Mariyam Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 It's not my criteria. It's the criteria Dhoni fan boys came up with to prove he is such a great batsman outside the subcontinent. I just made it more rational. :giggle: Dhoni detractors are the like Roman Catholic Church of the medieval ages which refused to accept the truth that the sun was in the centre of the solar system and not the earth. They had to invariably back down in the face of some strong arguements provided by the astronomers. This situation is analogous to that one. Detractors of Dhoni's greatness cook up irrelevant statistics like performance outside the subcontinent, cheap runs, runs scored during high tide to show Dhoni in a bad light. Like all other truths in life, Dhoni's greatness will be first ridiculed, then violently opposed and finally accepted as self evident. May you see the light.
Mariyam Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni is clearly the greatest cricketer of all time. His cricketing exploits are so great that he remains till date the only cricketer on whose hairdo (in this case hairdon't) was commented upon by a head of a state. Don't believe me, watch this vid. Kuy2OLZMasA Can Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Bradman or any of the other so called greats boast of this? Furthermore, Dhoni's greatness is so abundantly evident that all upcoming cricketers try to mimic him in their playing style, talking in pidgin English and dressing. A certain Manpreet from Punjab has taken Dhonism so much to heart that he's even changed his surname to rhyme with that of Dhoni. Gony.
CG Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni is clearly the greatest cricketer of all time. His cricketing exploits are so great that he remains till date the only cricketer on whose hairdo (in this case hairdon't) was commented upon by a head of a state. Don't believe me, watch this vid. Kuy2OLZMasA Can Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Bradman or any of the other so called greats boast of this? Furthermore, Dhoni's greatness is so abundantly evident that all upcoming cricketers try to mimic him in their playing style, talking in pidgin English and dressing. A certain Manpreet from Punjab has taken Dhonism so much to heart that he's even changed his surname to rhyme with that of Dhoni. Gony. :cantstop:
deathmonger Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni detractors are the like Roman Catholic Church of the medieval ages which refused to accept the truth that the sun was in the centre of the solar system and not the earth. They had to invariably back down in save of some strong arguements provided by the astronomers. This situation is analogous to that one. Detractors of Dhoni's greatness cook up irrelevant statistics like performance outside the subcontinent, cheap runs, runs scored during high tide to show Dhoni in a bad light. Like all other truths in life, Dhoni's greatness will be first ridiculed, then violently opposed and finally accepted as self evident. May you see the light. :bow: u write well. english major?
ganeshran Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni is clearly the greatest cricketer of all time. His cricketing exploits are so great that he remains till date the only cricketer on whose hairdo (in this case hairdon't) was commented upon by a head of a state. Don't believe me, watch this vid. Kuy2OLZMasA Can Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Bradman or any of the other so called greats boast of this? Furthermore, Dhoni's greatness is so abundantly evident that all upcoming cricketers try to mimic him in their playing style, talking in pidgin English and dressing. A certain Manpreet from Punjab has taken Dhonism so much to heart that he's even changed his surname to rhyme with that of Dhoni. Gony. :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
The Outsider Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni is clearly the greatest cricketer of all time. His cricketing exploits are so great that he remains till date the only cricketer on whose hairdo (in this case hairdon't) was commented upon by a head of a state. Don't believe me, watch this vid. Kuy2OLZMasA Can Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Bradman or any of the other so called greats boast of this? Furthermore, Dhoni's greatness is so abundantly evident that all upcoming cricketers try to mimic him in their playing style, talking in pidgin English and dressing. A certain Manpreet from Punjab has taken Dhonism so much to heart that he's even changed his surname to rhyme with that of Dhoni. Gony. That was "very well". :hysterical::hysterical:
Lord Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 Dhoni is clearly the greatest cricketer of all time. His cricketing exploits are so great that he remains till date the only cricketer on whose hairdo (in this case hairdon't) was commented upon by a head of a state. Don't believe me, watch this vid. Kuy2OLZMasA Can Tendulkar, Kapil Dev, Bradman or any of the other so called greats boast of this? Furthermore, Dhoni's greatness is so abundantly evident that all upcoming cricketers try to mimic him in their playing style, talking in pidgin English and dressing. A certain Manpreet from Punjab has taken Dhonism so much to heart that he's even changed his surname to rhyme with that of Dhoni. Gony. so thats why Dhoni had a haircut afterwards
Yoda-esque Posted September 4, 2012 Posted September 4, 2012 :bow: u write well. english major? Nope.Trolling Major and even worse a lawyer
Mariyam Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 Nope.Trolling Major and even worse a lawyer :whack: I've done B.A Eng Litt also, before I studied Law.
Crookbond Posted September 5, 2012 Posted September 5, 2012 :whack: I've done B.A Eng Litt also, before I studied Law. And that proves you were not good at the former and hence, you had to do the latter. :phehehe:
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