good to see that someone from this cricket savvy nation has the guts to venture into unknown territory and make a mark! three cheers for sania, the nation loves you.
Why is it never possible for Sania to just win or lose? Either she \\\"Storms into xyz round\\\", or she \\\"crashes out of xyz tournament\\\". Can we avoid these silly cliches and just say whether she won or lost?
There is absolutely no need in women's tennis to wear short skirts to expose your naked legs & thighs. If that is the case then men players should wear briefs instead of half pants. But this is not happeneing as it is really not required. Sania should stop wearing short skirts & exposing her body or should quit tennis.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by sharminda sharminda on Jan 16, 2008 10:46 PM
Another Hater in the name of a muslim name. you people use muslim id to create hate among the people. pls for god sake we are indian and can't be divided by your hide and seek tactics.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Kasthurirangan PR on Jan 16, 2008 04:36 PM
She knows to take care of her life; U take care of urs ... U r NoBody to order how some body else should live bro ... N whether she follows Hinduism / Islam / Christianity - is all up to her ; U r not the CEO of any reliegion to say, who should follow which reliegion ...
n don blabber as if only u ve got brains n all others r nuts - for heavens sake.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Nikhil Mudgal on Jan 16, 2008 11:53 AM
Kureshi, you should check that men expose their legs and thighs as well. Players like Williams sisters, steffi graf and many more wear shorts before wearing the skirt. While playing tennis a players legs get stretched. Skirt is symbolic to womens tennis as shorts are to mens tennis. Its a code. But why are we arguing with you? In all the games of sania mirza all you saw were her legs and exposed body parts. I am starting to presume that for you tennis is more like a repulsive porn-fest and not a sport. While Anju George runs all you can see is her legs. While malleshwari lifts weight all you may see is the body fitting spandex. You should check your thoughts before arguing. Seriously think about it. I dare you to make your children sports professionals. I DARE YOU!
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Mohammed Kureshi on Jan 16, 2008 12:19 PM
Its ok for Williams, Anju & Malleshwari. But not acceptable for Sania. She is from the different community & playing evil's game.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Naveen Bhatt on Jan 16, 2008 01:39 PM
Not just Sania, but all ladies. Reasons: 1. I don't see the same among men, even Federer has long shorts! 2. I don't see the same among women in other faster sports like Badminton. Tennis seems to be more show than substance.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Mohammed Kureshi on Jan 16, 2008 01:48 PM
Now-a-days freedom is being equated with nuidity, which us a very dangerous trend. People are slapping Islam for orthodox thoughts, but it is the only way to progress. Unlimited freddom is more dangerous than unlimited restriction. Brother Naveen is absolutely right & it is welcome if the dress code is applied to all women in sports. I don't want to insist it to other players because other members will again use this opportunity to slap Islam. Indian government should take the necessary steps to prevent Sania from harming the sentiments of Muslims.
RE:RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Raj on Jan 16, 2008 03:02 PM
wat abt MALLIKA SHERAWAT.....and many more...Just learn to appreciate one's success, not pull it down like indian frogs...grow up
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Naveen Bhatt on Jan 16, 2008 01:53 PM
Mohammed, your thoughts are entirely illogical. Islam is not the "only way to progress". Infact I would state the opposite - Sania progressed despite being a Muslim! I am talking purely from a sports perspective.
RE:Sania should respect dress code
by Raj on Jan 16, 2008 03:00 PM
wat abt MALLIKA SHERAWAT and many more .....Just appreciate one's success not pull it down like indian frogs.....Grow up
