Had cricket ever brought tears in your eyes???

[Laaloo]

1 hour ago, beetle said:

Cried a bucket when RD retired.Didn't watch cricket for almost a year.

toh phir when bhuvi will be  forced to retire or join PSL, then tera kya hoga?

[Laaloo]

1 hour ago, beetle said:

Cried a bucket when RD retired.Didn't watch cricket for almost a year.

toh phir when bhuvi will be  forced to retire or join PSL, then tera kya hoga?

[Laaloo]

15 hours ago, Austin 3:!6 said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOL he was the one stuck till the end and tried to narrow down the margin of defeat. Your hero Kohli was so busy spotting Anushka that skied a ball of Johnson for 1 after facing 17 deliveries

 

 

 

 

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[MCGGG]

1 hour ago, mishra said:

So what do Ashes bring to Franks eyes?

Not much TBH, they happen that regularly, I'm not a fan of losing them but being beat at home hurts more than a little, but that happens rarely.

[kubrickian]

1. When India lost 96 WC Semi Final. Was a kid back then but somehow seeing Kambli cry brought tears to my eyes.

2. When India won World Cup 2011

3. When Sachin retired

 

There were other moments when I felt just as happy, like winning 2001 Test series against Australia for instance but didnt cry. 

 

 

[New guy]

Was opening for the Bihar U-13 team in a local match. This ball from a trundler hit a crack and came in from nowhere. One of my balls also chose the same day to peak out of my crotch guard. Well, curiosity killed the cat, etc. The wind went out of me and the next thing I knew, I was squirming on the ground in agony, my eyes tearing up in sheer reaction. I also remember apologizing to my father as I was sure the family name would die with me. I was incapacitated and my brother couldn't talk to a girl to save his life. Thankfully my balls recovered and now their first reaction at any sign of danger is to hide inside my body.

 

Yeah so that was the time, tears in my eyes, etc

Edited March 14, 2017 by New guy

[speedheat]

Was opening for the Bihar U-13 team in a local match. This ball from a trundler hit a crack and came in from nowhere. One of my balls also chose the same day to peak out of my crotch guard. Well, curiosity killed the cat, etc. The wind went out of me and the next thing I knew, I was squirming on the ground in agony, my eyes tearing up in sheer reaction. I also remember apologizing to my father as I was sure the family name would die with me. I was incapacitated and my brother couldn't talk to a girl to save his life. Thankfully my balls recovered and now their first reaction at any sign of danger is to hide inside my body.

 

Yeah so that was the time, tears in my eyes, etc

 

Very sad

[MCGGG]

Opening myself up here a bit, but this story brings a tear to my eye, mostly because it wasn't documented and some of the key players that lived the story are dead.

 

I spent grade 6 in a public school, wasn't exactly your normal public school, it was a project school (Olympic Village Primary).

 

Anyway, some of us kids played for the same club, and we were a strong club (West Heidelberg Colts).

 

Anyway, School cricket came around and we easily beat our local opponents, then we went to sudden death matches against other districts, all's I remember is we were playing cricket every other day, we never lost, never even come close TBH until the final when we got to play an all boys private private school. :(

[New guy]

1 hour ago, speedheat said:

 

Very sad

Tell me about it bro. Didnt wear underpants for 3 days after that

[speedheat]

Tell me about it bro. Didnt wear underpants for 3 days after that

Disaster !! Is the only word for your story brother

[Lannister]

Don't know about crying but under Dhoni it was darkdays for Indian cricket and fans. His retirement had brought a smile to my face. 

[speedheat]

Don't know about crying but under Dhoni it was darkdays for Indian cricket and fans. His retirement had brought a smile to my face. 

 

TBH mine too

[Lannister]

11 minutes ago, speedheat said:

 

TBH mine too

There's nothing much to talk about him apart from his IPL glories. So most of his fans have come from these leagues and started to talk sh't about true Indian legends.