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At Mohali winning will matter the most....

One thing is certain, when we play the world cup finals, it will not be against Pakistan. Therefore winning will never matter to us as much as it will matter to us tomorrow.

Today & tomorrow every Indian through out the world will be fervently praying for the "Men in Blue" to win the semi-finals at Mohali. When playing against Pakistan cricket for us becomes an emotional re-play. We did feel with time the hurt of partition will heal. However the 26/11 episode has left us all in a state of uncontrollable emotional turmoil that we will never be able to get over with.

For our politicians and national leaders Mohali semi-finals may remain an opportunity to play political diplomacy. Knowing the politicians we do can fear the extent to which they can fall to meet their political agenda. However we the Aaam Aadmi will go all out to cheer & support to the hilt our "Men in Blue"

Tomorrow we may start our day chewing our nails in anxiety but one thing is certain by the close of the day tomorrow we all will be dancing in hysterical euphoria for a victory we so well deserve. Yes for every Indian winning at Mohali will matter the most...
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Himanshu Tandon said…
So true ...
even I felt the same earlier today...

http://tandonz.blogspot.com/2011/03/rooting-for-india.html
March 30, 2011 at 1:52 AM
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