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  • R Rohit Sinha

    Rama Krishna wrote: Kenya has a better chance of making it to finals when playing against India than with any other country. If ever I had any doubts about India reaching the finals, they are now removed. :laugh: Rama, ladies and gentlemen, has spoken! :-D
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    Rohit Sinha

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    Since we lost the smei-finals in 1987 against England I have lost my ability to be sure with India. They did it again in 1996 when they lost to Sri Lanka. People even postponed minor exams during that period hoping that India will reach the finals. This time I am trying not be be too confident with the India team.

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      Since we lost the smei-finals in 1987 against England I have lost my ability to be sure with India. They did it again in 1996 when they lost to Sri Lanka. People even postponed minor exams during that period hoping that India will reach the finals. This time I am trying not be be too confident with the India team.

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      Rama Krishna wrote: People even postponed minor exams during that period hoping that India will reach the finals. :laugh: Even this year, there were several attempts to get the 10th and 12th standard Board exams postponed, so that the students can watch the matches without feeling guilty about neglecting their studies. But you are right. There is no telling with India. Absolutely anything can happen. :~
      Regards,

      Rohit Sinha

      Character is like a tree, and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.
      - Abraham Lincoln

      The whole world steps aside for the man who knows where he is going.
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      • J J Patel

        One of the things I have been thinking is whether Zim lost delibrately to allow their friend Kenya to go to SF. Kenya and Zimbabwe are no friends! Just because they come from the same continent doesn't really mean we are 'friends'. <rant> One of the things that irks me the most is after talking to so many indians here (not on CP, but at work) is that most of them are so reluctant to give Kenya any credit for their wins. One of my friendcolleague claims (without any proof ofcourse) that the SL V kenya game was fixed, without even thinking rationally why SL would throw that game (pre Super 6 game). Let me ask you this, if Kenya had lost to Zim (as most of you expected) would the 'thought' that Kenya lost to their 'friends' Zim to keep their (zim's) SF hopes alive have entered your mind?? </rant>

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        I said the same thing about Ind-SL game too. I don't mean to take away the credit from Kenyans. The way SL's top batsmen got out (in both the matches), it was very suspicious. If I remember correctly, they were one of the favorites. It is sad that we are thinking like that! Kavitha

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        • K Kavitha Sama

          I said the same thing about Ind-SL game too. I don't mean to take away the credit from Kenyans. The way SL's top batsmen got out (in both the matches), it was very suspicious. If I remember correctly, they were one of the favorites. It is sad that we are thinking like that! Kavitha

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          Relax Sama.. :) Kavitha Sama wrote: It is sad that we are thinking like that! It is sad that people think like that. Personally those thoughts have never entered my mind. If a good team loses, hey they lost. If there is an upset, good! Maybe we should just sit back and enjoy the game a little more. Jignesh

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            Relax Sama.. :) Kavitha Sama wrote: It is sad that we are thinking like that! It is sad that people think like that. Personally those thoughts have never entered my mind. If a good team loses, hey they lost. If there is an upset, good! Maybe we should just sit back and enjoy the game a little more. Jignesh

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            J Patel wrote: Personally those thoughts have never entered my mind. If a good team loses, hey they lost. If there is an upset, good! Maybe we should just sit back and enjoy the game a little more. I guess the match-fixing scandal didn't affect you, that's good! Unfortunately, I don't have the same faith in game as I used to. Kavitha

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            • K Kavitha Sama

              J Patel wrote: Personally those thoughts have never entered my mind. If a good team loses, hey they lost. If there is an upset, good! Maybe we should just sit back and enjoy the game a little more. I guess the match-fixing scandal didn't affect you, that's good! Unfortunately, I don't have the same faith in game as I used to. Kavitha

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              Kavitha Sama wrote: I guess the match-fixing scandal didn't affect you, that's good! Unfortunately, I don't have the same faith in game as I used to. The Kenyans were never involved in any scandals (atleast to my knowledge) and I hope they never are. I guess I started ranting because some comments made about Kenya, implied that they too are involved in some fixing. Jignesh

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