India's first Commonwealth track gold since 1958 !!

The 4x400 relay team celebrate winning India's track gold since 1958 - that's awesome show! You gals rock!!

Run machine!

Few days back I was arguing that, there is no point giving a ranking to our Little Champion Sachin Tendulkar, because he is the BEST!!!

And Sachin responds making 98, 214 and 58* to seal a series win for India. And this turns out to be one of the worst losses for Australia, losing both the test matches in a tour!

Common wealth games 2010 made famous!

They knew it!! Getting famous by performing in sports is tough, easy way? Corruption - easy peasy for Indian politicians :) Games 2010 made so famous with corruptions and bridge collapses :) wow, feeling so proud !!!!!!!

And this a****** Suresh Kalmadi Olympics were next on his agenda...? wtf? you did not get enough money yet?

Pargat Singh called him the dirty face of Indian Sports :) :)

http://www.ndtv.com/article/sports/kalmadi-dirty-face-of-indian-sports-pargat-39861

Ayodhya!!

I wish the court orders to establish a sports commission there for hockey – the national game that’s dying in the hands of lazy cricket?? ;)

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/09/28/india.holy.verdict/index.html?iref=allsearch

It would be great if the court takes a very rational decision and considers how to carefully use "Democracy" than trying to say each of share the place equally... that would be silly...come on dudes, do we need have enough temples & mosques already???

Rama left the entire kingdom ...just upon request and we are trying to establish a place for him in the name of religion??

Let us try to become a developed nation than being a religiously developed nation :)

Last minute disarray continues...

Its heart breaking to see Indians lose in the dying moments of the game, this is happening for the ‘n’th time, not sure why this is not being addressed!

All the valiant efforts and spectacular displays got ruined in a minute, when we conceded a goal in the last minute...hmm horrible moment!

We go too defensive towards the final moments? Should we not employ an agressive approach towards the end?

Dravid messes it up at Mumbai!

Dravid’s decision to bat second in the Mumbai test has proved ominous as India is struggling to avoid the defeat with just 2 wickets in hand.

Knowing all the facts and statistics in Mumbai not sure why Dravid chose to field first, so far he was impressive and this one has proved to be costly as England will level the series.

Hmm, this make us think that things are planned and done sometimes...

Never say die, Kumble!

King of Kotla, Anil Kumble becomes the first among the Indians and the fifth bowler in the cricketing world to take 500 wickets.

Kumble is simply amazing, many say he does have the variety, turn, etcetera, etcetera; he had just silenced everyone on his way reaching this memorable milestone.

Kumble achieved this landmark in the Mohali test when he surprised the hulky Harimson with his flipper. In the process Kumble helped India beat England by 9 wickets to go up 1-0 in the TVS cup three test series, and also bagging the man of the match award.

Kumble is always a devastating bowler and the way he bowled in this test match was another treat to watch; especially the over he bowled to Flintoff who replaced Ian Bell was impeccable in line and length as the batsman had no clue of how the ball is behaving. Flintoff was totally off as he was comprehensively beaten 4 times in a span of 6 deliveries but he managed to live dangerously rather than his former Collingwood, who after few reprieves followed a Kumbles’ delivery to the safe hands of Dravid in the slips.

In almost all the major test wins for India, Kumble has played a significant role. He is the perfect fit to bowl in the Indian conditions, not even a Murali or Warne can do this here. It’s always going to wait, wait and watch for any loosener from Kumble; every single delivery is going to be lethal and the batsmen need hell out of concentration to negotiate an entire over, as Boycott puts it, “If I were batting against Kumble in India, I would just grab a single and get down to the other end as quickly as I could!”

Fondly called as Jumbo by teammates, Kumble holds a special place in my inspiration role models.

Kudos Kumble bhai!