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Sidhuism
Sat, October 10 2015
Glass is either half full, or half empty: Choice is yours
The world comprises of two kinds of people; the optimist and the pessimist. One sees the glass half full whereas the other one is always complaining about it being half empty.
Thu, February 12 2015
Empty vessels make the most noise
Some players are immediately rated highly or touted to be the next big thing only after playing and performing well in few matches.
Sun, February 08 2015
Shahid Afridi: Aggression is his weapon; to hell with thoughtfulness
Sidhuisms on Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Afridi.
Thu, January 29 2015
Merv Hughes’ unconditional love for food
Merv Hughes, the big-hearted Australian fast bowler is well-known for his voracious appetite.
Thu, January 22 2015
Shane Warne: Spinning on and off the field
Australian legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne off the field antics has attracted a lot of attention in recent times.
Thu, January 15 2015
Don’t blame Suresh Raina without watching him bat!
The above Sidhuism is a dig at Raina’s outings in Sydney Test.
Thu, January 08 2015
Bhuvneshwar Kumar: Slow and steady sans the pace
Bhuvneshwar Kumar has never been known to bowl express pace.
Fri, January 02 2015
Saeed Ajmal hell bent to succeed
A week back Saeed Ajmal withdrew himself from Pakistan's World Cup probables list after being unable to correct his bowling action.
Sat, December 27 2014
Australian bowling nothing close to ‘David Boon’
In the ongoing Australia-India Test series, the hosts’ bowling has been phenomenal. While Nathan Lyon bowled tight and picked up 12 wickets helping the hosts win the first Test in Adelaide, in Brisbane it was the pacers – Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Johnson, who dismantled the Indian batting. The above Sidhuism is a humorous take...
