Do we draw some conclusion on the eye witnesses account.
I want to creat this thread as an ‘archive’ for future references,
The indians have officially proved themselves to be sore losers. Even Bob Woolmer on his site mentions his surprise at the hostility considering Pakistani’s warm welcome earlier this year.
Having lost so many times, you would think they were used to it by now 
Oh well, all the more fun in beating them 
Frankly I am not surprised. The Indians are such sore losers, anything happens and all you here are excuses. They cant just take it and move on, they get bitter.
did u guyz notice this indian guy jo pooray match kay duraan DUA kar raha tha ankhain bad kar kay? That was jus so funny, i mean he had his eyes closed during whole match agar INDIA match jeet jaata media n newspapers tv channels etc wud make him superhero LOL
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well go all over the world and thats how crowds behave...sorry to say that but there is nothing wrong with the crowd taunting or sayig things..now wht happened in 1999 at calcutta was off course out of question and beyond comprehension....that kinda behavior shouldn't be allowed...atleast if India loses, they don't start a investigation in the parliament like their neighbours who have investigations going on..
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Sorry, but our country hasn’t accepted losing as a norm…
By the way, your CBI, has been more than busy with matchfixing allegations
http://www.canoe.com/SlamCricketArchive/jun13_ind.html
Remember Jadeja or Azharuddin?
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All over the world is not like India & Pakistan.
Why couldn’t Indians appreciate and behave in Kolkata the way Pakistanis did in Pakistan in terms of players performance, good batting, fielding or land mark century or the win it self regardless of the nation or race.
In Pakistan check and Balance investigation have proven it worthiness.
May be our neighbors with bigger brains would like to adopt this line of check & Balance rather then involving CBI and Law enforcement agencies.
Look at this thread in the context of recently concluded Indian tour of
Pakistan, may then it would make some sense to you 
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and when it comes to pakistan, they're also predominantly sore losers.
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examples? also, the discussion is about crowd in stadiums, isn't it?
I don’t think so! On the contrary in Pakistan cricket is played and enjoyed like any other country but not India.
In India time after time after time it has been reported that the stadiums goes hush hush whenever there’s is a stroke play from the opposition. Beautiful stroke play and boundaries are met with deafening death like silence. No trace of enjoyment on the faces to be seen.
Even the skirted cheerleaders also disappear when the India’s lose is visible although in other counteries this never happens, they appreciate the team efforts and not the Win or Lose.
I have yet to see the day when an Indian would stand up and say to us (Pakistan) Yes! You guys are right in saying so and so, we are the guilty party this time.
Thank you Priyanka Gandhi to appreciate the hospitality of Pakistanis extended to Indian team and Fans while in Pakistan. 
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Mostly agree with you. I people learn to put a smile on their faces and clap even if their team lost, its a sign of highly civilized and open minded society.
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we can certainly keep on rebutting here..but this wasn’t what i meant to say…match fixing allegations are different from what I referred to..or you are tying to say the whole series in pakistan was fixed and thats why the whole thing is goig on..I do remember jadeja and azharudin and also that they won’t be able to come back to indian team, however good players they may have been in the past…
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Now I did say the matches which took place in pakistan..also saw every single ball of the test matches being bowled…I never got a chance to sit in a stadium and see a match involving india and pakistan..but on the tv i do remember the chennai test…people were appreciative of pakistani win..now kolkota has always been center of attraction…also do keep in mind the last time india came pakistan, a lot of indians travellled to pakistan from not only india, but all over the world, which certainly is not the case when pakistan last came to india..even in this platinum match, u ccould see some pakistani families..i don’t know wht else to say…
keep on going, as i said we can keep on rebutting..but we have presented our views with no hard feeling…
^^ Sir with due respect many commentators discussed this issue of Pakistan Fan not traveling to India for the BCCI platinum event.
They merged on one point -
Kolkata too far from the border and only accessible through air.
with connecting flights from Delhi or Bombay would have been time consuming plus expensive. and to do all this for 1 match only,aan aan 
I’m not surprised to trace stubbornness in you for not accepting the reality which is there right in front t of our eyes, including the un biased statements of the world renowned commentators.
the reaction wouldn't have been nice...i can say that with guarantee...
thanx do u have normal match videos too…??i really need them man
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thanx do u have normal match videos too...??i really need them man
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thanks man.