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How the hell did India get to number one? ..Geoffrey Boycott


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Well i'm not the one who cant take the criticism when your team is playing absolutely *****y now am I ?
Well atleast u accepted ur name ! N if our team is playing pathetic cricket, whats bothering u ? Go cheer for ur team, dude ! Its just cricket, u know...Who knows, in the next 6 months, we might again be no 1..What u gonna say then ? So , save it !
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By playing mostly and winning mostly in India. India was always going to struggle outside of India, and once Sachin, Dravid, and Laxman retire then they will become very very mediocre.....they are playing these days like one anyways. Same for England...home bullies they are. Pakistan will give them a beating soon.

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By playing mostly and winning mostly in India. India was always going to struggle outside of India, and once Sachin, Dravid, and Laxman retire then they will become very very mediocre.....they are playing these days like one anyways. Same for England...home bullies they are. Pakistan will give them a beating soon.
Bull we won more tests compared to Pakistan outside Home in this decade one bad series doesnt make us bad like ur batting greats yousuf and younis khan couldnt even save from 10-0 white wash by aus and pakistan couldnt never get to no.1 even when they had wasim waqar imran . Look at our odi side no laxman dravid ganguly still won the series in Australia new zealand Srilanka.
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I thought you were the sheriff:hysterical:
Yeah I also happen to be a mean mofo with a big stick. :cantstop:
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By playing mostly and winning mostly in India. India was always going to struggle outside of India, and once Sachin, Dravid, and Laxman retire then they will become very very mediocre.....they are playing these days like one anyways. Same for England...home bullies they are. Pakistan will give them a beating soon.
Yes, playing and winning in our own country is definitely that we have done. Something which current Pakistani team and of the future will not do..Not by choice though :hysterical: And we definitely are betting on pakistan to do so. Hopefully there will be no 'No balls ' from them this time :hysterical:
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Your just upset because your team is playing like school girls' date=' maybe we should send our womens team in 2012:giggle:[/quote'] Then we will send our bai's to beat ur team.
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at least we reached 3 finals in a row (T20 included)..so yeah :finger:
We only managed to reach just 2 semis and won both the titles, including the biggest one of them all - the World Cup so :finger: By the way we f****d your team to the title both the times :haha:
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Yes, playing and winning in our own country is definitely that we have done. Something which current Pakistani team and of the future will not do..Not by choice though :hysterical: And we definitely are betting on pakistan to do so. Hopefully there will be no 'No balls ' from them this time :hysterical:
Win or lose, they always play away from home! :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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Well i'm not the one who cant take the criticism when your team is playing absolutely *****y now am I ?
Its always a pleasure When India beats Pakistan in cricket that happiness can only be shared with my Indian brothers
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Win or lose' date=' they always play away from home! :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:[/quote'] Dont worry phaast bowlers have UAE as home phaast tracks
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your team is playing like school girls' date=' :[/quote'] Our team actually played like school girls. That is a fair criticism. I don't mind Englishmen viciously criticizing the current performance by the Indian team. We really played badly and England has played well --- kudos to the English team. What I mind though is ex-players like Boycott and others critisizing the immense effort of the Indian team in the last 3 years to be the nr. 1 team for almost 2 years and also winning the World Cup. That really is acting like vintage selfish Boycott that he so desperately tries to hide nowadays. :winky:
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Our team actually played like school girls. That is a fair criticism. I don't mind Englishmen viciously criticizing the current performance by the Indian team. We really played badly and England has played well --- kudos to the English team. What I mind though is ex-players like Boycott and others critisizing the immense effort of the Indian team in the last 3 years to be the nr. 1 team for almost 2 years and also winning the World Cup. That really is acting like vintage selfish Boycott that he so desperately tries to hide nowadays. :winky:
:two_thumbs_up: To undermine and ridicule India's effort at reaching the pinnacle based on this series' performance is frankly hitting below the belt. India put as much effort as England, if not more, to get there and you can imagine the monumental effort based on the bowling talent we have. To get there with these bowling resources and to win the world cup with these bowlers is frankly stupendous. English criticism or taking shots at India being no. 1 is as ridiculous as someone laughing at England in the future when England are no longer the top dog. Yes, celebrate and cherish your achievement but don't undermine others'.
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:two_thumbs_up: To undermine and ridicule India's effort at reaching the pinnacle based on this series' performance is frankly hitting below the belt. India put as much effort as England, if not more, to get there and you can imagine the monumental effort based on the bowling talent we have. To get there with these bowling resources and to win the world cup with these bowlers is frankly stupendous. English criticism or taking shots at India being no. 1 is as ridiculous as someone laughing at England in the future when England are no longer the top dog. Yes, celebrate and cherish your achievement but don't undermine others'.
Well said. Michael Atherton has written in an article in a very demeaning way something to the effect that justice has been done now that India is no longer the number 1 side. This really is sad coming from ex-english captains. It proves how bitter they were with a couple of decade of failure. Strauss, on the other hand, is behaving in a very dignified fashion. Good to see.
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Well said. Michael Atherton has written in an article in a very demeaning way something to the effect that justice has been done now that India is no longer the number 1 side. This really is sad coming from ex-english captains. It proves how bitter they were with a couple of decade of failure. Strauss' date= on the other hand, is behaving in a very dignified fashion. Good to see.
Strauss has always been a class act, in stark contrast to most of the former English players in the media.
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Well said. Michael Atherton has written in an article in a very demeaning way something to the effect that justice has been done now that India is no longer the number 1 side. This really is sad coming from ex-english captains. It proves how bitter they were with a couple of decade of failure. Strauss' date= on the other hand, is behaving in a very dignified fashion. Good to see.
These sort of statements say more about them (Atherton, Vaughan etc.) than about the object of the article - Team India in this case.
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:two_thumbs_up: To undermine and ridicule India's effort at reaching the pinnacle based on this series' performance is frankly hitting below the belt. India put as much effort as England, if not more, to get there and you can imagine the monumental effort based on the bowling talent we have. To get there with these bowling resources and to win the world cup with these bowlers is frankly stupendous. English criticism or taking shots at India being no. 1 is as ridiculous as someone laughing at England in the future when England are no longer the top dog. Yes, celebrate and cherish your achievement but don't undermine others'.
Yet when India beat England in 2007, Indian fans & media derided England as minnows and questioned their Test status. Sometimes, you reap what you sow
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Yet when India beat England in 2007, Indian fans & media derided England as minnows and questioned their Test status. Sometimes, you reap what you sow
Did the past Indian captains / players say anythng ridiculous like England never ever deserved test status or something equally bad ? If they did then you had every right to feel aggrieved. The Ordinary fans would always be biased. Although that is not good I don't think that can be stopped. It is the comments by past English captains/ important players that is objectionable. Also, the more pertinent question here is bashing the current bad performance, which should be done, vis-a-vis deriding past wonderful performances. Did that happen after the 2007 tour ?

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