Now Sri Lanka drowns India in Gujarat

The Test match fixing two mischievous innings does to stand the scrutiny of any real cricket game as a competitive sport, resulting in disastrous draws- preplanned or otherwise. The first test match ended in draw as expected after the mammoth score from Sri Lanka on Indian soil. Draw is not a crime, after all tests are merely practice sessions, but the records set in Test matches with dubious standards do create problems.

Obviously, Sri Lanka, possibly on demand from the cricket mafia or Indian agencies directly, did not want to win that match and decided to go for the draw to appease Indian sponsors, mafia and lunatic cricket fans. But most intriguing fact is India did not agree for the draw as the situation warranted, as Pakistan and New Zealand did in NZ in their first Test on 19 Nov where Pakistan made better score in the first innings and New Zealand was still worse in the second innings.- but Indian greats insisted that the guests should offer a century each to these whom they dumped in the first innings, namely Sachin, Shewag and gambhir, etc. Sri Lanka perhaps had no choice but to oblige the hosts, lest Indian could engineer terror attack to terrorize the Lankan boys. Already when Jayewardene was batting several Indian usual gimmicks on a pavilion were employed to coerce him to throw his bat, but failed. And, result, gambhir was offered 100 plus, shevag a fifty plus and Sachin a super hundred and the match was drawn. Look at the way the so-called greats in cricket behaved: they coerced the guests to offer 100 to Sachin so that Indian greatness is not spoilt beyond certain point. The match ended not without Sachin getting a 100 from Sri Lanka- what a pity and it is shame on India. !!

This is about how Sri Lankan cricketers outsmarted the Indian outfits in their own turf demolishing the records set by Indians and others one by one in Ahmadabad cricket stadium where they clashed for the Test -1. Although Indian outfits managed to get one century each for gambhir and Sachin, on the eve of announcements of Republic day awards for selfless, free services to this Hindu nation, , they were crushed to the bottom level by the visitors. Mahela Jayawardene is the Man of Match MoM for his excellent 275 - his 27th Test century -and has broken some important "records" in Gujarat. They all slay the winner has been the wicket, but loser has been the cricket. The finale was continued until India's most pampered Sachin is offered a full 100 to his credit empty of genuine glory. As such for Sri Lankan winning the Test was less important than appeasing the guests after they got a massive score of 700 plus.

The only plus point about Indian cricket team is Zaheer Khan who took two important massive wickets including of SL skipper Sangakkara. The remaining Indian parts are mediocre. The first Test between India and Sri Lanka was in favor of Sri Lanka, though it looked tantalizingly poised after day four's play. Sachin thus won and India lost miserably, he got what he wanted- a 100 before pulling down the curtain in Ahmadabad, but India lost to Sri Lanka in all practical measures.. India media argue if Sachin is offered 100 what is point in playing against India. Sri Lanka clearly has registered their first victory on Indian soil.

Indian celebrates crucial defeats these days. That is fine. But India glorifies substandard as the greatest. That is a state or media crime, as the case may be. Indian sponsors dictate terms to the other teams and manages records for its players and glorifying such wins. When a nation is defeated, rather crushed badly, the fanatic media don’t show that global insult, but still praise a much pampered batsman, it looks funny. The case in point is terror India and its cricket team thrashed badly by Sri Lanka for the first time in history inside India. It is shameless but a country and leaders, who have stolen the Kashmiris properties and killed over a lakh Muslims there by using India-UK-Russo-Israeli terror machines, cannot be expected otherwise. Indian media, both state and private, print and radio stations, intentionally announced Sri Lanka was at 375 for 5 wickets for too long even when it had reached 520.