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Will these loses be forgotten when India starts winning at home?


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No' date=' last time in England, [b']eveyone thought it was a one-off thing...injuries to top players etc. Now we know there is a deeper mailaise. Certain changes will take place for sure.
Not everyone. Some knew it right after the SA tour that disaster was looming. The mass euphoria over the world cup & the ridiculous rankings drowned out the foretellers of doom.
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Not everyone. Some knew it right after the SA tour that disaster was looming. The mass euphoria over the world cup & the ridiculous rankings drowned out the foretellers of doom.
pakis still at the bottom
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Yes we will forget this and it will be the same story win on flat tracks at home and the Indian fans will be screaming how we are such a great team, nothing is going to change this has been going on for decades and it will continue to. We the fans are at fault as much as the corrupt BCCI, we need to make a stand now, Indian cricket is a disgrace and a laughing stock around the world, but the BCCI does not care.

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I dunno, England forgot about the 2006-2007 Ashes demoltion of 5-0 very, very quickly once they won them back in 2009. I think it's different for India though, we all know how well they play at home, the litmus test is performing overseas. There can't be much satisfaction in beating up on the Bangas and Zimbos on dustbowls at home when you consistently lose by an innings every match away from India.
I don't think they forgot about it, it would have still been fresh in their memory I'm sure.
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The last time we were in this kind of a mess, was after the 2007 WC. Then, although the personels dinn; change, but there were a few changes around the leadership and the support staff. Hopefully, this time, some harsh decisions would be taken.

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I hope some changes are made and we give chance to our youngsters rather than hanging on to the legends as they have failed to perform in last 7 matches away from home. Don't want them to score runs on flat pitches of India and then retire when time comes to play away games. Performance should be the criteria not your stature in international cricket.

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Ofcourse most will move on the next series.At the end of the day cricket is a sport which is for entertainment which means enjoyment.Being realist what is the point of clinging onto lost series in the past rather than looking towards to the present and future.There are lot more important things in life to get worked up and being disconsolate a few bad memories in the past. And either way what does it matter whether we remember or forgot it? It is upto BCCI to rectify the issues starting with retiring our seniors.Whether we remember or forget these losses isnt going to change BCCI thought process its upto them to take actions.

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Its very little the average Indian Cricket fan can do except rant (as we are doning here). But eventually, if the team will keep losing, BCCI will have to pay the price for taking the cricket lovers of this country for granted. I am sure even during the current Aussie test series many Indians would have switched off their TVs. Lower TRP means less commercial profits. BCCI with its apathy is killing the goose with the golden eggs.

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Dhoni and bums will get smashed in the world T20. Jokers/friends/talentless hacks will be picked and the "bowling" smoked out of every ground. The bowling is beyond a joke - even 4 overs is too much for the trundlers to maintain any discipline. With the current selectors, captain and coach there is no hope.

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Stupid thread. If I asked the other way around, will these wins be forgotten when India starts losing? Just like in world cup 2011 victory. The answer is have been very different.

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Stupid thread. If I asked the other way around, will these wins be forgotten when India starts losing? Just like in world cup 2011 victory. The answer is have been very different.
Comparing WC to Test cricket?:nono:

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