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Mohammad Kaif comes under fire for praising Pakistan and Fakhar Zaman
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Internet has become a significant part of daily life. It can't be ignored because it form one's opinion and the way they conduct daily.
It is sports dear it’s not something only confined to specific country but as i mentioned in first post that it did not stop us to enjoy the very moments.
cricketjoshila
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Sports is also country specific. Teams play country wise.
No one is obligated to congratulate another country. Thats basic FoE.
Yes i did not say he is obliged and so be but you can see the mentality when one suddenly becomes hockey fan in cricket stadium.
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I remember when SRK said something true about India that indians didn't like he had to apologies everywhere he went lol. Indian public needs to be more chill. Attacking a man for praising a team is ridiculous, it's an unhealthy behavior.
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One can lose sleep over comments on internet or one can chose to ignore them and live his/her life’s happily..
Choice is yours..
So you really want to fight against online trolls in hope you would change them for the better? If yes then good luck to you.
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What mentality? Bhai there is no obligation for him to talk about Pakistan cricket.
These days he is talking more about Tennis and Federer.
You are interpreting it wrong.
I am talking about opinion and how comments and news, specially on twitter and Facebook has shaped people's opinion.
He should talk but we can judge his mentality on the basis of what we see.otherwise we dont care if he praises us or not.He will be praising Maria Sherapova when india lose to a team in WC i am sure.
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He should talk but we can judge his mentality on the basis of what we see.otherwise we dont care if he praises us or not.He will be praising Maria Sherapova when india lose to a team in WC i am sure.
What mentality?
What obligation Tendulkar has to talk about Pakistan cricket?
Why this sense of entitlement that others should talk about pakistan cricket else they are not doing the right thing?
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Do you really think Wasim/Waqar congratulated India because of money? It may be shocking but some people are just good sports and would congratulate the winners even if no money is involved.
Also it's not about obligation, it's a norm for former cricketers to congratulate the winner especially if they were at the game. What Sachin did was odd and out of the norm, why is that so hard to admit?
Because it exposes and hurt nationalistic patriotic ego.
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What about Kohli? Would love to have him.
We cant force him but we can judge him.and you cant stop us from that as well.Hope he becomes kabadi fan next year.
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Norm? There is a norm for congratulating a winning team by former cricketers? Lol. Is this some self made norm by some some Pakistanis?
Sachin did nothing wrong. He simply isnt interested in Pakistan cricket.
Wasim Waqar have a connection to Indian cricket. It may be money but they do have a connection through coaching. So they may have congratulated.
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People are not going to behave according to the wishes of some pakistanis. Thats perfectly normal and ethical. Try to deal with it.
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So anyone not behaving according to the set rules of a few pakistanis have to be negatively judged.
You realise how that sounds?
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why do you feel it,its our choice that how we perceive it.
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Preceive something or someone that has nothing to do with you?
intentionally confusing how I want people to behave and discussing as to why he ignored are two different thing.
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Him ignoring something you wanted him to notice nothing wrong.
Absolutely nothing wrong with it, his thumb, his twitter account and his wishes.
But also, nothing wrong in discussing as to why he ignored it.
Discussing doesn't mean "Pakistani" wanted him to acknowledge, could care less, most are discussing "the question', why did he ignored it? but for some reason you always confuse it "Pakistani want them to follow their rules", kind of a pathetic defense when one isn't needed unless patriotic nationalistic ego is fragile and insecure.
We are not Bangladesh or Zimbabway.We are having rich cricket history we know what are the norms in the particular game.
Our dear indian friend thinks and has the delusion that we are lacking legends in particular game thats why we want him to comment but let me remind you we have our own legends,we dont need him and we know what legends do in such circumstances,
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Misunderstood.
What Tendulkar does has nothing to do with any Pakistani. Why judge him because he didnot conform to actions you deem right.
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You think what XYX should do. That doesnit mean he should do it. No one is obligated to comment on the performances of a foreign team.
Criticising someone for that is showing your sense of entitlement. Basically demanding importance.
you can perceive the way you want.
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">When I started playing Cricket,the dream was to play in the India Cap one day.Have been very fortunate to step on to the field & represent my country on 190 days of my life. Today is an apt day for me to announce my retirement from all competetive Cricket. Thank you everyone ���� <a href="https://t.co/HzKZDWgXBo">pic.twitter.com/HzKZDWgXBo</a></p>— Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) <a href="https://twitter.com/MohammadKaif/status/1017704927399960577?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 13, 2018</a></blockquote>
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Hain, thought he had retired ages ago...
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Hain, thought he had retired ages ago...
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