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Posted
2 minutes ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

Not to prolong the silliness, but it seems like Mushtaq Ahmed is the one desperately seeking some PR and trying to stay relevant - by claiming to advise Kohli, even when it is obviously not working :-).

 

I guess we'll never know.

 

Trust me. Kohli has more fans in Pakistan than any other Indian player in history lol  Mainly due to his PR antics. I don't who approached who, but this exchange is not totally outlandish. This is very much possible.

Posted
7 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

 

Trust me. Kohli has more fans in Pakistan than any other Indian player in history lol  Mainly due to his PR antics. I don't who approached who, but this exchange is not totally outlandish. This is very much possible.

PR and friendly banter with padosi players is supplementary. Main reason is triple J. The Jazba, Josh, Junoon that he exhibits on the field. He is the disciplined and consistent but badmash match-winner they wish they had. That's why they love him.

Posted
On 7/14/2022 at 1:31 AM, Clarke said:

Hmm, great guide for batting tips, that explains everything

mushtaq is after all such a good batter that even kohli was nodding along and taking his advice. Mushtaq - one of Pak's ATG batters

Posted
2 hours ago, nevada said:

PR and friendly banter with padosi players is supplementary. Main reason is triple J. The Jazba, Josh, Junoon that he exhibits on the field. He is the disciplined and consistent but badmash match-winner they wish they had. That's why they love him.

 

That's one reason, the other is his PCness and bhaichara towards them. They prefer him over someone like Gambhir who punches back on the field and off it. 

Posted
5 hours ago, Clarke said:

 

That's one reason, the other is his PCness and bhaichara towards them. They prefer him over someone like Gambhir who punches back on the field and off it. 

Kohli and Dhoni have punched us and scarred us more than any indian player yet they both are loved and adored all throughout Pakistan. 

They would literally psychologically make us feel inferior...and would play out of their skins, especially kohli whenever the pressure would be at its highest.

This is why so many of the current generation have such great admiration for them. 

 

Compared to them, a hate mongering clown like Gambhir that you want to compare kohli to to has done nothing apart from that 07 world t20 final performance. 

That dude is as insecure as they come and tries to pander cross border hate to earn clout. I would be surprised if even his wife likes him. 

 

With the decline of Kohli, it is as if a huge spell has been lifted off both the fans and the players alike who during his peak would literally be aweing over him, instead of trying to compete. 

 

Posted
5 minutes ago, Axl100mph said:

Compared to them, a hate mongering clown like Gambhir that you want to compare kohli to to has done nothing apart from that 07 world t20 final performance. 

That dude is as insecure as they come and tries to pander cross border hate to earn clout. I would be surprised if even his wife likes him. 

 

 

This is what you lot got used to, advocate terror as a means of life and support Yasin Malik types like Afridi did. Then blame the world if someone counters this poisonous jihadi ideology. 

Posted
22 minutes ago, Clarke said:

 

This is what you lot got used to, advocate terror as a means of life and support Yasin Malik types like Afridi did. Then blame the world if someone counters this poisonous jihadi ideology. 

Have better things to do bruh than engage in this discourse. Hold on to whatever keeps u happy. 

Posted
43 minutes ago, Axl100mph said:

Kohli and Dhoni have punched us and scarred us more than any indian player yet they both are loved and adored all throughout Pakistan. 

They would literally psychologically make us feel inferior...and would play out of their skins, especially kohli whenever the pressure would be at its highest.

This is why so many of the current generation have such great admiration for them. 

 

Compared to them, a hate mongering clown like Gambhir that you want to compare kohli to to has done nothing apart from that 07 world t20 final performance. 

That dude is as insecure as they come and tries to pander cross border hate to earn clout. I would be surprised if even his wife likes him. 

 

With the decline of Kohli, it is as if a huge spell has been lifted off both the fans and the players alike who during his peak would literally be aweing over him, instead of trying to compete. 

 

its so evident from your post that Gambhir has scarred your more :hysterical:

Posted
9 minutes ago, HamHindustani said:

its so evident from your post that Gambhir has scarred your more :hysterical:

Haan theek kehrha hai shehzade, khush reh. 

 

 

 

Posted
54 minutes ago, Axl100mph said:

Kohli and Dhoni have punched us and scarred us more than any indian player yet they both are loved and adored all throughout Pakistan. 

They would literally psychologically make us feel inferior...and would play out of their skins, especially kohli whenever the pressure would be at its highest.

This is why so many of the current generation have such great admiration for them. 

 

Compared to them, a hate mongering clown like Gambhir that you want to compare kohli to to has done nothing apart from that 07 world t20 final performance. 

That dude is as insecure as they come and tries to pander cross border hate to earn clout. I would be surprised if even his wife likes him. 

 

With the decline of Kohli, it is as if a huge spell has been lifted off both the fans and the players alike who during his peak would literally be aweing over him, instead of trying to compete. 

 

Gambhir turned up with it mattered the most, he ain't insecure at all, made it to the Indian team the hard way and secured his place in a atg batting line up, it's just afridi he doesn't get along with, he's fine with the rest.

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, Mesky99 said:

Gambhir turned up with it mattered the most, he ain't insecure at all, made it to the Indian team the hard way and secured his place in a atg batting line up, it's just afridi he doesn't get along with, he's fine with the rest.

 

It is the words of his coach; paddy Upton that he was the most mentally insecure cricketer he has worked with and that he always had a negative, pessimistic view on things. 

I have seen him having run ins with almost everyone. 

Him joining the BJP doesn't help but even if I cast that aside, he just comes across as an obnoxious dude.

Posted
2 hours ago, HamHindustani said:

its so evident from your post that Gambhir has scarred your more :hysterical:

yep, scored in 2007 and 2011 finals. clutch player. gets reviled by Pakistanis for this reason coz he doesn't fit in the mould of Pak-loving Kohli

Posted
15 hours ago, Axl100mph said:

Compared to them, a hate mongering clown like

 

I don't mean to flame or derail. 

 

But It's disturbing that my earlier post got removed from this thread. Who ever removed it should also search for the facts.

 

Pakistanis should be the last ones claiming hatemongering from India. Their society has institutional hate towards Indians and Hindus. 

 

Indians should not self censure themselves when talking about this

 

https://www.thehindu.com/news/international/newborn-decapitated-delivery-pakistan-probe-ordered-head-left-inside-womb-pti/article65548150.ece

 

 

Posted
On 7/15/2022 at 7:39 PM, Axl100mph said:

It is the words of his coach; paddy Upton that he was the most mentally insecure cricketer he has worked with and that he always had a negative, pessimistic view on things. 

I have seen him having run ins with almost everyone. 

Him joining the BJP doesn't help but even if I cast that aside, he just comes across as an obnoxious dude.

The only time Gambhir was ever obnoxious on the pitch was the spat he had with Afridi.  And to be honest, Afridi deserved all of it. 

 

It doesn't matter what Paddy Upton or anyone else says. I don't support his politics but he carried himself with much more dignity than a lot of cricketers in his time and he stepped up in 2 World Cup knockouts . 

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