Will_NA
Chairman of Selectors
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India had like 7 results that directly cost them the match.
I don't understand this system - you accuse the Indians of whinging. If they stand up for themselves, then you guys think that validates your statement and you are right. If they say nothing, you guys think you are right. So, it is quite clear you aren't going to want a meaningful discussion on it, then why even bother brining it up? As a pointless cheap little dig? Why do you want reactions from the Indian fans? What do you feel you are going to gain by making the Indian fans look little? If you want to change their minds, try having an open minded discussion, without the sterotypes. Targeting and mocking them really isn't making you look big or smart.
I'm kinda taken aback by your post since I was in no way having a dig. Maybe you'd like to point out which exact part of my statement made it seem like that. My point was valid in that Indian fans didn't make that big a deal when we were screwed at Lords - neither did England fans which is why I, personally, don't sympathise with them.
Plus, you say the Sydney decisions directly cost the the match. THEY DID NOT. That is a fact. Simple as. I'm not saying it didn't influence the match because they of did of course but you don't what would have happened if those decisions had gone the right way. There are millions of possibilities.
Sreesanth was the last man out. If he was given out, we would have won because we would have taken 10 Indian second innings wickets before they could overhaul England's aggregate score, meaning we would have won. That is a fact.
As I said before, that isn't the point. The point is we didn't make such a huge deal out of it. I can't even remember the umpire so I do not care that Indian fans felt agrieved at Sydney because it happens to everyone.