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Gavaskar was enjoyable in this series.Very good when separated from Shashtribot
Have to admire his professionalism. Not once in the series he let his frustration come through despite him seething with rage at what he was seeing on the field.
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Have to admire his professionalism. Not once in the series he let his frustration come through despite him seething with rage at what he was seeing on the field.
Or did not let his frustration through as paid handsomley not to
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Have to admire his professionalism. Not once in the series he let his frustration come through despite him seething with rage at what he was seeing on the field.
If I was getting paid a million dollar by BCCI I'd be praising MSD here. :hysterical:
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Come on people. Gavaskar has been deeply critical of Dhoni in this entire series. What do people want him to do? Take a bat in his hand and beat the living day lights out of Dhoni? Especially using the helicopter shot?

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I said 'Dhobi' on twitter and a stack of Indians unfollowed me and reported me for being racist. :cantstop:
:cantstop: Just so that you know Dhobi means 'washerman' in hindi but yeah it's no way racist :giggle:
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One thing I've learnt during the last 2 years is that Indian cricket suffers from a lack of integrity or accountability whatsoever. It's truly shocking to see that the players have no remorse for the thrashings. There is a lack of willingness from the players to man up to their mistakes. I think the whole structure is dysfunctional.
You nailed it. It is inbred in the culture sadly...
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Come on people. Gavaskar has been deeply critical of Dhoni in this entire series. What do people want him to do? Take a bat in his hand and beat the living day lights out of Dhoni? Especially using the helicopter shot?
He tried to be subtle.. But he made his point across. He cannot say "Dhoni is too dumb to make that move" lol.
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Yes it will be one of the greatest comebacks ever but the Eden Gardens will be ahead owing to two reasons... 1. India was down 0-1 in the 3 match series and were on the verge of losing the match and series. Worst NZ could go was a drawn series. 2. Aus team India faced had 2 ATGs in McGrath and Warne and even the other bowlers (Gillespie & Kasper IIRC) were pretty good. NZ faced Indian bowling who all together are not fit to lace McGrath's shoes. But yeah it will definitely be in the Top 3 comebacks of all times if NZ can somehow win the match.
I am praying for a NZ win. There, I said it. Feck this team...........
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Indians on twitter are a disgrace in cricket. nobody wants to make a valid point or even debate( even if your point is not valid). Too many trolls. Mind you its not just an Indian thing. Pakistan Sri Lanka and BD fans on twitter in the same boat. Only difference is Indian fans outnumber the rest. So it becomes more apparent.

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Well' date=' McCullum will get complacent hopefully tomorrow. We can run through the tail quickly. Just get this pair out.[/quote'] Yeah, and I will grow a juicy tit and have my own milk supply....
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Indians on twitter are a disgrace in cricket. nobody wants to make a valid point or even debate( even if your point is not valid). Too many trolls. Mind you its not just an Indian thing. Pakistan Sri Lanka and BD fans on twitter in the same boat. Only difference is Indian fans outnumber the rest. So it becomes more apparent.
TBH, I am afraid they are not too different from those on here.
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I said 'Dhobi' on twitter and a stack of Indians unfollowed me and reported me for being racist. :cantstop:
Rob, did not you not know that it is a word that white folks can't use? Kinda like the N-word, it is reserved only for us brown mofo curry-munchers!
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He tried to be subtle.. But he made his point across. He cannot say "Dhoni is too dumb to make that move" lol.
I think there are plenty of ways to get your point across. You dont have to be dramatic as KT and slit your wrists. Thats all i am saying. People expect too much from Gavaskar. You dont need a commentator to tell you that the fundamental problem in Indian cricket at the moment is the leadership. Be it off the field or on the field or in the dressing room in the stadium. Add to that , perennial problems such as lack of pace bowling options and corruption (off the field) and you have a perfect storm. I mean its so easy to analyse what India needs to change and anybody with half a brain will come to that conclusion. You dont need Gavaskar to tell you that. Make up your own mind. There is probably more better informed opinion on indian cricket fans.

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