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IPL: Gambhir-Kohli involved in ugly on-field spat


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pallu banjo
Delhi mouthpiece
by pallu banjo on Apr 11, 2013 11:32 PM

North Indian especially Delhiites have good control over abusive language. There is so much of ego and easy mouthfull of dirt that when to the wall the language just spills over. They want only praises but just try to criticise and you will see their true colours.

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Rajeev Ranjan
petty issue....media is making issue out of it
by Rajeev Ranjan on Apr 11, 2013 11:31 PM

These are petty issue and part of this game. We all also fight like this while playing even on gully cricket. so nothing new in this.After all both plays for delhi and at the end of day both will share the same dressing room while playing for India.

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nisha thoas
Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by nisha thoas on Apr 11, 2013 11:24 PM  | Hide replies

I was actually at the stadium and had a whale of a time watching RCB win and watch gayle hit those monstrous sixes. And whats wrong with a bit of aggression on the field? It shows that IPL is not micky mouse cricket as some of its detractors(a few of them) call it, and say its bad for the game and stuff. ANd Virat is one of the best playing, and Gambhir has been a great servant of Indian cricket(i hope people havent forgotten the 97 in the wc final). These guys deserve better than people having a go at them for showing a bit of passion. And btw, this is nothing compared to how the Aussies have behaved over the years, with their so-called mental disintegration. So if they can do it, so can we. Anyway, these guys are our countrys future captains, so it can only be good for India in the long run. So chill out guys, and let the next game begin!!

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Vikram Singh
Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Vikram Singh on Apr 11, 2013 11:43 PM
yeh nisha is absolutly right. we indian have bad habit of forgetting things, morever these niggles are part of game and add spice to the show


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Varun
Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Varun on Apr 11, 2013 11:49 PM
even i was at the stadium, I really didn't observe this episode at all...guess i slept off! just miss :(

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Intel Midfield
Re: Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Intel Midfield on Apr 12, 2013 09:39 AM
Anyway it's staged Drama just meant for fools like Nisha to give feel of serious cricket being played in name of IPL. But i think no need for this drama, Indian people have plenty of time to waste on cricket and movies.

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sivanantham
Re: Re: Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by sivanantham on Apr 12, 2013 10:07 AM
Very well said Intel.
Please use "most of Indians" but not all.

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Samadhan
Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Samadhan on Apr 12, 2013 03:47 AM
I was in the Stadium tooo... but didnt see you !!! you nice !!! ummm

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Intel Midfield
Re: Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Intel Midfield on Apr 12, 2013 09:33 AM
Had you shown some passion for her,uou would have got her.

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Samadhan
Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Samadhan on Apr 12, 2013 03:48 AM
I was in the Stadium tooo.... But diddnt see you !!! missed you!!!

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Mar Thoma
Re: Nothing wrong with a bit of passion!
by Mar Thoma on Apr 12, 2013 04:29 PM
go paly ur pink chaddi game

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Swapnil K
Its was Gambhir
by Swapnil K on Apr 11, 2013 11:15 PM

If u see clearly , this brawl was started by Gambhir, not Kohli, Kohli was heading back, Gambhir went past him, abused him, celebrated with his teammates and then came back again to have a go at Kohli, It true that Kohli loves to abuse and use harsh words, but this time it was Gambhir who was thrown out of Indian team and is hungry like a beggar to be back in the team.

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Burb
what else u expect
by Burb on Apr 11, 2013 10:59 PM  | Hide replies

One mumbai friend said, generally delhi folks are konwn for their arrogance and i think that is true from this incident. Pure North..

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Rajeev Ranjan
Re: what else u expect
by Rajeev Ranjan on Apr 11, 2013 11:26 PM
pls dont generalise things.... enjoy IPL....these all r part of game.
Seems u r new to cricket

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Vijairaghavan p.g.
Disgusting antics on the cricket field..
by Vijairaghavan p.g. on Apr 11, 2013 10:22 PM  | Hide replies

Of late Kohli has begun to resemble a Sreenath clone with Gambhir trying hard to be his Harbhajan Singh...(!) Gambhir should stop behaving like a schoolboy whose water bottle has been snatched by a naughtly Kohli...! All in all, disgusting antics on the field. Grow up and if this is what you end up after making a few million bucks shame on you guys!!

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Rajeev Ranjan
Re: Disgusting antics on the cricket field..
by Rajeev Ranjan on Apr 11, 2013 11:27 PM
Just Enjoy IPL....these all r part of game pal

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Mahatma Gandhi
Gambhir was not selected for India team and hence angry .
by Mahatma Gandhi on Apr 11, 2013 10:22 PM  | Hide replies

Gambhir was not selected for India team and hence angry with Kohli.

He has this tendency even when in Indian team , and involved in spats with Dhoni as well.

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Amod
Re: Gambhir was not selected for India team and hence angry .
by Amod on Apr 11, 2013 10:34 PM
no bro,its all arrogance of Kohli and frustration of Kohli

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sajnas t
These are just for IPL advt.....
by sajnas t on Apr 11, 2013 10:21 PM

They are just making fools of all viewers. These type of stunts are just made for IPL publicity. Nothing more than that....

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sekar rc chand
ugly field spate
by sekar rc chand on Apr 11, 2013 10:12 PM  | Hide replies

BCCI has to take strong action in making them to behave properly in the field.National players should set an example in their behavior. it will undermine their image. Very bad, bad.

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