If you have guts replace them and show your skills. Else just shut up and deep your head somewhere in pothole. Dont rant the same song even now, the world cup is gone long and forgotten.

Learn to take some +ves……..

My tongue was planted firmly in cheek when I wrote what I did.

I support the idea of TNCC seceding from BCCI and forming a rebel league–or go back to the days of Gopalan trophy played against Ceylon–at home and away in alternate years.

Then the blog can be reanamed T3V3—Tamil nadu Vaazhga

and Mohan can be the SOLE resident blogger!!–to his heart’s content—but then Sri Lanka is no push over like Ceylon was —so back to stomach ulcers!!!!

BTW, I felt Karthik played a little selfish game in the second one-day, by scoring a single of the first ball and letting Yuvraj do the bulk of the scoring. I know these little tricks, since I have been guilty of that in my playing days

On another topic,

In the interview of Dilip Sardesai he has mentioned ” In many ways the money is actually harming the game today. Sponsors are even influencing team selection in their attempts to maximise their returns on players. That’s vested interest, not national interest.”

You had asked me for proof. As one of the zillion fans of the game, I do not have access. I am not happy when I hear this from one of great players who had access to a lot of information than me.

Sachin made the mistake of … well, I can’t think what his mistake was. But he was wrong anyway.

Ganguly was … I can’t think of what adjective to use. So I will use the same thing again and call him selfish. He should have not taken those two wickets and instead given an opportunity to Agarkar to take those two wickets. He always plays for himself and not for the team.

Dravid was selfish. He got out simply.

Karthik was great. He is from Tamil Nadu and cannot do anything wrong.

Dhoni was selfish. He should get a hair cut.

Agarkar batted like his backside was on fire… What? He didn’t bat? Oh ok then. He was… selfish then!

http://aglocohits.blogspot.com/

I translated images and also information from other blogs to arabic language
The blog contain also all agloco news and updates
I have done a lot of effort

- Full strength India scraped through depleted SA (who were also without Pollock and Smith)

- Ntini proved that Tendulkar’s two fifties were flash in the pan

but, if you get out to ganguly there is no hope for you as a batsman – such innocuous is his bowling. ganguly is not graham gooch of late swing or mudassir nassir of reverse.