Downfall of Indian Cricket.............


It looks that Indian team and its selectors have not learnt from their past experience and would never learn in the future too. The team is into shatters and there is no one who can stitch its torn clothes.
Every time there is a match, a new hope arises, hundred million of us crave, beg for Victory but failure is what is dropped in our hands. Infact now even hope is beginning to wonder whether it should hang around this team or not.
Cricket is the passion of Indians but still no standard equipment is provided to the players for practicing. For e.g. bowling machines remains an unknown device, there are no means of assimilating the statistical information, players don’t follow the instructions given by their trainer. There is something fatalistic, laid-back about this team , as if it believes India is still a land of magic and miracles, where everything will take care of itself.
Our team is highly unprofessional and they lack commitment as well as the will to win for their country. Somebody please tell them that in this world of competition, competitive cricket requires not only a professional support but also an instinct to win, that arrives only through hard-work and self -confidence. They have to be fit and tough not only physically but mentally also. As per Tendulkar "Players have the talent but they have to think on the field". Pleeeeeee….ase tell them that they think too much, infact what they do is only thinking and no playing. We (all the Indians) request you to wake up, wakeup because the game is changing, the style and attitude is changing and if you can't keep up with the changing pace then you have no right to be in the team because Indian cricket should not suffer of individual's incompetence.

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