Quote from: Naficopa on Today at 05:22:30 AM

Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 02:18:33 AM

Quote from: JSRAW on June 09, 2023, 03:18:25 PM

I was trying to avoid responding in this matter but i noticed few responses with political correctness which is very convenient approach, also saw the guys preaching and acting morally superior who literally believe that women and kafirs are second-class citizens in their respective countries or neibhourhood.
In the last 4-5 years there are almost 50+ of these types of cases happened in Delhi-NCR +UP only. Remember the guy who chopped off his gf and stacked her body parts in the freezer? or the recent one where an underage girl was stabbed 21 times and then her head was smashed by stone multiple times, it was caught on camera.
I agree on the only thing that if you don't have backbone then you should avoid this sort of thing and even if you do ffs avoid acting like an ignorant individual because it plays into Islamist's hands and Islamist lobbies are like zombies, they feed on it and pampered by almost everyone due to their street power which is based on pure violence and hate against everything including life or modern civilization for that matter. We saw what happened to Salman Rushdie and during the Nupur Sharma controversy.
Fuck the political correctness and fuck these Islamists.

The question is - are IPL players allowed to make such posts? Because if one player makes such a post favoring one side of the political spectrum, then sometime later another player may make a post opposing it. For example, if some of the players make a post on Kashmir as a response to Yash Dayal's post how can anyone oppose it? The best thing to do would be to prohibit active players from getting involved in this sort of politics (I think the clauses in IPL does that). On my part, I am completely against any involvement of politics in cricket. And that is why I condemned the Indian team when Hardik Pandya convinced them to take a knee to support the BLM movement (during the T20 World Cup in 2021).

In my personal opinion, this year's IPL was much less crowded than the previous seasons. The previous season's matches were really competitive but this season's matches were somehow flawed. And the final match was hampered by early rain. Later on the reserve day also did not end up completing the entire game brilliantly.

I think the popularity of IPL has decreased compared to the previous seasons. The number of teams increased this season. And the IPL has been held for a long time. This is probably the reason why the popularity of IPL has decreased relatively. Still, the most popular franchise league in the world is IPL. Moreover, the matches this season were somewhat less competitive. Most of the matches were one sided. This is why IPL has lost some popularity.