That is why most Indians have the roundish features (thick lips, roundish cheeks, thick noses, etc) typical of the negrito raxce.
It is only in the north west (Punjab, Haryana, H.P, Kashmir, etc), precisely those regions that lay directly in the path of innumerable invasions over millennia by central Asian tribes and muxlims, that one finds a very large segment of the population not having many negrito physical features. In the north east, a large segment has Chinese Mongoloid features.
If Andrew Symonds is a monkey, so are most Indians !
Monkeys should not attempt to make fun of other monkeys !
Re: Raxcially, most
by P S SHAH on Mar 26, 2018 09:56 AM
And kaliye, ever stinking, jobless, useless,jealous komaaaaaaaaaali Buffoon, if you have no knowledge about the game of cricket and the cricketers, better keep quiet instead of writing only nonsense as per your usual habit. Better look into the mirror and see how ugly you are instead of commenting about look of others.
ICC is for white men. Well known. Not at all surprised! History repeats! It is the time India should use its financial clout to extract justice in the game of "GENTLEMEN"
Bencroft is a junior and an upcoming player and he acted at the behest of his captain and senior players. As such lesser penalty on him is justified. When a senior player Sachin has done such thing and for your odd behavior of senior players including you Harbhajan, ICC suspended you all for one Test, but the BCCI and you all people protested and almost put the tour in jeopardy. ICC bowed to your pressures and gave clean chit to Sachin.
In the instant incident, the ICC has taken a bold decision to suspend the Australian captain and no.1 test player Smith for one Test and it seems he accepted the penalty.
For one thing Smith should be appreciated for he did not put the blame on his junior player and did not try to escape from penalty but he admitted the guilt and owned the responsibility. For this he lost his captaincy also. Cricket Australia has taken immediate steps to remove Smith from captaincy. Can BCCI take such action against its senior players?
In the Monkey gate scandal, the entire team protected you Harbhajan and one player said that you did not say 'monkey' but said 'maa ki'. If it is true, is it not the offence to utter something against a person in a language which he doesn't know?
ICC bowed down to the pressures of BCCI also.
Smith has received what he deserves. Let us hope at least from now onwards Australian players will behave properly. Their involvement in unnecessary controversies resulted in losing back to back Test matches. They deserve for it.
