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[VIDEO] "I want to dedicate the win to all our armed forces who showed a lot of bravery": Suryakumar Yadav

Was Surykumar Yadav justified in his controversial post-game remarks?

  • Yes

    Votes: 4 66.7%

  • No, sports should not be mixed with politics

    Votes: 2 33.3%
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Now that India has won on the cricket field, operation sindoor can officially be declared over. Lost the war but won the match so they can now term it as a successful operation. Indians have been relentless in trying to rewrite history over the past 4 months
 
Only thing permanently destroyed was the IAF’s Rafale, and Modi’s self respect. Everything else just caught some bruises. Even the trees had a better recovery rate than Modi’s global image.
 
India played well and won the game. Pakistan current team lacks behind in many area, not to mention the politics involved. They are a new inexperienced bunch with no leadership. I feel sorry for the state of Pakistan cricket.

Now coming to these comments made by Surya and Ghambir and the handshaking scene - what an insecure bunch these people truly are. Have to constantly keep proving their loyalty to the country. You can see the kind of pressure their public puts them under. First the calls to boycott, and when they play, they will act childish like "we won't shake hands". And then saying "we have given a solid reply" LOL. Indians and their lala lands, enjoy fellows!
 
MenInG said:
Hi

Any more comments NOT related to cricket and further bans will follow immediately

THINK very carefully before posting here
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It wouldn’t be a bad idea to shift this thread to the time pass section as the thread title doesn’t call for a cricketing discussion in my opinion.

Having said that, urging fellow posters to exercise restraint during tense times and not let emotions take over.
 
I congratulated the Indian fans yesterday on a well-deserved and comprehensive victory.

However, as is sometimes the case, a few individuals have let that one win go to their heads. Let’s not forget—Pakistan is currently a struggling cricket team, and many have written them off. But history has shown that even in such situations, they’ve managed to bounce back and win entire tournaments unexpectedly.

So yes, celebrate the win—it’s earned. But do so with humility. Cricket has a way of surprising us, especially on the days when it matters most...
 
IAJ said:
I congratulated the Indian fans yesterday on a well-deserved and comprehensive victory.

However, as is sometimes the case, a few individuals have let that one win go to their heads. Let’s not forget—Pakistan is currently a struggling cricket team, and many have written them off. But history has shown that even in such situations, they’ve managed to bounce back and win entire tournaments unexpectedly.

So yes, celebrate the win—it’s earned. But do so with humility. Cricket has a way of surprising us, especially on the days when it matters most...
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Not with this squad
 
jeeteshssaxena said:
What if Pakistan wins the next one? Or god forbid they upset us in the finals?

Should have stayed away from this. Atleast should have waited till the finals.
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Bhai , india is not going to lose a single match against Pakistan even if we start playing cricket with them Daily.

356 days m se 365 days jitenge. Ye confidence hai muje apni team pe.

:kp
 
That cringey fake yaari-dosti drama among celebrities is a thing of past now. Earlier these elites roleplayed as ambassadors of love and peace while showing their true colors in domestic media eventually.

For once they have truly represented the common Bhartiya-Pakistani sentiment, and while it looks petty, this is who we are, enemies. There is nothing classy in the way majority of our awaam interacts, and we see this in the forum too.
 
Devadwal said:
Gautam Gambhir:- As a team, we wanted to show our solidarity towards the victims of all the families for what they have gone through during pahalgam terror attack, and more importantly we want to thank the armed forces for their successful operation sindoor

:kp
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Indians trying to tell world Sindoor was successful through cricket 😂 the absolute desperation. All the post briefings and interviews of Indian Military officials did nt Convey the message. It had to be Gauti telling the world that oh we won the match.. Believe us Sindoor was successful too 😂😂😂😂😂
 
Congratulations to the families of Pahalgam victims, the brutal murder of their loved ones by terrorist is finally avenged because Surya Kumar Yadav and his team didn't shake hands at the end of the game
 
mominsaigol said:
@Devadwal has a habit of making alot of typos. Last time he claimed that Pakistan and India played a match in the 1900's.
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How Many day's in a year ? Can you tell me ?

I had said that even if the Indian team plays against Pakistan every day, we will defeat Pakistan every days

Ab count kar le kitne din hote hai year m , 😂😂😂😂 😂 😂

Seem like you haven't recovered from last night phainta along with your surrender infront of me.

:klopp :kp
 
Wasim Ghulam said:
Congratulations to the families of Pahalgam victims, the brutal murder of their loved ones by terrorist is finally avenged because Surya Kumar Yadav and his team didn't shake hands at the end of the game
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There's symbolism to some acts. Pakistan not recognising Israel hasn't saved one life in Gaza or made any difference, but the gesture is still appreciated.
 
If I remembered correctly, when Rizwan dedicated Pakistan victory to Gaza people's , Pakistan posters praised him but now Same posters are crying.

:klopp :kp
 
Hikaru said:
There's symbolism to some acts. Pakistan not recognising Israel hasn't saved one life in Gaza or made any difference, but the gesture is still appreciated.
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All it Showed that despite war happening between two countries over a unfortunate incident , One country has not moved on
 
Wasim Ghulam said:
All it Showed that despite war happening between two countries over a unfortunate incident , One country has not moved on
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I think some scars shouldn't wear off that fast, and Pehalgam was definitely one. I'll be interested to see how long Bharatiya players carry on with this, because after a while, even I will start finding it unnecessary.
 
This is little premature by Indian team they have not defeated pakistan in a final they could end up getting egg on the face if pakistan somehow get to the final and face India again.
 
Hikaru said:
I think some scars shouldn't wear off that fast, and Pehalgam was definitely one. I'll be interested to see how long Bharatiya players carry on with this, because after a while, even I will start finding it unnecessary.
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or Sindoor operation did nt give closure because it did nt do what Indians wanted
 
zahid01 said:
This is little premature by Indian team they have not defeated pakistan in a final they could end up getting egg on the face if pakistan somehow get to the final and face India again.
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Not really. What will that change lol.

Indians didn't even want to play this tournament.

Pakistanis are still looking at this thing via cricket lens and winning/losing etc lol.
 
Wasim Ghulam said:
or Sindoor operation did nt give closure because it did nt do what Indians wanted
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Naah.

Just Pakistanis don't care about Pakistani lives enough.

India did massive damage to Pakistan. The bombed PAF bases and mosques are there for all to see.

The body count was high and you could see all the coffins.

According to Pakistanis, the people killed on the first night were "women and children".

Also, according to Pakistanis, Indians are responsible for BLA/TTP which are killing off Pakistani armymen/civilians everyday. In fact their body count is orders of magnitude higher than Operation Sindoor.

Also apparently Indians caused some of the floods this year which killed off so many Pakistanis.

Even then Pakistanis are so eager to play cricket with India.

Is that what a Pakistani life is worth? So cheap?

Indians care about Indian lives hence the boycott.

Pakistan has lost many multiple times of the Pahalgam casualties yet so nonchalant lol.
 
zahid01 said:
Why did they come then
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They shouldn't have.

Corporate greed.

Hopefully BCCI gets a lesson.

Asia Cup is a useless tournament and can be boycotted.

Both India and Pak have boycotted in the past.

In ICC tournaments should be kept in separate groups. Considering how poor Pakistan is, they will never meet.
 
TexasRattlesnake said:
Naah.

Just Pakistanis don't care about Pakistani lives enough.

India did massive damage to Pakistan. The bombed PAF bases and mosques are there for all to see.

The body count was high and you could see all the coffins.

According to Pakistanis, the people killed on the first night were "women and children".

Also, according to Pakistanis, Indians are responsible for BLA/TTP which are killing off Pakistani armymen/civilians everyday. In fact their body count is orders of magnitude higher than Operation Sindoor.

Also apparently Indians caused some of the floods this year which killed off so many Pakistanis.

Even then Pakistanis are so eager to play cricket with India.

Is that what a Pakistani life is worth? So cheap?

Indians care about Indian lives hence the boycott.

Pakistan has lost many multiple times of the Pahalgam casualties yet so nonchalant lol.
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Repeat the lies enough so it becomes true. That perfectly fits Indians

Before your missiles reached our bases , Did you count Rafale Wreckages on Ground ? 😂😂

Someone Directly asked AVM bharti , Did you loose rafale? his answer “ Losses are Part of Combat “ 😂 It tells us all we need to know. No need to play cricket matches and do some gimmicks like not shaking hands and prove to us that Sindoor was successful
 
India shouldn’t have played this match in the first place. Nothing is greater than the country’s pride and the lives of its citizens. But because of Amit Shah’s son and many others who had money invested through gambling and other means, the match was made to happen. The cricketers did the best they could, but the real shame lies with the government.
 
To preserve and protect one man’s ego, the entire nation must now collectively bow before a levitating divine figure.

The ‘political strike’ has now made its way onto the cricket field. At this rate, don’t be surprised if the Indian team shows up to the match against Pakistan dressed in army fatigues.

Man of the match - Modi’s ego.
 
TexasRattlesnake said:
Lol again with the lies.

Did you take photos of these mythical Rafale wreckages?

The coffins of the Pakistanis are there for all to see.

But like I said, Pakistani lives are cheap and you choose to ignore them.
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No need to take photos when your officials admitted it.
 
IAJ said:
I congratulated the Indian fans yesterday on a well-deserved and comprehensive victory.

However, as is sometimes the case, a few individuals have let that one win go to their heads. Let’s not forget—Pakistan is currently a struggling cricket team, and many have written them off. But history has shown that even in such situations, they’ve managed to bounce back and win entire tournaments unexpectedly.

So yes, celebrate the win—it’s earned. But do so with humility. Cricket has a way of surprising us, especially on the days when it matters most...
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Fans need to have a bit of patience with this team. Remember this team is a work in progress still. The goal is the WT20. That's why it was opted to go with this direction without RizBar up top.
 
RidiculousMan said:
Fans need to have a bit of patience with this team. Remember this team is a work in progress still. The goal is the WT20. That's why it was opted to go with this direction without RizBar up top.
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You really think you can compete for the world t20 after eight months of "progress"?

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Pakistan is YEARS away from being a T20 WC contender.

2028 would be a better goal.
 
TexasRattlesnake said:
India did give a reply.

Just that Pakistanis conveniently choose to ignore all of the PAF bases smoked.

Just like Pakistanis like to spam the 2-3 games they have won against India in the last 10-15 years ignoring the countless other games they have lost lol.
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Watching @Bhaijaan post with his multiple accounts is hilarious. You should invest your time somewhere more productive
 
RidiculousMan said:
Good riddance.

I already ignored those trolls. They create an immense toxic environment on this forum.

I have been on this forum for 2 years. I was considering if I should leave the forum because of the rampant trolls.

@mominsaigol @Rana @RedwoodOriginal I probably would have left this forum long ago. If it weren't were you guys. Sane and civilized posters when I compare it to trolls.

Thanks again to the mods for sweeping the trolls - even if for a few days.
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Ong. Even i got sick of trolling the trolls lol. I dont get why people simply attack for the sake of attacking rather then having civilised discussions.
 
RidiculousMan said:
Good riddance.

I already ignored those trolls. They create an immense toxic environment on this forum.

I have been on this forum for 2 years. I was considering if I should leave the forum because of the rampant trolls.

@mominsaigol @Rana @RedwoodOriginal I probably would have left this forum long ago. If it weren't were you guys. Sane and civilized posters when I compare it to trolls.

Thanks again to the mods for sweeping the trolls - even if for a few days.
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Yes it's disappointing to see how certain people react here. Not pointing out anyone in specific. I used to feel the same way as you but have learned to just avoid engaging with certain conversations or reading certain comments. But I can understand how annoying it can be to see entire threads get derailed by the same old stuff.
 
Major said:
Watching @Bhaijaan post with his multiple accounts is hilarious. You should invest your time somewhere more productive
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I have already committed to my friend @gazza619 that I would permanently retire at 69k. You can check with mods if they ever found my IP linked to other accounts. I am a straight shooter. I do not need to come over here with other accounts to express my thoughts. Have i ever minced my words?
 
Bhaijaan said:
I have already committed to my friend @gazza619 that I would permanently retire at 69k. You can check with mods if they ever found my IP linked to other accounts. I am a straight shooter. I do not need to come over here with other accounts to express my thoughts. Have i ever minced my words?
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Why the retirement though? We enjoy your presence on this forum
 
Devadwal said:
If I remembered correctly, when Rizwan dedicated Pakistan victory to Gaza people's , Pakistan posters praised him but now Same posters are crying.

:klopp :kp
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How is Gazan genocide and holocaust even remotely comparable to ind??!?

An child getting 300+ bullets pumped into her by your heroes is comparable???

Deflection and Gaslighting is unreal but as usual expected ..
 
Cricket’s problem right now is that a small pool of teams play each other, and politics between two of them keeps spilling onto the field. Sport isn’t war; it’s a game with agreed rules so people can enjoy a few hours and get on with life. If this is what we’re going to see, those two teams should stop playing each other for a while. The downside is cricket already has limited opponents, so avoiding becomes very difficult.

What also hurts the game is turning simple gestures of respect into political theater, skipping a handshake and applauding it for internal optics. Sport isn’t a stage for war or terror narratives. Cricket is a governed contest designed for enjoyment, and a victory only reflects sporting performance, not moral or geopolitical superiority. Winning or losing a cricket game will not have any effect on anything meaningful in real life and its only a third world mentality that keeps bringing other things into a game.
 
Hikaru said:
This forum has stooped to a new low with brags over terrorist attacks, dead-body count and number of coffins replacing cricketing stats in the Cricket Forum.

I would request Bhartiyas to not stoop to these lows, let's lose these debates rather than joining the likes of @Major and his minions in this battle.

Would also like @MenInG brother to notice these debate patterns being normalised. Not very healthy for the forum long-term imo. I say this not as an Indian, but a member who loves the forum.
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Your co-religionist are indoctrinated, they dont know any better..
 
guard said:
Your co-religionist are indoctrinated, they dont know any better..
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I for one watched cricket for what its, enjoyment. But Indians somehow think its to be watched to see who won the war. I don't understand why these two teams are playing against each other, if they don't want to play it like a sport.
 
RedwoodOriginal said:
Why the retirement though? We enjoy your presence on this forum
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Thanks, brother. I’ve decided to take a digital break, not just from this forum but more broadly. The internet has brought stress, anger, and anxiety into my life. It has hurt the quality of my life and changed me in ways I don’t like, which I’ve come to notice. I just want to find my way back, to being humble, God-loving, generous, and cheerful again, hopefully.

I hope my redemption journey is successful. Hopefully I can return one day to contribute more positively to the forum and perform my duties as a veteran poster.
 
Bhaijaan said:
Thanks, brother. I’ve decided to take a digital break, not just from this forum but more broadly. The internet has brought stress, anger, and anxiety into my life. It has hurt the quality of my life and changed me in ways I don’t like, which I’ve come to notice. I just want to find my way back, to being humble, God-loving, generous, and cheerful again, hopefully.

I hope my redemption journey is successful. Hopefully I can return one day to contribute more positively to the forum and perform my duties as a veteran poster.
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Sorry to hear that bro but I understand completely where you're coming from. I have developed similar feelings towards the internet and social media. And while I find it hard to disconnect completely I've tried to slowly distance myself from it. Even beyond the anger and anxiety it may cause, being online makes you realize how much of life's other pleasures you are taking for granted and not appreciating. Best of luck to you on your journey, hope you find what you're looking for.
 
Bhaijaan said:
I have already committed to my friend @gazza619 that I would permanently retire at 69k. You can check with mods if they ever found my IP linked to other accounts. I am a straight shooter. I do not need to come over here with other accounts to express my thoughts. Have i ever minced my words?
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Who am I to stop you from posting? I'm just a visitor here like yourself, buddy. We Pakistanis are generally open-minded individuals, and we genuinely appreciate criticism and feedback. We don't believe in boycotts. So, feel free to continue posting and sharing your thoughts if you wish to
:)
 
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Pak vs Ind: Sahibzada Farhan creates history, hits Bumrah for first six by a Pakistani

DUBAI: Sahibzada Farhan etched his name into the record books on Sunday as he became the first-ever Pakistani batter to strike Jasprit Bumrah for a six in international cricket — ending a 400-ball wait.The moment came in the...
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Level of pak journalism .ppers have audacity to call out Indian news papers .Article not even bothered to mention the pak score by the time of that hit as it will show the reality.
 

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Pak vs Ind: Sahibzada Farhan creates history, hits Bumrah for first six by a Pakistani

DUBAI: Sahibzada Farhan etched his name into the record books on Sunday as he became the first-ever Pakistani batter to strike Jasprit Bumrah for a six in international cricket — ending a 400-ball wait.The moment came in the...
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Level of pak journalism .ppers have audacity to call out Indian news papers .Article not even bothered to mention the pak score by the time of that hit as it will show the reality.
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Small Small Happiness for some.
 
SKY should had let it be, I didn't like what Afridi did back then or Misbah and his team with pushups, better imo is always just go meet the jawans like Dhoni or other celebs do.
 
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