If harbajan lifeban in ipl,what about international?

Question

if international players will go back what about ponchiges

Answer 1

no ban on internatinal

Answer 2

He has a 11 Match ban and Match fees for those matches too. NOT life or IPL ban.

He is a good player for India and his "one slap" offence has been very expensive.

Answer 3

Life ban

Answer 4

bhajji has not got a life ban.It is only for 11 matches and he will be right back with a boom.

Answer 5

Better BAN this idiot from Cricket he is spoiling all GOOD indian brotherhood

Answer 6

He can play International Cricket!

However, he is not fit enough to represent his team internationally...

Answer 7

Okay Boys & Girls;

First - The 2008 IPL is new drama in the cricket history. Think as a part of the serial and do not know where they are going.

Second – The 2008 IPL are specifically designed and orchestra such way so that owner make money or take some right off (Taxation) in their income. Such as all the bollywood celebrities, all the capital vultures (ooops ….. I mean CV – Capital Ventures like Ambani etc). These people are the real puppet masters and they are biggest lobbyist in politics within ICC and BCCI. Governing bodies are also very greedy and some of the individual are now multi-millions. So only people get hurts are younglings’ cricketers. (Watch out Virat Kohli, Ajay Jadeja, Piyush Chawala ….)

Third - whether you ban Bhaji, Shrisanth, Symonds, Akhtar, etc for 5 years or life time, it does not matter. These vultures can always find another Bhaji, Symonds etc with the lure of money ($$$$)

Fourth - It all comes down to us as a general public, who like to see these kind of altercations, and media make sure they published these kind of nonsense very first.

Final – For IPL or any contest in the world, as long as people have money to see and can afford to watch these kinds of fun and entertainment, (well … I am one of them), and then these vultures can deliver very exciting and thrilled entertainment.

So long live ________. Fill in the blank. (Vultures OR Cricket)