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The forum will go through a drastic change. Sir John will officially reveal himself Flamy and Gunner will call it quits Gauri & IL P's private sex tape will be leaked by the mods MTC will collect his 10th medallion for writing unending articles on future of Indian cricket Vaibhav will blog from his bedroom with a life size poster of MSD(a lil roughed up)sitting next to his hammock Fineleggy will officially takeover spamming duties from RoRo with inane match analysis KT will be vindicated when Nehra officially becomes the most hated trundler Mariyam will be the most sought after female poster, taking over Aaku's spot === Aaku missing all the attention will finally resort to coup d'état with Shibi in tow Forums will introduce sections accessible only to Northies & Southies separately leaving all the easties & westies rise to rebellion
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I know that kind. The purists. My dad is one of them :P Keep harping about pure cricket aka test cricket. "And in my childhood we used to listen to Gavaskar's batting on a radio. That is asli cricket and you people are the most gullible lot this country has seen. Anything can be marketed to you youngsters" Been there. Heard that. :haha:
well, that IS the real cricket......just see the kind of cricket in the recent India SA test series....is it even possible to have such high quality in Tontee-Tontee. IMO T20 is only entertainment. As Navjot Singh Sidhu says ""If one-day cricket was pyjama cricket, then Twenty20 is underwear cricket." :haha:
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Not T-20. The T-20 WC and champions trophy are not even close to the IPL in terms of excitement. My love is solely for the IPL. :heart: It has popularized the game beyond even Lalit Modi's wildest expectations. When the IPL is on everyone is discussing just that. I stay 45 mins (peak hour traffic) from Wankhede/Brabourne. My college was very close to both.But I've never attended a test game in my life, and attended only 3-4 ODIs. Most of the crowd for these games were the rowdy types. In just 3 ( 2 actually, as one was in South Africa) seasons of IPL, I have already attended 10 games. Even though the tickets are muuuuuch more expensive. IPL in a stadium is like a big party with friends, music, lots of people cheering, very festive moods, bollywood people around, almost no bitterness/ bottle throwing/swearing that one sees in ODIs and cricket is just an additional entertainer. IPL has increased the mass appeal of cricket multiple fold.
good!! But between all the good stuff, cricket gets boring sometimes in the IPL due to overdose and bat dominating the ball all the time. it is distracting for upcoming cricketers who could be good in test match format and injury-risking for the established players. Plus, the IPL doesnt give anything to the real cricket:P, i.e. the test cricket. None of the ipl players can make it to the test team based on the ipl show. Other than that, IPL is awesome.
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Not T-20. The T-20 WC and champions trophy are not even close to the IPL in terms of excitement. My love is solely for the IPL. :heart: It has popularized the game beyond even Lalit Modi's wildest expectations. When the IPL is on everyone is discussing just that. I stay 45 mins (peak hour traffic) from Wankhede/Brabourne. My college was very close to both.But I've never attended a test game in my life, and attended only 3-4 ODIs. Most of the crowd for these games were the rowdy types. In just 3 ( 2 actually, as one was in South Africa) seasons of IPL, I have already attended 10 games. Even though the tickets are muuuuuch more expensive. IPL in a stadium is like a big party with friends, music, lots of people cheering, very festive moods, bollywood people around, almost no bitterness/ bottle throwing/swearing that one sees in ODIs and cricket is just an additional entertainer. IPL has increased the mass appeal of cricket multiple fold.
I like the way u think :woot:
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wasnt pleasent last time around; only thread you saw were drop everyone ' date=' shoot chappel[/quote'] :haha: lol, I was lurking at ICFever during those days, I can imagine the scenes here
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What about the England tour???
Yea it will be good. But im so over hyping every series we play. we win or lose, we still move on. But the England series might be the last matches for Dravid or even God(hopefully not). Im predicting he will retire after Australia series(in tests). And australia series are always intense on and off the pitch, for the past decade.
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Im predicting he will retire after Australia series(in tests). And australia series are always intense on and off the pitch, for the past decade.
No way is Tendulkar going to retire outside India.
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Yea it will be good. But im so over hyping every series we play. we win or lose, we still move on. But the England series might be the last matches for Dravid or even God(hopefully not). Im predicting he will retire after Australia series(in tests). And australia series are always intense on and off the pitch, for the past decade.
No way is Tendulkar going to retire outside India.
He's gonna retire when and if we play the pakis at home in 2012 after the Australia tour
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Mariyam will be the most sought after female poster, taking over Aaku's spot === Aaku missing all the attention will finally resort to coup d'état with Shibi in tow
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Pakistan will not tour India due to security concerns.
Ya Security is not good enough at Lahore/Islamabad airport and hence pakistani playres will be kept away from local airports. PCB is looking to arrange if they players can go by boat.
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I like the way u think :woot:
:two_thumbs_up: : blush blush:
how much?
Anything between Rs 400 to Rs 5000. I've been to a game at the Brabourne stadium, when I got near the pavilion seats for Rs 500 just 15 mins before the start of the game. I've also paid Rs 3000 for a not so great seat for the IPL 3 final, in spite of buying the ticket a week in advance. The cost varies according to the importance of the game. to Sachin=God and Vaibhav_Delhi Why should IPL give back to real cricket? I don't understand the logic. IPL doesn't owe anything to real/test cricket and is under no obligation to give anything back to it.
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