SUNSET IN INDIAN SPORTS

FAKE INJURIES AND UNFIT PLAYERS:
Indian sports persons have an unfit physic for sports. They are good for “gulli danda”and cricket.
How come they play so well in cricket not in others? Simple, in cricket you do not need body fitness; see Ranatunge, Marvan Hughes, laxman, David Boon, Pawar etc a long list in international cricket. Where as in football you need real fitness for that reason, India with 120 crores population is not even in the first 50 teams! What a shame?
Recently concluded Davis cup Tennis and Cricket Matches in England have shown that our players fake injuries or hide injuries to miss matches or earn money. I thing the main reason being the coach who teach the rabbits to behave like tigers and make them play football or basket ball in stead of the main game. Imagine a donkey being asked to run like a horse? Same is true for other games. If a fast bowler develops wrong muscles then no doubt he will bowl fast but will lose control over the ball. Spinner do not need to develop muscles in shoulders if they do so then they become chucker. Most of the players/film stars are interested to walk on the ramp to earn some extra money but for that they need a good body with muscles, to achieve that they go to gymnasium and take anabolic steroids. As a result of which their game suffers and the film stars start removing their shirts and other coverings to show off their fake bodies. While playing for the country they tell they are injured but for IPL and other money rich tournaments they tell that they are fit like a lark. Recently concluded Davis cup match even those fifth grade players did not play few matches as they are bad losers, faking injuries.
We won a hockey match after a long time that too by tie breaker and money is showered on them as a political gimmick.What a shame a country with hand full of sports person spends billion but hardly show any result. High time we collect semen from world class sports persons who have just retired and inseminate our well built black ladies to produce good athletes and sports persons for future India instead of spending billions for useless tournaments, sports events and foreign coaches.