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Well, on a lighter note, this tweet sums up all quackery. Every sports event and country suffering due to this bat-ball power struggle. Some country due to their stupidity and few because of incompetency.

https://twitter.com/bhak_sala/status/1253703709671993345
Lol. Perfect tweet dude! The Chinese government and their useless policies could not protect them from worldwide mockery. Their COVID numbers are messed up though I don't buy them using the virus as a weapon theory.

The worst thing for me was to find out that WHO was involved in this entire mess all along. I expected them to act responsibly. For once, I actually support Trump for cutting them off.

Nowadays CCP are busy with their propaganda machine and crying about "freedom of speech" in the foreign countries when facing backlash. Geo-politics gravy getting thick, Wild porn for Geo-politics enthusiast.

Once the dust settles then we are surely going to witness some changes in WHO structure and Trump is the best thing happened to CCP in the last couple of years, i am sure they want him to win next election as well considering his $uckery  in last 2-3 years.

~snip~
Weird and Interesting time. On positive note; Nature is thriving and reclaiming the world as we(humans) are under lock down.
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Before Sachin told this, i had already expressed my feelings and views that world will change after covid-19 and we may miss the world's way of working prior to this.
This is one of the reason for you to become a celebrity :-P
Sorry, I missed that from you.

The day you will take my words more seriously than the Sachin Tendulkar words, i will be a celebrity from that day.  Wink

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It's all fear, it's gonna fade at one point.
Of course all will fade very soon. After few years of all this when gets over we will not even remember that we had such crisis, we have not gone out for few weeks, there were no one in the open road for weeks, we had crisis for food, we had political crisis, bad leadership etc.

Let's just hope all this ends soon.

Before Sachin told this, i had already expressed my feelings and views that world will change after covid-19 and we may miss the world's way of working prior to this.
This is one of the reason for you to become a celebrity :-P
Sorry, I missed that from you.

Human beings are persistent creatures. We have survived far worse pandemics like the Black Death, Flu etc when compared to Coronavirus and most of our habits remained the same which is why I disagree with most of the points that Sachin put forward.

Once everyone gets vaccinated, it will be back to business as usual. However, there will be a few changes though probably like more people working from home etc.
Maybe he is overthinking and hope he is. There are some habits we have which can not be changed permanently. Shaking hands is one of it. And I think in cricket celebrating wickets by hugging each other is another habit which we inherited from the very beginning of the cricket culture. You can not just hold your excitements of taking a match winning wicket. It's too hard.
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Guys I was reading an article from Sachin on his birthday. He got some valid points. Cricket is not going to be the same after this pandemic crisis.
- Cricketers will not use their spit on the ball to keep the shine
- They will not celebrate the wicket taking with hug and other close body method.
- It will be hard for the cricketers to come back in their full shape because their body will deny the hard work. They will get used to this resting period. They will suffer from lack of fitness.
Human beings are persistent creatures. We have survived far worse pandemics like the Black Death, Flu etc when compared to Coronavirus and most of our habits remained the same which is why I disagree with most of the points that Sachin put forward.

Once everyone gets vaccinated, it will be back to business as usual. However, there will be a few changes though probably like more people working from home etc.
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Guys I was reading an article from Sachin on his birthday. He got some valid points. Cricket is not going to be the same after this pandemic crisis.
- Cricketers will not use their spit on the ball to keep the shine
- They will not celebrate the wicket taking with hug and other close body method.
- It will be hard for the cricketers to come back in their full shape because their body will deny the hard work. They will get used to this resting period. They will suffer from lack of fitness.

There were many more points in there, I lost the article sadly.

Before Sachin told this, i had already expressed my feelings and views that world will change after covid-19 and we may miss the world's way of working prior to this.

I doubt we can ever come back to normal life style again. The virus will be gone by that time but precautions will become a mandatory part of our life. Some of the major changes will be that people will never shake hands and social distancing will be practiced and will be considered a good habit. Another major thought will be that people can work form home (as it would have been tested successful for 2- 3 months) and hence a lot of costs could be save for office rents and travel to office costs etc. The world will be different before and after covid-19.  
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Guys I was reading an article from Sachin on his birthday. He got some valid points. Cricket is not going to be the same after this pandemic crisis.
- Cricketers will not use their spit on the ball to keep the shine
- They will not celebrate the wicket taking with hug and other close body method.
- It will be hard for the cricketers to come back in their full shape because their body will deny the hard work. They will get used to this resting period. They will suffer from lack of fitness.

There were many more points in there, I lost the article sadly.

Good points highlighted by Sachin but I have a question will it still remain even after significant time has passed by after the pandemic crisis. I can see this happening for one year or two but I think things might get relaxed down and will we start having that same ol' celebrations at one point (not sooner but maybe later at some point).

It's all fear, it's gonna fade at one point.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.

ICC wants the cricket to resume quickly but nothing they can do about that. If only they can develop a vaccine for coronavirus, only then the T20 worldcup can be held on time.  Wink
Yes, I agree with you. There is no possibility of any tournament in the world until the vaccine is discovered. No country will take this difficult decision.
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I did not read this article but it was in another site and written in different format but the summary is the same.
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Guys I was reading an article from Sachin on his birthday. He got some valid points. Cricket is not going to be the same after this pandemic crisis.
- Cricketers will not use their spit on the ball to keep the shine
- They will not celebrate the wicket taking with hug and other close body method.
- It will be hard for the cricketers to come back in their full shape because their body will deny the hard work. They will get used to this resting period. They will suffer from lack of fitness.

There were many more points in there, I lost the article sadly.

I think you are talking about this article.

Cricket will emerge a different sport in post-Covid world: Sachin Tendulkar | EXCLUSIVE

The Question which was asked:-
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Post COVID-19 how do you see the game changing? There is a lot of debate on the use of saliva to maintain the ball. Your thoughts?

Sachin replied:-
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The method of shining the ball is going to change now. I don’t know what it will be as a lot of it would have to do with hygiene. Celebrations also (will change); one can’t do high-fives or hug each other. Hopefully the game will start after we overcome this challenge but I feel that element will stay somewhere in the back of the mind. It will eventually boil down to the hygiene levels we maintain. So, to maintain certain level of hygiene not just during this phase but post this phase is also going to be critical for everyone.
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Guys I was reading an article from Sachin on his birthday. He got some valid points. Cricket is not going to be the same after this pandemic crisis.
- Cricketers will not use their spit on the ball to keep the shine
- They will not celebrate the wicket taking with hug and other close body method.
- It will be hard for the cricketers to come back in their full shape because their body will deny the hard work. They will get used to this resting period. They will suffer from lack of fitness.

There were many more points in there, I lost the article sadly.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.

ICC wants the cricket to resume quickly but nothing they can do about that. If only they can develop a vaccine for coronavirus, only then the T20 worldcup can be held on time.  Wink

It is not only ICC but I think everyone who has been under lockdown wants this thing to end now. It has been more than 30 days now and I am stuck within my house. Life has come to a stand still. The need of this time is a. Ure to this deadly disease.

I was looking to find some life out of this quarantine life but nothing is open where a person can go and drink. No bars, no casino nothing is open where a person can go and pass his time. Life is limited to online entertainment only.

It has been too long now. To an extent you can watch movies or online series. After a certain period of time it gets into your nerves. Sporting events could have helped but unfortunately they are also cancelled. It is tough to stay in lockdown. To all my fellow lockdown see hats off to you guys.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.

ICC wants the cricket to resume quickly but nothing they can do about that. If only they can develop a vaccine for coronavirus, only then the T20 worldcup can be held on time.  Wink

It is not only ICC but I think everyone who has been under lockdown wants this thing to end now. It has been more than 30 days now and I am stuck within my house. Life has come to a stand still. The need of this time is a. Ure to this deadly disease.

I was looking to find some life out of this quarantine life but nothing is open where a person can go and drink. No bars, no casino nothing is open where a person can go and pass his time. Life is limited to online entertainment only.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.

ICC wants the cricket to resume quickly but nothing they can do about that. If only they can develop a vaccine for coronavirus, only then the T20 worldcup can be held on time.  Wink

It is not only ICC but I think everyone who has been under lockdown wants this thing to end now. It has been more than 30 days now and I am stuck within my house. Life has come to a stand still. The need of this time is a. Ure to this deadly disease.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.

ICC wants the cricket to resume quickly but nothing they can do about that. If only they can develop a vaccine for coronavirus, only then the T20 worldcup can be held on time.  Wink
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Lockdown can't be extended again and again for an infinite period. In my country (India), a large part of the population are daily wagers and they'll starve to death of the lockdown is not lifted soon. The government may be able to feed them for 2-3 months, but not more (especially as the tax revenue has hit rock bottom). My guess is that the lockdown will be lifted on May 3rd (at least partially), irrespective of whether the situation comes under control or not.

So within 2-3 months, we may witness a limited resumption of the sports activities as well. It will become the new normal, as we can't shut down the economy indefinitely.

Yes, the economic condition in those areas may become worse with the passage of time if the lockdown sustains but you cannot lift the lockdown due to this and say you have no option. Because if the lockdown is lifted and suddenly there are a lot of patients detected of covid19, this could be a worse situation for any country.
As per IMF report the biggest recession is on the way. Third world countries are the one that will be most affected by this lockdown. The situation is so bad that if y ou remove the lockdown medical infrastructure in these countries will collapse and if you continue the lockdown economic condition will get worsen.

India's economy was already struggling before this pandemic and now it will take a deep nose dive after the situation comes under control. Already salaries have been cut and many will lose their jobs now.
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Lockdown can't be extended again and again for an infinite period. In my country (India), a large part of the population are daily wagers and they'll starve to death of the lockdown is not lifted soon. The government may be able to feed them for 2-3 months, but not more (especially as the tax revenue has hit rock bottom). My guess is that the lockdown will be lifted on May 3rd (at least partially), irrespective of whether the situation comes under control or not.

So within 2-3 months, we may witness a limited resumption of the sports activities as well. It will become the new normal, as we can't shut down the economy indefinitely.

Yes, the economic condition in those areas may become worse with the passage of time if the lockdown sustains but you cannot lift the lockdown due to this and say you have no option. Because if the lockdown is lifted and suddenly there are a lot of patients detected of covid19, this could be a worse situation for any country.
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Like I said in a previous post on here, they need this T20 world cup to go ahead because there is a lot of money on the line so I think the ICC will try everything they can to make sure the world cup is played even if it is delayed. I'm keeping my eyes on what the local sports leagues here in Australia will do in the coming month, if they start again then we could see the T20 world cup start on time.
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Nice tweet!

I am waiting for history to again repeat itself.

Chernobyl happened on 26 April 1986

USSR dissolution happened on 26 December 1991

It took just 5 years and  8 months.

Covid 19 outbreak happened in December of 2019 exact date I am not sure.. so if history repeats it would be 2024 and April should be the month.

Are you comparing USSR dissolution time to covid-19 ? That's ridiculous. Covid -19 will not follow any timeline nor it will follow the 4 years patterns of bitcoin halving & bull run  Cool  
Covid-19 will only disappear once a proper vaccine is made for it and no one knows how much time it will take for the vaccine to be developed in laboratories.

As soon as the vaccine out then we can do the counting for CCP. Most probably a vaccine should be out within 12 to 18 months.

You mean no cricket and no normal life until 1.5 years ?

Why they are too slow like Misbah-ul-Haq in developing a vaccine .

Just go through this article and you will know how much time it will take. Pharma companies are currently going through human trials and they also need China's help as the virus originated from there. But, CCP is reluctant to help so it can take more time.
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Lockdown can't be extended again and again for an infinite period. In my country (India), a large part of the population are daily wagers and they'll starve to death of the lockdown is not lifted soon. The government may be able to feed them for 2-3 months, but not more (especially as the tax revenue has hit rock bottom). My guess is that the lockdown will be lifted on May 3rd (at least partially), irrespective of whether the situation comes under control or not.

So within 2-3 months, we may witness a limited resumption of the sports activities as well. It will become the new normal, as we can't shut down the economy indefinitely.
Entertainment things won't get priority on partially lifting the lockdown and also people may not interested to spend money on entertainment in such situations so BCCI will act accordingly or they will face losses.Heard that the people will be completely free in India only in the match of September until that we will have restrictions on everything so daily wagers should generate some money before they starve to death from some other sources.
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