Wrong move...

The wrong move…

Why would anybody play full 100 over cricket game when you know the biggest coveted trophy is just round the corner?
Why would any recognized player who’s blessed with cricketing skills, risk his body with injuries for bilateral series when world cup is just few days away?

Yes, it’s about current cricketing affair’s happening round the world!

1. England take on Australia in Australia.
2. Pakistan take on New Zealand in NZ
3. India take on South Africa in SA

Even a kid would recall a player – who’ll win a world cup for his country, leave alone grown ups or cricketers themselves.

Then why play in a series which has ZERO relevance?

Had there been a match played in subcontinent, it was understandable, as India, Srilanka, Bangladesh co-host the WC ’11, but if not then why play at all?

Outcome of game will get a cricketer in record books but what’s the use if a bowler takes a hat trick, and is ruled out of WC tournament due to hamstring injury?

The Answer lies in obsession… revenue generation is the “need of hour” and so the cricketing boards across the countries are up for it!
For a player MONEY is driving force – infact it motivates everyone, but at what cost?

What’s the use of winning bilateral and losing WC?

Corporate monkey

Gandhi never thought of people working in corporates.
Else he would have added fourth monkey with hands covering its ASS! :>

Text from Jas

First week...

THE GOOD NEWS:
FIRST WEEK OF 2011 IS OVER!

THE BAD NEWS:
52 MORE TO GO..... ;-) ;-)

Sad yet true.

Today I am sure few of the cricketing legends would have got shock of there life…

R. Dravid - Bangalore boy, was disowned by its own city franchise, same was with
VVS – as Hyderabad franchise over looked him for the better player! Thankfully for them they were bought by other’s.

The most disheartening was to see the best Indian captain to date, Sourav Ganguly who went unsold in players round 1 auction; same was with Jamaican flamboyant – Brian Lara (till 1630hrs)….

Don’t follow the game, but follow the auction and one thing we will know;

It’s just not about cricket. It’s just not the sport any more – there aint any emotional strings attached –

It is an industry where winners will call the shot, loser will go out in anguish, the youth will prevail and serving for your nation, even if it is for more than a decade will go unnoticed. It’s not about players past outstanding records; it’s not about goodwill either.

– Its just about one thing called PERFORMANCE!

For once we the Indians who tend to get emotional will talk about the players who couldn’t make it in auction round 1, they may or may not get selected in round 2 is another story yet it leaves us with one take away: MONEY TALKS

The monkey, the donkeys...

The donkeys, the monkeys, the biggest enemies all in one team. Yes SIR it’s IPL 4.

Who would have ever thought Harbhajan singh and Andrew Symond sharing jersey of same team?

Now it’s different, we can see on television / live Symond's taking a catch in covers on Bhajji's delivery followed with smiles and big high-fives,
They are part of Mumbai Indians (MI) WOW... Can’t get better.

Goodluck MI!

..... And the wait is over! :-)

"SACHIN TENDULKAR, THANK-YOU SO MUCH!"

In real terms only God can surpass those milestones what you have set! :-)

Memory....

Memory a strange thing!
Its make us laugh, by just thinking about the time we cried in past... and then
it make us cry, by thinking about the time we had spent together smiling!!! :-)