Except Sreesanth, the Indian bowling lineup consists of very humble, and low profile bowlers. None of them intimidate, sledge, misbehave etc. At least I've not seen them do that in recent times.
Zaheer Khan just goes about his business. The masses don't give him the credit he truly deserves, but he doesn't go around talking like Akhtar.
Munaf Patil, Ashish Nehra, they too are humble. Look at how hard Munaf tried in Semis and Finals of WC '11. Munaf wasn't even hyped up after the win. He was quietly watching his team-mates go bonkers.
Ishant is a humble lad who admits his mistakes. He is a try-hard. He stuck it out with Lakshan to help India win against the Aussies.
So why do you guys hate them?
Listen, I am sure that none of us here are amongst the BEST of the BEST in your chosen profession. In fact, very few of us actually try hard. These folks try hard, and try to perform, so why do you hate them so much?
Guys, come on. Most of them were from poor or very poor backgrounds, and have worked very very hard to get to wherever they are today.
P.S. I am half-Pakistani half-Indian
Zaheer Khan just goes about his business. The masses don't give him the credit he truly deserves, but he doesn't go around talking like Akhtar.
Munaf Patil, Ashish Nehra, they too are humble. Look at how hard Munaf tried in Semis and Finals of WC '11. Munaf wasn't even hyped up after the win. He was quietly watching his team-mates go bonkers.
Ishant is a humble lad who admits his mistakes. He is a try-hard. He stuck it out with Lakshan to help India win against the Aussies.
So why do you guys hate them?
Listen, I am sure that none of us here are amongst the BEST of the BEST in your chosen profession. In fact, very few of us actually try hard. These folks try hard, and try to perform, so why do you hate them so much?
Guys, come on. Most of them were from poor or very poor backgrounds, and have worked very very hard to get to wherever they are today.
P.S. I am half-Pakistani half-Indian
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