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Sharad Pawar Quotes
«We have some very good neutral venues like California, United Arab Emirates and Holland where there are a large number of expatriates of both countries and they would love to watch their cricketing heroes.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«The two matches will be played on April 18 and 19 with the 75% of earnings from the first match going to the relief funds of the earthquake in Pakistan and India.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«Seventy-five percent of the revenue will go to the earthquake affected people in Pakistan, while 25 percent will go to affected Indians.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«The funds from the first game will be distributed among the quake victims with 75 percent going to those affected in Pakistan.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«We share Pakistan's stance on this. India also does not support a Twenty20 world tournament.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«It is not easy to ignore a bid when India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh decide to come together.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«If the contract does not prohibit him from going to court, he is free to do so. Otherwise he cannot.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«We want to close this chapter here and we do not want to take the issue any further.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«With such high income, the associations should pledge to improve the standard of the game and also give better facilities to players so that they remain with the sport, grow with it and can make a living out of it.»
Author: Sharad Pawar
«He is such a good player. I have never said he should retire.»
Author: Sharad Pawar