It looks like I am still in the "Cricket nets". This has nothing at all to do with improving "cricketing techniques. I am just trying to "warm up" to deliver "googly" that I hope will set some reasoning to wipe out the "wrong ones" that is consuming the passions of all on the other side of the "boundary".
Every one knows that cricket no more is a gentleman's game. Over the years "OD" matches have taken priority over "Test Cricketing". Now with the emergence of IPL series, "cricketing" has come to become the most highly "staked" business venture.
The IPL-3 bidding results is truly hurting and disappointing to all of us "cricket loving" millions across the world. Our sentiments may remain hurt since we will not be able to watch the cool headed "Pakistani" batsman "Misbah-ul-Haq" batting under pressure. We will also miss the privilege of watching the "Boom Boom Afridi" in action. "Arfidi" incidentally is one among the only three cricketers in the history of "ODS" to have achieved 5000 runs and 200 wickets. In short we in India will be sadly missing the "Pakistani cricketers" in action in the up coming IPL-3.
The "stake holders" who are the "owners" of the "IPL" events cannot 'wish away' their business angle even if it is assumed that "cricket" is their true passion. We all know that it was Pakistan's "political decision" when they refused to permit their players to play at "IPL-2" last year. However today it is purely a "business reasons" of the "stake holders" that is keeping away the "Pakistani players" from IPL-3.
I totally agree with "Shilpa Shetty" when she said that "Rajasthan Royals" were not convinced about the availability of "Pakistani players". Looking at the global scenario of "terrorism" I think it was a 'prudent' "business decision" and specially so when the world knows that "cricketing" under the "IPL" flag will always remain more of a serious "business venture" than a "game of chance". Well at the end of it all, what the "IPL" will take home will always remain a story "unsold"..!
Every one knows that cricket no more is a gentleman's game. Over the years "OD" matches have taken priority over "Test Cricketing". Now with the emergence of IPL series, "cricketing" has come to become the most highly "staked" business venture.
The IPL-3 bidding results is truly hurting and disappointing to all of us "cricket loving" millions across the world. Our sentiments may remain hurt since we will not be able to watch the cool headed "Pakistani" batsman "Misbah-ul-Haq" batting under pressure. We will also miss the privilege of watching the "Boom Boom Afridi" in action. "Arfidi" incidentally is one among the only three cricketers in the history of "ODS" to have achieved 5000 runs and 200 wickets. In short we in India will be sadly missing the "Pakistani cricketers" in action in the up coming IPL-3.
The "stake holders" who are the "owners" of the "IPL" events cannot 'wish away' their business angle even if it is assumed that "cricket" is their true passion. We all know that it was Pakistan's "political decision" when they refused to permit their players to play at "IPL-2" last year. However today it is purely a "business reasons" of the "stake holders" that is keeping away the "Pakistani players" from IPL-3.
I totally agree with "Shilpa Shetty" when she said that "Rajasthan Royals" were not convinced about the availability of "Pakistani players". Looking at the global scenario of "terrorism" I think it was a 'prudent' "business decision" and specially so when the world knows that "cricketing" under the "IPL" flag will always remain more of a serious "business venture" than a "game of chance". Well at the end of it all, what the "IPL" will take home will always remain a story "unsold"..!
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