Ram Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Exactly, its entirely Sehwag’s fault that some misguided senior in the Sri Lankan team decided to coax Suraj Randiv into bowling that no-ball. He is also fully responsible for Suraj Randiv actually being naïve enough to follow those instructions, in addition to the SLC’s swift maneuvering to use Randiv as a pawn and use this incident to send veiled threats to all of the seniors in the Sri Lankan team. Sangakarra is completely right, how pathetic of Viru! :giggle:
Andy Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 What are talking about? Looks like you messed up there for a change. :giggle: Check my post. I have said in reply to what you have wrote.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Check my post. I have said in reply to what you have wrote. Unfortunately I can't access the report of that Indian news paper which had published the Sehwag's incident. Did u guys block it? :haha: Anyway I need to re-look it and get to know what has really taken place there. Until then, There I just wanted to differentiate what I think about denying a personal milestone vs cheating to change the result of the match (result - which is the single main thing in the game). It's look like u get it as, I was going at Sehwag. Lol.
Andy Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Unfortunately I can't access the report of that Indian news paper which had published the Sehwag's incident. Did u guys block it? :haha: Anyway I need to re-look it and get to know what has really taken place there. Until then, There I just wanted to differentiate what I think about denying a personal milestone vs cheating to change the result of the match (result - which is the single main thing in the game). It's look like u get it as, I was going at Sehwag. Lol. Sehwag did it to win the match. No way it was cheating. If anyone sends the ball to the boundary after catching it, it is done well within the rules of the game. But the main ourpose was to win the match. Here had SL main purpose been to win the match none of us would have had any problem. They did it just because of their low life thinking. Nothing more. Sorry to use this word. I have heard they did it once in 2001 also when Ganguly left starnded on 98. It has something to do with their nature, they cant stand opposition do something which is worth appreciable.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Sehwag did it to win the match. No way it was cheating. If anyone sends the ball to the boundary after catching it, it is done well within the rules of the game. But the main ourpose was to win the match. Here had SL main purpose been to win the match none of us would have had any problem. They did it just because of their low life thinking. Nothing more. Sorry to use this word. I have heard they did it once in 2001 also when Ganguly left starnded on 98. It has something to do with their nature, they cant stand opposition do something which is worth appreciable. Oh my word, that's something to see. But it'll never happen because SL doesn't cheat to win matches. We have already won 'spirit of the cricket' award twice. How many India has? I stand by my argument. Cheating to change the result of the match (in any scale) is much ****ier thing than denying a personal milestone. It's simple. You can use any words, that's ur choice. Don't follow the medias blindly. You are blinded by the medias and their sensationalized theories over spirit of the game. And finally, to end the argument I have former Indian captain to back me, look at this. Lankans did nothing wrong: Borde :winky: Edit: After all, I won't encourage anyone to do what Dilshan did.
Zap_Brannigan Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Don't follow the medias blindly. You are blinded by the medias and their sensationalized theories over spirit of the game. And finally, to end the argument I have former Indian captain to back me, look at this. Lankans did nothing wrong: Borde Yeah dont follow the media blindly...except this media report i present!! :stupido2:
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 19, 2010 Posted August 19, 2010 Yeah dont follow the media blindly...except this media report i present!! :stupido2: :finger:
Zap_Brannigan Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 :finger: what a great comeback...you must be so proud!!
Params7 Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 Something like this was bound to happen. Even the best of friends get irritated when they keep playing against each other all the time. These two countries need to break their marriage and play other countries and only see each other in ICC tournies for next 5 years.
Duckworth&Lewis Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 Something like this was bound to happen. Even the best of friends get irritated when they keep playing against each other all the time. These two countries need to break their marriage and play other countries and only see each other in ICC tournies for next 5 years. Absolutely right, similar styles, similar strategies, similar looking physics, and now similar looking kits in ODIs. They almost look like two club teams from the same country.
yoda Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 Absolutely right' date=' similar styles, similar strategies, similar looking physics, and now similar looking kits in ODIs. They almost look like two club teams from the same country.[/quote'] Except that one team behaves like a bunch of morons on the field. :hehe:
Rajan Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 Except that one team behaves like a bunch of morons on the field. :hehe: Except that one team behaves like a bunch of morons on and the field and as hypocrites off the field - fixed it..
DomainK Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 And now Nathan McCullum is making a big deal out of nothing. Everyone is conspiring against poor saint Sanga.:hitler:
achilles Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 And now Nathan McCullum is making a big deal out of nothing. Everyone is conspiring against poor saint Sanga.:hitler: "Mr.Domaink, that is not the way I play my cricket" :hitler: - Your friend, Kumar Sangakkara
Rajan Posted August 20, 2010 Posted August 20, 2010 "Mr.Domaink, that is not the way I play my cricket" :hitler: - Your friend, Kumar Sangakkara :hysterical::haha::hysterical:
Karan114 Posted August 21, 2010 Author Posted August 21, 2010 http://www.cricinfo.com/sl-tri2010/content/current/story/473691.html This is the first time the teams will play each other after the Suraj Randiv no-ball controversy, providing an edge to the contest. Dhoni insisted that though "whatever happened was bad, the incident must be forgotten" while Sangakkara talked of his team taking responsibility when they make mistakes, before adding, "we don't try and hide behind the press or hide behind our board." What a ****
Rajan Posted August 21, 2010 Posted August 21, 2010 //Sangakkara talked of his team taking responsibility when they make mistakes, before adding, "we don't try and hide behind the press or hide behind our board."// this after he licked the NZ bowler Nathan McCullum in the dressing room after the match, for bumping in. 1st class Moron, fits the bill for 'HYPOCRITE". he preaches something and practices something else, himself does not follow what he preaches to others. was caught once when he feighned ignorance about the "no ball'.now, after giving gyans, this !
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