Cricket

[ycr007]

as long as i don't get called as kcr or ysr

:lol: 'YCR' seems to be a cross of 'KCR' and 'YSR'...

Same thing was said in some thread when that paritala guy was murdered

[akhilis2cool]

in that thrd CAD bhai refered to YSR as YCR

[ycr007]

in that thrd CAD bhai refered to YSR as YCR

yeah.....he said something abt '....ycr's son.....'

[Sandeep]

Guys, you are all Badshah's of offtopic discussions!!



Anywasys, since the topic has come up let me pitch in something. The best sports forum I have seen is http://www.sports-india.com . Excellent forum for Indian sports. Nowhere does the passion or knowledge flow so much as in there.

[CtrlAltDel]

Guys, you are all Badshah's of offtopic discussions!!

sahi pehchana!

[akhilis2cool]

Guys, you are all Badshah's of offtopic discussions!!

sahi pehchana!

back to the real topic...

I hope India makes it 5-0 tomorrow

[HH]

...
I hope India makes it 5-0 ***** tomorrow

***** Ab Bhi Laataan Maarnaa Kyaa ...

[Sandeep]

I think we shouldn't let the Srilankans leave the country without feeling the heat!!! I hope we will beat them badly in next three. Come on "Ruthless" Indian cricket team!!!!

[ycr007]

I hope India makes it 5-0 tomorrow

Ek bet to haar hi gaya....ab doosra bhi haaroonga



BTW, I wanted to post yesterday abt this: DC carried an article about Ganguly's Mother seeking Bejan Daruwalla's help for dada

Why do these media ppl keep hounding the issue as their life was dependant on it?? Today also they carried a pic of Ganguly bowling in a Duleep trophy match......

Leave him alone.....

[akhilis2cool]

I hope India makes it 5-0 tomorrow

Ek bet to haar hi gaya....ab doosra bhi haaroonga

BTW, I wanted to post yesterday abt this: DC carried an article about Ganguly's Mother seeking Bejan Daruwalla's help for dada
Why do these media ppl keep hounding the issue as their life was dependant on it??

DC aur ToI agar yesab nahi chaape to unka paper kaun khareedega?

Today also they carried a pic of Ganguly bowling in a Duleep trophy match......
Leave him alone.....

all the papers carried that pic of his

[ycr007]

the media has this habit of kicking (or kissing, depends on their whims ) the butt of someone who's down & out! And in keeping the bloke in focus during his most difficult times, they are jus' trying to garner cheap publicity.



I know that this has been said many times, but i'll say it again...the media needs to seriously Grow up!!! Before long we'll have channels like aajtak & zee news showing us what ganguly was doing when dravid was batting,which temple he attended, what chyawanprash is he eating and all such nonsense..........

[talky]

i think sachin will rest in the 5th ODI

[akhilis2cool]

ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!



I think the team mgmt has experimented too much in this game, even tho we lead 4-0, going in with an highly inexpirienced line-up is risky. Dravid Rescued the batting with a superb performance, I will never forget that shot he played to get to the century . Now it will b interesting to see how the bowlers do.



but for the while...



ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!

[rock_26iin]

ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!

I think the team mgmt has experimented too much in this game, even tho we lead 4-0, going in with an highly inexpirienced line-up is risky. Dravid Rescued the batting with a superb performance, I will never forget that shot he played to get to the century . Now it will b interesting to see how the bowlers do.

but for the while...

ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!

thts the prob with indian team, series jeet gaye toh ab bolte "point kya hai acha khelne ka?"

[CtrlAltDel]

rigth now the situation seems fluid...both teams have a fighting chance...

[ycr007]

SL won did'nt they?



I was watching the NZ-SA match...rain sorta dampened it but still SA won the match & with it,the series 4-0.

[talky]

sri lankans won it...dlishan and arnold smashed the balls in the last 12 overs..but in all the younsters have done their best

[akhilis2cool]

ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!

I think the team mgmt has experimented too much in this game, even tho we lead 4-0, going in with an highly inexpirienced line-up is risky. Dravid Rescued the batting with a superb performance, I will never forget that shot he played to get to the century . Now it will b interesting to see how the bowlers do.

but for the while...

ALL HAIL DRAVID!!!!

thts the prob with indian team, series jeet gaye toh ab bolte "point kya hai acha khelne ka?"

aisi baat nahi hai yaaron...i am sure they'll get back to the previous line-up in the next game...they experimented too much and thats wht cost us the game...dravids absence didnt help either.

[HH]

Hee Haw Hee Haw Hee Haw ... You Fellows Cannot Forget Me ... Remember ... WHOEVER May Be The Coach Chap ... I Am The BEFORE Coach & The AFTER Coach, Too ... To Kick You, Fellows ... To Kick About ... And To Kick You All Around eh eh eh ... Yours "Ever There"! ...

[CtrlAltDel]

...i am sure they'll get back to the previous line-up in the next game...

well..they have recalled kaif for the last 2 games...

[akhilis2cool]

...i am sure they'll get back to the previous line-up in the next game...

well..they have recalled kaif for the last 2 games...

is it? thats good news! i feel they'll drop Yuvi...

[talky]

heyya ppepz...sri lanka bowled out for 196...gr8 bowling perfomance by RP Singh....Dilshan was the only man who did it for sri lanka..let's see how the indians bat..

GR8 CAPTAINCY BY SEHWAG CHEERS

[talky]

I HEARD that india has been targeting on the world cup 2007...i think it's too early for the juss getting strong indians to target that prestigious cup...

[talky]

Greg Chappell has a vision. A vision that, blurred at first by a speck of dirt, has now come into focus. The 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean is more than a benchmark for Team India and its new coach, and the Australian has laid down the brickwork from the word go. You need to have good players to win, and Chappell has set about building a team that he believes will challenge the best at the World Cup. In a pool of talent, both newcomer and veteran have been given responsibilities and an identity.



The series victory over Sri Lanka has set the wheels in motion, and what happens in the remainder of this year and in 2006 will set up India for glory in the West Indies. Individual records, series victories and a new athleticism are nice, and an epic 183 here and there can be a wonderful tease, but what matters is consistency and longevity. India will need to carry on the positive mind frame shown in the past couple of weeks if they are to perfect Chappell's vision of excellence.



For now, the signs are good. The bowlers are getting it together, Rahul Dravid runs to 50s before you can say Michael Bevan, his captaincy is inspiring, and the understudies can chip in with centuries when the lead actor is given a day off. Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag will always be looked at to Energizer-bunny the start of an innings, but the signs from the young blood - Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Gautam Gambhir, Suresh Raina - are positive.



Chappell has given the example of Australia in the 1980s, when they struggled because they did not breed youngsters. In his new avatar as coach of India, the Australian is not willing to make a similar mistake, for he knows that superstars like Dravid and Tendulkar will not be around for long post-2007. Those who watched the fifth one-dayer between India and Sri Lanka were given a glimpse of the India of tomorrow; ignore the result, and study the players bringing enthusiasm and spontaneity to the field.



At mid-off was Virender Sehwag, waving from short mid-off to Murali Kartik at fine leg to move squarer; behind the stumps was MS Dhoni; Yuvraj Singh was at point, Suresh Raina at short extra cover; Venugopal Rao hovered at square leg, Jai Prakash Yadav at mid-on; Gautam Gambhir looked at ease at midwicket, as did Sreesanth at third man; and as RP Singh measured his mark, the `veteran' Ajit Agarkar patrolled long-off. There was no Tendulkar, Dravid, or Sourav Ganguly, no Anil Kumble, no VVS Laxman. This was the team for the future.



Credit for this must go not only to Chappell, but to the Ganguly-John Wright partnership that grew roots in 2000-01 when the Board of Control for Cricket took a step forward and hired a foreign coach. Ganguly was a leader who took the challenge back to the opposition. He took calculated risks and was innovative and confident in his decision to do so. He backed his young players and enthused spirit into the side.



The mantle now falls on Dravid, one of the true class acts in cricket. An autopsy of the past season highlights that the successful Ganguly-Wright partnership ran out of steam. This has been the season of silly talk, but debates over Ganguly's batting form may be serious enough to see this as the last year of his international career. In the hours of need, Dravid has shown that he can lead and contribute as batsman as well. Like Wright and Ganguly, Chappell and Dravid understand team chemistry. If you want team-mates to be confident and disciplined, then you must first possess such traits. Dravid has these qualities in abundance.



The Australians won the last two World Cups by playing their cricket with intensity, precision and fierce competitiveness. India will do good to replicate that attitude. Chappell must guard his players against complacency, for the race for the big pennant has only just gotten underway. Only when these youngsters are playing in Jamaica and the aisles are jammed and the crowd on its feet will they seriously be tested, for there is no bigger stage than the World Cup.

[CtrlAltDel]

when u copy-paste from somewhere, its decent if u mention the source too