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http://cricket.rediff.com/report/2010/jun/01/indian-cricket-team-to-skip-asian-games.htm The BCCI on Tuesday announced that it will not send either the men's or the women's cricket team for this year's Asian Games in China where cricket makes its debut in the Twenty20 [ Images ] format. The 16th edition of the Games will be held in Guangzhou, China from November 12 to 27 and the BCCI's decision means a loss of potential medals for the country. "We will not be able to send our team, both men and women, for the Asian Games in China because of international commitments," BCCI chief administrative officer Ratnakar Shetty said in Mumbai [ Images ]. "We have communicated the same to the Indian Olympic Association," he said. Cricket's debut at the Games was approved at the Olympic Council of Asia's General Assembly in Kuwait recently and Monday was the last day to confirm participation. The Indian men's team will have a busy time in November as they host New Zealand [ Images ] for three Tests and five ODIs. This year's Asian Games will feature 42 disciplines, 14 more than what takes place in the Olympics [ Images ]. Countries which are expected to send cricket teams for the Games include Pakistan, Sri Lanka [ Images ] and Bangladesh. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BCCI is being foolish by not sending a team. Send a young team, heck even the u-19 team, but not to send a team after having lobbied so hard for the inlcusion of cricket in Asian games looks quite daft. The men's team is busy, but why don;t they want to send the women's team? Ek gold to pakka tha, wo bhi BCCI ki wajah se gaya.
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I think this is something to do with the standoff between BCCI & WADA. WADA guys were giving 'dhamki' etc. that they will see the BCCI team during Asian Games.. BCCI just gave a :finger: to that Aussie WADA chief..

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I think this is something to do with the standoff between BCCI & WADA. WADA guys were giving 'dhamki' etc. that they will see the BCCI team during Asian Games.. BCCI just gave a :finger: to that Aussie WADA chief..
do u have any article regarding this? whats the story? :hmmm:
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i don't seem to understand BCCI's problem with the location clause in drug testing ! weird :dontknow:
its genuine problem.Indian players are leaving in poor and unsafe country and i think even single leak of information about there whereabouts can put indian players in mortal danger.
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its genuine problem.Indian players are leaving in poor and unsafe country and i think even single leak of information about there whereabouts can put indian players in mortal danger.
was that sarcasm ? besides this info needn't be published in papers !
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it is very simple. it is a T-20 tournament and most likely we will get our ***** handed to us again. good decision.
yeah thats a good enuf reason:haha:
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it is very simple. it is a T-20 tournament and most likely we will get our ***** handed to us again. good decision.
Then why not send an India A team. Remember even pakistan will be bsuy with their series vs SA and if at all they send a team that will be a younger team. In fact, I feel the Asian games management committee should make it mandatory for the teams to send a u-23(or u-25) team, like they do for Olympic football.
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its genuine problem.Indian players are leaving in poor and unsafe country and i think even single leak of information about there whereabouts can put indian players in mortal danger.
It is just not India almost every SINGLE nation has a problem -- including -- I know this sounds ridiculous and you might ask who are they afraid of -- Pakis. They just signed the piece of paper because they have no other choice. Except -- only India has the balls to bell the cat.
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It is just not India almost every SINGLE nation has a problem -- including -- I know this sounds ridiculous and you might ask who are they afraid of -- Pakis. They just signed the piece of paper because they have no other choice. Except -- only India has the balls to bell the cat.
This rule is applicable in all other sports in the world and celebrities much bigger than our cricketers have signed it without any problems. Be it soccer or atheletes or Boxing.

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