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3 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

Sanju Manju is the poster child for Stockholm syndrome and wishes nothing more than Islamic laws to be changed so Imran can accept him as his 5th spouse. Bhogle is "thaali ka baingan" and goes whichever way the conversation or debate is leaning. He has this flowery language but no real substance and no original thoughts or ideas. At least Sanju Manju is open about his love for Imran but Bhogle doesn't even have that original thought.

you see youtube comments and it feels like an avg educated cricket fan assumes Bhogle to be a genius :phehe:

Posted
Just now, Vk1 said:

you see youtube comments and it feels like an avg educated cricket fan assumes Bhogle to be a genius :phehe:

 

That's inferiority complex at play. People in India still associate intelligence with speaking English. And if they can throw in big words like Bhogle and Tharoor, that carries additional weight. Hope things change and people can call out Bhogle saying that his comments are all banalities and filler words. No insight, nothing new which viewer learns and a waste of space most of the time.

Posted (edited)
12 minutes ago, Vk1 said:

you see youtube comments and it feels like an avg educated cricket fan assumes Bhogle to be a genius :phehe:

Harsha is a presenter and he knows and understands that, he does nt make himself look/sound like an expert. He present himself as TV man.

 

The whole issue is Ind players turned commentator/Experts does also sound like presenters, not some1 who had played cricket themselves.

Yes its okay to be presenter/broadcaster but in certain discussion you have to make cricketing sense. How many Ind players turned commentators/presenters explain anything technically.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, tapandrun said:

Harsha is a presenter and he knows and understands that, he does nt make himself look/sound like an expert. He present himself as TV man.

 

The whole issue is Ind players turned commentator/Experts does also sound like presenters, not some1 who had played cricket themselves.

Yes its okay to be presenter/broadcaster but in certain discussion you have to make cricketing sense. How many Ind players turned commentators/presenters explain anything technically.

we don't care what Bhogle the presenter would do pre/post match but his nonsense crap commentary especially in shorter formats is too much to bear

Posted

One more controversy apparently :

 

Pakistan lodge official complaint about Bangladesh's review at end of chase

 

Pakistan have complained to match referee Neeyamur Rashid over the on-field umpire Kumar Dharmasena's decision to allow Bangladesh to take an lbw review off the penultimate ball of the third ODI in Mirpur. ESPNcricinfo has learnt the Pakistan management registered their complaint on the grounds that they believe Bangladesh took the review after a replay of the delivery flashed up on the big screen.

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It is not yet clear yet what action the PCB wants from the match referee, though it is believed they expect at minimum a public acknowledgment that an error was made.

 

https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/pakistan-lodge-official-complaint-about-bangladesh-s-review-at-end-of-chase-1528079

 

 

Posted
16 hours ago, Tillu said:

These Jahils making fun of BD celebrating their win against them when their own PM was celebrating useless wins against other teams.

 

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Did they sing "Hum honge kamyab ek din..." in Bengali? :shock:

 

Didn't know there were common songs between the two nations though Rabindranath Tagore authored national anthems for both.

Posted
37 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

 

Did they sing "Hum honge kamyab ek din..." in Bengali? :shock:

 

Didn't know there were common songs between the two nations though Rabindranath Tagore authored national anthems for both.

Isnt singing haraam in islamic Kangluland

Posted
40 minutes ago, Ultimate_Game said:

 

 

Did they sing "Hum honge kamyab ek din..." in Bengali? :shock:

 

Didn't know there were common songs between the two nations though Rabindranath Tagore authored national anthems for both.

 

All these versions are literal translation of the American civil rights anthem "We shall over come".

 

We used to sing both the Hindi and English versions during our school days.

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