I might bowl off-spin on next India tour

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Bar_tender	Wot wud u like with that whine? Mr. Kallis. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 23:37 )
Domnic	You will see of late the guys going to play in the IPL are getting very nice or are being diplomatic to our Indian people & their columns(read money). After IPL is over watch out for these saying various things about our pitches etc; Anyway IPL is a blessing in disguise ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 21:24 )
Are you one the players to make this type of stupid statement? You are just another who looks for the bad and not the positives. Your type are a disgrace. ( Posted by Srineewas on Monday , April 14, 2008 at 22:10 )   Listen dude read what others have to say about "whine" and you seem to be the joker here, assuming jokes of other people''s opinion. ha. ha .....wake up dud e & smell your coffee, India beat Australia at Perth but that does not mean we give them Ahmedabad pitches everywhere in India, we need to be a good host but not necessarly bend & ask our guest to kick us in the backside.We need slow pitches as well as fast pitches. Our guests can comment on us but it does mean that we should follow their comments. Dass ( Posted by Dass on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 02:23 )   Listen dude read what others have to say about "whine" and you seem to be the joker here, assuming jokes of other people''s opinion. ha. ha .....wake up dud e & smell your coffee, India beat Australia at Perth but that does not mean we give them Ahmedabad pitches everywhere in India, we need to be a good host but not necessarly bend & ask our guest to kick us in the backside.We need slow pitches as well as fast pitches. Our guests can comment on us but it does mean that we should follow their comments. Dass ( Posted by Dass on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 02:23 )   Are you one the players to make this type of stupid statement? You are just another who looks for the bad and not the positives. Your type are a disgrace. ( Posted by Srineewas on Monday , April 14, 2008 at 22:10 )   Listen dude read what others have to say about "whine" and you seem to be the joker here, assuming jokes of other people''s opinion. ha. ha .....wake up dud e & smell your coffee, India beat Australia at Perth but that does not mean we give them Ahmedabad pitches everywhere in India, we need to be a good host but not necessarly bend & ask our guest to kick us in the backside.We need slow pitches as well as fast pitches. Our guests can comment on us but it does mean that we should follow their comments. Dass ( Posted by Dass on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 02:23 )   Listen dude read what others have to say about "whine" and you seem to be the joker here, assuming jokes of other people''s opinion. ha. ha .....wake up dud e & smell your coffee, India beat Australia at Perth but that does not mean we give them Ahmedabad pitches everywhere in India, we need to be a good host but not necessarly bend & ask our guest to kick us in the backside.We need slow pitches as well as fast pitches. Our guests can comment on us but it does mean that we should follow their comments. Dass ( Posted by Dass on Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 02:23 )
sathish	kallis needs bouncy tracks in india all the time(like the one in ahmedabad)...thats the only way to win a test match in india...he seems to be joking all the time... ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 19:40 )
sanyasi rao ayyagari	South Africa has not only lost to Australia at home but lost 2-1 to England at home well. They also lost a test series to Sri Lanka as well. So South Africans are not a formidable team. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 15:25 )
siva	i don get why kallis is thinking it as a gamble..if we go to south Africa or Australia..we are not provided with spinning track..it s our strength so we have don it. . if u say your team has quality then your players have to be capable of playing the bowlers not blaming the pitch.. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 14:03 )
Jigar Shah	I would like to remind Kallis of Johannesburg where ordering of a green pitch backfired for SA. Also he says India must learn to play well on good pitches - i would like to remind him that this Indian team has won more matches in Australia against the world champions than SA. It they who need to learn how to be the worlds best team. Dont crib about indian pitches - we play and beat teams on their bouncy and seaming wickets too. If you want to be the best team in the world - beat everyone irrespective of pitch conditions as the pitch is the same for both teams. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 13:21 )
sreeroop	I believe any touring side should get acquainted to the conditions rather than crib on it.If every pitch in the world becomes a good pitch providing goood share to the batsmans and the bowlers then cricket would die coz it becomes boring.Different kind of surfaces provides different kind of challenges and it should be so if cricket has to survive,so KALLIS u guys wld never give us a dusty pitch and hence we would also keep the records straight by not giveing u green top. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 13:20 )
Straight Drive	Great artice Jacques ! ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 13:14 )
Prathap kumar simhadri	Professional response from Kallis. I absolutely agree with his thoughts. ( Posted: Monday , April 14, 2008 at 12:06 )

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