We have had some glimpses like Prakash Padukon winning All england Badminton, Amritraj's in Tennins etc., but if people like you would descourage than we would see this kind of talent died before even reaching to its peak. We should encourage them and support them, there should be big domestic tournament with big money attached to it, media and corporate world should pitch in so that peoples interest could be generated and we can divert our talents in these sports and than we should aim for French open or Wimbeldon or world cup foot bal etc. We should salute players like Sania for whatever they are achieving on international level considering our poor sport infrastructure and support system
RE:Salute Sania
by Amit Jain on May 31, 2007 10:26 PM Permalink
Hey hero!! Prakash Padukone won all England torunament in 1980, that was eons back!! Talk about the present!!!!! Why does Sania lose in the 1st or 2nd round of every major?? Why is her serve so poor?? Whay is her backhand a joke on the female circuit?? Talk about that!!
RE:Salute Sania
by krishna mohan singh on May 31, 2007 10:29 PM Permalink
Have you passed to all ur competetive exams and been the topper through out?????Its easy to comment but difficult to perform????
RE:RE:Salute Sania
by Amit Jain on May 31, 2007 10:33 PM Permalink
Passed all competitive exams i appeared for, was never a topper, though that never hindered my success!! Cheers!!
RE:Salute Sania
by American on May 31, 2007 10:34 PM Permalink
She's fat , she does the physical strength to compete in a international arena. In india she may do good because there is no one to compete, but i doubt she'll make it to any grand slam final leave alone winning it. Good news is Maria sharpova is doing well, salute her ;-))))
RE:Salute Sania
by JK on May 31, 2007 10:26 PM Permalink
Poor infra? You blame Sania Mirza's performance for poor infra and no corporate support? Do u watch TV my friend?She owns half the corporate products.
