that brave young man portrays the frustration and fearlessness. he keeps saying “maaro, aur maaro.”
because giving flowers to the enemy of the people never work.
not this halftime show being “let’s unite and love the world” whilst they’re actively bombing countries who were in the world cup and funding genocides
That Ugandan, Nepalese, Jersey or PNG cricketer who plays through the qualifying LOVES this sport. They play for a dream, and the sport kills this dream every week.
The sport in turn tells them only 4 of them can make it to the main event. Then, even when they do get to the main event, they get to play amongst themselves and only one gets a spot in the main event.
100 odd countries spend a 4 year cycle trying their best to get to a WC, with very little money compared to the top countries, with full time jobs to manage.
Those are the cricketers who are in this for the love of this sport alone. Not your Kohli or Cummins.
The comments are unreal wtf..Hartley talking about the announcement was about how instiutionally women's cricket is not given its own space. I mean it took 142 years...you want to compare brook who plays 10+ tests a year easily to issy who plays 1 a year at best?🤡🤡
If england-
So the first woman on the Lord’s Test match honours board is a young’un from a small town in Madhya Pradesh, whose name means revolution. Extremely fun anecdote for the ages, that.
If performance is the criteria selectors need to change the team for Zimbabwe. Get a few names in, check them in Zimbabwe. You cannot give the same set of batsmen a weaker opponent and then have false sense of complacency. Leave your egos at home and do soul searching.
What’s your view?
#IndvsEng
Sport IS political. Supporting Palestine but also supporting the most openly zionist country in Latin America is some mind boggling shit. There’s no other way around this, please sit down
I have broadly nothing to do with football but there are few situations where we aren’t forced between the lesser of the two evils, and today was one of that. There was a good people, and I would’ve just been so happy had they won. Reminds me of the heartbreak of vinesh phogat
I have broadly nothing to do with football but there are few situations where we aren’t forced between the lesser of the two evils, and today was one of that. There was a good people, and I would’ve just been so happy had they won. Reminds me of the heartbreak of vinesh phogat