THX_1138 Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 i think this has gone on too far... lets not discuss this matter anymore.
Sachinism Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 I'd love to see SL fans reactions if we had lost our last wicket to a run out and Murali had been stranded on 799
achilles Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 I'd love to see SL fans reactions if we had lost our last wicket to a run out and Murali had been stranded on 799 Forget the SL fans, we would've criticized our players.
Don Sharma Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Just because of a couple of trolls on this site, it's not right to generalize the fans. I am pretty sure that there are many of them (SL fans) who feel bad about it.
gaurav92 Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 http://bollyglot.com/blog/?p=825 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Is there a reporter permanently stationed outside Bedi's house? :hehe: Exactly. :giggle:
Sachinism Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Just because of a couple of trolls on this site' date=' it's not right to generalize the fans. I am pretty sure that there are many of them (SL fans) who feel bad about it.[/quote'] I'm not saying they all feel the same way about the incident, but most of them do and I'm saying that based on what I've read on this and other forums. Obviously there are many who are quite disappointed with what took place, but way too many feel its fine and nothing wrong took place
Serani Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 This has been blown out of proportion, if this was a Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe ODI we wouldnt have even heard the story.
King Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Very very bad move by Sri Lanka. Sure they shouldn't stand by this but they should have spared the lad. Poor fella he wouldn't have had a grip of the situation, he would have done it as a spur of the moment. Fining match fees is all right but to ban him for a match for this, that's a bit over the top. In fact SL is a winner here, I'm pretty sure if it were India they would not have done the same and would have said we exposed ICC. Same goes with Aussies or NZ. I still think the flaw lies with the system not the player. To be fair Randiv bowled three legit deliveries before he bowled a no ball. It possibly was more of a prank than anything. I don't think it is fair to drop a player for this reason. SL cricket board is probably the most ruthless cricket board on earth right now, they are upholding the values and are standing by the right.
HyroProto Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Everyone’s looking at this from the prism of ‘Did Randiv deserve to be banned for doing what he did..’? I think we should look at this as some of sort of insurance policy by SLC to make sure similar' date=' more serious ethical violations that can cause a lot more damage does not happen in the future.[/quote'] Agree with your view..I'm on the view that Sanga & Dilshan should've gotten bannes as well... This matter not only shamed the players.. it shamed the SL team as a whole as well as the country they are representing..
Karan114 Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 I'm not saying they all feel the same way about the incident' date=' but most of them do and I'm saying that based on what I've read on this and other forums. Obviously there are many who are quite disappointed with what took place, but way too many feel its fine and nothing wrong took place[/quote'] Agree completely with this - the trolls here, as pathetic as they are, are actually mild compared to the vitriol I've been reading from the vast majority of Lankan fans against Sehwag/India/BCCI. There is a lot of genuine hatred against India from these people.
achilles Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Agree with your view..I'm on the view that Sanga & Dilshan should've gotten bannes as well... This matter not only shamed the players.. it shamed the SL team as a whole as well as the country they are representing.. I'm sure you will remember this post before getting annoyed by the posts here, which are pretty much saying the same things that you just have.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 So stop generalizing here. Everyone here is talking about Sangakarra' date= Dilly and Suraj. We are mature enough to acknowledge that there are good elements in your country which had nothing to do with this. Also, BCCI DID NOT INSTRUCT YOUR BOARD TO DO ANYTHING. 1. Everyone, we??? so generalizing continues.. :hmmmm: 2. How about ur media and Sewag's whining after initial comments, just for a personal milestone (he himself generalize the things saying Lankans do this, Lankans do that.. just disgusting from a high profile player)?? :ohmy:
achilles Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 1. Everyone' date= we??? so generalizing continues.. :hmmmm: 2. How about ur media and Sewag's whining after initial comments, just for a personal milestone (he himself generalize the things saying Lankans do this, Lankans do that.. just disgusting from a high profile player)?? :ohmy: So you do accept that it was the media pressure and not the BCCI which ensured action in this case? And by doing this you do submit that SLC needed to prodded by the media and not by the incident per se, to protect their own honour and respect! PS- You conveniently picked on ONE part of my post to find stuff that could sail your boat. Given your posts, some of which are a touch dignified, I didn't expect this from you.
achilles Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 One more thing, we wouldn't have defended our players had Ojha and Ishant denied Murali the landmark, which too is a personal milestone.
CSK Fan Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Very very bad move by Sri Lanka. Sure they shouldn't stand by this but they should have spared the lad. Poor fella he wouldn't have had a grip of the situation, he would have done it as a spur of the moment. Fining match fees is all right but to ban him for a match for this, that's a bit over the top. . Getting punished for wrong doing (even if the punishment was too strict) never harms a young player in the long run. Its whn you ignore these things that indiscipline seeps into every player. Look at the state PCB and Pak players are right now. If they had acted strictly on the first major offenders, Asif and Sohaib, they wouldnt have had the long list of law breaking after that
DomainK Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Very very bad move by Sri Lanka. Sure they shouldn't stand by this but they should have spared the lad. Poor fella he wouldn't have had a grip of the situation, he would have done it as a spur of the moment. Fining match fees is all right but to ban him for a match for this, that's a bit over the top. In fact SL is a winner here, I'm pretty sure if it were India they would not have done the same and would have said we exposed ICC. Same goes with Aussies or NZ. I still think the flaw lies with the system not the player. To be fair Randiv bowled three legit deliveries before he bowled a no ball. It possibly was more of a prank than anything. I don't think it is fair to drop a player for this reason. SL cricket board is probably the most ruthless cricket board on earth right now, they are upholding the values and are standing by the right. I dont think it was a prank. I am quite sure that it was deliberate and malicious. But I agree with you that the punishment was harsh especially given that randiv showed the heart to come clean, confess and apologize. Not many would have done that. Things happen in the heat of the moment, but for me, the matter was over when he apologized. SLC needed to see whether Rabdiv did that under instructions from the captain or not. If Sanga had a role to play in it, he should have been punished. Randiv should have been rewarded for confessing and apologizing.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 So you do accept that it was the media pressure and not the BCCI which ensured action in this case? And by doing this you do submit that SLC needed to prodded by the media and not by the incident per se, to protect their own honour and respect! PS- You conveniently picked on ONE part of my post to find stuff that could sail your boat. Given your posts, some of which are a touch dignified, I didn't expect this from you. I left second part to reply from a different post and just forget it. Again it's the same thing that we are circling around. U can see my general opinion about the incident in that 'Sangakkara blasts Sehwag for stoking fire' thread. So I think no need to repost them.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 One more thing' date=' we wouldn't have defended our players had Ojha and Ishant denied Murali the landmark, which too is a personal milestone.[/quote'] I won't defend if SL player denied any player's lifetime achievement of that magnitude although I'm not too excited about personal milestones in a team's game. But comparing the two situations is just ridiculous. Also personally I won't do Sehwag or Dilshan like childish things in a cricket match.
satyam1729 Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 Sangakkara has been issued a level 2 charge, escapes sanction Breaking news: Sangakkara has been issued a level 2 charge for incident with Nathan McCullum. Remember, in the over no 26.5, he had flicked a ball to fine-leg region. As he was about to finish the first run, he bumped into Nathan, the bowler, while trying to ground the bat. The bowler didn't like it. The umpires got into picture. Now Sanga has been charged. He will visit the match referee later http://www.cricinfo.com/sl-tri2010/engine/current/match/473315.html
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