@DrAkhilX I told someone this on twitter the other day only to get abused.
There have been a couple of cases worldwide (mostly in the 2000s), and none of the cases held up in the court. But it is always advised to avoid accepting anything from anyone.
@ModifiedAayush It’s a bunch of blue tick guys/ stock analysts with losses trying to earn a living on Indian National Congress’ payroll. The tone of Modi-Shah has changed, but from past experience there is something cooking which “hit and run” politician cannot comprehend with his balak buddhi.
@DrPyaricetamoI Receiving compensation for assisting with inflight emergencies may sometimes open you up for litigation if the patient sues, as it establishes patient physician relationships because you accepted payment for services provided. Though has never happened in real life.
@theskindoctor13 4. Lack of attacking fields against new batsmen, I remember Ashwin would keep 3-4 men around the bat to a new batter. Challenge both edges.
5. Lack of an all format core team.
6. Rotation of players makes them insecure of a spot, that’s when they play against their natural game.
@theskindoctor13 1. Too many allrounders.
2. Lack of specialist batsmen, players who can play 150+ innings 5 out of 10 times, no matter the scoring rate.
3. Focus on playing pace means we do relatively good in away series, but struggle against spin (same thing on last AUS tour playing Lyon).