Comments on: Aah the drama of indian cricket http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html Opinions on Business Technology & Life from Ravi Dronamraju Sun, 06 Jul 2008 03:24:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Aah the drama of indian cricket by: Stickiewicket http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-25888 Mon, 22 Jan 2007 08:32:33 +0000 http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-25888 Still...Ganguly took this as a challenge and came out of it..with his performance in recent test matches at South Africa and last one day match against West Indies. Still…Ganguly took this as a challenge and came out of it..with his performance in recent test matches at South Africa and last one day match against West Indies.

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]]> Comment on Aah the drama of indian cricket by: Binit http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-10337 Wed, 27 Sep 2006 17:15:51 +0000 http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-10337 Mohinder Amarnath - the player who still is considered as the catalyst of India's first and only World Cup win till date, made his comeback after a gap of three years.. Cricket fans used to talk about that man's chances into the national team at that time as well. The numbers may have been lot less but the delima was not... and when Amarnath did make his comeback - recoverying from a "head injury" which didn't even allow him to walk at its peak, people say he played his best cricket then. I agree with Ravi that "that Ganguly drama" has helped Indian cricket team find its new stars, but I rule out the chances of Ganguly not coming back into Indian team. I am no Bengali, no die hard fan of that man who used to be invincible on the off side, but I am a cricket blogger. A full time cricket blogger that I mean... And I've been eating because of My Indian cricket team for last 10 months now. And my calculation says that man will get one more chance... Lets wait and watch till February 2007. Anyways, the following is exclusively for Ravi.... So others better not read any further.. Hello Ravi, I am Binit. I tried to find a contact address on your blog, only to fail and write this long comment. Although you had written this article about an year ago, it is the only one you have written on cricket.... the caregory I belong to. And I coundn't find another way to ask you for a link exchange. You write about Business (which I am doing myself), you write about Technology which many of my readers want and some times you recall our country - India as well. Though you sheldom write about cricket, I guess I can provide that to your readers and you can update my readers with latest in the modern world.. Waiting for a reply.. Thanks and take chances. Mohinder Amarnath - the player who still is considered as the catalyst of India’s first and only World Cup win till date, made his comeback after a gap of three years..

Cricket fans used to talk about that man’s chances into the national team at that time as well. The numbers may have been lot less but the delima was not… and when Amarnath did make his comeback - recoverying from a “head injury” which didn’t even allow him to walk at its peak, people say he played his best cricket then.

I agree with Ravi that “that Ganguly drama” has helped Indian cricket team find its new stars, but I rule out the chances of Ganguly not coming back into Indian team. I am no Bengali, no die hard fan of that man who used to be invincible on the off side, but I am a cricket blogger. A full time cricket blogger that I mean…

And I’ve been eating because of My Indian cricket team for last 10 months now. And my calculation says that man will get one more chance…

Lets wait and watch till February 2007.

Anyways, the following is exclusively for Ravi…. So others better not read any further..

Hello Ravi,

I am Binit. I tried to find a contact address on your blog, only to fail and write this long comment. Although you had written this article about an year ago, it is the only one you have written on cricket…. the caregory I belong to.

And I coundn’t find another way to ask you for a link exchange. You write about Business (which I am doing myself), you write about Technology which many of my readers want and some times you recall our country - India as well.

Though you sheldom write about cricket, I guess I can provide that to your readers and you can update my readers with latest in the modern world..

Waiting for a reply..

Thanks and take chances.

]]> Comment on Aah the drama of indian cricket by: Justen http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-1017 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 08:29:07 +0000 http://www.dronamraju.com/blog/2005/09/aah-the-drama-of-indian-cricket.html#comment-1017 I'm not too worried about Indian cricket. The team lost to a second XI England, yes, but it's still a great side full of superb players. The Ganguly problem probably won't get solved. It's an odd way for a great players like him to leave international cricket, similar to Michael Bevan, or Mark Butcher. If Ganguly makes heaps of first class runs then I say he should be allowed to continue playing until he retires (perhaps with a little encouragement). If he doesn't make runs then let him disappear from the headlines. I’m not too worried about Indian cricket. The team lost to a second XI England, yes, but it’s still a great side full of superb players.

The Ganguly problem probably won’t get solved. It’s an odd way for a great players like him to leave international cricket, similar to Michael Bevan, or Mark Butcher. If Ganguly makes heaps of first class runs then I say he should be allowed to continue playing until he retires (perhaps with a little encouragement). If he doesn’t make runs then let him disappear from the headlines.

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