Give Ricky Ponting and the Australian Team a chance

Kudos to Sh Sharad Pawar, I really wanted to write Power but I guess its not required because the world really knows where the power really lies in international cricket. The white tiger finally bows to the might of the new green buck called the Rupee. All this talk of racism is actually going to be sorted out on the basis of the value of the Sone ki Chidiya’s economy (the Indian economy). Its not that the BCCI is cash rich but it’s the Indianess which is rich. Rich in heritage, rich in diversity and rich in being together.

I guess it is time for history to repeat itself and the days of the white crusaders are again here. They have realized that once again the economic might of the Asian subcontinent is unsurpassable. Â

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Had the Harbhajan incident taken place in the eighties, Im sure that poor Bhajji would have been on board the next flight home and that too not in a seat in the passenger cabin but in the cargo hold somewhere, probably condemned by the world and home alike. But in this day of technology when the driving powers of the world are India and China to a great extent, people can’t be discriminated and wronged.

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 The Australian press has been asking for sacking of Ricky Ponting which I feel should be handled carefully as Sourav has arguably said that they wanted desperately to win. But Sourav, aren’t you desperate to win in every game? But you can’t get down to being a clear-cut cheat. You might as well pay off the the entire opposite team or the umpires and thereafter try to deviate the worlds attention towards something like racism. Its almost a joke for all to see. An umpire like Steve Bucknor can’t make such glaring mistakes on his own. He is not capable of such mistakes in my opinion. The world knows this. The best thing in this situation would be to call off the entire result of the Sydney Test and let the Australian cricket team sweat it out and win on merit which they are highly capable of. I guess a lot of people would agree on this with me. I think it’s time to give the Australian team a chance so that they live the game with dignity. And time that we had a more decent and better sports spirited Australian team .