The three-month-old status of my blog was getting obnoxiously (I learnt it from Hayden) difficult with each day. There are things to express but not enough willingness perhaps to do so, or perhaps i'v become more lazy or handicap in my expression that i stayed away. It is difficult to be honest, I mean it could have been so easy to blame it on my 'lack of time' and 'm busy these days' reasons. Anyways, whatever.
What has changed in these three months?
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As far as I can remember, India played Sri Lanka in three different tournaments. I can only imagine what the boredom of watching(or listening or hearing anything about) them might have affected the fans. Well, many depression patients got over the habit of popping those sleeping pills as it was a natural sleep inducer.
The Players tried there best to make it interesting though, complaining about overwork or perhaps not. I mean it is still a mystery as Srinivasan has stuck to his robotic head-gear denial: "We have received no letter".
But the way 'Times Now' followed it up, I guess more than the players, it was the journalists who got really pissed off seeing the same faces every day and it had its affect.
Seeing the helpless Indians, Randiv also tried his bit to make it interesting by depriving Sehwag a century, desperately hoping that it will jolt the BCCI from their slumber and they will call it a day or may be will give the indian fans some fodder to chew on.
Such a selfless guy, lost his match fee and was banned for a match, still he tried and was amply helped by Dilshan and Sangakkara. But all went in vein. Not all though, as it did give 'Times Now' enough to plough on for 3-4 days and make it a national crisis.
Commonwealth Games (CWG) became 'controversy-ridden' CWG, bad for Kalmadi. I mean things were going pretty fine for him but his scapegoats...aarr...i mean..his collegues failed to plug the leaks and ofcourse 'Times Now'. I mean how can you forget them. The result is in front of you, the OC chief lost so much (read dough) in plugging the holes and it's still not over.
Well, i guess, now I need something to chew on or plough on atleast. Being Lazy is bliss, at times.
What has changed in these three months?
As far as I can remember, India played Sri Lanka in three different tournaments. I can only imagine what the boredom of watching(or listening or hearing anything about) them might have affected the fans. Well, many depression patients got over the habit of popping those sleeping pills as it was a natural sleep inducer.
The Players tried there best to make it interesting though, complaining about overwork or perhaps not. I mean it is still a mystery as Srinivasan has stuck to his robotic head-gear denial: "We have received no letter".
But the way 'Times Now' followed it up, I guess more than the players, it was the journalists who got really pissed off seeing the same faces every day and it had its affect.
Seeing the helpless Indians, Randiv also tried his bit to make it interesting by depriving Sehwag a century, desperately hoping that it will jolt the BCCI from their slumber and they will call it a day or may be will give the indian fans some fodder to chew on.
Such a selfless guy, lost his match fee and was banned for a match, still he tried and was amply helped by Dilshan and Sangakkara. But all went in vein. Not all though, as it did give 'Times Now' enough to plough on for 3-4 days and make it a national crisis.
Commonwealth Games (CWG) became 'controversy-ridden' CWG, bad for Kalmadi. I mean things were going pretty fine for him but his scapegoats...aarr...i mean..his collegues failed to plug the leaks and ofcourse 'Times Now'. I mean how can you forget them. The result is in front of you, the OC chief lost so much (read dough) in plugging the holes and it's still not over.
Well, i guess, now I need something to chew on or plough on atleast. Being Lazy is bliss, at times.
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