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On 4/27/2026 at 10:59 PM, kepler37b said:

Men SHOULD never cry. Except when your  mum passes away.  Stoicism is a positive for men. Sreesanth shouldn't have cried. 

So you shouldn’t cry why your dog, dad or kids pass away? When your kids get married?…

Posted
7 hours ago, Gollum said:

 

Have seen Nehra swearing/shouting when catch would be dropped of his bowling. Even Dravid, VVS weren't spared. 

 

Contrast that to Bumrah, Shami etc. who always smile and shrug when such things happen. And mind you, catching in 2000s was much better than what our GOAT attack had to contend with in 2015-22. 

 

Swearing at someone when catch is dropped is ok. Doesn't make him obnoxious. The toxic off the field stuff is what others fall under and not Nehra. Off the field Nehra never demeaned anyone, didn't take shots at anyone and was generally a nice guy.

Posted
16 hours ago, Gollum said:

 

Have seen Nehra swearing/shouting when catch would be dropped of his bowling. Even Dravid, VVS weren't spared. 

 

Contrast that to Bumrah, Shami etc. who always smile and shrug when such things happen. And mind you, catching in 2000s was much better than what our GOAT attack had to contend with in 2015-22. 

On field it happens in flow of the moment.  

Posted
22 minutes ago, Lord said:

On field it happens in flow of the moment.  

Finally!. Sometimes chaos can happen on flow of the moment too in forums right? :om:

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Didn't he recently say somewhere that it still hurts him to this day that Sreesanth's daughter said, 'You hit my father', so if he was really hurt, then why make such cheap ads for some extra money? This guy doesn't have any class. Also, Flipkart, which does this kind of ad, is even worse.

Posted
3 hours ago, Nikola said:

Didn't he recently say somewhere that it still hurts him to this day that Sreesanth's daughter said, 'You hit my father', so if he was really hurt, then why make such cheap ads for some extra money? This guy doesn't have any class. Also, Flipkart, which does this kind of ad, is even worse.

 

that was just jumla, hes a politician after all. Knows these tricks

Posted
On 4/29/2026 at 5:36 AM, Gollum said:

 

Have seen Nehra swearing/shouting when catch would be dropped of his bowling. Even Dravid, VVS weren't spared. 

 

Contrast that to Bumrah, Shami etc. who always smile and shrug when such things happen. And mind you, catching in 2000s was much better than what our GOAT attack had to contend with in 2015-22. 

Will you say the same?

 

 

Posted
3 hours ago, Lord said:

Will you say the same?

 

 

Those are for fangirls,insta,YouTube reels

Nothing from the heart,infact he abuses his juniors after putting 10000 ton weight on his chest

Posted
On 4/28/2026 at 8:58 AM, Gollum said:

2000s era batch (Bhajji, Viru, Yuvi, GG, Nehra, Sreesanth.....) is so unlikable. Praise the vision of SRT who recommended Dhoni's name for captaincy, compared to these other guys, Dhoni has always been so level-headed and mature, managing all these big egos and paindus wouldn't have been easy.  

The current crop of Indian players seems more grounded compared to the team we had back in the early 2000s

Posted
10 hours ago, Lord said:

Will you say the same?

 

 

Media disabled dikha raha hai. Is it Kohli? If so, nothing to say, when will he change? 

Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, Manucrick said:

The current crop of Indian players seems more grounded compared to the team we had back in the early 2000s

 

That early 2000s team was the most immature one and resembles Pookis the most in terms of behavior. Likes of Sehwag, Yuvraj, Harbhajan, Sreesanth, Gambhir (in terms of vindictiveness) and their immaturity was mindblowing. Thankfully Dhoni was at the helm and we had folks like Dravid, Laxman, Tendulkar to ground them else there wouldn't have been any difference with Pak. Glad Dhoni became the captain and not Sehwag or Yuvraj at the time. In fact Raina was the only youngster who wasn't toxic in that group and was level-headed (except for the "nephew" twitter incident :giggle:)

Edited by Ultimate_Game
Posted
8 hours ago, Manucrick said:

The current crop of Indian players seems more grounded compared to the team we had back in the early 2000s

 

Because of social media and more awareness. I believe they just hide it better

Posted (edited)
37 minutes ago, Lord said:

 

Because of social media and more awareness. I believe they just hide it better

Nah man, I genuinely believe these are nice people.

 

Saha was openly backing Pant and slamming his critics even though his spot was on the line, and Pant basically ended his career....no bitterness, just wholesomeness. Same with Dhawan who supported Gill despite him taking his spot. Ashwin's backing of Kuldeep, Sundar and even his non-stop praise of Jadeja on his channel. I am sure Bumrah, Jaddu, Shami, Siraj, Pujara, Umesh, Bhuvi etc. all are more supportive of the next gen, far better seniors and role models. Also even though Ro, Ko are superstars, don't think they bully newbies in the dressing room like Viru, Yuvi. I don't see any jealousy and superiority complex in this bunch. 

 

2013-23 team will always have a special place in my heart. Despite lack of trophies, their test run and how likeable most of those guys were, special memories. I was a bigger Team India supporter in 2000s, but now many of those stalwarts irritate me.   

Edited by Gollum
Posted
15 hours ago, Lord said:

 

Because of social media and more awareness. I believe they just hide it better

Even with the influence of social media today Sehwag and Harbhajan continue to act like jerks

Posted
6 hours ago, Manucrick said:

Even with the influence of social media today Sehwag and Harbhajan continue to act like jerks

Because they are from previous generation so mindset is like that

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