India had like 7 results that directly cost them the match.
I don't understand this system - you accuse the Indians of whinging. If they stand up for themselves, then you guys think that validates your statement and you are right. If they say nothing, you guys think you are right. So, it is quite clear you aren't going to want a meaningful discussion on it, then why even bother brining it up? As a pointless cheap little dig? Why do you want reactions from the Indian fans? What do you feel you are going to gain by making the Indian fans look little? If you want to change their minds, try having an open minded discussion, without the sterotypes. Targeting and mocking them really isn't making you look big or smart.
And you Indian fans, you are no better. If they started it, then you finish it. No need to sink to their level and validate their responses with your own pointless little digs. It's useless. If they won't understand, leave it. Let them live with their prejudices and stereotypes, unless they become president or something it isn't affecting you. Grow up and go on with your lives.
I'm just sick and tired of this stupid, narrow minded bickering. Why are people so hell bent on re-bringing this issue and trying to blame one another? Why can't you just move on with your lives, forget the past, and live in the present? This was supposed to be a silly little thread, not a war. If you want to discuss this, then do it with a mature, open mind. Not the attitude of two school kids trying to prove that they are better with insults and flaming. It is making both sides look like myopic morons (BTW, thanks for that word Colin). You all look like idiots who are quite frankly nothing better than stubborn, arrogant jackasses borderlining on racist.
If you want to argue and discuss this, then fine, do it on your own time. Do it in the open. Stop with these silly arguments, subtle clues, inside jokes and stupid bickering in Cricket chat. It's ruining it for everyone.
On the topic, I hear Bucknor used to be great, but Silva never was...