sachin tendulkar should be dropped for his poor form. it will not only encourage him to do better but will also placate players like Dravid and ganguly who for long have been in tendulkar's media created shadow
worlds greatest batsmen (Ponting is the da man) he is a "E IS THE WORLD GREATEST CHICKEN " when he decided not to bat at no 4 yesterday fearing his current form
judging by ur performance in the last 2 series (vs aus and NZL ) u donot deserve to be there in the team ,but it is india where past achievemants preceeds current form had it been australia u would have been dropped
u had this chance to prove somethings to ur already growing hate club that u are the man for the crisis but as always u have chickened out in the crunch situation do not worry u have a series against bangladesh coming up so do not worry about the averages normal services will resume in dhaka when u the greatest batsman will trash the minnows
if u are the greatest dont go to bangaldesh and prove ur worth in the remaining match in sydney but since u have already proven the coward that u are are in ferrari fiasco and now this i do not expects you to do this so drink ur pepsi drive the victor
RE:tendulkar-u chicken
by atik karedia on Dec 31, 2003 02:31 PM
Dear Dinky,
You are absolutely right about so called little master Mr. Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. No doubt he is great player but only when he is playing against teams like Kenya, Bangladesh, Zimbabawe, Holland. So little master please go ahead and achive your personal milestones by playing against above said team. Really I have not seen such a great cricket in my life.
I would like to appreciate your great sense of cricket. My salutation to you Dinky.
Your Indian Brother, but fan of Australian Team Atik Karedia - Mumbai
Similar question was raised during WC-2003 for Ganguly. If SRT is out of form sending him in on Day 3 and loosing him would have put India in more under presure. It was wise decision to demote him. I feel he should follow Laxman. Unless we want to go for reputation than form.
