what a feckin disgrace all the rioting.stupid morons shoulld be rounded up and thrown in prison. broke the feckin cameras dimwits. and horrible feckin security measures. guwahati should be banned from holding international games for a coupla years.
Ind vss England ODI's
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Disgusting actions from the Indian supporters, I am shocked and appalled.
What are you talking about?
Is this cricket room?
Is this cricket room?
Yes. Welcome to cricket room. It's a wonderful place.
I heard people wear jumpers in here and call you Slabby.
But I see no muffins, where are the muffins?
But I see no muffins, where are the muffins?
Abbsta said:
What's for lunch and tea?
You know, when they say tea time. Do you they mean as in drinking tea or as in having dinner?Dubai_Devil said:
I don't like blueberry.Slabber said:
In cricket terms I doubt they actually drink tea these days, mainly some drinks and a small snack to keep energy up.
I'm actually surprised that you are into it.
Abbsta said:
Not sure really, my dad's into it for some reason and that's how I got into it.
Cricket would stop without India. No one would care about it anymore. Except Bangladesh, that would be the revenue centre for the game. And England still wouldnt win the world cup.Slabber said:
Dubai_Devil said:
Thought cricket had a following in that region?
I was referring specifically to the locals considering the weather and the land.Melbourne Red said:
It's a lot easier for the kids to play football on than cricket since you can play football anywhere.
Melbourne Red said:
In Dubai the main followers of cricket are the expat East Asians.
kinell amol, you're a wum magnet.amolbhatia100 said:
Dubai_Devil said:
Apart from the expats from India and Pakistan the sport does have a very big following there in the Gulf.
There was an unofficial one day series played between India and Pakistan held immdiately after the 92 WC and it was played at some football stadiums on matted wickets. It drew full house and even the locals were cheering the teams.
vijay said:
Most locals are not into cricket at all, but Sharjah has always been a popular place to hold matches because of the large expat population.
Dubai_Devil said:
DD: Did your father spend time in India/Pakistan in his youth?
Education?
Sultan said:
Yes. In an Al-Qaeda training camp.
Slabber said:
Witty...eh?
Sultan said:
I think he might have actually, he also spent some time in Africa, and he speaks Urdu fluently.
vijay said:
Go and talk to the Gibbons.
You might learn something.
Slabber said:
He was before their time.
Dubai_Devil said:
Almost all Indian Muslims are fluent in Urdu. I can also converse. Its closer to Hindi and Sanskrit. When I studied Hindustani Music, I used to practice some Ghazals. Its not tough if you know Hindi.
Slabber said:
You have that talent in your genes.. Dont you?
vijay said:
Were you wearing a nappy?
Slabber said:
why are so obsessed with nappies? Do you wear them?
vijay said:
Ok...
No offence but do you have a point?
Dubai_Devil said:
That's exactly the case with many of the friends I have in Dubai.
Don't you know any Urdu? most locals I know speak urdu quite well.
Do watch/listen anything Bollywood?
vijay said:
No. It's not the custom in Britain. I might wear a nappy if I ever go to India.
When in Rome, and all that...
Dubai_Devil said:
Nothing related to cricket or to this thread.
Just a comment.
Sultan said:
Unfotunatly I don't, I know the odd word here and there but I couldn't hold a coherent conversation.
And no I don't.
Slabber said:
Its also not a custom in India.
vijay said:
I see.
Dubai_Devil said:
Finally you've figured it out.
vijay said:
So why did Gandhi wear a nappy?
vijay said:
Figured what out?
That you decide to come out with these random comments about your personal life that no one actually cares about?
Yes I figured it out.
Dubai_Devil said:
Kinell, you are really tiresome. I was merely pointing out that the dialects of one language is used on the other.