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Originally Posted by Bigfella
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Two points. First, Australia would have grumbled to a few journalists & got on with the series. We would not have demanded a new umpire or threatened to go home.
Second, you are once again showing you bias. I hear team manager Chauhan talk about ALL the decisions going against India. Excuse me? I can think of two blatantly bad decisions that went against us, and then there were the usual collection of solid LBW shouts we didn't get (we do get some, which are usually included in the 'bad decisions' category by the opposition).
If India wants to become the best nation in the world, here are a few tips:
*Throw all the politicians out of administration
*play less 1 day cricket
*Stop sulking like spoiled children
*Find 2 opening batsmen, a no. 6, a better keeper & some consistent bowlers (Dravid looks deeply unhappy, Jaffer is a joke, Yuvraj needs to remember how to bat, Dhoni is average & Kumble won't last forever).
*learn to run between wickets
*learn to chase the ball in the field
*learn to catch
*learn to take responsibility for winning rather than finding excuses for losing.
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Don't deviate from the topic my friend. the topic is not about the playing skills of players, it is about the spirit of the game and sadly Ricky Ponting's men have murdered it in full public view.Regarding - no weightage is given to the batsman's testimony who was batting with him-Tendulkar, but to people who were standing far away.The Bhajji operation - It is something which would make even ex-KGB jealous