SA Footy

Thank you Deshies for sticking it right that wanker Senile Gavaskar. Karma
Gavaskar can sate himself with the knowledge that at least Bangladesh are popular winners ... especially among Australians.

Well said AH. Senile Gavaskar keeps trying to shift the focus off India's shortcomings but it isn't working. What an ordinary effort in bringing up the death of the late, great David Hookes the way he did. Karma indeed.

oh isnt it great india and pakistan losing on the same day to amatuer teams.....lol

who will they blame....GOD!!

i think greg chappell is F$%Ked

Really does look as though Bangladesh have a future with the kids that they are bringing on and I imagine that it would be almost unheard of that an international team has three teenagers in it's batting lineup, who all pulled their weight in the win over India.
The bowler who dismissed Sehwag with a corker of a delivery looks to have a future as well.

One of their cricketers, not one playing in the world cup, was killed the other day in a car accident on theway home after taking 4 for in a match in Banglidesh. He became the youngest test cricketer to die (apart from war), aged just 22. Played 5 Tests and 25 ODIs, cant remember his name though.

pafc1870 wrote:One of their cricketers, not one playing in the world cup, was killed the other day in a car accident on theway home after taking 4 for in a match in Banglidesh. He became the youngest test cricketer to die (apart from war), aged just 22. Played 5 Tests and 25 ODIs, cant remember his name though.

Just off the top, I think his name was Manjural Rana.

Adelaide Hawk wrote:Thank you Deshies for sticking it right that wanker Senile Gavaskar. Karma
Gavaskar can sate himself with the knowledge that at least Bangladesh are popular winners ... especially among Australians.

Ah yes, I clean forgot about this with Ireland winning!

Sweet. Poetic. Justice.

ORDoubleBlues wrote:

pafc1870 wrote:One of their cricketers, not one playing in the world cup, was killed the other day in a car accident on theway home after taking 4 for in a match in Banglidesh. He became the youngest test cricketer to die (apart from war), aged just 22. Played 5 Tests and 25 ODIs, cant remember his name though.

Just off the top, I think his name was Manjural Rana.

It was Manjural Islam. He was a left arm spinner.

These guys have a real future...these guys are young and have some skill...very similar to Sri Lanka 20 years ago...they could be the real suprise packet this cup and can legitimately compete with the strong nations

Dutchy wrote:These guys have a real future...these guys are young and have some skill...very similar to Sri Lanka 20 years ago...they could be the real suprise packet this cup and can legitimately compete with the strong nations

So they should, with the population base that they have to find cricketing talent I would not be suprised to see them rocket up the world rankings in both forms of the game

Sensible and rational reaction to the loss:

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,21405679-5006372,00.html

They are behaving like idiots, but it's no surprise. Ripping down a house, wanting the players to die.. all over a cricket loss. I also noticed this in the article...

"The news agency also said Vinod Koetcha, an India fan, died of shock while watching his team's lacklustre performance on television at his Ahmedabad home."

RoosterMarty wrote:They are behaving like idiots, but it's no surprise. Ripping down a house, wanting the players to die.. all over a cricket loss. I also noticed this in the article...

"The news agency also said Vinod Koetcha, an India fan, died of shock while watching his team's lacklustre performance on television at his Ahmedabad home."

Died of shock I'm sure he had not underlying heath issues