What is the difference between indian politics and indain cricket?
peformence wise do you think any difference they have
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- we need a coach like greg chapell to lift indian politics !!!
- Politics is not interesting in cricket but cricket is interesting in politics. Actually, there is no difference between both of them.
- Indian cricket team is atleast in top 5
- If the cricket team is not performing(In difficult conditions) then the politicians thrash then.... but when the politicians dont perform they always have a reasons to excuse..
- Indian politicians discuss cricket and its player in parliament and don’t bother to do their job properly..
Similarly the Cricket played discuss/do politics on the field when they are supposed to be playing the game.
- the politicians are not able to play the cricket
- Indian politics is more interested in cricket than in good politics.
Indian cricket is more interested in politics than in good cricket
- Cricketers dont fight on the ground/pitch, while the politicians make it messy in the parliment, certainlyindian cricket is better than indian politics, so far no criminal has made it to the team while the parliment has a few too many.
- Well even Indian cricket has a lot of politics in it but
there is no scope to drop a "Player" after a few failed matches in "Indian Politics" . I think comparisons between the 2 are difficult to make; as these 2 are totally different .
- INDIAN POLITICS IS CORRUPT AND INDIAN CRICKETERS ARE LOYAL TO THE COUNTRY. HERE PLAYER COMES WITH LONG PRACTISE AND WORK HARD. BUT IN POLITICS YOU WOULD SON OF POLITICIANS. IN POLITICS CAST AND RELIGION PLAY BIG ROLE. BUT IN CRICKET THESE THINGS HAVE NO VALUE.
- The main difference is that we don't let Indian betting money run the United Nations, but we do let it run the ICC.
- Politics has taken centre-stage in Indian cricket. The lovely game which gives pleasure to the young and old is forgotten.
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- Indian cricket is doing better than Indian politics.
- not much difference just a thin line