Bangladesh Tour of Pakistan 2024(2 Tests) - Discussion Thread

[Tillu]

On 8/24/2024 at 2:40 PM, New guy said:

Conceded a lead after declaring. LMAO!

 

The biggest highlight is Shaheen doing a cringe cradle celebration after taking a tailenders wicket that too after conceding 550 runs.

Edited August 26, 2024 by Tillu

[raki05]

4 hours ago, RizBarKhan said:

You’re reading too much into this, this isn’t one of your Indian soaps 

How about last thrashing by afgani muslim bros not on the pitch but in the stadium or outside of stadium. Though afgan started thrashing you on the pitch as well now, but persistent  kutai they give your people how is that for muslim brothlehood.

[singhvivek141]

3 hours ago, RizBarKhan said:

Also to add to my comment. Indians are always treated with respect and hospitality in every Pakistan space and forum both online and in person, there may be be political and religious disagreements but it never gets uncivil. Every single Pakistan forum and website and platform I’ve been the moderators always discourage bad language and insults and will even ban and censure any Pakistanis who act out of line and disrespect indians, bad language and insulting peoples women and families really frowned upon in Pakistani society which is why the weird bazaari language associated with Indians online (And I guess in person) is seen as a culture shock for many Pakistanis. I wish Pakistanis learned from you guys and also met out the same unprovoked hostility and abuse you hurl at Pakistanis and Muslims, our spaces should reciprocate your energy and will make that mission because from my short time on this forum and interactions with Indians I love realize how much hate Indians have for us and their way of life and artifices and values are very different from, I don’t think there can ever be peace because Indians are radicalized with hate even their so called “educated” classes, I’ll let you guys know that the things are going to change so don’t be surprised if Pakistani forum become more like this. 

 

Just because you're living in USA as per your own claims. It doesn't mean folks who are in this forum have never been to West or don't understand how things are talked about.

 

All those sweet talks means jack if you're actions state otherwise. Yeah, you're right that Indians now are more vocal and don't hesitate in stating the obvious, because they are fed up with the back stabbing from Pakistan, countless times. 

 

Pakistan has been a lapdog of US in general since ages, ever since India declined their advances post 1947 (fault of our chu leaders), Pak has been at US's camp and 1971 war was a clear indication of it...when US sent his Navy vs India..only to be halted coz USSR pitched in and threatened direct involvement.

 

Even now, Pak has been giving it's land for China, clearly knowing the fact that China and India are competitors in Asia. Had Pak been so sweet, as what you proclaim, then Pak govt could have been more careful with such advances. But their greed knows no bound.

 

Simply put, in India we consider that it's people who choose the govt. It doesn't matter for us, what the normal Pak citizen want, what we see is their representation in form of Generals and puppet PM's who have nothing but venom against India and it's people on the basis of religion.

 

So yeah, if you feel bad. Not my problem, you guys need to look inwards first why we came at this stage. Why the land which used to have prestigious university like Taksh-shila are now producing one morons after the other ? Trust isn't a one way bridge.

[Chaos]

Where is the bikarikhan? @Frustrated @Tillu

[Frustrated]

7 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Where is the bikarikhan? @Frustrated @Tillu

Must be busy giving free lectures/seminars on Breeding & Over population.  Which he believes are the future.  

[bsriharsha]

5 hours ago, RizBarKhan said:

I don’t see any truce between India and Pakistan.

 

Sure. Neither do I. 

 

Going aside from the "banter" for a bit. Not a huge fan of what goes on in the name of banter between both the countries but seriously speaking for a bit.

 

The Indian govts over the years have tried diplomacy with Pakistan only to be rewarded with Kargil , Mumbai 2008 attacks and other terrorist activites being funded. The fact that theres been no reasonable action taken against LeT doesn't help Pakistan's case one bit. 

 

I wouldn't mind a live and let live policy with Pakistan , but until and unless , the Pakistani establishment forgoes the Zia policy of "bleeding India by a thousand cuts" , there's nothing that can be done for that. 

 

Pakistan govt and establishments need to get over their India and Kashmir fixation. Do that and actually work to better the lives of the people in that country and that would be in their best interests.

 

If Pakistan continues to try to be the "turd that just doesn't flush" , it's them who are going to be losing out. India doesn't need to do anything. 

 

 

 

[Throwaib_Chuckter]

India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, despite their tumultuous histories, can focus on peaceful coexistence by prioritizing mutual respect and economic collaboration over ideological differences.

 

They don't need to foster love or strong alliances, but rather a pragmatic approach that emphasizes stability and development. The usual suspects should refrain from stoking Islamic fundamentalism or any other form of extremism,  reduce regional tensions and focus on shared challenges like poverty, climate change, and public health.

 

Diplomatic engagement, trade, and cultural exchanges can help build a future where these nations coexist peacefully, benefiting their populations and contributing to regional stability.

 

Grandstanding from the likes of Maulana Rizwan gets stale pretty quickly. When athletes attribute their victories to their deities, they express personal faith and gratitude, often seeing their success as a blessing or divine favor. However, this becomes problematic when they selectively invoke religion only in moments of triumph while avoiding or downplaying the same belief when they face defeat. This selective attribution can appear inconsistent, as it raises questions about the role of divine will in both success and failure.

 

If an athlete attributes wins to their faith, it’s reasonable to expect a consistent acknowledgment of their beliefs, even in defeat. This would reflect a more authentic and holistic understanding of faith, where both victories and losses are seen as part of a divine plan, and not just moments of personal achievement or failure. It encourages humility in success and resilience in adversity, fostering a balanced perspective on the influence of spirituality in sports.

Edited August 26, 2024 by Throwaib_Chuckter

[Chaos]

1 minute ago, Throwaib_Chuckter said:

India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, despite their tumultuous histories, can focus on peaceful coexistence by prioritizing mutual respect and economic collaboration over ideological differences.

 

They don't need to foster love or strong alliances, but rather a pragmatic approach that emphasizes stability and development. The usual suspects should refrain from stoking Islamic fundamentalism or any other form of extremism,  reduce regional tensions and focus on shared challenges like poverty, climate change, and public health.

 

Diplomatic engagement, trade, and cultural exchanges can help build a future where these nations coexist peacefully, benefiting their populations and contributing to regional stability.

 

Grandstanding from the likes of Maulana Rizwan gets stale pretty quickly especially in sporting circles where attribution to the supernatural can and does backfire with regularity when the chips are down.

 

When athletes attribute their victories to their deities, they express personal faith and gratitude, often seeing their success as a blessing or divine favor. However, this becomes problematic when they selectively invoke religion only in moments of triumph while avoiding or downplaying the same belief when they face defeat. This selective attribution can appear inconsistent, as it raises questions about the role of divine will in both success and failure.

 

If an athlete attributes wins to their faith, it’s reasonable to expect a consistent acknowledgment of their beliefs, even in defeat. This would reflect a more authentic and holistic understanding of faith, where both victories and losses are seen as part of a divine plan, and not just moments of personal achievement or failure. It encourages humility in success and resilience in adversity, fostering a balanced perspective on the influence of spirituality in sports.

Abhey we dont peace chucky.

[Throwaib_Chuckter]

3 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Abhey we dont peace chucky.

I prefer to call it pragmatism akin to the much maligned MAD concept (Mutually Assured Destruction).

Edited August 26, 2024 by Throwaib_Chuckter

[bsriharsha]

9 minutes ago, Throwaib_Chuckter said:

 

 

Pakistan doesn't make anything that India wants. 

 

It's not even mutually beneficial trade at this point. Trade between India and Pakistan can happen but not if it's one-sided. There's no win-win aspect for India there. All Pakistan has to offer in trade is agriculture, which India really doesn't want. India's got a lot to offer to Pakistan though. 

[bsriharsha]

17 minutes ago, Chaos said:

Abhey we dont peace chucky.

Nah. We do want peace. It's called the "Jaa simran Jaa, jee Lee apni zindagi" and stop bothering us. 

 

The last bit needs to be reinforced. 

[raki05]

1 hour ago, Frustrated said:

Must be busy giving free lectures/seminars on Breeding & Over population.  Which he believes are the future.  

Aur must be giving details of camel style to one of his lady cabinet minister.

[bsriharsha]

And before someone tells me as a right wing bhakt. 

 

I hate those types. I haven't ever voted for bjp. I'm a south Indian. 

 

But the feelings for Pakistan be ever the same.

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

6 hours ago, singhvivek141 said:

 

Then why not seal the borders 100% and stop any talks entirely. 

 

India don't want any business with Pakistan, they are able to manage it without any inflation or economic turmoil. 

 

It's just Pakistan who will cry on one hand for terrorism from India, but on the other hand expect medicines and come to India for medical emergencies.

 

Accept that we are your enemy. Anything you will touch is "haram" for us and let's move on managing trade with other countries. Just like you do with Israel, stop allowing Indian Passport holders.

Pakistanis will die if they cannot see Bollywood movies . They are obsesses with India

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

4 hours ago, Tillu said:

 

The biggest highlight is Shaheen doing a cringe cradle celebration after taking a tailenders wicket that too after conceding 550 runs.

emphasizing ki usi ka hai

[Tillu]

1 hour ago, Haarkarjeetgaye said:

emphasizing ki usi ka hai

 

He copied Maxwell's celebration when he scored the quickest century in the ODI World Cup 2023 against Netherlands. But here the situation didn't warrant such a celebration.

[Tillu]

3 hours ago, Frustrated said:

Must be busy giving free lectures/seminars on Breeding & Over population.  Which he believes are the future.  

 

I am actually worried about India losing its demographic advantage due to the rapid advances in AI and automation. Having a huge population might be a net negative in the future. For that reason alone we need to make rapid strides in increasing our GDP quickly.

[Zero_Unit]

5 hours ago, Tillu said:

 

The biggest highlight is Shaheen doing a cringe cradle celebration after taking a tailenders wicket that too after conceding 550 runs.

The celebration just made sense. Saw on a cricket group that he had his new born child. 

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

20 minutes ago, Zero_Unit said:

The celebration just made sense. Saw on a cricket group that he had his new born child. 

How do you know it is his..could be by the grace of his God 

[Chaos]

Just now, Haarkarjeetgaye said:

How do you know it is his..could be by the grace of his God 

he is allahs messenger :)