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most of the the aussie media. One of the recent most popular topics was "Srinivasan is match fixing in the IPL". Now i dont like the susu kings at all. But whats with the misinformation campaign? Then again what do you expect when rupert murdoch is responsible owns half the media down there.
These guys shouldn't even get a license to write. It's so rare to see a broad minded, neutralist writer. Conn writes some of the worst things about India. One of the main reasons I was PISSED off at India for playing atrociously is because he went at us a LOT in 2011/12. We proved him right on that tour.
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dont even bring the name of the racist bugger malcolm conn on this forum,fecker doesn't deserve it..meanwhile after the recently concluded ashes in england,this type of behaviour was expected from the aus though it is no way nefarious but bit boisterous though its all fun!!

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We have plenty of Indians living in Australia on this board, ready to jump and protect their adoptive county's brethren. Even the aussie crowds in the UK are terrible. Get drunk on beer (usually something **** and cheap like Fosters when VB is not available). I still remember going to one match at the Rose bowl and this entire gorup of Aussies fanatics drunk out of their mind starts shouting "camel toe camel toe camel toe" to a bunch of grannies who had bought their grandkids to see the match. It was repulsive. Pick on somebody your own size. Its a good thing a couple of English lads got in their faces. When they do it, its all classified as banter. Kohli does it Malcolm Conn blows a fuse and uses it as an excuse to sling mud at the entire indian nation.
Completely disagree with the Australian crowds. I always seen good natured fun and nothing wrong. Even Indians and Sri Lankans take part and join in and enjoy themselves and when they actually talk cricket they join in and talk. For a player to get loved, you join in. I remember how much Morkal was getting stick but he joined in the fun and the crowd was chanting his name like a legend. Same with Tino Best, you join and have fun with the crowd you get loved. It is amazing atmosphere because it is so damn fun and funny. If anything with Kohli we all found it funny including my Indian friends who were just pissing themselves at that. I remember Ashwin joined in and threw a beach ball back in the crowd and the crowd loved him and ditto Yadav.\ Sorry you had bad experiences with some Aussies but the majority don't do anything like that.
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Completely disagree with the Australian crowds. I always seen good natured fun and nothing wrong. Even Indians and Sri Lankans take part and join in and enjoy themselves and when they actually talk cricket they join in and talk. For a player to get loved, you join in. I remember how much Morkal was getting stick but he joined in the fun and the crowd was chanting his name like a legend. Same with Tino Best, you join and have fun with the crowd you get loved. It is amazing atmosphere because it is so damn fun and funny. If anything with Kohli we all found it funny including my Indian friends who were just pissing themselves at that. I remember Ashwin joined in and threw a beach ball back in the crowd and the crowd loved him and ditto Yadav. Sorry you had bad experiences with some Aussies but the majority don't do anything like that.
+1 you have to go any experience it at the ground to fully understand, if you act like a douche, you will get treated like a douche.
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^ i heard they were SA expats living in Aus
So did I. One of my Aussie friends (who went to that 2005 series against SAF) alleged that it was the Saffie expats who booed and hurled abuses at the SA players back in 2005/06. Now I don't know if this is true or not.

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