DomainK Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 One series win over India and English man are jumping like mad monkeys. That too at home. When was the last time England won a series in India?
rajmarie Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 Was I here in the bad patch second test.... Yes I will be here in 2012 too:winky: We will see.....but lets see...were u here when ur team lost in the WC...No...so certainly once Eng start losing...which will be soon..since they r buring their good charm candle from both ends....u will be back into hibernation......WINTER IN COMING SOON...go collect some nuts...or whatever u eat
rajmarie Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 That too at home. When was the last time England won a series in India? They never will also.....Let Eng fans have good time now....they have been everybody *****es in the last decade. Finally time to win 1 or 2 series.
Septimius Severus Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 Lol at indian fan excuses. Is this how far you lot have sunk, to have an excuse after each test? After 1st test But...but ind are slow starters, just wait till the 2nd test they always bounce back. Bounceability. After 2nd Test: but...wait till sehwag comes back for test 3, Anderson will be smashed. After 3rd Test: ind will perform better at the Oval, they always do. After 4th Test: yeah Eng won the series but can they win in india. Answer : emphatic YES
Rajiv Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 ^^ What category do u belong to? Indian Fan, Cricket fan or an imposter who was banned b4 ( since I know who u r )
Rajiv Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 I am hiding under my desk. ..hanging on a tree outside edgbaston
Rajiv Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 ^ Rajiv' date=' Why don't you just ban the joker?[/quote'] Which one? there are many to go around
ali0786 Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 That too at home. When was the last time England won a series in India? England have never been a # 1 team when they toured India. India came to England as a # 1 team with some of the best batsmen. The way India have lost matches is embarrassing given their test ranking. And every team is good at home, we have seen this series what Indian team is capable of these days away from home. And don't bring in 2007 series you won, because that was 4 years ago!
Cric_is_Life Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 Good to see British Prime Minister among cricket watching public today...
Rajiv Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 England have never been a # 1 team when they toured India. India came to England as a # 1 team with some of the best batsmen. The way India have lost matches is embarrassing given their test ranking. And every team is good at home, we have seen this series what Indian team is capable of these days away from home. And don't bring in 2007 series you won, because that was 4 years ago! Very true, and hard facts
koksmayu Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 we dont allowed here anti indian fans here atall thats wy its name www.indiancricketfans.com
ludhianvi Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 The majority are in India. The rest are scattered around the world mainly found in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Middle East. :giggle: The details: * Germany has 35,000 NRIs * Switzerland has 13500 NRIs * Austria: There are around 12,000 NRIs, mostly Keralites NRIs in USA: * The US Census Bureau has pegged the average Indian American family annual income at $60,000 as against the national average of $38,885. It is estimated that annual buying power of Indian Americans stands at $25 billion. * Today, NRIs are the second largest Asian group (2,226,585) in the US, behind only the Chinese (2,762,524). Source: 2003 American Community Survey * Indians own 50% of all economy lodges and 35% of all hotels in the US, which have a combined market value of almost $40 billion. * One in every nine Indians in the US is a millionaire, comprising 10% of US millionaires. Source: 2003 Merrill Lynch SA Market Study * A University of California, Berkeley, study reported that one-third of the engineers in Silicon Valley are of Indian descent, while 7% of valley hi-tech firms are led by Indian CEOs. Source: Silicon India Readership Survey * Indians along with other Asians, have the highest educational qualifications of all ethnic groups in the US. Almost 67% of all Indians have a bachelorÃÔ or high degree (compared to 28% nationally). Almost 40% of all Indians have a masterÃÔ, doctorate or other professional degree, which is five times the national average. Source: The Indian American Centre for Political Awareness. NRIs in UK: * There are 1,051,800 people of Indian origin in the UK. * The Indian emigrant community in the United Kingdom is now in its third generation. Nor NRIs have been remarkably successful and moved from their being bus-conductors, waiters, and small shopkeepers to their being doctors, lawyers, accountants and successful businesspeople. * Indian food is now regarded as part of the British cuisine. * A remarkable collection of the oral history of the British NRIs is available on Britain's leading NRI website History Talking.com. It's a web radio where you can listen to some of the leading NRIs living in the UK. * Indian culture has been constantly referenced within wider British culture, at first as an "exotic" influence in films like My Beautiful Laundrette, but now increasingly as a familiar feature in films like Bend It Like Beckham. NRIs in Malaysia * NRI minority ethnic group, making up 7% of the Malaysian population. * Most Indians migrated to Malaysia as plantation laborers under British rule-most of these are Tamil but some Malayalam- and Telugu * 80% of ethnic Indians in Malaysia identify as Hindus. Deepavali and Thaipusam are the main festivals. NRIs in Middle East: NRI population in Middle East: Saudi Arabia 1,400,000 , United Arab Emirates 1,200,000 , Kuwait 500,000. Oman 350,000 Qatar 175,000 , Bahrain 140,000 , Yemen 100,000 , Jordan 4,100 * Most of the people from Kerala and other south Indian states moved to the Gulf after the oil boom to work as labourers and for clerical jobs.They do not normally become citizens, retain their Indian passports and treated as second class citizens * Indians still like to work in the Gulf is because of the tax-free income and minority are either employed in the highest echelons of major banks and corporations or have prospered greatly through conducting business in the region. * Because of a lack of labour laws Indian workers are forced to work long hours outside in desert conditions, for low wages. Most of these single male Manual workers come from poor families in India NRIs in Africa South Africa 1,200,000 , Mauritius 800,000 , Reunion 250,000 , Kenya 70,000 , Uganda 60,000 Tanzania 50,000 , Madagascar 30,000 , Mozambique 21,000 , Zambia 20,000 , Zimbabwe 20,000 * Most Asians in South Africa came as labourers who were brought by the British from India in the 19th century, mostly to work in what is now the province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) * Others came as Indian traders from the Gujarat who migrated to South Africa at around the same time * Mahatma Gandhi worked as a lawyer in the city in the early 1900 NRIs in Canada * There are about 800,000 NRIs in the Canada. Out of this population, 42% are Hindu, 39% are Sikh, and the remainder are Muslim, Christian, Jain and Buddhist. Punjabis accounted for more than half of population * More than 70% live in Toronto and Vancouver. The majority of Vancouver Indians are of Sikh Punjabi origin NRI population in the world. * Middle East o Saudi Arabia 1,400,000 o United Arab Emirates 1,200,000 o Kuwait 500,000 o Oman 350,000 o Qatar 175,000 o Bahrain 140,000 o Yemen 100,000 o Jordan 4,100 * Asia o Hong Kong S.A.R. 35,000 o Malaysia 2,300,000 o Singapore 400,000 o Philippines 125,000 * South America o Guyana 326,782 o Suriname 162,113 o Trinidad 473,735 * Africa o South Africa 1,200,000 o Mauritius 800,000 o Reunion 250,000 o Kenya 70,000 o Uganda 60,000 o Tanzania 50,000 o Madagascar 30,000 o Mozambique 21,000 o Zambia 20,000 o Zimbabwe 20,000 * Europe o United Kingdom 1,500,000 o Netherlands 300,000 o France 70,000 * North America o United States 2,500,000 o Canada 800,000 * Fiji 350,000 * Australia 150,000 * New Zealand 70,000
wobblydoggy Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 @OP your team had a good series. Enjoy it because these good times are not gonna last long :winky: We will see. Lots of claims over the ODI's now, i would be careful unless you have been hiding some real bowlers somewhere:haha:
wobblydoggy Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 we dont allowed here anti indian fans here atall thats wy its name www.indiancricketfans.com Not anti India
wobblydoggy Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 We will see.....but lets see...were u here when ur team lost in the WC...No...so certainly once Eng start losing...which will be soon..since they r buring their good charm candle from both ends....u will be back into hibernation......WINTER IN COMING SOON...go collect some nuts...or whatever u eat I had not joined the site then. But I am here now
Cric_is_Life Posted August 19, 2011 Posted August 19, 2011 We will see. Lots of claims over the ODI's now, i would be careful unless you have been hiding some real bowlers somewhere:haha: ODI doesn't need any super skilled bowlers as long as your captain and opener is Alastair cook :--D
wobblydoggy Posted August 19, 2011 Author Posted August 19, 2011 ODI doesn't need any super skilled bowlers as long as your captain and opener is Alastair cook :--D He is new at the job, but we will see. I am not bothered about ODI's I am a test man:--D
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