Random Aussie
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bublubhuyan said:That convict thing really gets to the veins of the Aussies. Seriously, it should not be used.
Ajeyastra said:You maybe so and good luck with that.
Maaki means "Mother's"
OZGOD said:OK everyone get your laughs in, it's day 1 and a Test is 5 days.![]()
OZGOD said:I don't mind being called a convict. It's where we came from. Look at the country we built, from our beginnings as a bunch of criminals shipped from England. We're proud of where we came from mate.![]()
OZGOD said:I know the wicket is lively, but that's a pretty ordinary performance from all and sundry barring Pup. I hope team gives Dubya a good spray in the sheds about how shyte his performance was and embarrasses him into doing better in the second dig.
deathstreak said:a little bit more enlightenment would be great...
For Fish--
Family, sexual insults are more demeaning in India than race insults...
Random Aussie said:Funny that there are more Indians posting on this match than their own teams.....
We will always be there for you when Australia f0cks upRandom Aussie said:Funny that there are more Indians posting on this match than their own teams.....
bones20 said:We will always be there for you when Australia f0cks up![]()
deathstreak said:didn't one of you mention something about a certificate if you could show your ancestor came on the ships or something?
deathstreak said:a little bit more enlightenment would be great...
For Fish--
Family, sexual insults are more demeaning in India than race insults...
Amjid Javed said:214 all out? Were richard Hadlee and shane bond bowling in there prime today?
shocking stuff from Australia espcially as this is New zealand they are playing. Haydunce and a few others need to go and time for further transition!
Fish said:
Fish said:which is why Indians are such hypochrites, they swear and hurl insults and then go crying to the referee when it comes back.
Boo hoo the poor little things cant handle someone swearing at them, and there standard response is waaa they started it. Sook of the highest order.
Random Aussie said:I am getting very sick of Brett Lee and his celebrating the wicket before the umpire decides.
A fine is in order.
deathstreak said:er christian name === first name???
deathstreak said:Good show by Lee already..
He did not give 8 runs in his first over......
deathstreak said:the first line:-
Most family historians in Australia regard a convict in their ancestry as enormously desirable.
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There is a gulf, no make that an ocean of difference between the cultures
but it makes sense too.
deathstreak said:ahem
ponting complained..
hayden complained...
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Fish said:We dont have to constantly complain that the umpire is biased and the referee is out to get us and cry about the other team saying things that make us cry.)
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moumotta said:Even worse. Ponting complained that Dhoni complained.![]()
Ajeyastra said:I am sure you don't - what person in his right mind would like to complain about having umpires and referees on his side.
Fish said:It certainly does show the difference in culture, we are a proud nation and are not insecure about our standing in the world. We have nothing to be ashamed of and can live without being paraniod and desperately trying to prove we are better than someone else. Its a good feeling.
Now that is a very interesting statement...
We dont have to constantly complain that the umpire is biased and the referee is out to get us and cry about the other team saying things that make us cry.)
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Random Aussie said:Yes that was an improvement![]()
Zero wickets though
But still it's in very bad taste.OZGOD said:I don't mind being called a convict. It's where we came from. Look at the country we built, from our beginnings as a bunch of criminals shipped from England. We're proud of where we came from mate.![]()
Fish said:We know Dhoni complained and we know Harbi complained and Tendulkar lied.....err complained it just seems to be a cultural thing.
deathstreak said:no no you go to the referee and complain. Your players do, not the general public![]()
Fish said:Feeling a bit paranoid are we, the umpire is against you is he. Oh dear isnt that a shame.)
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Fish said:We are talking cricket, Australia just play cricket its the Indians that are allways complaining. Boo hoo hoo the umpire is biased boo hoo hoo the referee is picking on us boo hoo hoo the Aussies swore at me and made me cry.)
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deathstreak said:when did harbi complain ??
Fish said:We are talking cricket, Australia just play cricket its the Indians that are allways complaining. Boo hoo hoo the umpire is biased boo hoo hoo the referee is picking on us boo hoo hoo the Aussies swore at me and made me cry.)
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Fish said:When dosent he complain, wasnt it him complaining about Sreesanth mouthing off and insulting the Indian players during a IPL match that lead to Sreesanth bawling his eyes out.)
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Ajeyastra said:Not for long dear, not for long. The world order is changing and i don't contemplate a place for the likes of Bucknor or Proctor or Broad for long.
Romali_rotti said:lol Kiwis taking a leaf out of India's book, Ozzies getting spanked....
Foozee said:damn man, whats goin on with the Roos
Random Aussie said:Seems like the end is coming now man.
I remember the West Indies, even after most of their great players had gone, carried on beating all and sundry because of the aura they had and because the players genuinely believed they could beat anyone.
India aside because our brave friends got a bit scared of the fast bowlers)
Then Australia took them down in a Test series at home and the players lost that aura and confidence and the ship went down. Obviously the difference is we have young players and a good domestic system to rebuild whereas the West Indies had nothing coming through. But to me at least the parallel exists.
Will the Saffers take us down at home this summer?
Random Aussie said:Seems like the end is coming now man.
I remember the West Indies, even after most of their great players had gone, carried on beating all and sundry because of the aura they had and because the players genuinely believed they could beat anyone.
India aside because our brave friends got a bit scared of the fast bowlers)
Then Australia took them down in a Test series at home and the players lost that aura and confidence and the ship went down. Obviously the difference is we have young players and a good domestic system to rebuild whereas the West Indies had nothing coming through. But to me at least the parallel exists.
Will the Saffers take us down at home this summer?
bublubhuyan said:But still it's in very bad taste.
Jamal said:On current form , you guys are gonna be dominated by the Saffers![]()
Random Aussie said:Fortunately that is current formand we aint playing them yet.
Jamal said:On current form , you guys are gonna be dominated by the Saffers![]()
Rajan said:SA are favourites. for sure.
by the way, after the retirement of Warne and McGrath, what is the win/loss/draw record for Aussies?
would be interesting to note the same after Gilchrist retirement too, because i always rated him very high.
Amjid Javed said:RA,
I can understand that pitch may have assisted the Bowlers but this is New Zealand that the Aussies are playing. In 20+ years of watching game this is poorest Kiwi side ive ever seen!
Haydens poor form and Haddins lack of runs look a huge worry at moment!
Random Aussie said:NZ always put up a good fight against us in Australia. Wait until they bat.
Yep Hayden, Haddin, Watson (*** was he selected as a bowler) & Lee are all big concerns.
Random Aussie said:After Warne/McGrath retired - side on 14 consecutive wins at the time:
W W L D - Gilly retired here then - W D W D L D L - 4 wins, 3 losses and 4 draws
So not great by any stretch. But 8 of those Tests were against India, who have always been tough to beat and got some results over us so that does muddy it a little. But no matter how you look at it it is lot worse than WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
kashif77 said:this really puts things into perspective .. the indian victory wasn't all that impressive after all !
Muhammad said:Southee's a bit green but the raw materials are there.
Absolutely and that too with passion.Random Aussie said:Still jealous of the Aussies I see![]()
kashif77 said:this really puts things into perspective .. the indian victory wasn't all that impressive after all !
OZGOD said:You know what, I actually don't mind seeing Tests played on these types of pitches where the ball is seaming and swinging like a biatch. It's good to see scores of 200-odd and batsmen being tested by good bowlers who know how to use the surface. It's only going to get worse I reckon, being the Gabba. The total could be alright depending on how well we bowl early tomorrow. If we can do some damage with the new ball we're right in this. Tait would have LOVED this pitch.
Oxy said:That was my first thought - but I'll wait until the series is over to see whether it was Indian dominace or Aussie incompetence!
NZ have to be one of the worst sides out there - todays scorecard is mind-boggling!
sachindan said:Oxy, why my post was deleted ?
it was more in humour than anything else
Random Aussie said:Seems like the end is coming now man.
I remember the West Indies, even after most of their great players had gone, carried on beating all and sundry because of the aura they had and because the players genuinely believed they could beat anyone.
India aside because our brave friends got a bit scared of the fast bowlers)
Then Australia took them down in a Test series at home and the players lost that aura and confidence and the ship went down. Obviously the difference is we have young players and a good domestic system to rebuild whereas the West Indies had nothing coming through. But to me at least the parallel exists.
Will the Saffers take us down at home this summer?
Savak said:The question is why isnt Tait in the side? I personally feel the Aussies are messing up with Tait. He should be in the side. He needs experience, he is a match winner. He will only become consistent with match practice. He would be a wonderful addition to the bowling attack.