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English Commentators vs Indian Commentators


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And he starts off with a wide That's just what the doctor ordered Alll in all, its has been.... By virtue of this win, they take.... That will do his confidence no harm/a world of good He's flashed hard No half measures there He's thrown the kitchen sink at that Good sensible cricket from ...... not trying anything flash Good head on his shoulders We've witnessed a great game of cricket with over/close to 600 runs being scored
He makes no mistake Finishes it off in style ( any match that ends with a four or six) Takes the aerial route Picked his spot ( any well crafted shot) Pitch will get slow and low as the game progresses ( Perth or Wankhede, doesn't matter) He's the kind of batsman who likes the ball coming on to the bat ( be it Sachin or Murali) When he hits them, they stay hit,
One more classic from him. "He is cool as a cucumber" Sunil always has a rant about over throws.
This is what T20 has done to players, they think they have to throw at the stumps everytime.
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The retired English players, especially the more celebrated ones, like Boycott, Botham, Vaughn, Hussain etc. were very very partial and were more interested in undermining the career achievements and abilities of all the Indian players rather than celebrate their own victory in England. Their behaviour was disgraceful and classless to say the least. I am happy that the Indian commentators and past players have not stooped to their distastefully low levels after India's thumping win. England still has some very good players and their ability should not be undermined.

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