'You should not cross the line': Suryakumar Yadav reveals 'Pakistan players said things that cannot be shared' Suryakumar Yadav said that throughout their three victories over the bitter rivals, Indian players received a lot of abuse from Pakistan players

[figo6762]

Wear your big boy pants and move on .. why is he feeding fodder to the news machine ? 

[vvvslaxman]

1 hour ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

How is what he's saying different from Aussies "stepping over the line" comment on sledging? It almost comes out as what we say and how we sledge is good and how they did it crossed the line. From my perspective don't even bring it up and go after Pak players on the field and rub their noses in continually wetting the bed against us.

They definitely wanted to rattle Indians with abuse. Seems like Tilak Varma got boat load of it. He managed to keep his composure. This midget Harris kept needling him "This is not IPL this is not mumbai" or something like that. He didn't lose his cool. No rash shots. Finished the job and gave it to them.  Your best answer is finish the job and don't talk about it. Their only job is savoring the victory. We shouldn't come across as whiners.

[Ultimate_Game]

2 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

They definitely wanted to rattle Indians with abuse. Seems like Tilak Varma got boat load of it. He managed to keep his composure. This midget Harris kept needling him "This is not IPL this is not mumbai" or something like that. He didn't lose his cool. No rash shots. Finished the job and gave it to them.  Your best answer is finish the job and don't talk about it. Their only job is savoring the victory. We shouldn't come across as whiners.

 

And that's what he should do. Rub it in their faces and say "winning Asia Cup was easier than IPL as we don't have such shyte teams and players in IPL". That's what our players and SKY should do. Give it worse than what you get and rub their faces in. But don't air it publicly or in the media. I loved the way Tilak gave it to them after winning the match but would like to see him simply laugh it off if it comes up in media.

 

The whole point of sledging is to make opponents uncomfortable and take them out of their zone. It's given they'll hit you below the belt and you do the same. But talking about it in media doesn't send the right message.

[pkmmamks]

6 hours ago, vvvslaxman said:

They definitely wanted to rattle Indians with abuse. Seems like Tilak Varma got boat load of it. He managed to keep his composure. This midget Harris kept needling him "This is not IPL this is not mumbai" or something like that. He didn't lose his cool. No rash shots. Finished the job and gave it to them.  Your best answer is finish the job and don't talk about it. Their only job is savoring the victory. We shouldn't come across as whiners.

And Harris missed the stumping because he thought it was Pee Es El . Self troll 

[Gollum]

SKY should lead by example as well. Every time there is a tough situation, he folds. It is not Davis Cup that we can carry a non-playing captain. Throughout his career he has been carried by his team mates (unless against minnows or C/D sides), in this case people who are so much younger and inexperienced than him. Made big comments in award ceremonies and PCs, orchestrated the no handshake drama, put Indian team under pressure while Pooks could afford to play with 'nothing to lose' mentality, in the end he himself took no responsibility onfield. 

 

Kohli was a much bigger ****-stirrer, but had performance to back all that up. 

 

Anyway he is coming out looking weak here, settle these matters on the playing arena.