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Urdu has to be the Language in the Pakistan Dressing Room
I only just found out.
Apparently Pushto is banned from being spoken in the Pakistan dressing room.
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haha and punjabi?
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Makes sense. They should all communicate in Urdu so nobody is excluded.
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Indian has many more regional languages than us. I wonder, if any regional languages are banned their dressing room?
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Does banning a regional language solves any issue?
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good. should be only one language.
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Besides, I don't think this decision came out as a result of players every once in a while throwing the common phrase or two in their regional lingo for a laugh. Last edited by MC; 11th July 2011 at 14:32. |
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So does this mean they can only speak in Urdu? Therefore Punjabi should be banned too, if not it's a joke from the Pathetic Cricket Board.
There was no Peshawar team in the T20, Afridi has been sacked and now Pashto is banned? At a time when the enemies are trying to divide the nation so they can break it up and with cricket being a great uniting force this is a really dumb move by a joke of a cricket board. I hope some players Pukhtoon or not stand up and show some bottle against this embarrassment of a board. |
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childish move by PCB. Why would you ban one regional language? Why not ban ALL of them instead of banning one and creating a divide. These jerks don't know how to run an administration.
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This is outrageous. Waqar communicates with many players using Punjabi. |
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![]() Why not ban all regional languages?.... telling players that they can only communicate in official languages of Pakistan (i.e. Urdu & English)... Banning a certain regional language can only be termed as regional biasness, which is unacceptable. But thats PCB.. so one can always expect the most unprofessional decisions from them. |
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***!!!!
If so than Punjabi has defo should not be spoken at all terms. Only Urdu Basta!
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Can Urdu speakers understand Punjabi?
They sound quite similar to me and pushto sounds undecipherable but thats probably cause Im familiar with both Urdu and Punjabi. I agree with this rule and if its the case that certain players cant understand punjabi then it too should be banned. |
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How is this a joke happens in most sports teams. A couple of days ago New Chelsea boss Villa Boas banned everyone from speaking in any other language except English in training ground and stadiums.
he even banned hairdressers to come to the training ground, something which pakistani team had a problem with recently in India. http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/notw...-of-rules.html Its ok when chelsea do it but when pakistan does it most fans are outraged, Pathetic stuff from some fans on this forum.
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It is a joke because our current coach communicates in Punjabi with certain players. Either ban all regional languages, or allow every language to be spoken freely. |
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Hopefully Punjabi is banned aswell
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hmmm... I can kind of understand the reasoning behind it.
In a dressing room where not everyone is 'friends', I can see conversing in a language that not everyone understands leading to some misunderstandings. Also; a bit OT, but I would like to ask, do non-Punjabi people have trouble understanding Punjabi? I mean Urdu and Punjabi are pretty similar to an extent...I think if you understand Urdu you can generally make out what some is saying in Punjabi right? Last edited by Zippy; 11th July 2011 at 15:02. |
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crap pcb , ban all langauges and allow only gestures.
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Yea there should be consistency...no regional languages for Pak team. In fact only English should be allowed.
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i understand the reason for it. but to single out pashto is not right. the pcb never do themselves justice with there decisions. would it not be easier to say 'when training/playing for pakistan, players should speak in urdu since its a common language and it is the national language', why single out pashto.
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For all the talks of players unity and Afridi keeping the team united has becoming apparent with this news.
For all the folks who are jumping the gun, need to realize that it is not about the discrimination of the language, it is the understanding of the language by other players. When players speaks Punjabi, people who do not speaks Punjabi, knows the content of the language and nobody feels uncomfortable around, but Pushto dialogue is totally different and can make other people around uncomfortable due to unfamilirity of the content.
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What about English?
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Even if there is 2 languages (in chelsea), he made sure that he can't be call biased by not allowing any other language except english. The discussion of chelsea isn't related to thread.
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use English instead of Urdu otherwise urdu speaking cricketers from Karachi will have an unfair advantage
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some players feel if a group of players are in taking in phusto then they feel they might be talking about them negatively. anyone who understand urdu understands punjabi and thats fact.
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people really think seniors like Afridi,YK,Gul would stop communicating in Pushto? JK, Ahmed Shahzad and others are all Pashto speaking players.
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Butt saab in action- Boom Boom Butt.
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Indian board must be smarter enough not to raise this sort of idiotic issues. Some of the Indian states are very sensitive about their language (I am sure the Bangalis are) & a ban or imposing a particular language would have raised much media mockery than the actual problem.
However, I had been in India several times & found that, gradually English is becoming their 1st language. There are many bi-state couples who communicate in English between them & their kids use mostly English. I found in South (Visited Hyderabad, Bangalore & Chennai), even the sweepers & Taxi drivers speaking workable English. Finally, Indian players are more interested to learn a new language than their Pakistani counterparts. It take few months to learn a language & I have seen how MSD, Pathans, Viru has developed their English over the years, whereas Inzi stumbled with his "Yes, No, Very Good" for 4 years & never tried to improve. Most importantly, it seems that, Pakistan can't hire a foreign coach for language barrier. I think, India has overcome the stage of any regional language; even implemented, it 'll never be an issue. |
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The move to ban one particular regional language is biased and uncalled for. If they wanted to eradicate this (understanding of language) issue from the dressing room, than banning all regional languages would have been the simple and sensible solution. But PCB and sense are far away entities... |
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Im furious, thoughts of Pakhtunistan anyone?
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'Urdu' is the national language. As long as it continues to be looked as the language of "urdu speaking' people or 'Karachi-walay' only, we will always stay divided. Realistically, how many people do you think in the team can speak English, let alone be comfortable in communicating. On the other hand, they all do speak Urdu (with or without accent). They play for Pakistan. Urdu is Pakistan's national language. It shouldn't alienate anybody, It should embrace everybody.
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stupid ban!!!!
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![]() Assuming that everyone who speaks urdu will understand Punjabi is being naive, and assuming that not only will he/she understand but understand it perfectly is being idiotic.. You may not have met many, but I know many Pushtoons/Urdu speaking friends in front of whom we have to forcefully change our mode of speaking to Urdu because they are totally uncomfortable in understanding our conversation in Pujabi... |
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anyways, this is pretty stupid ... If they wanna keep Urdu, as the only language then they should ban Punjabi too, but if they wanna keep Punjabi the only language, then they should ban Urdu. Or if not, then don't ban anything. |
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they actually had to BAN it?! lol!
and yes by that token all regional languages should be restricted.
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From personal experience playing cricket in team that had 7 or 8 Punjabi players (most of them really good friends of mine), eventhough I understood most of what was being said, it does feel like a team within a team with their own inside jokes. It does lead to a feeling of alienation. We as a nation need to learn the balance of preserving our regional languages and cultures while developing a unified national identity. Language is the biggest factor there. This is why Mr. Jinnah made the controversial statement in East Pakistan that the national language of the country can only be one: Urdu. I think a lot of Punjabis forget how deeply Urdu is entrenched in Punjab from its very beginning. Lahore has for long been Urdu's cradle, with most literary Giants of Urdu originating from its soil. Iqbal, Faiz, Jalib, Niazi, Shifai..., the list is endless. The biggest flag-bearer of Urdu language today, Zia Mohiuddin, hails from Qusoor. ok, time to get off my soapbox now...
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Fair enough if they ban PUNJABI also from the Pakistani dressing room. But then in which language Jahaz will communicate?
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What about Bull****? Is that also gonna be banned? If so then at least Ijaz Butt wont be barging in the dressing room anymore
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pathetic, I must say. the PCB and team management continue making stupid decision, you just can not ban any one from speaking his regional language, if Umar Gul can communicate in Pashtu better than Urdu than he should be allowed to share his views in Pashtu with his colleagues.
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They should better tell Younis, Gul, Afridi, Junaid and any other Pathan player dreaming to play for HIS COUNTRY in future that you all are not eligible to play for YOUR COUNTRY because you speak Pashto. Then we the Pathan fans will also try to find us another sport to follow in which Pashto is not banned.
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But why even bring such things up?Assuming the boys playing the game do not have an issue,they why bring up such divisive and controversial things. Ofcourse if someone from the team complains or has an issue, it's a different things altogether,and a debate can be initiated
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Urdu/Hindi was/is the common vernacular of the masses of the Indian Sub-Continent. All our 'founding fathers' and leaders, regardless of their mother language being Gujrati or Punjabi or Pushto spoke it. You completely missed the point of my earlier posts. It is attitude like yours about Urdu being a language of only a certain group of people in Pakistan that creates these problems. The reason this attitude exists is a discussion for another time and place. English or Arabic as the national language for Pakistan? Really? Official language is one thing and getting a mass population to adopt it is another. English has become the international language of communication. It's a fact. Whether it offends Russians or Chinese is besides the point. Even Russians and Chinese use English to communicate with each other in Business settings. Urdu/Hindi/Rekhta,Hindustani, whatever name you want to give it is the language people of this sub-continent use when they have to communicate with each other. What language can Umar Gul possibly use to talk with Abdul Razzaq? Pick one: English, Arabic, Punjabi, Pashto, or Urdu.
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Punjabi is the most spoken language in Pakistan...just saying. Although yes, all regional languages should be excluded.
Pushtu is extremely different though, for example I don't know any Punjabi whatsoever, but can understand a bit. But there are many more languages in Pak that should be excluded too.
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The point, and I think you'd agree with it, is that perhaps to promote national team unity, only a common language should be allowed in the dressing room. This banning of one language or the other is pathetic. But I can't see them ever banning Punjabi. We don't have any Sindhi or Balochi in the team so that is a moot point for now.
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Are Punjabi, Sindhi, Saraiki, Hindko, Balti, Kashmiri, Balochi, etc. are banned too? Or is it only Pushto that is banned? If it's only Pushto then it's a clear discrimination. Either ALL regional languages should be banned or none.
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A few people getting a bit too territorial in this thread
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^ If the news was that "all regional languages are banned including Punjabi & Pashto" then nobody would get territorial but here only Pashto is mentioned so naturally we Pathans will get territorial.
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Of course it would be ideal if all the players speak in Urdu only, but at the same time we know that some players are more comfortable in Punjabi than in Urdu, and they express themselves in Punjabi more than Urdu or English while having dinner and sharing jokes together after dinner etc. I think it's going to be a bit harsh on them to stop them from speaking Punjabi, if the Urdu-only rule gets implemented. How do you feel about it considering Urdu is not your strong point either?
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Interesting. How does a team like India deal with players who have various regional backgrounds? They are only allowed to speak in Hindi as well?
![]() I don't think completely banning the language was such a great idea. Maybe, some players are more comfortable with expressing themselves in their native tongue. I can understand that this may cause in-groups, but still, perhaps they should be tackling the main sources of disunity first (before venturing on a "Pushto is banned" policy). If everyone has to speak in Urdu, then I guess it is fine. If only Pushto is banned, then this is problematic (either way, banned or not, there should be some leeway when it comes to speaking in a particular language). Anyways, how exactly do they enforce this? Even if someone shares a joke in Pushto, they get crucified?
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what about those that dont actually speak urdu. i know for a fact in villages of swat and others towards waziristan etc, some of us dont speak urdu at all. what kind of a message is this to those people, who want to represent there country.
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