I.C.C (it hurt me so much)

[dray]

Present state of ICC and its umpiring practice & standard are matters of concern for all cricket fans world-wide---who have love for 'pure' cricket----not for cricket adultereted with 'unethical business scheme'.

First learn to play cricket.

 

[Indian Patriot]

First learn to play cricket.

Ask them if they know how to spell cricket.

 

[dray]

Are you even awake? ROFLOL!!

You want to say bangladesh will walk out from ICC and create a separate cricket council?

Actually many Bangladeshis are talking about it in many places outside pdf also!!

15 years of test cricket and no series won.

Series win? They have managed to win just 7 of the 88 Test matches they have played, zero against India.

 

[Indian Patriot]

Actually many Bangladeshis are talking about it in many places outside pdf also!!



Series win? They have managed to win just 7 of the 88 Test matches they have played, zero against India.

I would LOVE to see the reaction of Australia, England, New Zealand etc. when bangladesh approaches them with a proposal for forming a separate cricket league.

They won their test match against a C-grade WI team without any of their A-list players taking part because of intense internal conflict in the WI board. The other time they won a test match was against a C-grade Zimbabwe team under Mugabe regime.

Letting these good for nothing losers play cricket was the biggest self-goal ICC could have done.

 

[dray]

Ask them if they know how to spell cricket.

They only know how to spell 'conspiracy'. They are even saying that India's 2011 World Cup win was fixed and scripted by ICC for Tendulkar. These fellows are incapable of achieving anything, but know how to undermine others hard-earned achievements.

 

[Straight]

Oh! As perfect measure, please, ignore these few Indian posters who are sadly trying to insult others---at the cost of their own disgrace in ‘Srini’ manner---to create a smoke screen to hide few skeletons of own crime by using terms like ‘weeping’ / crying /crybaby’ etc. for covering-up the real issue. They just fail to realize lowness of own impoverished minds.

Better read the AFP report below on today’s The Telegraph headline:

The Telegraph

Kolkata March 30, 2015
Booed Srini bailed out by presence of Sachin
LOKENDRA PRATAPSAHI Melbourne, March 29

Narayanswami Srinivasan had his way and presented the World Cup to Michael Clarke, but had to suffer the embarrassment of being booed by a section of the record- shattering 93,013 turnout at the MCG. That Srinivasan, the International Cricket Council ( ICC) chairman, would violate its constitution and make the presentation had been reported by The Telegraph this morning.


According to the constitution, ICC president A. H. M. Mustafa Kamal, a powerful minister in Bangladesh, should have given away the World Cup. But Srinivasan is out to teach him a lesson for questioning the umpiring during the India- Bangladesh quarter- final.


The timing of Kamal's outburst, though in his "individual capacity", came as great news to Srinivasan who'd probably been nursing a desire to make the presentation.


Kamal's humiliation is bound to have repercussions and it won't come as a shock if the Sheikh Hasina government steps in.


The general feeling is that Srinivasan insulted Bangladesh by depriving Kamal of his right to present the World Cup.


When Kamal had protested yesterday, warning of " consequences", Srinivasan coolly said he'd " take care" of things.


There were thousands of fans from the subcontinent and it's assumed that they booed Srinivasan, when Mark Nicholas, the master of ceremonies, introduced those on the dais.


Srinivasan's desperation to hold on to power, at whatever cost, is not exactly unknown to the rest of the world.


Fortunately for Srinivasan, Sachin Tendulkar ( brand ambassador for the 2015 World Cup) was to his left and his name was then quickly read out.


Even if some hadn't finished booing Srinivasan, the cheers for Sachin drowned everything else.


Srinivasan owes Sachin a big thank you.


Barred by the Supreme Court back home from seeking a second term as president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Srinivasan may be popular in the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, but that's about it.


Cricket lovers across the globe are understood to have tracked the Supreme Court hearings involving, among others, Srinivasan.
......………(AFP)

 

[dray]

Oh! As perfect measure, please, ignore these few Indian posters who are sadly trying to insult others---at the cost of their own disgrace in ‘Srini’ manner---to create a smoke screen to hide few skeletons of own crime by using terms like ‘weeping’ / crying /crybaby’ etc. for covering-up the real issue. They just fail to realize lowness of own impoverished minds.

Did you guys think twice before alleging that the umpires took bribe? How insulting it could be for them?