Mithilesh Khandwala
Cricket, a sport in many countries, is a factor that binds and unites the people of various castes, creeds and sects of India. Be it 1983, 2007 or 2011, the trophies remain celebrated by all with equal zest and enthusiasm, showcasing the spirit and love of India.
The Indian Cricket team has also fulfilled the expectations of millions of fans, winning 5 ICC events in total and giving the country a moment of pride.
India is the only country to win all forms of a World Cup that includes the 60-Over World Cup, the 50-Over World Cup, the Champions Trophy and the t20 World Cup.
The love for the game is evident as the players like Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Sourav Ganguly, and the list is endless. The cricket players are not treated any less than gods. People are always praying for their wellbeing, securing runs or taking wickets in every match is a ritual.
Such is the love of cricket in India. People passionately celebrate the victory against arch-rivals Pakistan. It is no less than any festival.
When India won the inaugural 2007 t20 final, defeating Pakistan in a Nailbiter.
People mostly reacted – “Oh! We have won all the matches against Pakistan in every t20 and ODI world cup! It is a cherry on top of a delicious cake.”
Sometimes, everyone’s bias towards Indian cricket gets the best of their senses compelling them to do crazy things. In the 2019 world cup semi-final, a man in Kolkata died from a heart attack when Dhoni got out. In 2007, the Indian team was eliminated from the ODI world cup after suffering convincing losses to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. People went on the roads burning idols of known cricketers, throwing slippers, shoes and stones outside their houses. It indeed was a humiliating moment for the Indian cricket team and fandom.
To conclude, cricketers are serving the nation for good and respecting all the sentiments. The fans should also understand that cricket is a gentleman’s game and winning and losing is a part of it. And the decisions regarding the game should be taken sportingly when things get tough.
Very nicely & effectively articulated, Mithilesh! Keep it up??
Thats the true spirit!Well written?
Well drafted and compiled. ??
Well played!!
Very true..person idolizes DaVinci their whole life and later realizes he had faults, their world can collapse around them and they feel betrayed…a natural human tendency.. nicely placed. Bravo.
Very nice ?? Keep it up ??
Good job…
Truly Genius And Really Well Defined Work! This Mean A Lot To This Generation. Keep Working Like This…
Very well said. Keep up the good work. ??
Very well said. ??
Great??….keep it up?
Great….
Mithilesh Khandwawala- 6th standard- just 11 years of age- you have written excellently. Keep up the good work ?.
Well said, but it would have more impact if you had shared this vibes after loosing to Pakistan on this Sunday.
Just kidding ?
Meaningful words from a fanatic boy
Super Awesome, The way you written the things is just an amazing.
Keep it up
In small age..Mithilesh..your vibes are excellent..very well drafted.
Beautifully articulated!!
Hope we win this too, for virat kohli this time around. #chakdeindia
Superb, you hv a lots of potential.
Keep it up.
Wah Mithilesh ! Very well written … Keep it up ?
Rightly said Mithilesh, even fans must respect the sentiments of the sportsmen.
Well said Mithilesh, keep it up
Very well said, good job Mithilesh keep it up
Very well explained as expected from him
Very nice Mithilesh god bless you.
Very well explained Mithilesh. Keep Posting
Very well explained..keep it up??
Very well explained ? keep it up.
Well said Mithilesh. All need to support team India whether we win or lose. ??
Excellent dear Mithilesh…
I am so proud of you…
Keep up good work …
Best wishes ?
Minu Kamani
Very well drafted..champ!!
Well done Mithilesh, ?
Very well done ?
Very well dear. Keep it up.
Well done Mithilesh
In depth understanding & explanation of cricket.. love for Indian team.. ??
7️⃣ Thala supporter…Very well explained?
Mithilesh, you have enlightened us all for Sportingly respecting the Sentiments of our Cricketers, especially during the Emergence of the Game Outcome, against our high Expectations. In true sense Cricket is a Gentleman’s Game. Winning & Loosing is a Part of it. Three Cheers for Your Unparalleled Vision.
Very well said!
Good job Mithilesh??
Great…….. Well said….!
Very Very Nice. Keep it Up
Excellent Mithilesh………..
Keep it up…….
Very well said
Well drafted again,,,Mithilesh,,,,keep it up Mr.Khandwala