Victory will return! I Believe...

Hello everyone!

It is after a long break that I am blogging again. Blogging to me is like a wonderful experience which I had to sacrifice for the sake of one of the most vital period of my life. Huh! Now it is over though for quite a short period of time ( and I should not expect it to be long). How did the struggle go? I am afraid to predict. The result is awaited... impatiently though.

For the sake of a bit of peace lets abandon this haughty topic ( atleast so for me). But then I don't even get peace elsewhere. I was watching the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup semi-final match between India and Australia all the while hoping for the best. Everyone around could be seen with beaming faces expecting a big score from India. We Indians do have a big sentiment about Cricket matches and when it is the World Cup so close to finals… what else can be said. India did start with a weak batting… but I went on telling myself, it is not over yet. All is well that ends well. But how long? I could see India losing it. All expectations were unfound. I could see Australian supporters all gay and Indian fans in the stadium at Sydney with bemoaning faces… some crying and I was just trying to hide all emotions and be optimist in the most horrible of all moments. A defeat of India by such large runs was truly unexpected and a thud for the Indian passionate ones. Why did this happen? Oh! I feel so sorry. So close to the finals after defeating such powerful teams and then suffering a drastic defeat itself! Why?!!? I had literally shouted at the top of my voice for a six and a four… for larger runs and good scores so many times but now what can I say. Somehow I had developed a very intimate link with this particular match... something to the extent of which I had never experienced before and on seeing 'Australia beats India' flash on the screen, I just feared the warm liquid flow down my face. I was loaded with sheer dissatisfaction.
The enthusiasm among Indians
Australia beats India
I was overwhelmed by the defeat then but now I would just like to say...let’s just hope for a better play next time. Don’t get your spirits down Indians. There are more matches to be played and won. I would like to thank players for their hard work and devotion...for coming up this far. It was indeed not an easy journey. Try harder. Better times will come to give you what you are worthy of… I believe. Also as my morals say I would congratulate Australians for their victory this time.

 Remain optimist till then and that is how I conclude…feeling optimist.

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