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India's one-day captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni may have clearly spoken out that the gruelling Asia Cup schedule is taking a toll on his team mates, but it has failed to budge the Indian cricket board.8:00 PM on June 29
Muthukaruppan Friday, July 04, 2008
The BCCI guideline for retirement option of "tired" cricketers is uncharitable.Cricket is one major avenue of livelihood for a number of our generation of youth in India. Else, there is no other avenue either due to absence of facilities and propagandea to awaken interest and develop capability in what may be called the legitimately globally played sports.
Manapakkam Mukundhan Monday, June 30, 2008Its unfortunate that the BCCI has offered the cricketer to go away, if they feel tired. After 1985 Australia's mini world cup win, for the past 23 years, I could not win even a single world cup. MS Dhoni has created a new world record for winning the first T20 World cup. Any of his opinion should be taken in the right direction. But, BCCI has acted in a way that their reply recollects us the Colonial regime, under the British. BCCI should remember that our players are not bonded labourers of BCCI. BCCI should mind its business in its appropriate way.
Manapakkam Mukundhan Monday, June 30, 2008Its unfortunate that the BCCI has offered the cricketer to go away, if they feel tired. After 1985 Australia's mini world cup win, for the past 23 years, I could not win even a single world cup. MS Dhoni has created a new world record for winning the first T20 World cup. Any of his opinion should be taken in the right direction. But, BCCI has acted in a way that their reply recollects us the Colonial regime, under the British. BCCI should remember that our players are not bonded labourers of BCCI. BCCI should mind its business in its appropriate way.
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