pakistan if they had done this ,their balls would have been cut & fed to the dogs.
