@SudhirSrinath@vicharabhio I oh-so fully agree with your!! I have found Mehmood to be offensive and really a way below par comedian, can't even be compared to the likes of Thangavelu, Nagesh, VKR, Baliah and the ilk. Johnny Walker was much better.
@BabajiSutar3 One of the most painful memories of my cricket watching life, up there with Miandad's last ball six and the 1-run loss to Australia in the 92 WC. For the great valiant effort, I carry a grouse against Sachin for that terrible shot!
@nimishdubey From those i have seen only
1. Clive Lloyd
2. imran Khan
3. Arjuna Ranatunge
4. Saurav Ganguly
5. Allan Border
6. Stephen Fleming
7. Steve Waugh
8.Greame Smith
9. Mike Brearly
10. Martin Crowe
@Abhishek060722 Ha ha. I have no fondnness for Rathee, but calling Arnab's show a "debate" is a joke! Why should anyone who holds contrary viewpoint come to the show knowing they will be shouted down, they will not be allowed to speak a sentence fully? Let the debate be on a netral turf
@weymarplanet Imagine the frustration. This are already dealing with the greatest, fastest bowlers on the planet. You can't believe your luck when her an easy ball to hit. You give it your all- only to see such a catch! You have to pity those batsmen of the 70s-90s who had to face them..
@gulu1959@FertangFre62008@GreigNorman2@Cullivanpeter Unpleasant memory. It felt as though we had lost the match. The middle-late order collapse was India's bane through most of the 80s and 90s. How often have seen us go from a comfortable 200 for 2 or 3 to 250 or so all out!
@AryanGoel1922 I agree and disagree. I disagree that he was a fraud. I would definitely rate him the best of his era. But calling him the "greatest batsman ever" is wrong. He played in a ltd scope era- overseas meant only England. The world was only Ashes.
@weymarplanet Tony Greig was very much in the right here. But Kalli wasn't the only one at fault. You can see the keeper also pulling off the bails at the strikers end and Jilien has also walked off. So maybe that's how things were assumed to be then?
@Ashwathama_a This is a very interesting list, reflecting the mindset of a lot of Indian cricket fans who grew up in the 70s and 80s. We used to make world 11 lists all the time avde most of us would stock their team with the West Indians.
@sgurumurthy It's obvious that the reference is to India-IS relationship. I think it should be appreciated that the focus is national and state. You are getting a tad paranoid.
@Anikaflicks@grok This is an age old false narrative of it being Gandhiji. It's an Australian actor dressed as Gandhi. Please do some fact checking. AI can help.
@ShashiTharoor@Ram_Guha Sir, this is one subject in which I have to vehemently disagree with you. What you say might (highly doubtful) be true, but we the people have ZERO faith in your leader. Guhaji is very right. There is gr8 opportunity for INC but as long as Rahul is its face, it stands no chance.
@nimishdubey That approach had worked for Sunny at Ahmedabad and Delhi in the prior tests, so I think he was justified in using the same tactic again. He reverted back in Chennai in the last test no?