asterix Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 If everything is resolved I am happy. But before coming out and accusing the other of violating the spirit of the game (which is no doubt true) he should have thought he himself did something similar not too long back. I would have been happy if he had said that such things do happen in the heat of international cricket. Just that. Nothing more. When Sehwag did what he did against SA, he lost a lot of my respect - as I have mentioned more times than one. I think Sehwag has played enough cricket to recover from this setback. Losing your respect was the last thing he wished for in his career. It's difficult for him now but I'm sure he will recover from this shock and tragedy..
saneindian Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 I think Sehwag has played enough cricket to recover from this setback. Losing your respect was the last thing he wished for in his career. It's difficult for him now but I'm sure he will recover from this shock and tragedy.. :hysterical::hysterical:
SachDan Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 I think Sehwag has played enough cricket to recover from this setback. Losing your respect was the last thing he wished for in his career. It's difficult for him now but I'm sure he will recover from this shock and tragedy.. :cantstop:
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 I think Sehwag has played enough cricket to recover from this setback. Losing your respect was the last thing he wished for in his career. It's difficult for him now but I'm sure he will recover from this shock and tragedy.. Ouch:hysterical:
Ram Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 Ok, seems like it was an accident and something that was done in the heat of the moment. Lanka salvaged some respect by offering an apology that looks like it was genuine. If they tried to deny everything, obviously that would have just confirmed that they deliberately bowled the no-ball. On a side-note, how twisted should your thought process be, for you to even consider deliberately over-stepping to deny an opposition player a well deserved land-mark? Whether it was Randiv himself who unilaterally decided to do it (which is highly unlikely), or someone told him to do so, that person really needs a dressing down.
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 ]Ok' date=' seems like it was an accident[/b'] and something that was done in the heat of the moment. Lanka salvaged some respect by offering an apology that looks like it was genuine. If they tried to deny everything, obviously that would have just confirmed that they deliberately bowled the no-ball. On a side-note, how twisted should your thought process be, for you to even consider deliberately over-stepping to deny an opposition player a well deserved land-mark? Whether it was Randiv himself who unilaterally decided to do it (which is highly unlikely), or someone told him to do so, that person really needs a dressing down. It was not an accident. It was done on purpose. Also the 4 byes deliberatley given by Sanga was disgusting. As was his shameless angelic perfomnace in interviews afterwards.
Rajan Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 Sanga's lie nailed. just saw the news clip of his "instructions" to Randiv picked up by stump mike, telecasted by Times now repeatedly. he is in for a "hauling over the coal' by the indian press.i wish he is replaced as Kings XI captain... Typical example of an "hypocrite".all that barritone and uses cheapest possible tactics , then acts as if he was not aware of any thing.literally babbles when Tony Greig asked him in the presentation and ran away mumbling , jumbling,.now he is caught with his pants down. expecting sincere apology..
achilles Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 Sanga's lie nailed. just saw the news clip of his "instructions" to Randiv picked up by stump mike, telecasted by Times now repeatedly. he is in for a "hauling over the coal' by the indian press.i wish he is replaced as Kings XI captain... Typical example of an "hypocrite".all that barritone and uses cheapest possible tactics , then acts as if he was not aware of any thing.literally babbles when Tony Greig asked him in the presentation and ran away mumbling , jumbling,.now he is caught with his pants down. expecting sincere apology.. MORON Great work, Times Now.
achilles Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 This is the video for everyone- http://www.timesnow.tv/#ooid=t2ZmtuMToMiF0yPWJHcoVgCyYDuhVNIl
yoda Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 can someone pls repost what thevortex claims is that Sehwag did against SA. tried going back pages, haven't found it. TIA.
Rajan Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 This is the video for everyone- http://www.timesnow.tv/#ooid=t2ZmtuMToMiF0yPWJHcoVgCyYDuhVNIl with that one 'sccop', times now have earned my respect!:hatsoff:
HowardRoark Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 I think Sehwag has played enough cricket to recover from this setback. Losing your respect was the last thing he wished for in his career. It's difficult for him now but I'm sure he will recover from this shock and tragedy.. :haha::haha::haha:
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 No doubts sanga the low life also gave the 4 byes away on purpose. Then instructes Randiv to do the no ball. I real cant believe sanga would be so pathetic. What a slimy low life
yoda Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 No doubts sanga the low life also gave the 4 byes away on purpose. Then instructes Randiv to do the no ball. I real cant believe sanga would be so pathetic. What a slimy low life He thought he was smart hence tried talking in Sinhalese, guess didn't realize stump mics will pick it up. I hope he is shredded to pieces for this blatant lying.
Rajan Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 No doubts sanga the low life also gave the 4 byes away on purpose. Then instructes Randiv to do the no ball. I real cant believe sanga would be so pathetic. What a slimy low life after all that, the b@stard had the chutzpah to say " i dont play my cricket that way", slimey scum...
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 He thought he was smart hence tried talking in Sinhalese' date=' guess didn't realize stump mics will pick it up. I hope he is shredded to pieces for this blatant lying.[/quote'] Not that smart is he the lawyer jackass. Has he never heard of translators. What a tool. I still cant believed he was being so low and slimey in not wanting Sehwag to get a ton. I mean why should he mind. He let 4 byes on purpose, then instructs as captain Randiv to bowl a no ball. Then shamelessley lies about it and tries to act like some guardian of cricket. In times gone by teams would stay on pitc etc despite rain etc to allow an individual to get ton if near as a favour. What is sangas problem??? I was always one to defend him but seems others were right. At least Randiv was bullied in to no balling and had decency to apologise. But sanga you **** ****
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 after all that' date=' the b@stard had the chutzpah to say " i dont play my cricket that way", slimey scum...[/quote'] What a low life slimey #### #####. Even yob ponting would never had stooped that low!
King Tendulkar Posted August 17, 2010 Author Posted August 17, 2010 I would love to interview sanag now. He would be in pieces after I finshed with him in dissecting his lies!
Karan114 Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 At least Randiv was bullied in to no balling and had decency to apologise. But sanga you **** **** Yeah, I was having a proper go at Randiv as well but it is increasingly clear this whiny, cheating, lying (judging by his "I'm so innocent" post match comments) scum Kumar SangaWhina who deserves most of the scorn.
Rajan Posted August 17, 2010 Posted August 17, 2010 Not that smart is he the lawyer jackass. Has he never heard of translators. What a tool. I still cant believed he was being so low and slimey in not wanting Sehwag to get a ton. I mean why should he mind. He let 4 byes on purpose, then instructs as captain Randiv to bowl a no ball. Then shamelessley lies about it and tries to act like some guardian of cricket. In times gone by teams would stay on pitc etc despite rain etc to allow an individual to get ton if near as a favour. What is sangas problem??? I was always one to defend him but seems others were right. At least Randiv was bullied in to no balling and had decency to apologise. But sanga you **** **** Saurav said what happened to him when he was on 98* once in a test there. as recently as last year in india, Malinga bowled a wide and deprived Sachin an hundred. that atleast must also be Sanga's shenanigan.. as they say, one can fool many people for some time and some people for many time,but not every one, all the time.this wretched guy was whingeing last year when Sachin scored a hundred in the mandatory overs in a drawn test. he wanted the match to be wound up before the mandatory overs and was crying that the umpires and rules did not allow it to be done at the whims and fancies of the fielding captain. loser.
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