Define Irony - II

December 15th, 2005 by jk | Filed under India.
Leftists in West Bengal on Thursday took up cudgels against the axing of Sourav Ganguly from the Indian team for the third Test against Sri Lanka, with CPI leader Gurudas Dasgupta sending a protest letter to BCCI chief Sharad Pawar urging him to protect Indian cricket from politics. [Left flays axing of Sourav Ganguly]
In the same letter the CPI MP asked that Ganguly be included in the third test match, thus interfering in Indian cricket politically.

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2 Responses to “Define Irony - II”

  1. Nitin | 15/12/05

    JK,

    Another Note to myself: Always check this blog before I shoot off myself.

  2. Avik | 16/12/05

    Somebody has to stop middle-fingered-Chappell’s autocracy & teach him a lesson.

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