--------Pakistani & Indian Supporter of Tendulkar
And for once im telling you Indian & Pakistani if you take the law into your hand as Pakistan did in 1948 with Kashmir thinking just like Tendulkar & Saurav,you have 54 yrs of curse of Kashmir bane on you like black spider widow.
And Indians for brutalizing Kashmiris since atleast 89 ,you will bleed yourself just as Shoib Akhtar &Azharuddin, surma bhopali think that they are celebrity star.It didnt take a day to shoot down Azharuddin like a flying duck & both India & pakistan can forget international cricket & be satisfied with each other if indeed Pakistani cricket team fels like Pristine raja Pakistani
Not to obey the authority doesnt take you long just ask Mullah Omer & osama .Keep your emotion under the cap in thses matters otherwise like Azhar,Shoib & many other before Saurav will be mithun Chakarvartys chamcha & Tendulker can bid good by to his dream of Don bradman
Doont forget your still coolies ,man,aapni aukaat mat bhoolo no matter how many Amitrabh movie you have seen
Iif its breaking the law of match fixing or ball tampering or throwing,the umpire is the police advocate & judge 3 roles rolled in one.
you break the law ,you cant defy it ,you may appeal it only
Australian PM blasts Indian, SA cricket officials
Australian Prime Minister John Howard and the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) condemned Indian and South African officials on Friday for challenging the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) authority to appoint independent match referees, Reuters reports.
Howard and ACB chairman Bob Merriman said they were concerned for the game’s future after Indian and South African officials ignored ICC regulations by sacking Mike Denness because of the fallout over his ruling that India’s star batsman Sachin Tendulkar was guilty of ball tampering.
The ICC responded to the former England captain’s unauthorised sacking by downgrading the third test between India and South Africa, scheduled to start in Centurion later on Friday, from a test to a first-class fixture.
Howard, a self-confessed cricket lover, said the teams’ disregard for the ICC’s authority was a “terrible development” for the sport.
“The authority of the ICC should not be challenged in this way,” Howard told a Sydney radio station. "It’s very, very bad that this kind of thing should occur but in the end you have to accept the umpire’s decision, so to speak. Merriman said the ACB was gravely concerned by the developments.
“The playing conditions and the regulations which bind us all together clearly give certain authority to the ICC president and chief executive to appoint referees,” Merriman said.
“No team has got the right to object to or try to select referees…and anything that goes against those regulations is of grave concern.”
Relations between the Indian and Australian cricket teams have been strained in recent years and there were reports of friction between the players during this year’s test series in India, won 2-1 by the home side.
Australian captain Steve Waugh was among the first to publicly support Denness for daring to fine Tendulkar, one of the world’s best players and a revered figure in his homeland.
Waugh said: “If he’s picked the seam, then he’s got to pay the penalty like everyone else…there shouldn’t be any favours just because of your reputation.”
But Waugh’s comments drew a sharp response from his Indian counterpart Saurav Ganguly who told the Australian captain to “shut up”.
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aap kii aa.Nkho.n me.n kuchh mahake hue se raaz hai