Popularity of cricket is fading away in indian N. E

[Hey I'll love you]

Cricket the most popular game in India is losing it's popularity in certain parts of india specially NORTH-EAST where it has no major (except assam) holds wheareas football was more popular, but from few decades new sports gained popularity like boxing and recently athletics where an assamese girl became IAAF (world athletics governing body) under 20 world champion and bagged 1gold and 2 silvers in recently concluded asian games 2018. Whole north-east specially every household in assam was eagerly waiting to watch her every race. And within a few times athletic became a favourite sports

 

[Hey I'll love you]

Cricket is losing popularity in assam where cricket is Very popular among the other north-east states

 

[HAIDER]

Cricket the most popular game in India is losing it's popularity in certain parts of india specially NORTH-EAST where it has no major (except assam) holds wheareas football was more popular, but from few decades new sports gained popularity like boxing and recently athletics where an assamese girl became IAAF (world athletics governing body) under 20 world champion and bagged 1gold and 2 silvers in recently concluded asian games 2018. Whole north-east specially every household in assam was eagerly waiting to watch her every race. And within a few times athletic became a favourite sports

That part is always home of football .

 

[Hey I'll love you]

That part is always home of football .

Now atheltics, boxing etc are more popular

 

[hunter_hunted]

I see a natural death of cricket in two decades. With legends gone era of cricket went with them.

 

[Hey I'll love you]

I see a natural death of cricket in two decades. With legends gone era of cricket went with them.

Western india still rely on cricket becouse they couldn't produce good sportsmen for other events and basically cricket will be more favourite

 

[!eon]

It's not a healthy game, football and hockey are more active games.
BTW people of sub-continent should not like the game of a nation that enslaved them.