Sehwag1830 Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 BCCI was not too keen to resume the bilateral series, it recently changed its stance after a strict reminder from their prime minister following President Asif ZardariÃÔ visit to Delhi early last month. http://dawn.com/2012/06/02/proposed-indo-pak-series-no-room-for-pcb-as-bcci-aims-to-host-all-matches/ Since it is from Paki source don't trust it fully. But what kind of PM Pakistani beggars ? I mean they send their PM so that we play cricket with them ? They don't have any important issue to talk.
Number Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 That means Sonia Gandhi wants to watch India-Pakistan matches. :hmmm:
Ultimate_Game Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Phuck the politicians :mad: They make us look like dummies who have no self-respect. At least stick to your original stand of no bi-lateral ties till Pakis act on 26/11 perperators. Wish we had someone with balls as our PM, i.e. someone like Narendra Modi
superstar Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Idiots. The fools at MNS and sena go and cause problems for stupid things. But when real problems arise they will be hiding.
Pagalpanti Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Phuck the politicians :mad: They make us look like dummies who have no self-respect. At least stick to your original stand of no bi-lateral ties till Pakis act on 26/11 perperators. Wish we had someone with balls as our PM' date=' i.e. someone like Narendra Modi [/quote'] Firstly we shouldn't mix sports and politics. Why raise this only for cricket? When the countries have been trading other goods and playing other sports regularly since 26/11? But while your at it what has our govt done to the 26/11 perpetrators? Our court has failed to sentence kasab yet.
superstar Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Firstly we shouldn't mix sports and politics. Why raise this only for cricket? When the countries have been trading other goods and playing other sports regularly since 26/11? But while your at it what has our govt done to the 26/11 perpetrators? Our court has failed to sentence kasab yet. Cricket in India has a bigger following than politics. Do you know the minister for foreign trade? I do not. I know srini and shukla though :hatsoff: If they can mix politics with killing people I see no reason with us mixingpolitics with sports. Kasab is atleast in prison. we have only hanged on person in the past 10 years. That guy's case went for around 10 years and he asked for reprive from President as well. Kasab will eventually be hanged once all appeal process is over. Hafeez on the other hand is roaming free in Pak and challenging India and US.
Needforspeed Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 I really hope the tour faces some hitch and doesn't take place. This country will never have self-respect as long as some idiots consider killing of innocent civilian Indians as 'Politics'. @@#$%$%$$ *&^&^&^%@@ :wall:
Vilander Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 WTF politics.... ?? killing of 166 people in the middle of their work day with a bunch of brain drained coward army commandos dressed as civilians is not Politics. I dislike getting pissed while in ICF, but if Indians do not respect Indian lives, then god save this country. pak is a ***** of a country, the only place they deserve is hell.
Ultimate_Game Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Firstly we shouldn't mix sports and politics. Why raise this only for cricket? When the countries have been trading other goods and playing other sports regularly since 26/11? But while your at it what has our govt done to the 26/11 perpetrators? Our court has failed to sentence kasab yet. Only the most naive would think that sports and politics don't mix. They do and thinking otherwise is being way too simple minded. How do you expect sports to carry on when country A is embarking on terroristic actvities against country B whereby hundreds of citizens of country B have lost lives? As for sports & politics not mixing let me remind you of Munich 72, Apartheid in SA and attack on SL cricketers in Pakiland. National interest trumps all and should be above everything else including sports. What do you say to a person who lost his/her loved ones in the 26/11 terrorist attack when Pakis are playing India in Mumbai? That it's ok and it's only sport? A nation has to put pressure any which way it can to ensure its self interest. It worked in the case of apartheid and we should do the same. Cricket is the most high profile sports and this is where we can hit & hurt Pakis hard. We rule cricketing world and we should make the most of it to put pressure on Pakis. Another objection I have about resuming the ties now is that if we resume the ties now why did we have the embargo in the first place and what exactly has changed for us to change our stance now? It will make us look like a soft state, which we are by the way, and a fool where we can't even hold on to our own stance. Others will simply have a good chuckle at our expense. I know you and other fans are looking forward to Indo-Pak cricket but national interests, security of our nation and self-respect has to come first.
Crookbond Posted June 2, 2012 Posted June 2, 2012 Another objection I have about resuming the ties now is that if we resume the ties now why did we have the embargo in the first place and what exactly has changed for us to change our stance now? THIS. I would honestly like to know the reason.
Cricket Tragic Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 this series should not happen pak will get owned :omg:
saneindian Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 There are talks that MMS will be traveling to Pakistan for a state visit sometime later this year, the first visit by an Indian PM post Vajpayee's visit. Surely all this talk of bilateral series is related to that. I will not be surprised if our team is forced to even tour Pakistan for a short series as a good will gesture by our brain dead politicians.
ravishingravi Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 this series should not happen pak will get owned Kal hi bulao padosiyon ko
Pagalpanti Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 Only the most naive would think that sports and politics don't mix. They do and thinking otherwise is being way too simple minded. How do you expect sports to carry on when country A is embarking on terroristic actvities against country B whereby hundreds of citizens of country B have lost lives? As for sports & politics not mixing let me remind you of Munich 72, Apartheid in SA and attack on SL cricketers in Pakiland. National interest trumps all and should be above everything else including sports. What do you say to a person who lost his/her loved ones in the 26/11 terrorist attack when Pakis are playing India in Mumbai? That it's ok and it's only sport? A nation has to put pressure any which way it can to ensure its self interest. It worked in the case of apartheid and we should do the same. Cricket is the most high profile sports and this is where we can hit & hurt Pakis hard. We rule cricketing world and we should make the most of it to put pressure on Pakis. Another objection I have about resuming the ties now is that if we resume the ties now why did we have the embargo in the first place and what exactly has changed for us to change our stance now? It will make us look like a soft state, which we are by the way, and a fool where we can't even hold on to our own stance. Others will simply have a good chuckle at our expense. I know you and other fans are looking forward to Indo-Pak cricket but national interests, security of our nation and self-respect has to come first. Let me ask you one thing, has not having bilateral cricketing ties with Pakistan for last 4 years helped this 26/11 cause in any way?
panther Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 Kal hi bulao padosiyon ko how can pak expect to beat india with a spin based attack and a batting order consisting of farhat, yk,azhar ali all rubbish odi players there a few others like malik too but he usually does well against india. than we have the average pacer in gul, cheema and of course malcom sami.
someone Posted June 3, 2012 Posted June 3, 2012 Let me ask you one thing' date=' has not having bilateral cricketing ties with Pakistan for last 4 years helped this 26/11 cause in any way?[/quote'] This is what I posted in another thread 1. Pakistan fans still hate India and particularly one group of people starting with H. 2. Indian fans would be divided but the overall consensus would be built on "aman ki aasha" 3. IF another attack happens, it changes the whole environment back again. It is fans who decide if they should come. Sadly many have short term memories and suddenly are believing again in the "aman ki aasha". Look, nothing wrong in wanting peace but that does not mean peace comes through playing cricket together. Peace comes through stopping all those terrorist attacks and stopping the infiltration. No point and logic, in believing that cricket will help both countries relationship as that is not correct. As the only positive is for Pakistan side only, which is they are going to get a free money for no obvious reasons. And the less said about the hatred of their players + fans for majority of our public due to religion.
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