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Current Indian players' views on the recent 'spot-fixing' saga


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Akram & Imran are not ignoring their past and acting as saints like the ones mentioned.....Sachin was let off by ICC due to BCCI like Harbhajan in racism case....Everyone knows the truth...there is no smoke without fire
1) What power did BCCI hold during that period ? BCCI were in huge debt during that time and had no power to arm twist themselves let alone ICC. See if your going to argue with valid points then do put it on the table or else stop with the conspiracy theory. To protest Mike Denness' ruling even the South African players stood by the Indian players and decided to play the 3rd test against the ruling of Mike (i.e. suspension of certain Indian players for the 3rd test) and this is the reason why 3rd Test was tagged unofficial by the ICC. If you have any iota of knowledge of what took place in the 2nd test, you wouldn't have questioned Tendulkar's integrity. Just to give you a brief outline, 7 of the Indian players (close in + bowler + keeper) were fined for "excessive appealing". 2) The judge who ruled Bhajji innocent was a Kiwi (for the sake of neutrality) and if you really wanna know what transpired in the court room, please do us a favour and read this transcript. If you find any irregularity in that script, please put it forward and it shall be answered.
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What power did BCCI hold during that period ? BCCI were in huge debt during that time and had no power to arm twist themselves let alone ICC. See if your going to argue with valid points then do put it on the table or else stop with the conspiracy theory. The judge who ruled Bhajji innocent was a Kiwi (for the sake of neutrality) and if you really wanna know what transpired in the court room' date=' please do us a favour and read this transcript. If you find any irregularity in that script, please put it forward and it shall be answered.
Symmonds was forced to withdraw the racism charge by CA after BCCI pressure. No wonder Symmonds became so bitter and his career fell off after that incident. Hayden was the key witness but the puppet NZ judge took Sachin word who lied under oath to save his team mate. BCCI was exposed after all their drama of tour withdrawal and Buckoner removal from ICC umpire panel.
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Ball tampering is less serious than match fixing but I find it funny that all these convicted cheats like Dravid' date=Tendulkar,Warne ,Azhar jumping the band wagon and trying to get 5 minute of fame ignoring their own past records.
:cantstop: A paki calling someone a cheat :hysterical: Reminds me od a saying "ulta chor kotwal ko daante" :haha: Any further insights into Paki thought process? Maybe something on the lines since there are more bookies in India and bookies are at the root of match-fixing, thus India should be kicked out of ICC and banned from all forms of cricket :cantstop: Come on dude, don't leave us hanging. Between did the money received from fixing reach the flood victims or were you guys able to buy generators for the poor villagers yet? :hysterical:
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Symmonds was forced to withdraw the racism charge by CA after BCCI pressure. No wonder Symmonds became so bitter and his career fell off after that incident. Hayden was the key witness but the puppet NZ judge took Sachin word who lied under oath to save his team mate. BCCI was exposed after all their drama of tour withdrawal and Buckoner removal from ICC umpire panel.
So were you insect on the pitch who listened to the entire verbal duel. Because if you weren't, then you really don't know , do you? Btw Symonds is earning millions thanks to BCCI , so I don't see how he is bitter. But it clearly seems our dear neighbours are bitter with all the money that they don't have and are willing to sell their country for it.
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Ball tampering is less serious than match fixing but I find it funny that all these convicted cheats like Dravid' date='Tendulkar,Warne ,Azhar jumping the band wagon and trying to get 5 minute of fame ignoring their own past records.[/quote'] Good one. Its funny how posters here think problem only relates to Pakistan. They have all done it and keep doing it. No sympathy for Asif, Amir etc from me but all these players who got the cheat label on them regardless of how small or big their unsporting activity was, should just stay zipped.
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Good one. Its funny how posters here think problem only relates to Pakistan. They have all done it and keep doing it. No sympathy for Asif' date=' Amir etc from me but all these players who got the cheat label on them regardless of how small or big their unsporting activity was, should just stay zipped.[/quote'] I'd agree if u say the same about Akram,Imran
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Good one. Its funny how posters here think problem only relates to Pakistan. They have all done it and keep doing it. No sympathy for Asif' date=' Amir etc from me but all these players who got the cheat label on them regardless of how small or big their unsporting activity was, should just stay zipped.[/quote'] Another example of Paki approach... Step 1: We didn't do it! We can never do it as Pakistanis are honorable and can never cheat! Step 2: It was an accident, he didn't mean to cheat. Step 3: Prove the cheating in the court of law with proof such as audio and video clips with players themselves admitting to the crime else the players are innocent. Step 4: It's a conspiracy and the whole world is out to get us since they are jealous of us (another variation - they fear us)! Step 5: So what we cheated and got caught? Everyone does it. Even Abraham Lincoln lied when he was 5 so nobody's perfect. After all a crime is a crime - be it murder or a lie :hysterical: By the way Pak_Forever and other Paki fans are on to stage 5 by now :haha:
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I'd agree if u say the same about Akram' date='Imran[/quote'] Sure if they have done it. And it's not like they are coming out being all saints and suggesting "life bans" for players who do unsporting activities. It's all the Warnes, Vaughans, Dravid, Athertons, and Sachins who are passing comments when they should really stay shut on this topic.
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Sure if they have done it. And it's not like they are coming out being all saints and suggesting "life bans" for players who do unsporting activities. It's all the Warnes' date=' Vaughans, Dravid, Athertons, and Sachins who are passing comments when they should really stay shut on this topic.[/quote'] Imran suggested bans for guilty. stop bringing Sachin into this.if we start bring people for accusations,then whole Paki eam can be named,remember Oval 2006? Dravid,Sachin didnt suggest life bans.they said apprpriate action should be taken,could be anything
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Symmonds was forced to withdraw the racism charge by CA after BCCI pressure. No wonder Symmonds became so bitter and his career fell off after that incident. Hayden was the key witness but the puppet NZ judge took Sachin word who lied under oath to save his team mate. BCCI was exposed after all their drama of tour withdrawal and Buckoner removal from ICC umpire panel.
As I suspected you did not bother reading the transcript because the keywords that you were looking for in that article (e.g: Indians, cheat, tendulkar sucks, pakistani, poor victims etc.) were not there as this article was an obvious conspiracy theory. However your claim of Symond withdrawing his charge was not right as had he withdrawn the case the matter wouldn't have reached where ICC would have had to appoint a judge to have a look at what was going on. Symonds was bitter as CA because he thought he didn't have enough backing from his board as much as Bhajji did by BCCI. Second, do you have any proof where your claim of "Sachin was lying under the oath" could be proven right ? I mean where the hell do you get this conclusion by looking at the same bloody video many of us have watched and found insufficient evidence of what was actually communicated between the two (Symo and Bhajji). Last, again did you watch the game or are you just supporting the poor old bastard that Steve bucknor is ? His decisions weren't poor ones but ***ing howlers and not only one but as many as 7-8. Did you guys not ask for Hairs' removal after the Oval fiasco ? So in the same context we demanded a more fair authority to stand in the middle when our boys are giving their 100% and not spot fixing to win the bloody game. Here are few instances where Bucknor had shown his love for the Indian cricket team.
1992 India vs South Africa: It was the first Test match in which the ICC had introduced the third umpire. SA were 90 for 6, when Jonty Rhodes was run out by almost a foot. Bucknor refused to go upstairs despite Ravi Shastri and other Indian players coercing him to do so. SA recovered from there to 350 with the batsman in question scoring 90. 1998-99: India vs Pakistan: Shoaib Akhtar obstructs Sachin Tendulkar as he fails to make it to the crease. Bucknor turns a blind eye and refers to the third umpire. As the red light flashes and Tendulkar walks back to the dressing room, Eden Gardens erupts and police chase the crowds out of the stadium for the match to continue. 2003-04: India vs Australia: Sachin Tendulkar was given out leg-before at a crucial juncture when the ball appeared to be going well above the stumps on bouncy Brisbane track. 2003-4: India vs Australia: Bucknor was caught mimicking Rahul Dravid on camera at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The Indians lodged a protest with the game�s governing body. 2003-04: India vs Australia: India were denied a piece of history on the final day of the Sydney Test after Bucknor turned down many close LBW appeals against the Australians. Sourav Ganguly in his post series report to the ICC gave Bucknor very poor rating. The ICC rewarded them by appointing the Jamaican for the high-voltage three-Test series against Pakistan. 2004: India coach John Wright barged inside match referee Ranjan Madugalle�s room after he was unhappy Bucknor�s umpiring at the Gaddafi Stadium. Wright felt that the West Indian was biased, India lost the match. 2005: Bucknor, standing in his 100th Test, a feat achieved at Kolkata, made it one of his most memorable outings when he adjudged Tendulkar out caught behind when the bat was no where near the ball. So taken aback was Tendulkar with the decision that a few teammates reckoned he actually shed a tear. 2008: Bucknor rules Andrew Symonds not out after the batsman edged the ball to the wicketkeeper. Australia were 193 for 6 at that stage and they went on to score 376 for 7 at close of play. A few Indian cricketers swear they have never hard such a loud nick before. Ian Chappell reckons it was the worst decision he has seen after surviving one against Michael Holding during Kerry Packer days.
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Ball tampering is less serious than match fixing but I find it funny that all these convicted cheats like Dravid' date='Tendulkar,Warne ,Azhar jumping the band wagon and trying to get 5 minute of fame ignoring their own past records.[/quote'] Assuming you are a Paki, something's missing from your posts..haan "I lost all my respect for Dravid". I know you would've "lost respect" for Tendulkar when he was accused of ball tampering or was it during monkey gate when he defended Harbhajan (according to you)?
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A bit rich coming a player who is a convicted ball tamperer.
Dravid has an impeccable career bar that incident which was also more a mistake than a genuinely attempted ball tampering incident. He was not biting the ball like an animal like your kuptaan :finger:
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Dravid has an impeccable career bar that incident which was also more a mistake than a genuinely attempted ball tampering incident. He was not biting the ball like an animal like your kuptaan :finger:
If afridi does tampering that ''showing intention to win,patriot '' .... ....a honest cheat.
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Cricket's biggest chance to clean itself
Is Dravid alluding that this menace is wide spread and cricket has been dirty in recent times? Or is it just a remark at merely at fixing the system where the perpetrators get only a slap on the wrist and are welcomed back to play international cricket once again without facing any dire consequences for their actions..ala Asif hmmmm...

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