The Outsider Posted October 31, 2012 Posted October 31, 2012 If test cricket is the pinnacle of the sport why most cricket fans watch test cricket. Most cricket fans dont even consider test cricket worth watching let alone pinnalce of sport.And hence players are also now realizing the fact. For the same reason that Mehdi Hassan's ghazal's are considered the pinnacle of ghazal singing though in your crowd Altaf Raza is more popular and has sold many more albums. Most music lovers don't even consider Mehdi Hassan to be worth listening to, let alone the pinnacle of ghazal singing. Is that a good enough reason to watch future Mehdi Hassans transform into Altaf Razas?
BeautifulGame Posted October 31, 2012 Author Posted October 31, 2012 For the same reason that Mehdi Hassan's ghazal's are considered the pinnacle of ghazal singing though in your crowd Altaf Raza is more popular and has sold many more albums. Most music lovers don't even consider Mehdi Hassan to be worth listening to' date=' let alone the pinnacle of ghazal singing. Is that a good enough reason to watch future Mehdi Hassans transform into Altaf Razas?[/quote'] Well i dont know much about Altaf Raza or Mehdi Hassan tbh
saurabhg Posted November 1, 2012 Posted November 1, 2012 Tell me mate' date='who commercialized cricket?Who made these players into multimillionaire mercenaries without any national pride?[b']WHO PAVED THE WAY FOR ALL THIS GREED??? whoever the WHO is, did the WHO put a gun to ur chokers' head (sanga, mahela, dilshan etc) n force them to play in IPL.... its ur chokers who r greedy, stop blaming India n BCCI for all your ills.... u wrote in another thread that sanga will take down BCCI once he retires n joins ICC in an admin role...... what's stopping him now ?? oh i know the answer....... its $$$$$ :--D:--D:--D tell u what, that temptation will be there even when he joins as an administrator n the great whiner / choker will succumb again :finger::finger:
Crookbond Posted November 1, 2012 Posted November 1, 2012 For the same reason that Mehdi Hassan's ghazal's are considered the pinnacle of ghazal singing though in your crowd Altaf Raza is more popular and has sold many more albums. Most music lovers don't even consider Mehdi Hassan to be worth listening to' date=' let alone the pinnacle of ghazal singing. Is that a good enough reason to watch future Mehdi Hassans transform into Altaf Razas?[/quote'] :haha:
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