@olympic_indian I think there is still potential in Indian relays. Just because of the size we have more chance of multiple good runners than one great one. But federation needs to realize this national camp stuff is not working, questions need to be asked of coaches
@olympic_indian Fan of TJ since the high jump days. Not just for his on field success, but a very good communicator, which is a rare thing in indian athletics circuit. But this year, my god, he is a different beast! Hope he gets medals here/AG, deserves everything
@VishankRazdan@olympic_indian We as a country are obsessed with medals. So getting a medal in AG will be hyped more than getting in finals of CWG, even if thats much tougher in certain athletics events. Thats why Adile Sumariwalla mentioned that he wanted to focus on AG only, not CWG
@VishankRazdan@olympic_indian No, I completely agree this is much more difficult. But because of the perception/award money, I think athletes will prefer doing well in Asian Games, more chance of a medal
@CapitalsLad In 2002 World Cup, Priya Ranjan Dasmunshi celebrated a KOR victory, while all the other asian football heads kept quite as they had to answer to their own fanbase. When our football officials can feel like winners via someone else's success, why they will develop Indian football
@VishankRazdan@olympic_indian In Indian meets when the commentator uncle shouts a name during a race, I am not sure whether it is because 1. that person is winning 2. That's the only name he remembers 3. He interviewed that person before the event so wants to use some anecdote