Quote from: pakhitheboss on November 18, 2022, 03:13:03 PM

Quote from: JSRAW on November 18, 2022, 02:54:37 PM

Quote from: SATWAT on November 18, 2022, 02:15:51 PM

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@JSRAW here I am not agreed with you because official account is surely doing not trolling or anything wrong because they all know how to do things in positively even few things are not good but surely this all is part of the game.

They deleted the 2 posts regarding South Africa and India. When I saw those tweets then I had to recheck if it was some parody account and to my surprise, it wasn't.

Quote from: kro55 on November 18, 2022, 02:14:55 PM

Quote from: JSRAW on November 17, 2022, 01:26:27 PM

This "Billion dollar" Jab is just one example. There are quite a few instances where he becomes loose cannon against opposition teams " Beat em and we'll get a blank check" "Kohli scored a ton against 3rd rate team -Afganistan-)". Imagine ECB, CA, BCCI's president start talking like this.
I like the show you were referring to in your previous comment. The only thing I hate is when they bring religion into everything. Some might still remember Waqar Younis's bigoted comment last year, he came out as a true Islamist and later he had to apologize in public but it was just a damage control tactic IMO.

I really hate it when they bring in something and make it about religion. There is no need to do that at all. Now I know that there are a lot of controversies going on with the ICC and the way they handle things. A lot of people do say that India is always being favored by the ICC. But the thing is people are not going to respect your team. If you do not respect it yourself. And respect will always come when you start playing well.

As you said, Virat Kohli was out of form for quite a while. But I dont think that former cricketers or even the media of India said anything bad about Virat Kohli. They supported their flair when he needed them the most.

Well to be fair to them, for some weird reason almost everyone from Pakistani side brings religion. Be it Waqar's comment or recently Rizwan's post-match interview after winning the semis against kiwis.

I can't imagine such language from BCCI's officials, Indian commentator or Indian team.

Well! Half of the Pakistani team believe in tabliq. There is nothing wrong in preaching your religion but mixing it up with professional sports is a concern. The biggest example of such kind of behaviour was when Md Rizwan plaided the lord for his achievements in the semifinal against SA multiple time. The clip has become viral now. It is a controversial topic and I personally think sports should not be mixed with religious activities.

I don't think there is anything wrong with being grateful to your God on your success and mentioning that infront of media or press conferences. Yes some people talk about and mention their religion at their every achievement and some don't but yes the sports should be limited to things in ground .
Yes but avoid talking against anyone's belief and make it controversial.