G.I.Joe
International Coach
Not the first time this month that Mushfiqur Rahim's celebrations have made him look like an idiot.
I say
Not the first time this month that Mushfiqur Rahim's celebrations have made him look like an idiot.
I say
Also, while I would not rule out the possibility that the bowlers were marking their run ups wrong all the time if not most of the time, it can also be that the two balls which got the wickets were extra effort balls. We some how never consider this possibility when we come up with the line of criticism of *****. A slight bit extra effort can at times lead to the extra stretch of the leg causing the wicket but also meaning that it is a no ball.
:-o:-o:-oabhijeet kushe on march 4, 2016, 19:57 gmt
west indies and bangladesh are the only 2 teams that can upset india if the conditions are flat or spinning.
Bangladesh because they are relatively new (india have figured out pak and srilanka) and west indies because of the gayle factor
Ok that's just despicable. I expect this sort of thing from fans but not from an international cricketer.
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He has since then deleted that tweet and posted a follow up tweet
"Sorry to all of you guys...as i am a big West Indies supporter but anyway sorry again for some harsh words...!!!!"
Poor little mushy, could not even say it was my nephew!!He has since then deleted that tweet and posted a follow up tweet
"Sorry to all of you guys...as i am a big West Indies supporter but anyway sorry again for some harsh words...!!!!"
Poor little mushy, could not even say it was my nephew!!
They literally 100% can control it.India got ****ed over by the umpires not calling no-balls of non-wicket taking balls.
Ive already ranted enough on this. Still really pisses me off. Its the worst thing in modern cricket and it was a huge factor in India losing this, and is also smth they couldnt control.
The issue here is celebrating someone's defeat. That is petty and cheap. A lot of fans do it. And yes as HB said, cricketers are also humans and are susceptible to the same cheap and petty behavior. But the reason I was disappointed is because Mushfiq himself is a cricketer and he knows how painful defeats are for a sportsman. Usually cricketers don't do that and in fact support those (even not from their own teams) who have just faced failure as a result. E.g Hussey last year showed support for Dhoni when he was being torn apart by Indian media after repeated series defeats.I am at a loss why a non Indian cricketer not wanting India to win is an issue,
Yeah. I can get a bit tired of bagging players for saying things that are less than perfect - particularly if they say something broing, I think, well, that's not their job - but if they post the same troll **** that would get them infracted on CW they deserve some flack.And he can be very happy for Windies if he wants, but being happy because India lost is a bit petty. He is basically stooping to my level and I expect higher standards from people who are not posting under a cover of anonymity.
100% it is damage control.It's one thing to celebrate someone's victory, quite another to celebrate someone's defeat. His second tweet was about Windies winning and he later clarified that he is a Windies supporter. But this seemed like damage control.
Saqlain used to bowl his deliveries from way behind the popping crease to avoid no balls at crucial times. In the time of free hits it is inexcusable.Ashwin's was a carrom ball which he has not been bowling much at all recently.. Very good chance that he can mess up his run up a bit with that effort ball and Pandya was bowling around the wicket, not very sure how much he does that. There is a very good reason why they might have overstepped. Obv. not an excuse though. You have to practice these balls specifically to avoid exactly these type of situations when it is gametime.