[wdvltalk-social] Cricket
joseph harris
smilepoet at vfemail.net
Tue Mar 3 23:51:57 GMT 2009
I think you are right and right. This is devastating in many
ways, but the underlying insecurity in the area is known;
Pakistan is on the brink of breakdown - with nuclear weapons
in their hands the implications are, er, awkward.
How far India can improve its security is an unknown, given
the endemic corruption [it was that, after all, more than
conquest that allowed Brit influence to expand in the
sub-continent].
NZ and Oz might have to work together ;-) on this to control
the risk. But nowhere is actually safe against such actions,
and I would not say there is guarantee of safety here,
either.
Following the Stanford Singeing I suspect the cricket
masters will assume everyone wants to cosset players, rather
than cock a snook. With so much cash value in players it may
be a commercial decision too.
Perhaps we will settle back into the dozy corner where
cricket belongs ;-).
Joseph
From: "michael ensor"
> Well I think at the end of the day, that is the death of
> the
> World Cup on the subcontinent........
>
> They were already talking about the possibility of moving
> it
> to Australia and New Zealand....
>
> The worrying thing is that given the "success" of the
> attack and
> the resulting global publicity there will be repeats and
> with the
> history of terrorism in all four countries it places any
> team at
> any location at risk.....
>
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