So who let the dogs out? Did you notice how the Income tax department jumped to do their master’s bidding the day Tharoor was accused of doing a few underhand things to get his pals the IPl franchise? Will the government call off the I-T guys, now that Tharoor has quit and Modi is also [...]
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The s**t is about to hit the fan…
Posted: April 20, 2010 in Indian cricket, IPLTags: BCCI, IPL, Lalit Modi, Tharoor
The slip between the lip and the lisp….
Posted: April 16, 2010 in Indian cricket, IPLTags: IPL, Kochi, Lalit Modi, Shashi Tharoor, Tweet
I wonder, if in a fit of rage, Lalit Modi called Shashi Tharoor “Faale Manhoof!” The war of the tweeters has entered the political arena. And now that the politicians have stepped in to the IPL circus we can expect some fun and games and the inevitable scapegoat. I am afraid the articulate and genteel [...]
Formula One, not a sport?
Posted: August 28, 2009 in Government of India, IPL, Sports MinistryTags: F1, Formula One
According to the Government of India’s Sports Ministry, Formula One racing is not purely a sport, it is entertainment and the proposed F1 race “does not satisfy conditions which focus on human endeavour for excelling in competition with others.” Such hogwash. Tell that to Felipe Massa, Roland Ratzenberger, Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna or the countless [...]
The Ugly Australian – it’s just envy mate!
Posted: June 5, 2009 in IPL, Ugly AustralianTags: Lleyton Hewitt, Mathew Hayden
Sir Ian Botham (now don’t ask me who he is), once very sarcastically remarked that a lot of Australians are like their country – big and empty. Seeing the events of the past month, I couldn’t help agree with the great man.What do you expect from a bunch of obnoxious twits who’s forefathers were bank [...]
Raina, the kid to watch
Posted: April 30, 2009 in IPLTags: Gautam Gambhir, Rajasthan Royals, Suresh Raina
If you’ve been watching the IPL, like me, I am sure you too are thinking that this edition just isn’t as good enough as the first. Half the reason for that is that it isn’t being played in India and the other half is that a lot of the big names are missing. But the [...]