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Harbhajan!Who was it who slapped Sreesanth in the ipl? Fmd that was gold.
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Also I don't want to hear any other candidates for "dumbest shot in history" other than the moment of sheer genius we saw just a few hours ago
Harbhajan!Who was it who slapped Sreesanth in the ipl? Fmd that was gold.
To be fair even Amla would want to slap Sreesanth.Who was it who slapped Sreesanth in the ipl? Fmd that was gold.
Time to post, without a doubt, the single greatest youtube video of all timeOr Afridi/Gambhir
Really should be saving that for the match instead of abusing everyone once we're off the field tbh.jono going hard here
Settled really. Sledging is only an issue for Indian players, admins, fans and journos. Only ever arises out as a complaint from them. So either sledge or complain about it but don't do both bcos the hypocrisy is getting tedious.Debatable. Sledging as a natural part of cricket may not be the best idea either.
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Have to admit I don't watch many pressers and I didn't this one either. The reason being pressers are rarely enlightening and degenerate into one of the 2 clichés described in your 2nd para. I can tolerate them by ignoring them but imo the hypocritical moron who speaks his tiny mind is far worse than the staid diplomat who, in showing restraint, is atleast thinking of something other than himself.My opinion is that it's no secret that Kohli is a dick but in a world where you have seasoned calm pressmen like Ravi Ashwin or the extremely dour like Cook, it's sort pf nice and refreshing to see Kohli come out and say what, he - as an arrogant, brilliant and passionate player, after scoring an amazing 169 - is on his mind. It might be hot headed, rude or immature but he's saying what he feels. These guys are not ****ing PR reps, they're sportsmen and I think we should encourage people to speak their mind and make the game that much more colourful.
If Kohli after copping one on his body, getting hit in the head and falling in the first test, having several words with him, hitting three fours in a row and three centuries in three tests should have a readymade, typewritten script from Rahul Dravid where he says Mitchell Johnson is an awesome bowler, we were just taking it one ball at a time, all credit to Dhonibhai for giving the youngsters confidence and we look forward to tomorrow and that would make you all happy, I don't know what to say. It's time press conferences stopped being the cluster**** of diplomatic bull**** that is predominant in these times and players actually let the world know what exactly they're feeling after a physically exhausting and emotionally grueling day of test cricket.
To be fair I think they're getting the idea now. Some have chosen to just focus on playing good cricket (Rahane, Bhuvi) and some seem to have decided to sledge back (the rest of the ****s).Settled really. Sledging is only an issue for Indian players, admins, fans and journos. Only ever arises out as a complaint from them. So either sledge or complain about it but don't do both bcos the hypocrisy is getting tedious.
Neither, it ****ed him.I'm just trying to figure out what in particular the ball did to him. Did it **** him, or **** him?
In fairness we don't actually hear most of them, soAm I the only one who's simply bored with the poor quality of sledging these days? What happened to clever, appropriate jibes?
Hahaha yeah pretty bad.Haha. Perfect poor holy Indians being brought down to the levels of those lowly aussie scum!
That's the spirit!**** you guys are ****. Kohli did not complain about sledging in Adelaide and he's always been a sledge himself so leave the culture argument out of it. He is baiting the Aussies because they pissed him off today and he got hit with a cricket ball which **** him. Ffs.
And **** off with your keep it on the field but not in a presser ****. No one cares about your sledging rules.
Hope India send out ashwin for every press conference from here forward and he gives **** all.