plenty of problems there.....much of them created during regime of this person himself...match fixing...he was master with javed miandad..eventually javed became relative of dawwood and imran became politician...
Re: any ways ...we dont need an porki 2 comment on 10tudlkar
by sudip majumder on Jan 31, 2012 01:46 PM
you are a disgrace here with your bad taste. You just do not respect anyone great 9apart from yourself). Grow up if you want to be heard or be ready for being a looser rest of your life
Re: Re: any ways ...we dont need an porki 2 comment on 10tudlkar
by gaurdain on Jan 31, 2012 01:50 PM
infact you are disrespect full 2 your own nation..get life....and i guess you are wolf hiding under lions skin..."u get it"days are gone when u cld assume that ur nick would be your identity...
Re: I AGREE WITH IMRAN SIR
by gaurdain on Jan 31, 2012 01:41 PM
hahaha..he came in 2 side in 1992 after reterment.......and u agree....i smell something.....
Re: Re: I AGREE WITH IMRAN SIR
by Gokul Krishnan on Jan 31, 2012 02:04 PM
he retired from cricket after 1987 World Cup and joined again in 1988 was called back to join the team in 1988.At 39, Khan led his teammates to Pakistan's first and only World Cup victory in 1992.himself admitted abt ball tampering.
Please stop lecturing us, the last thing we need is to hear from a person who belongs to the most corrupt team in world t lecture on sachin, go back to your terror camp and please indian muslims must not support any thing said by a person just bcoz he is a muslim...
Re: Please stop lecturing us
by sudip majumder on Jan 31, 2012 01:48 PM
read hisory of the game - not in his time. India was s..itting in pants during his regime. Zaheer was responsible for the premature retirement of spin trio. Start respecting if you want to be respected and READ
I hold Tendulkar in high esteem, But I agree with Imran "in principle". Remember the old saying, you should stop singing when your voice is still good.
Re: I Agree
by Against Pseudos on Jan 31, 2012 02:23 PM
Imran said players have the right to decide when they want to retire and the management should first get replacements for them.
i think in d 1st two test matches he was d only batsman who scored fluently and looked to score big. The next two lost his touch a bit and succumbed to pressure. Though not a tendulkar fan but d small innings which he played fluently in 1st two test matches showed he is still among d top in world.
Re: why retire
by abdul nazeer on Jan 31, 2012 01:43 PM
Looking fluent is different, and scoring is different, Akhash Chopra was quite succesfull in taming the Aussie attack long back, why was he dropped later on? reason, because he was not scoring enough runs, had we persisted with akash chopra, he would have a succesful openor today. If he is not converting the starts he has a problem, age is catching up, 100 in his mind, overall its affecting the national team. So he should go. It is not that he is getting out in 90s just for one innings.
Re: Re: why retire
by Guy on Jan 31, 2012 03:32 PM
Aakash chopra only faced the auusies in India and not on their home turf. He has a couple of fiftees against SA. Update your knowledge please.
