snakes bit atrocious terrorist ‘in the fabric of peace as the world? witnessed the terrorist attacks in Mumbai demand many souls. Every bullet that pierced the veil of life is a fragile end of a part inside all of us. One thing that struck me after the initial discomfort to the fog of anger and then the debate? was the fact that the entire sub-continent? birth weight of a few people, dehumanized and one of the aspects that have been the time? again broken and the kingdom of cricket. P>
cricket because I take? ? pi? just a game in this part of the world? extension of our lives and every vile act of terrorism in our region? end? to affect the sport. We grew up living under the shadow of cricket and a lot of things that we think and bream emanates from our love for the game? part of our routine day to day. What the authors of the attacks were able to do? was to cast dark shadow of terror on our lives and the effects were all eyes with big tournaments they have postponed or canceled. P>
English team back? home only to realize that? only a regional problem and almost every nation? infested with the disease of terrorism in a way ol ‘the other and the best way to tackle the problem would be refusing to give into fear. Shakespeare has rightly said that the show must go on in these times of hatred and widespread? spirit of sport that can? be a good deterrent for those who wish to cast live with trepidation. P>
When the Champions League? been postponed, ICL World Series called out and the England team back? at home, you could see that the attackers had managed to hit us where it hurts the most?. P>
boasts sub-continent when it comes to achieving feats in cricket and the fact that sport is facing a backlash comes as a victory for criminals. P>
India has steadily progressed as a powerhouse in cricket over the years and not only the T20 World Cup victories overseas and the series home clean sweep affirm this fact, even the money generated from the game? enormous. Much work is out of the realization of events here, and it would all disappear if we fail to provide a safe ground for players. P>
is believed by many that money? a major magnet for foreign teams to come and play here, but there comes a time when no amount of money can? attract someone to risk their lives. P>
I heard some people talk about the ‘other day and felt that the Indian cricket team not to tour Pakistan (like most? Clear very safe?!?) and even went to lengths to say that because some terrorists of the night from that region, it would just not play against them. P>
The only thing missing from their way of thinking? that’s not just us and them, the entire sub-continent? afflicted by this phenomenon and other countries around any of us if the situation persists. We must never forget that violence begets violence and hatred we collect if you sow. P>
Cricket a> would certainly be affected by the recent unfolding of events and we will take some time before return to normality ‘, but the quick decision by the ECB shows that we can keep our faith in the security men and also sends a positive feedback for the world. P>
I can see the games that are in a context of guards and weapons to protect us and the situation will be? gradually crawl back to where? was, at least for the world cricket. The point where we seem to be returning to normality? ? the point where we need to guard better. P>
There were a series of terrorist acts in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, who left the country scarred and battered, but their like the previous occasions, we have learned to continue our progress and start over. If we take the wishes of a handful of mercenaries with the black mask of fundamentalism or any other hollow claim, what is the freedom? us as we are displaying an inefficient maintenance? P>
We must show the world that the sub-continent? without any fear when it comes to facing a few cowards who call themselves the avengers of injustice and try to envelope their sadism cable with the claim. P>
Canceling a tour to India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh did not serve? any purpose, we? needs to be done? to host events so? as you would normally and ensure that they are carried out successfully with jam packed stadiums and let it be a symbol of our solidarity? those full of hatred. P>
‘true that the safety of our athletes and those who visit there? fundamental and a negative incident? just a game not worth it, however, we can reverse the situation in his head by taking as a challenge to come out with solutions of our understanding of the situation blended with the love of the sport we have. Shifting locations seems to be a viable option at this time and I have heard people argue endlessly neutral field? is a good option. P>
What we forget? that right now the terrorists are targeting the security in places as diverse as the Gaddafi stadium in Lahore, Mumbai Wankhede Stadium in Galle stadium in Sri Lanka. How much longer will we escape from these demons? P>
We must join to the s? boundaries and vigilant, forget petty acrimonies and help governments to tackle the problem. We can move the headquarters to a point in time that are not safe anywhere, we can cancel the tournament until the game wears off or can? just take concrete measures to ensure that all are safe and set an example to everyone that if the world is falling into an abyss of terrorism, the cricket ground? utopia. Double up not only as a mere spectator but as a warning to humanity? too. The active guard at the sub-conscious still enjoy the game as well. P>
? around us? not practical-especially when multi-tasking? something we all understand and follow! P>
Working in tandem with the authorities? and develop new ways to fight the handful of enemies would be the right way to go out winners in this war of humanity?. We would be able to go out with the right anecdote to the poison of terrorism only when we stop blaming the ‘other’ for everything and take the burden on us. P>
We always used cricket as a therapy for our burden of life and that says we can not be used as a method to counter terrorism. P>
’selfish on our part simply blame the government or the agencies of intelligence (must get their’ agreement at least now anyway!) As becomes the duty of you and me to do everything possible to eradicate this evil? emerged as a blob of pain in our society. We must ask ourselves this question … we are willing to hide in our homes and leave the country be reduced to ashes or shall we have the courage to go out and drive the terrorists out of our land from our unit? and practical thinking. When the streets of a terrorist can? be unexpected and unthinkable, why? may not be unique and effective solutions from us as well? P>
sar? apprehensions in the beginning and we might see requests to be called out in panic, but everything there? need to do? to strengthen security on mass so? as a personal level. It ’s just a matter of realizing that the problem? what we like? for those in power and we all need to do our part in trying to stop all forms of terrorism on our soil, be it Karachi or Hyderabad. P>
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