Pride at stake for Team India

From months of torturous malfunctioning to desperately needing a revival of fortunes, the Indian team has headed for Bangladesh under a new, but temporary management. Read The Article

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abhijit shetti	we should not be angry on vengserkar bacos he might have feared a derfeat from the hands of minnows so hoe placed a strong teamfor the ireland match insted of the youngsters ( Posted: Tuesday , July 10, 2007 at 15:44 )
SHREYAS	I AM REALY ANGRY ON VENGSARKAR WHY BECAUSE FOR THE IELAND TOUR IN THE THERE SHOULD BE MANY YOUNGSTARS SOME OF THEM HAVE GOT LIKE BOSE AND NEW 20 YEAR OLD LEG SPINNER AND TALKING SOME OF YOUNGSTARLIKE RAJESH POWER AND THEY HAD NOT GIVEN CHANCE TO RAINA PATHAN AND SEHWAG ( Posted: Thursday , June 21, 2007 at 17:52 )
k.c.jena	dont u feel all people that india cricket team needs josh & josh only with the young guns it could be achived,cant our india produce more sachin like with a added josh young talented cricketers,i know sachin is irreplaceble still some more better player who can be the next sachin.so all of young fellows wants to be the next sachin DO IT.A CRICKET FAN ( Posted: Saturday , May 26, 2007 at 12:32 )
Shekhar M Aradhya	the BCCI has lost golden opportunity!!. Yes instead of sending Yuvaraj, Sehwag, zaheer khan, and other senior players, they should have send young players under leadership of Dravid. So that they can teach a lesson to non perpormers in the team . No Individual is greater than sport. First Cricket then players. Who ever it is , or how ever he played earlier , if he not performed for three consecutive match , he should drop from the team immediately. We should see how australain cricket management runs their teams . WE SHOULD STOP TREATING PLAYERS AS "GOD". UNTILL N UNLESS WE ARE NOT TREATING THESE PLAYERS AS COMMON PEOPLE AS WE TREAT OTHER SPORT PERSONS , OUR CRICKET TEAM CANNONT BE A WORLD CHAMPIONS ( Posted: Saturday , May 12, 2007 at 12:54 )
Mr Shekhar i don''t agree with ur comments.If India has to send a young team then let Dravid also rest.Why should he be given preferential treatment.Elect a inexperienced Captain and young team and check india''s bench strength. Dravid has had enough chances as a Captain.He has led india to new lows and does not have the required skill to captain India. He should relinquish his captaincy a on his own before he is thrown out. Under dravid India cannot qualify to the next round in a WC and Champions trophy.In 3 nation championships India is the 3rd team.Today the team is only capable of beating Bangledesh and Zimbabwe.Just like BCCI ,Dravid also lacks vision and the pasion to lead. ( Posted by soothsayer on Friday , May 25, 2007 at 23:28 )   Mr Shekhar i don''t agree with ur comments.If India has to send a young team then let Dravid also rest.Why should he be given preferential treatment.Elect a inexperienced Captain and young team and check india''s bench strength. Dravid has had enough chances as a Captain.He has led india to new lows and does not have the required skill to captain India. He should relinquish his captaincy a on his own before he is thrown out. Under dravid India cannot qualify to the next round in a WC and Champions trophy.In 3 nation championships India is the 3rd team.Today the team is only capable of beating Bangledesh and Zimbabwe.Just like BCCI ,Dravid also lacks vision and the pasion to lead. ( Posted by soothsayer on Friday , May 25, 2007 at 23:28 )
aravind	the basic pboblem with the current indian team is lack of motivation nd tday india should not have gone with 2 spinners nd they should have played with 3 seamers nd one spinner because sehwag and mongia nd also yuvraj can bowl spin and for the past few years they been playing with 3 seamers and one frontline spinner and even habhajan and kumble never had a chance of bowling together in one day scenario and its foolish playing with 2 spinners and get back dada and sachin and they should open in one day and have sehwag in the middle order and stop experimenting unless u find suitable replacements for seniors and persue with seniors and dravid should be dropped as captain coz he is not agressive in the feild and get back dada as captain then he would du the job 4 u and its pathetic to know that dada is rested after having a long break and indian selectors r playing with indian cricket ( Posted: Saturday , May 12, 2007 at 09:37 )
Indian	Actually, India should lose and the BCCI should be dismantled. The root of all problems relating to Indian Cricket, is the BCCI. If the BCCI goes, cricket will flourish; if the BCCI stay, then we should support other sports. Ban cricket completely for 3 years or 5 years and not buy any products these guys advertise, then cricket will be a gentleman''s game. India should actually lose and I hope they lose, not because of anything, but because the BCCI is corruot and one more loss to Bangladesh would seal the fate of the BCCI and that will be the last straw for them. Because I love my country so much, I wish they lose, for the good of the country and for the good of all my fellow Indians. I love my India, long live India. Jai Hind. ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 13:37 )
The readers comment is just desperate. Not able to understand why he cannot love the game of cricket as much as he loves India. It is unfair to degrade the game which he also calls as gentleman''s game. BCCI though not doing yomens job, certainly it is far far better than polititian who ultimtely take over. We are already suffering from the harrassment of our rulers- then why these goody goody cricketers should become the targets of these polititians. Curruption is such nasty thing that at times it can tempt even the best person. Why alone blame the Board members of BCCI ( Posted by bcshetty on Tuesday , July 10, 2007 at 17:14 )   The readers comment is just desperate. Not able to understand why he cannot love the game of cricket as much as he loves India. It is unfair to degrade the game which he also calls as gentleman''s game. BCCI though not doing yomens job, certainly it is far far better than polititian who ultimtely take over. We are already suffering from the harrassment of our rulers- then why these goody goody cricketers should become the targets of these polititians. Curruption is such nasty thing that at times it can tempt even the best person. Why alone blame the Board members of BCCI ( Posted by bcshetty on Tuesday , July 10, 2007 at 17:14 )
babli	show them u can do it indian team ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 12:51 )
arvin	team chosen by crumbled wall and crooked bcci is not good enough for a fight and will lose to bd 2-1 if not 3-0... but all will be forgotten and crushed wall will continue to insult indians and bring shame to india... ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 12:13 )
Umpire	Come Bengal Tigers.... maul the Indian paper tigers to shreds. It would be a great debacle for Indian team to lose to a minnow. Just go after Sachin, Sehwag, Yuvraj, Dhoni, Saurav and tear them to pieces, take away their leftover credibility too. Come Bengal tigers, do us a favor one more time. ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 03:36 )
issacn	Some of these BCCI cricketer have only pride for money and fame. I am hoping the younger lot can come good - that includes Yuvraj, Sehwag, Dhoni, Gambhir, all the bowlers; Uthappa and Karthik IF THEY HAVE TALENT. Keep them away from the losers of the previous generation and make them work hard, and respect good coaching. What to do with selectors like Vengi and the incompetent BCCI? ( Posted: Thursday , May 10, 2007 at 03:33 )

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