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In India vs Pakistan, you can’t win unless you’re willing to tempt defeat

In my formative years in cricket, the influencer years, a game against Pakistan was never a day of joy, of excitement; rarely was there a sense of anticipation at seeing something exceptional. It was a game that your team had to win and so it was a tense day; a delectable cover drive or a glide  ....Read more

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Congratulations on the new look HarshaBy: Kunal K | Tuesday , 9 Jun '09 9:36:32 AM Reply | Forward Harsha seems to have had a hair transplant. Mandira is'nt around for World T20, maybe now the focus will be on Harsha's new look !!
play not to loseBy: J. Jayaraman | Monday , 8 Jun '09 9:41:22 AM Reply | Forward When so called "greats" played, India winning was not there in any one of their minds. India-Pak matches in earlier era consisted of dull draws till Pak changed their mindsets, but not India. Two so-called greats (as far this correspondent is concerned they were all most incompetent) allowed golden opportuinity to slip by against a second or lower string England in a Test in India. Only recently Indian captains have realised unless they aim for wins, they would lose.
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