Thursday Challenge : BROKEN (Something cracked, damaged, broken, or not working…)
This is what happens when CRICKET FEVER takes over on a Sunday.. Wish I could have clicked the pics of playing.. but at least the Result is here to see.. I am sure you all can imagine what fun we had on a sunny british day, which turned rainy and the garden muddy.. but the FIGHT to win over opponents and Score the highest runs .. did not let us stop even after breaking Three windows 🙂 ..
and here’s another link to an older post .. that too fits perfectly on the theme of BROKEN (Something cracked, damaged, broken, or not working…)
Thursday Challenge (48) : ABANDONED – Real Story @Dornier DO 17
Me and My Random Thoughts 
We have broken quite a few windows playing cricket as kids 😀
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Have you.. oh my..
Well I will say goood.. playing cricket and not breaking windows not fun.. is it. .He he he
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Wait let me call the cops :D.
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Ha ha ha ha.. well two of them were cops playing ha ha ha..
Thank you ☺
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If we broke a window, we’d clear the ground in 5 seconds. There will not be a trace of anyone having played cricket, when the house-owner rushes out to see 😛
Destination Infinity
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I know.. did that a lot of times .. but this time sadly the home owner was me only ::)
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You leave the windows as they are until the cricket season is over!
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Haanji , I will leave them as they are till winters come for sure .. dont want the rowdy crowd to come and break them again 🙂
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From the time I picked up an SLR even broken stuffs have a novelty 🙂
PhenoMenon
http://throodalookingglass.com/2014/05/trinity/
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Sorry the comment went to spam.. I just saw it today ..
he he he he yeah i can relate to that for sure .. Thank you so much for visiting .. do keep coming back
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Hari Om
At least you were there to carry the cost of you fun… cricket (next to rugby union) is possibly the greatest game in the universe. World Cup??? Whassat then….. YAM xx
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yeah i know and look at my pocket too when i finally get to rectify them 🙂
world cup you know I have no clue when it is coming ..
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hehe Bikramjit love this fiction with tinge of reality, every Indian child knows quite a bit bout’
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definitely they do .. I grew up playing Gali cricket all the time 🙂
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Great result :-))
Will everyone pool in to fix them 🙂 That I will call the spirit of the game 🙂
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he he he he.. Well you reckon I should ask that.. They will probably smile and walk away ha ha ha 🙂
Thank you so much mam..
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Hahaha! Good fun.
I remember when I was a school kid and we used to play cricket in our neighborhood but our neighbors were very annoying, they would never let us play “Go play somewhere else, you morons” they would shoo us by scolding us.
At times we used to make a lot of noise on purpose and throw the ball toward the most annoying neighbor “Garhwali Aunty”, that is what we kids used to call her because their family were from Garhwal. She would sometimes be so irritated that she ran after all of us to beat us. 😀
Your post just sent me decades back in time. 🙂
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we got all that.. you know this reminds me our neghbours , the dad was very strict he would beat the kid , one day we were playing and the window broke.. the glass fell inside the house.. right on the bed inside .. and the poor kid slept all night on that bed which had glass on it .. as he did not dare tell his dad what had happened… Thank god nothing bad happened and he did not get stab or something ..
next day obviously the dad saw and oh boy we all got a thrashing 😦
THank you so much … and am glad it brought some memories back
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Must be fun and the older picture is a treasure.
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well it was fun saru.. i bet it wont be when i have to pay someone to fix the windows 🙂
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Wow! 3 window panes broken and you guys got away with it??!!!
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Deepak sir thank you so much
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haha…this is an epic pix, bikram cause many of our windows have been broken and then put newspaper over it until repaired 🙂
thanks for taking me down memory lane!
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hmmm now that is a good idea .. putting newspaper I am going ot try that .. this is a shed in the back so i can save money he he he hehe 🙂
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wahan par bhi? hahahaha…..!!
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oh yesssssssss yahan par bhi and good thing is no one broke the neighbours windows else I am sure there would have been some Insurance claims coming my way … he he he he
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Cops committing crimes? what can I say now?
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areeeeeeeeeeeee no no .. APne ghar main thoda crime hai.. this was in my own house so no crime .. but haan I will pass this message to others .. they might contribute towards the damage he he he he he 🙂
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That window looks sooo familiar 🙂 Great take on the prompt!
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🙂 he he he familiar to ???
Thank you so much
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Glass windows should be banned in cricket loving countries. What do you think ? 😉
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hmmmmmmmmmm yessssssssssss .. before we started playing someone even suggested to board them.. but we were in too much hurry to play .. and then when one broke we said what the hell might as well carry on 🙂 oooops
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Haha you broke your own windows 🙂 you really like cricket looks like.
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I know and the worst is the third window I broke while batting myself.. while i was telling everyone else not to hit .. not to hit .. play slowly and i ended up doing it myself 🙂
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Who,in his younger days hasn’t broken windows while playing cricket.
I am sure Tendulkar and Gawaskar too must have
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yes sir indeed .. I am sure they did .. but thankfully they went on to become starts after breaking them and earned enough money to fix the broken windows .. sadly I have not he he he he he
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We used to when we were kids…but, kids today….no idea at all.
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oh yes they are more interested in the play stations …
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Going by the number of broken glasses there, the cricket match must have been a spectacle!
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ha ha haha .. oh yessss .. we even ended up fighting .. on who scored most runs and the usual
No I am not out.. i was not ready 🙂 he he he he he
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Satsriakal ji,
Enne saare shishe fod ditte… :O
The another name of cricket is craziness ‘beyond limits’. It brings a different kind of excitement. Another thing I wonder about, how people co relate with cricket in everything ??
My daar ji compares cricket with appetite as ‘Team’ 😀 :p
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Sat Sri akal Simran..
haanji chak te fatte .. saare fod te 🙂
it is fun especially at my age and especially when dont get time .. to do all that we did when we were kids ..
My regards please to your Daarji …..
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The pictures reminded me of a time when a kid broke our car windshield. The car was a day old. I can never forget that. 🙂
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oh no .. that is bad for sure .. did you get hold of the them then ..
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And you got away? 😀
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ha ha ha ha .. well Mam.. thankfully it was my own house … otherwise i am sure the neighbour would have called 999 and it might have resulted in community resolution or a criminal charge for sure
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Since I am not a sport person (only like watching it) …so breaking glasses never happen to me.
You should play in other place..free of glass windows 😉
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well this was spontaneous.. we were all sitting and there was a bat and a ball in the shed so we started playing ..
and where do i find such a place in uk they will probably charge us a lot of money to use that ground ..
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Ah yes! I saw from tv series how UK is so full with buildings
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yessssss
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😀 It happened once when I was playing cricket as a kid . The consequence was not very sweet though 😦
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oh no .. maybe you can write about what happened at your place 🙂
Welcome here and thank you for taking time to visit.. please do keep visiting
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Can totally connect with this! Great interpretation of the word, Bikram 🙂
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Thank you so much mam.. glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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Do you play cricket regularly? Then soon there won’t be any glasses left for the windows in the neighbourhood if it goes on at this rate. 🙂
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I wish i could .. he he he he yeah thank god i dont play regularly 🙂
well i have jsut a small garden and its fenced all around so not that much of a risk to neighbours 🙂
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Good one :)))
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Thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 🙂
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I did this too when I was a kid 😛
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high five on that .. yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy …
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Nice shots…
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Thank you so much .. and welcome to this blog.. please do keep visiting …
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Lovely shots! I just realised the immense advantages of living on the fourth floor!! 🙂
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ha ha haha yes indeed .. it is a advantage unless someone is good in hitting SIXES only 🙂
welcome to this blog thank you so much for visiting .. Please do keep visiting ..
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You’ve really broken all ‘barriers’ with that bat of yours! 🙂
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he he he he . I like that .. 🙂 Thank you so much
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3 windows gosh!! you guys really did some dhamaal 🙂
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he he he he yes we did 🙂 it was a good sunny day so thought to make the best use if it
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Gosh! 3 windows! I understand the craze.. my cousins who came over summer used to make me play cricket with them though they never let me bat! Until I was 10. That’s when I finally put my foot down and said a big NO to the game 😛 Though we never broke any glass, we had lost so many balls which fell into our neighbor’s compound, which he never returned!
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Good you said a BIG no 🙂
bad man mr. neighbour .. thankfully my neighbours are ok and they did return the balls 🙂
Thank you so much for visiting
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3 Windows!! My god! Did it result in unleashing of wrath of the owners?
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he he hehe na sadly I am the owner os i will have to dig deep in my pockets to pay for the windows 😦
but it was fun playing
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And you also captured them on camera 🙂 That’s great character! Reminder for next time, maybe 🙂
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🙂 I hope so .. looking at the bill for fixing those three windows I doubt if there will be a next time ..
Thank you so much.
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Three windows! That is impressive. I have managed to bat for more than an over. I am more of a bowler, you see 🙂
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right next time.. you bowl and i can bat.. and if the window breaks we can say its your fault .. you bowled the ball there he he he he 🙂
Thank you so much mam.. glad you liked the pic
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Ha ha ha ha…. that was super cool!
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🙂 he he he he
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