Harry

Data Analyst By Profession, Cricket Enthusiast, Movie Buff, Fan of the Universal Boss

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@kartik_kannan Can we add Ben and Tom Cooper to this lost for the Netherlands.

[Paarug Sethi @paarugsethi]

a big reason why everyone, especially in india, remembers 2016 so fondly and viscerally is because that was the last year before we got high speed internet and everything has been a blur since then.

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

Adding Crawley here

[No Context County Cricket @NoContextCounty]

Would actually love to see Flower’s head explode trying to coach Harry Brook

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@Prithvi10_ @rs_3702 Darshan Kumar to play Ben Stokes

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

I hope Rickelton gets the first opportunity IPL. He has deserved it. There is no doubt about Quinton's experience and calibre.

[Prasanna @prasannalara]

It’s going to be one massive headache for both proteas selectors and MI in IPL to choose between Quinny and Rickelton.

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

They would pick Jake Ball and Brydon Carse

[James Morgan @downatfineleg]

If Michael Neser was English, we wouldn’t pick him.

[ARNOLD @Neyfiction]

MCG was a good cricket ground until that taylor swift concert happened.

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@MarkramBot Stiaan Van Zyl, Theunis De Bruyn, Neil Brand, Rory Kleinveldt, JJ Smuts

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@thecamgreen

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

Even you can make a comeback in test cricket along with Monty Panesar, Ian Bell, Matt Prior, Chris Tremlett, Andrew Strauss and Graeme Swann. This needs to be taken very very seriously.

[Kevin Pietersen🦏 @KP24]

I don’t always believe what I read in the media or on social media. But, if it’s half true that both Virat and Rohit are considering playing Test cricket again, then it needs to be taken very very seriously.
The survival of Test cricket is a hot topic of conversation and if the biggest stars in the game are wanting to play it again, they must play!

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

Wish Gambhir was Australia coach, we could have seen Marsh, Green, Hardie, Webster, Agar, Connolly together.

[Clairvoyant @Anachronist26]

@VAAChandran Tell this to great Indian coach too who will play 11 all rounders 🤣

[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@Urrmi_ Beautiful

[Ved Sa @thatcrickettguy]

In the grand scheme of things, Indian cricket now faces a crucial crossroads. Will it find a way to reclaim its lost vibrancy, or will it continue to be a corporate-driven machine, functioning without the soul that once made it formidable?

Indian cricket has long been a paradox—an amalgamation of immense talent governed by the aura of larger-than-life personalities. Whether it was Sachin Tendulkar's god-like presence in the early 2000s, MS Dhoni’s calm authority in the 2010s, or Virat Kohli’s unrelenting aggression in the latter half of the decade—each era was defined by a towering figure whose influence transcended the game. These individuals weren't just cricketers; they were institutions in themselves, shaping the ethos of Indian cricket with a blend of personal grit, hard work, and unyielding charisma.

Coaches, in this landscape, were often relegated to the periphery—mentors, facilitators, but never authoritarian taskmasters. The system thrived on symbiotic leadership; the captain led the charge, the board followed suit, and the coaches adapted. Any attempt to disrupt this dynamic was met with swift repercussions, as evidenced by the fate of those who dared to impose their will too forcefully. The bird was caged, yes, but it sang with a melody dictated by the captain’s will.

No longer is Indian cricket a narrative driven by its captain; rather, it has been commandeered by an administrative juggernaut. The captain's armband, once a symbol of absolute power and accountability, now seems like an accessory handed over in charity, with no real authority attached. The current coach, backed by political influence rather than cricketing acumen, has become the central figure, dictating terms that often appear to stifle the players rather than empower them.

The free-spirited bird that once fluttered within its golden cage has had its feathers systematically plucked, leaving behind a wingless entity that struggles to soar.

@vijaylokapally @WisdenIndia @sambitbal @TheCricketerMag

[Sakshi @Ashafind]

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[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

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[Harry @Harry_Humorous]

@Urrmi_ Wishing you a very Happy Birthday 🎂

[SirKazam {blu tik} @SirKazamJeevi]

This photo was born for this meme😅

[amirtha @ewyuckugh]

the content age has led us to believe that gathering information is the same as doing things and it’s really, really, really not. most of us would be so much more better off if we just did things w/o thinking about the best way to do things

[ktln. 🇿🇦 @kuttloanoo]

so is being in a relationship with the right person