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Raving, ranting don’t portray effective aggressiveness

At some point the fork in the path appears before every sportsman. Does he play to the gallery? Or does he play to his strength? In the movies and in slapstick, and occasionally in politics, the two paths might seem to merge. In the more real world of sport, the competitor must choose. It might ....Read more

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He is right!By: g kapuria | Thursday , 1 Nov '07 2:38:36 AM Reply | Forward Bhogle is correct. Raving and ranting is not the best way to be agressive. Backstabbing is. And the greatest master is Harsha Bhogle. He demonstrated that during the Chappell-Ganguly days.

Raving and ranting...By: Bhanaur | Tuesday , 30 Oct '07 0:01:13 AM Reply | Forward Mr. Bhogle, you are far from the point. Tendulkar's smile may make barbed comment from oposing players inocuous but it will not make opposing players nervous. Look how many close matches tendulakr has won and how many close matches this young aggressive team has won. If you want to see effect of rav and rant watch the last 20/20 match between australia and india. You will see confused hapless faces of australian players against the rav and Ran that was follwed by murdrous batting by gambhir, uthappa, Yuvraj and dhoni. So in this light please do not ill advise indian team to smile at the face of abuse. let them play fire with fire and that is why they are 20/20 world champ. They will be champ in other form of cricket too the moment your smiling tendulkars are gone from the scene.Bhanaur

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