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Ravi Shastri isn't a very bad choice given that if not him we were about to get Sehwag. :laugh: If results are good then its fine. But it has set a bad precedent for future. Captain is a dicatator in our setup is the message. 

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I am done with Indian cricket. Started watching tennis and hockey more religiously thanks to the nepotism, corruption, lobbies, Bunty Sajdeh, Kumble-Kohli saga, BCCI-CA-SC b__chodi, in fact the entire  Indian cricket system. Mostly here on ICF for chit chat and political news. Last time I stopped following cricket was after 0-8 under Dhoni and before that after 2007 CWC. But on both occasions the test series in South Africa brought me back to support Team India. Hopefully this year's RSA tour has a similar effect on me. 

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4 hours ago, Pollack said:

Ravi Shastri isn't a very bad choice given that if not him we were about to get Sehwag. :laugh: If results are good then its fine. But it has set a bad precedent for future. Captain is a dicatator in our setup is the message. 

Not just the Ravi Shastri selection, a lot of other things - Continued recycling of players, not playing talented youngsters, trying to take control of everything Cricket, giving importance to buddies than for talent, etc.

 

Some of these were also there towards the end of Dhoni's tenure but Kohli seems to have taken it to another level.

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33 minutes ago, Shaz1 said:

Don't see India being successful in any of those games like cricket.

india has been promising in badminton...have won olympic medals in the last two olympics in Saina/Sindhu.  Srikanth just won the open series.  India already a powerhouse in kabaddi.

 

Football, India has a long way to go.

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Kohli will soon realise that captaincy of Indian team is nothing like captaincy of RCB where you don't give results and people won't bat an eye. 

 

Cricket in India is raison d'être for many and you can't treat it like your personal buddy hangout club. Hope you realise it soon Captain aggressive. 

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The sad thing is we know that india have a team capable of reaching semis or better in icc tournaments even without playing well. Its only missing a few key players to start dominating and winning some of these trophies. But kohli and the selectors are wasting so many valuable matches giving chances to guys like rahane kartik and jadeja. Its a joke. Jadeja derailed so many campaigns and when they finnaly find an allrounder to replace him this brillant think tank play him as a specialist bowler while chahal is sitting at home. Its just makes no sense. 

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35 minutes ago, Shaz1 said:

How many Indian fans follow those sports? You think there is scope for that in India? I think replacing cricket would be a huge challenge.

replacing cricket is impossible.. its decent job if other sports manage to survive

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1 hour ago, Shaz1 said:

Don't see India being successful in any of those games like cricket.

actually Kabbadi - we flog the world , only Iran is close. 

 

Football - we have raised some 20 ranks under 99-100 now i guess - still poor team but in right direction - ISL is fun with lots of internationals and city rivalries.

 

Boxing - have medalists - pro's decent - wont be of great interest to me personally i am a UFC guy.

 

Badminton - not interested personally - but Indians are very very good at it lots of phenomenal players. New payers winning world championships all england now and then.

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30 minutes ago, velu said:

replacing cricket is impossible.. its decent job if other sports manage to survive

only sport capable of replacing is football but i think we are 4-5 generations way from a world cup team.

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16 hours ago, Vilander said:

only sport capable of replacing is football but i think we are 4-5 generations way from a world cup team.

they score 2-3 goals on average in 90 mins which is very less ..

i use to follow PL , but now completely stoped follwing

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19 hours ago, Shaz1 said:

How many Indian fans follow those sports? You think there is scope for that in India? I think replacing cricket would be a huge challenge.

Succesful in competition is different than success in the following. India has done well in those sports , it's a shame they do not garner the same level of following 

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