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As long as the corrupt, staged, lame IPL circus continues BCCI and cricket will always thrive in the minds of the masses. And in terms of other sports, India struggle even sub competitive Commonwealth games against tiny nations.
And how many test series we won outside India in 80s and 90s when test cricket was popular in India?
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:pray::pray::pray: Good lord please make this happen....the sooner indians loose interest and move away from cricket' date='the better...The game will lose almost all the[b'] match fixers,cheaters and hypocrites ...
But it will still have Lankans...
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:pray::pray::pray: Good lord please make this happen....the sooner indians loose interest and move away from cricket' date='the better...The game will lose almost all the match fixers,cheaters and hypocrites ...[/quote'] Btw tell me who is latest bowler banned for chucking? that too 39 degress.
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:pray::pray::pray: Good lord please make this happen....the sooner indians loose interest and move away from cricket' date='the better...The game will lose almost all the match fixers,cheaters and hypocrites ...[/quote'] Who will you guys then go begging for money? The chinese? :giggle:
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:pray::pray::pray: Good lord please make this happen....the sooner indians loose interest and move away from cricket' date='the better...The game will lose almost all the match fixers,cheaters and hypocrites ...[/quote'] This will be counter productive. If indians lose interest from tests, that just means ICC/BushCCI will push IPL and LOIs around the year and stop others from playing cricket too. T20s gained popularity after India won 2007 T20 cup. India should win more for test cricket to improve. Be careful what you wish for
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And how many test series we won outside India in 80s and 90s when test cricket was popular in India?
Test cricket was popular in India in the 90s :cantstop: You seem to be from another planet. Height of test cricket popularity coincided with our test wins in England, NZ and draw in SA
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Test cricket was popular in India in the 90s :cantstop: You seem to be from another planet. Height of test cricket popularity coincided with our test wins in England' date=' NZ and draw in SA[/quote'] Dont confuse with popularity of test team and crowd lol Ganguly retired on an empty stadium and Sachin broke high run getter record in another empty stadium. I am not sure how many matches u have attended or watched in India.But if u think tests were more popular in 07-09 than in 90s then frankly its delusion.
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Test cricket doesn't depend on India. Test cricket is barely popular in India anyway.
1) It will be popular if we start winning more. That's what happened with T20 2) If we do as bad as we are, would you wonder why it is barely popular?
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Dont confuse with popularity of test team and crowd lol Ganguly retired on an empty stadium and Sachin broke high run getter record in another empty stadium. I am not sure how many matches u have attended or watched in India.But if u think tests were more popular in 07-09 than in 90s then frankly its delusion.
No one goes in hot sun to watch a 5 day test. Indian climate is not like English to support this, nor do Indian economy give people that leisure time. However, there was a lot of interest in Indian performance in tests when we started winning overseas. Many were hailed as heroes, news channels were full of this. Nowadays hardly any news channel gives even 2 mins for cricket news, no one care
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1) It will be popular if we start winning more. That's what happened with T20 2) If we do as bad as we are, would you wonder why it is barely popular?
We've always done well in Tests at home. The attendances have still been low. Our record in Tests at home hasn't helped the attendances a whole lot.
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I am an Indian dont care what people say i shall support my team win or loss imagine how i am feeling right now stupid bowlers and batsmen.

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No one goes in hot sun to watch a 5 day test. Indian climate is not like English to support this' date=' nor do Indian economy give people that leisure time. However, there was a lot of interest in Indian performance in tests when we started winning overseas. Many were hailed as heroes, news channels were full of this. Nowadays hardly any news channel gives even 2 mins for cricket news, no one care[/quote'] We had reguarly full crowds in 90s for tests.Did the climate change dramatically in the last 15 years?

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