Do You Hate Gautam Gambhir

[Spikey]

?

 

[Shri]

Yes. Bring back Shiv Sundar Das. Yeah its that bad.

 

[Spikey]

how on earth did he make so many runs that one time

 

[Cabinet96]

I don't, but I can't explain why.

 

[Spikey]

i heard Gambhir thinks you suck. still don't hate him?

 

[Hurricane]

Given he elbowed Shane Watson in the side I support him.
Gautam Gambhir Sledging Fights With Shane Watson & co.flv - YouTube

Dislike Watson more since his goon behaviour towards Gayle

The Shane Watson v Chris Gayle Incident - YouTube

 

[Spikey]

take it to the 'do you hate shane watson' thread ****

 

[Cabinet96]

i heard Gambhir thinks you suck. still don't hate him?

Is it too late to edit the poll answer?

 

[ankitj]

Gambhir is a gun character. Won us two world cups. Haters can suck it.

 

[NasserFan207]

Used to hate him, warmed to him since he got that concussion tho, seems more likeable now

 

[weldone]

Gambhir is a gun character. Won us two world cups. Haters can suck it.

+ was no. 1 in ICC test rankings once...

His technique has undergone a huge change for the worse, though. Now, he needs to sort his technical problems working hard at the nets, or he'll go the Ganguly line in test cricket, at best.

 

[smash84]

hate might be a strong word but he is definitely far from likeable......

found the gambhiring thread to be quite funny

 

[Xuhaib]

don't hate people if I don't know them personally unless its personalities like Bin Laden, Hitler or Altaf Hussain. However its fair to say he's one cricketer who I enjoy see failing.

 

[Outswinger@Pace]

I'm of the same school of thought as the previous two posters. Hate is a very strong word to use for a stranger. "Do you hate Gautam Gambhir?" to me translates as "do you want to put a bullet through Gautam Gambhir's head?". The answer is I don't.

Sir Ian Terence Botham is the closest I'd ever come to physically hating a cricketer and even then I'd want him to live a long, fulfilling life preferably away from the commentary box.

 

[Hurricane]

I'm of the same school of thought as the previous two posters. Hate is a very strong word to use for a stranger. "Do you hate Gautam Gambhir?" to me translates as "do you want to put a bullet through Gautam Gambhir's head?". The answer is I don't.

Sir Ian Terence Botham is the closest I'd ever come to physically hating a cricketer and even then I'd want him to live a long, fulfilling life preferably away from the commentary box.

I think I can hate people without wanting them dead. I don't think that's what hate means to spikey either.

But yes it is a strong word.

 

[Dan]

Yes.

 

[Himannv]

I get the feeling that the sun shines so much brighter when he fails to score runs. I find myself on cloud nine and ecstatic about the coming day when his name is not in the team sheet ahead of mornings play. I would like to state with a great deal of clarity and a heart filled with pride that I truly and passionately hate Gautam Gambhir.

 

[smash84]

I get the feeling that the sun shines so much brighter when he fails to score runs. I find myself on cloud nine and ecstatic about the coming day when his name is not in the team sheet ahead of mornings play. I would like to state with a great deal of clarity and a heart filled with pride that I truly and passionately hate Gautam Gambhir.

 

[andruid]

What happened to the project 'lets force Dinesh Kartik to be a Test standard opener'?

 

[Jono]

No. If I was not an Indian fan I probably would dislike him, but it's hard to dislike a guy who stepped up for your country twice in World Cup finals and went a long way to ensuring they won.

It's looking likely he just had a purple patch as a test cricketer. However he may be down on form, who knows. People say it's a pitch/bounce thing, but he's been failing in India too. He just seems totally lost as a cricketer right now.