Do not blame the players, it is the conditions created by England and Australia that cause artificial defeat for India
Parthiv Chauhan
Jan. 14, 2012

The recent insult to Indian cricket was preplanned by Australian and English cricket board as a revenge to India's recent triumph in World Cup.

You can blame Indian cricketers but look carefully how the pitches were curated. look at the balls that were used. Look at the DRS system management in England. TYhose who lived in those countries understand very well what kind nasty means were used to humiliate Indian cricketers and Indian cricket in general.

What should India and Indian cricket fans do? Stop worshiping English and Australian cricket. Look into those manipulative eyes and tell them to arrange matches in neutral countries, neutral curators and cricket balls from neutral countries.

If umpires can be from neutral other countries, curating of pitches must be dome in similar ways. Otherwise, when India goes to England and Australia, they will keep l;dosing. When Australia and England come to India, India will keep wining.

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