When a top performing player is out for any reason, naturally the opponent shows more emotions that irritates the batting team. Expression of joy should not be irritating either by words or behaviour, whichever the team. The performers are being applauded by the opponents when scored good runs however the same player is out the joy sometimes exceeds the limit either by words or in body languages.
When it comes to Australia being paid in their own coin, all of a sudden the talk of restriction, policing, powers to umpires start. I remember Gavaskar asking Tony Greig why he called Venkatesh Prasad\'s aggression as FRUSTRATION, whlie the same emotions by western countries was termed as AGGRESSION!! Now, Chappel...They never learn. Com\'n Kohli lead the team in the same tempo. Remind Ian that we never do what Trevor was asked to do!!!
Re: Australia is in no position to throw stones at India'
by Ritam on Mar 14, 2017 04:13 PM
Thanks, Viswanath, for reminding us the infamous under-arm bowling by Trevor Chappel - younger brother of St. Ian Chappel.
Re: Australia is in no position to throw stones at India'
by Vishwas Mehendale on Mar 14, 2017 04:14 PM
All these Great Teams of the yesteryears think that, whatever they say on the field is ok, part of the game. But, someone like Kohli replies them in their own language, they feel the fear, fright. Mr. Chappel, please see and listen to whatever wrongs your teams have done in the past. I feel, one can easily draw similarity between these instances with whatever is going on in Indian Politics. BJP has started replying Congress in their own language and Congress is now talking of Morality ----- Ha Ha
Re: Australia is in no position to throw stones at India'
by chandrashekharswain on Mar 14, 2017 12:31 PM
Yes dear..this is very good reply to Ian..Really Australians are very jealousy in this matter..they think what they are saying and doing is as per cricketing rule. But they forget what they behaved with us in past. A DOSE OF OWN MEDICINE. F**k them Gays..
