Cricket – Controversies

Cricket is a sport appreciated all over the world. More than 12 big countries play this game and the cricket series actively every year. There are big events and big awards with big amount involved in the game. Hence this is one sport with lots of controversies. Controversies could be around batsmen, bowlers, captain, fielding on grounds and even around coaches. Most often the bookies who bet on the winning or loosing teams are in news for buying the players from various countries.

Top 10 moments in India-Australia cricket History

The greatest rivalry in cricket history will be between India and Australia. The best moments between these teams are memorable forever. In 1981 at Melbourne, Dennis Lillee bowled a half cutter which hit Sunil Gavaskar’s stump pad. Though the umpire gave Sunil a leg before wicket, he did not accept it. He along with his partner Chetan Chauhan walked out the ground angrily. The innings then started only after the Indian manager Durrani chauhan went to bat. In 1992, when Sachin was a new comer he took off at the Test at Perth. He came as the second batsman and became the second last wicket to fall and scored 114 runs. Even after running out of partner, he got 50 with 55 balls. This was commented by Wisdon ‘captivating and scintillating’.

A real analysis in Indian cricket

Cricket is having the same craze like the football has in the nation Brazil. The Indian cricket always made its own special location in every Indians heart. The Indian cricket team is very good in their performance but their fans are also very good in supporting them. In the field the Indian team never plays the cricket alone but the whole nation of 1000 million supports them. By this way any one can easily think about the craze about the cricket among all the Indian fans. Playing the cricket in intense and very unpredictable moment the Indian team has got a lot of important and incredible moments which are just priceless.

The Cricket History Since 1918

The overall history of the Indian cricket starts from the early rule of British organization East India Company. The Journey of the Cricket starts from the 1600’s when the British queen Elizabeth I gave the permission to East India Company to trade in the Indian Territory. The royal charter from Queen Elizabeth was passed to the East India Company for the domestic privileges and in this way the East India Company made its first appearance in the Indian region. Initially the East India Company was having the shred privileges in some of the major trades in India but later on The Royal charter made it easy for the company to achieve the 21 years trading monopoly for all trades throughout the Indian continent and in this way the journey of cricket made more revolution for it.