Cricket's Earthling: A Rivalry-Sphere for Cyber Water/Color

Sports writers exploring an India-Pakistan cricket sports rivalry find some magical inspiration for the ABCD-qualia of the bat-and-ball game.

Cricket vignette inserted in-between my Green Hornet comics media series. Thanks for reading (Happy March), 

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AMLAN: Cricket's such an offbeat/elegant/alternative bat-and-ball game, pal!

MARCUS: We've become nice world-sports hosts/bloggers for the game's magic.

AMLAN: That we have, Marcus pal...and this India-Pakistan rivalry art is good!

MARCUS: India-Pakistan (cricket) speaks weight to sports as politics-meds, eh?

AMLAN: You said it, Marcus pal...India-Pakistan had post-revolution troubles.

MARCUS: Hindu-Muslim borderlines are almost ancient, no?

AMLAN: I read about such 'troubles' while studying as a Dartmouth-gent, man.

MARCUS: India-Pakistan (cricket) art shall ornament our social/media flares.

AMLAN: Facebook-like.

Sure, cricket, a great non-baseball bat-and-ball game of fielding and batting and bowling and patience and timing, had developed into a world-ornamentation for fans/critics; and India and Pakistan had courted a 'cool' rivalry and boasted greats in its annals of stories/records like batsman Gavaskar and bowler-pitcher Imran Khan (of Pakistan). Amlan/Marcus had become a nice pair of Western world (American Homeland) cricket-bloggers and fans of things of what made this Blue Planet activity a top-hat and helmet for great things of social networks/activity/energy/art. Well, Amlan and Marcus (now!) sought to line their special cricket-writing quills of India-Pakistan rivalry value(s) for a great Earthling-diorama for sports-language(s)...of English.

AMLAN: Lamb-curry I learned to make in my Dartmouth home, my friend.

MARCUS: Very unusual looking dish there, Amlan (ok).

AMLAN: It's the right-spice for our India-Pakistan cricket-videos stripe, ha.

MARCUS: Hindus and Muslims both enjoy lamb/mutton dishes, ok, cool.

AMLAN: My parents used to order lamb-curry at a fave-eatery in New Jersey.

MARCUS: Good memoir, eh?

AMLAN: Cricket does remind us why humans aren't just cannibals.

MARCUS: Facebook-like (for quick-religion).

Amlan was so pleased/excited about his (shared) cyber-art project concerning India-Pakistan (cricket) rivalry that he decided to become a youth-league organizer/coach for the elegant game of great fielding and offense-defense storytelling in the United States (ok). He realized his lifelong love of the game would inspire him to pen some great Blue-Planet novel about the magic-line of the language(s) of the game...and he now wanted to title the beautiful-project...Grass Cricket Division (Facebook-like).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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