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If it helps ease some of your frustration, me and 5 of my friends had tickets for 4 days (10000/- per person). I have the ticket for even day 5 :(( We did not go yesterday due to the security arrangements and long queues, today lost interest as we saw us losing wickets in a heap.

 

We have decided not to buy the tickets for the next test or for any of the T20Is. Better to spend the money elsewhere or to donate to a charity than to give it to BCCI or producing such pathetic pitches producing piss poor cricket.

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2 minutes ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

If it helps ease some of your frustration, me and 5 of my friends had tickets for 4 days (10000/- per person). I have the ticket for even day 5 :(( We did not go yesterday due to the security arrangements and long queues, today lost interest as we saw us losing wickets in a heap.

 

We have decided not to buy the tickets for the next test or for any of the T20Is. Better to spend the money elsewhere or to donate to a charity than to give it to BCCI or producing such pathetic pitches producing piss poor cricket.

That's why any deal with China needs some Gujju intellect. Only they can squeeze penny from Chinese where rest of the world struggles.

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3 minutes ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

If it helps ease some of your frustration, me and 5 of my friends had tickets for 4 days (10000/- per person). I have the ticket for even day 5 :(( We did not go yesterday due to the security arrangements and long queues, today lost interest as we saw us losing wickets in a heap.

 

We have decided not to buy the tickets for the next test or for any of the T20Is. Better to spend the money elsewhere or to donate to a charity than to give it to BCCI or producing such pathetic pitches producing piss poor cricket.

Next test should last at least 3 days now as no more pink ball. It will make a huge difference.

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39 minutes ago, zen said:

Not sure about the refund policies but time to take a day off and enjoy A'bad! 

AMD, home of the nasty "pineapple sandwich" at Manek Chowk!  

 

My gujju posse does a great job with native gujju food, but they massacre and mutilate the F out of anything non gujju.  And gujju love for "maaayonis" and "cheej" is something else.  Many a great Bombay street food has been ruined.

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8 minutes ago, zen said:

 

For someone relatively new to the city:  Stroll at Sabarmati waterfront, visit Patang (revolving restaurant if still in business), eat at Vishalla, visit some historic sites/temples, ... 

 

Now I use Trip Advisor to learn about places 

 

Haven't been in a few years, but that "waterfront" is a concrete eyesore and quite overhyped  I mean I get that clean concrete sidewalks seem "refreshing" in contrast to the urban disaster that most Indian cities and public spaces are, but the standards really need to be set higher.

 

In terms of historic sites, there is a beautiful step well - Adalaj Vav, that is worth a stop.  The famous mosque has beautiful 'jaali' work if that is interesting to you.  The step well was top class for me.  

 

Time permitting the Sun Temple at Modhera is not too far a drive - I loved visiting that.  Before it was attacked and pillaged, it must have been an amazing place.

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4 minutes ago, sandeep said:

AMD, home of the nasty "pineapple sandwich" at Manek Chowk!  

 

My gujju posse does a great job with native gujju food, but they massacre and mutilate the F out of anything non gujju.  And gujju love for "maaayonis" and "cheej" is something else.  Many a great Bombay street food has been ruined.

 

I stick with the basics - channa chor, bhel, pani puri, etc. :phehe:

 

Many relatives live in A'bad. There is an aunt who used to make nice ragda patties ... never caught on with dabalis 

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6 minutes ago, Laaloo said:

Next test should last at least 3 days now as no more pink ball. It will make a huge difference.

 

Based on a small sample of people I know who had tickets for the weekend, do not be surprised to see largely empty stands in the next test. Everyone was excited for even the next test and would have bought the tickets, now there is no chance any of them are going back.

 

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2 minutes ago, zen said:

 

I stick with the basics - channa chor, bhel, pani puri, etc. :phehe:

 

Many relatives live in A'bad. There is an aunt who used to make nice ragda patties ... never caught on with dabalis 

 

There is a place in the "Maninagar" neighborhood, name escapes me - I binge eat their dabelis when I'm there - spicy-sweet awesomeness.  My Maasi lived within walking distance, but have now since moved away.  

 

Btw, you aren't eating bhel, pani puri etc in A'bad.  You are eating gujju mutations of those things.  Sorry, but it is what it is.

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2 minutes ago, sandeep said:

 

There is a place in the "Maninagar" neighborhood, name escapes me - I binge eat their dabelis when I'm there - spicy-sweet awesomeness.  My Maasi lived within walking distance, but have now since moved away.  

 

Btw, you aren't eating bhel, pani puri etc in A'bad.  You are eating gujju mutations of those things.  Sorry, but it is what it is.

Karnavati Dabeli :dance:

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1 minute ago, ShoonyaSifar said:

Karnavati Dabeli :dance:

That's the one!  

 

I'm more of a 'Baroda' boy than AMD in terms of time spent in Gujjuland.  But fond memories of visiting both places over vacations from Bombay/US.

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1 minute ago, sandeep said:

 

There is a place in the "Maninagar" neighborhood, name escapes me - I binge eat their dabelis when I'm there - spicy-sweet awesomeness.  My Maasi lived within walking distance, but have now since moved away.  

 

Btw, you aren't eating bhel, pani puri etc in A'bad.  You are eating gujju mutations of those things.  Sorry, but it is what it is.

 

Yep, there is going to be some local influence ... Most of my trips to A'bad used to be short where I mostly ate at restaurants 

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1 minute ago, sandeep said:

That's the one!  

 

I'm more of a 'Baroda' boy than AMD in terms of time spent in Gujjuland.  But fond memories of visiting both places over vacations from Bombay/US.

I have been in A'bad/G'nagar for the last 4 years. Loved living here, away from the chaotic city life. Will soon be back to my base in Delhi though

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