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Bhajji grounded but what about Sreesanth?

Harbhajan has been made an example of but Sreesanth too needs a rap on the knuckles. Read The Article

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siddharth this prooves how the match referee was more intrested in watching Ms. Zinta who might have cried on ss bieng slapped.Harbhajan should understand his owner aint a actress. ( Posted: Sunday , May 04, 2008 at 14:53 )       
Deppak I agree with this but i also belive that the Mumbai Indian team should have stayed along side Bhajji through all his problems. The team management should stand along side its players. The punishment was fare but we must listen to both parties and the umpiers; i believe that team managemented should have pushed this forward. ( Posted: Saturday , May 03, 2008 at 10:27 )       
Thrishal Great Yet another indian story!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
People and the "experts" say that what bhajji did was wrong.Why?Because he is a professional and he should never have done it.Agreed but the same proffessionalism is being questioned.I''ve never seen a proffessional CRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that too on the field..What is happening???Saying that you may say that bhajji should have not done that in the first place.Ok but i was not impressed by the crying part..What was sree thinking???Maybe some sympathi from Preity!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Well he got what he wanted..... ( Posted: Thursday , May 01, 2008 at 14:30 )       
bradman most of the bowlers and fieldsmen irritate batsmen like rajsekar irritate most of the readers. he wants sree to hit back. did miandad hit back Lilee.
what was the great bowler Macgrath was doing with Sarwan. he was irritating only. Australia is practising mental disintegration using the great bowlers and fieldsmen including great captains. ( Posted: Thursday , May 01, 2008 at 10:30 )       
more sanjai It is because of Srisanth, India could win the first Twenty 20 World Cup. He got Misba''s Catch in NO MAN''s corner where usually no one there. Taking that into consideration, he has given a big contribution to Indian Cricket. Everybody please do not forget that. ( Posted: Thursday , May 01, 2008 at 03:41 )       
Amneet Randhawa ya why did sreesanth didn''t slap back??? good question but the answer is he is not aggressive and he shows fake aggression on field just to irritate batsman, this is what Glenn McGrath says about sreesanth last year. So i feel what Harbhajan did is right. ( Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 20:15 )       
Bhuvan BCCI must punished Sreesanth , he is the one who provokes other party. He is irritating,embrassment to indian cricket.

He should learn by seeing other world class bowlers like McGrath, Bretlee,Zaheer Khan, Srinath, Venky, Vasy etc.

He is a big Drama master,always try to grab the attention for gallery ( Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 19:58 )       
Santhana Gopalan If BCCI is going to encourage players like Sreesanth and Harbhajan, just because they are capable, then the officials of the BCCI have to undergo orientation programme instead of faulting cricketers. Cricket is a gentleman game played by British, individuals like sree and bhajji are only bringing disrepute to the game. Let BCCI deal with them with iron rods in order to revive the spirit of the game and gamesmanship. ( Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 19:11 )       
chinni krishnan yes bhajji got what he deserved. sreesanth''s weeping shows that all his antics are only a bluster. In future if he glares at batsman he will be ridiculed.so in a way he has also been punished. ( Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 18:59 )       
Bull Well I guess Mr C Rajeshekar should have something better to write about rather than highlight trivialities. Is is simple case of indiscipline in sport. And there are no guesses for how good cricketers harbajan and shreesant are..harbajan has been trying to prove himself for a decade ...and so will shreesant. ( Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 18:36 )       
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