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Girish Jain TOPIC : Popular events like the Football World Cup and other international sporting occasions are essential in easing international tension and releasing patriotic emotions in a safe way. I’ve been counting down to March 15, 2016, for more than 18 months and in about 39 days, my dream will come true. When I think about March 15, I lose control of my emotions, and I think of the beauty that begins on that day. The 20-20 cricket World Cup , held every two years, one fortunate nation gets to host the greatest month in sports. The World Cup brings together not just 11 cricket players from one nation as a team, not just a country in support of their side, not just 12 nations, not just millions of fans in stadiums.The World Cup brings together the world. I’m saying this because the World Cup is free of the ills that have seeped into modern sports today. Players are not paid extravagant salaries by the respective clubs, nor do players pick and choose the club they want to represent. There are no big-money contracts with players, no fancy brand deals that overshadow the actual games. Of course political struggles do seep into the World Cup, as with any other international competition. But those are not what the world is coming together to watch. Fans, and players, come together for the beautiful game of cricket. People of all countries,religions castes and creeds would come together and sit under the same roof and cheer for their teams. We might see India's M.S Dhoni helping South Africa's Faf Du Plesis recover from cramps when he falls down after hitting the bowler for a six. We may see Suresh raina tying the laces of Misbah's shoes while he is batting despite the political tension between India and Pakistan. So players from all countries come together and be a part of this 30 day festival and the fans also We are all part of the world. We can all enjoy what will take place in the stadiums of India. The World Cup is not just another sporting event. Countries put aside their internal differences and unite behind their boys on the pitch .For instance just look at Cote d’Ivoire when it qualified for the 2006 Soccer World Cup. It was the country’s first trip to the games, and in the midst of a bloody civil war, Cote d’Ivoire put down its guns, and the factions agreed to a cease-fire. The team was made of players from different ethnic groups and religions, and people from Cote d’Ivoire came together in support of their team. Some may say that sports are making people irresponsible, that they’re putting aside issues to watch a silly game. But what are the issues we’re putting aside? And what’s wrong with a nation, even the world, coming together? That’s what the World Cup in fact, sports is about.

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