Re: WELL DONE
by ANANTRAM MISHRA on Dec 20, 2008 11:03 AM
People like u r dividing INDIA. Whats is Hindu , Muslim. She is representing INDIA not the religion. Change ur mind Stupid. Be carefull next time. If u have to wish any one wish fron heart not by religion.
Re: WELL DONE
by debrispatel on Dec 20, 2008 10:54 AM
Stupid fart...she is Saina Nehwal, not Sania Mirza....anyway...why mention religion ...say you are proud to be Indian first, Muslim next..
Re: WELL DONE
by ravi krishnan on Dec 20, 2008 10:57 AM
Mr Aurangzeb or whoever.....we are talking about Saina(not sania) Nehwal....and she's not a muslim but a hindu girl....but more importantly she's an INDIAN ..... her acheievment is simply amazing considering her young age and one needs to be proud of her as an INDIAN not for the religion or caste or region she hails from.....wish all the media give her the coverage that she so rightfully deserves........
Re: Re: WELL DONE
by VP Systems on Dec 20, 2008 11:30 AM
What a fart are you aurangzeb....you have fried brains and doesnt know the difference between sania and saina..besides your muslim sania is only happy screwing around and has gone down steadily in tennis...by the way we are talking abt badminton here...anyays it is too much for your circumcised brain to grasp
Re: Chinese players absent
by thomas fernandes on Dec 20, 2008 10:44 AM
But this time the Chinese were in for trouble from Sania so they pulled out. All The Best Sania.Keep it up
Re: Re: Chinese players absent
by prashant Sahay on Dec 20, 2008 11:35 AM
But most of the player she beat were of chinease origin ..dude! morever, c beat world. no 11 and world no 8 in this tournament ,which is a credible performance. With a genuine talent like her, I have little doubt that c will beat the world no 4 too, whom c plays in the semis.
Re: Re: Chinese players absent
by VP Systems on Dec 20, 2008 11:33 AM
I feel sorry for your brains Phul sorry Fool jain...if you dont know let me refresh your sleeping brain..she has defeated world no.4 and no.8 by the way..losers like you will never appreciate anyone elses' achievements
Re: Saina vs Sania
by nt g on Dec 20, 2008 10:35 AM
Fact that SANIA MIRZA plays at Grand Slam level, where compitition level is much higher than Badminton. What Miss Nehwal has done is ALSO GREAT but Mirza can not be blamed for sliding down as she is injured for 4 months.
Re: Re: Saina vs Sania
by dheeraj on Dec 20, 2008 10:39 AM
and sania has only once gone past second round in Grand Slams , u cant compare with a girl who has reached olympic quarter finals
Re: Re: Saina vs Sania
by Rajesh Shetty on Dec 20, 2008 10:59 AM
You think that Saina plays at some league level ? Every game has its own level of competetion and great players. Its not for nothing that she is ranked 10 right now in the world. And dont forget that she has been far more consistent than Sania. Sania has often dished out flash in the pan performances and often lost to players way below her ranking. And Sania has been hyped up more by the media than anything else. We all know who played well in the recent Olympics as well, which is nothing less than any Grand Slam event.
What an era of glorification of sports by Indians in "individual capacity". Vishy Anand, Koneru Humpy, Harikrishna, Sania Mirza, Saina Nehiwal, Joshna, Akhil kumar etc, really champs of world class. They are already made a huge call at World level. A lot of potential they have, which needs morale boosting from all of US. Hats off to all legends of sports. from a
Re: Saina, Sania, Joshna
by Arun Kumar on Dec 20, 2008 10:32 AM
well said.If the media and government doesnt support them (except sania mirza) atleast we the public should support them to bring further glory.
