your presentation and language is dam good. It seems that you have undergone hair transplantation treatment which seems you more handsome and young. You just do me a favour about the place where you have undergone the hair treatment. I am also in need of the same. Hope you will do the favour my E mail
address is vishwamayur@yahoo.com.

Thanking you,

Harsha Sir,

I am big fan of your specially your English speaking skills. I want to know that how you have so strong in English language. Please tel me so i can also apply the same rule in my English language because i am very poor in this skills.

Regards
Maddy

i am a very big fan of you and your speech…
u had attaracted a lot and lots of peoplr in the world by ur speech.

can anyone tell where harsha had completed his graduation and all??

I’m not blaming Gautam, but at that professional level, players must get trained to avert such catches from being taken, within the framework of the rules.

Could Gautam have moved towards the bowler’s side to avoid the ball from Virat? Could Gautam have just ducked without moving & making room for Dilshan?

The Aussies get some of these ’smart’ things in their training ! Think of that catch at the boundary?….toss the catch back into the air and return into the field to complete the catch !

Dear Sachin,

I feel sad. Even after 22 years of playing for the country, you are still expected to win matches on your own. We forget that apart from you there are 10 more players in the team. You have been the run machine in World Cups with an average …of 60. Even today while you yet again proved your class with a 111 the others around took it easy. You chased the ball in the outfield and ensured that your throws landed on top of the bails. Others preferred to drop catches or go back to the dressing room for a ‘rest’ while a substitute fielder came in. Sachin, the current Indian cricket team doesn’t deserve you. They don’t know what it is like to give one’s blood and sweat for this nation of a billion people. For them fame and money has come to easy and undeserving – not commensurate to the ’supposed talent’ that they posses. Do you remember what you had said to Tom Alter in that interview in 1989? “I just want to play cricket”. Sachin, let me also not hide the truth – you are not my favorite cricketer – but one plays favorites only with humans – not with Gods for they are revered, emulated and looked at in awe… [We expect Sachin to win this cup for us. But what about the other players? Are they supposed to be playing ludo in the dressing room? I hope that the rest of the team wake up and realize that they are not there to 'play' in the tournament, they are supposed to 'win' it - not for themselves, not for India but for the greatest Indian to have lived - Sachin Tendulkar. P.S: In the 1992, Hero Cup semi-final in Eden Gardens Kolkata (India Vs. SA), SA needed 6 runs to win off the last over. Tendulkar snatched the ball from Azhar and bowled a magnificent over to win that match for us. (He gave away only 3 runs). Maybe our team needs to watch that over to know what guts and glory are all about.] Sachin, I hope we win the final in Wankhede. If we don’t a billion people can only hang their heads in shame and ask for your forgiveness.

Regards,
One of your undying fans who: 1. Still goes crazy when you hit that straight drive and show us the manufacturer’s name on the bat. 2. Stayed awake late into the night before my end terms to watch that 100 in Sharjah in the midst of that sandstorm. 3. Relished every shot that you played to decimate Warne in 1998 and then Shoaib Akhtar in that 2003 World Cup against Pakistan. 4. Will stop watching cricket after you retire.

yours,
yogesh Desai