"India no longer depends on Sachin" ! what a silly comment?? These guys should look at 1 series alone....When Australia toured India and in that tour when Saurav Ganguly ran away from the match after seeing grass on Nagpur track. Tendulkar didn't played there and Aussies thrashed India 3-1 in that series, the same Rahul Dravid, Laxman looked so ordinary in that series !
Re: What rubbish is this !!!!!!!
by MeetFireWithFire on Dec 31, 2010 08:10 PM
Get your stats correct, before commenting on IDNIA. It is not 3-1, it is actually 2-1. Actually if rain might not have saved Australia during the Chennai Test, the score line would have read 2-2
Re: Re: What rubbish is this !!!!!!!
by shanavas mohammed on Dec 31, 2010 08:56 PM
oh...now u kno hw to check the stats....now try on sachin's case u wil find the truth...new born genius hehe
Re: What rubbish is this !!!!!!!
by prabir sengupta on Dec 31, 2010 11:21 PM
Hey you loser...whom do u think run away from the match...have u ever seen a cricket ball in life...u morons have nothing else to do but pulling down the legends...
Re: What rubbish is this !!!!!!!
by Varun on Dec 31, 2010 10:07 PM
hehe. what convincing excuse. Tendulkar didnt play. So when he played and we lost, we should assume he is useless ?.
none in d wrld cant ignore him....jus c dis forum...it wil b anothr hit...the bashers they r lik bring down sachin....hahahaha .id.iots.s...evrythn is sachin,sachin,sachin...
Re: sachin s a superstar! and v always lik superstars...dts d fac
by MeetFireWithFire on Dec 31, 2010 08:18 PM
You've used "none" and "can't" in the same sentence which makes a strong positive. "NONE IN THE WORLD CAN'T IGNORE..." means everyone would ignore which correctly is the meaning of your sentence!!!
There was a time when India was totally dependent on Sachin. From sometime during early to middle of 2002 at least one of the four ( sachin, saurav, dravid , laxman or Sehwag ) would score to get India out of troubles.
Re: Not Dependant On Sachin
by bonala rao on Dec 31, 2010 07:13 PM
Cricket is a 11 man game. Not at all one man show.... it is collective effort... stop all these...
The present team is young and fearless unlike the oldies like Tendulkar and Dravid. Out of the oldies only vvs laxman has proved that he is capable of saving the team whenever it was in trouble. So except Laxman other oldies can safely retire. Present team no longer need their services. Tendulkar is a gentleman with good intentions. But as his luck would have it, whenever he makes a good score or record the team looses the matching earning the name that he plays for records.
Re: Re: YOung Team
by Raghu Chadalavada on Dec 31, 2010 07:22 PM
Gavaskar and Tendulkar are the best run accumulators and top centurions for India but coming to winning matches for India it was Chandrasekhar, Kapil, Vishwanath, Vengsarkar, Dravid, Kumble and Laxman were more instrumental in the last 35 years.
Re: Re: Re: YOung Team
by bigben bigben on Dec 31, 2010 08:47 PM
Vengsarkar. Hahahahahaha. Did you ever see him bat? He used to literally crappe in his pants when Malcolm Marshall bowled to him!
Re: Re: Re: Re: YOung Team
by Raghu Chadalavada on Dec 31, 2010 07:59 PM
It is my view. I am not trying to justify anybodys comments or views. Refrain being rude.
Re: Re: Re: YOung Team
by C M on Dec 31, 2010 09:03 PM
U mean Sunny, Srts runs were contribited to opposite teams...?? Or it contributed to Ind's loss..???
Re: YOung Team
by Amar Singh on Dec 31, 2010 10:12 PM
So where was Laxman in the first test? What does it say of the Indian team that they cannot pull themselves enough, whenever he makes a good score
but the truth is india never depended on Sachin. We have good team players who are match winners, who think about india's win rather than counting on their personal milestones.
Re: Re: Joke!
by bigben bigben on Dec 31, 2010 08:50 PM
No Sameer, all these anti sachins are like 13 year old kids. Just being the prickly teenagers. Probably have lot of pimples on their face and just entering puberty. They don't even know the facts of life properly, hahahaha, pooor kids.
players with at least a tons for winning causes abroad on non subcontinental pitches.
Number of star ( ) indicates no of tons causing win abroad on non subcontinental pitches.
Sachin 20 tons contributed to win (3 ) Dravid 12 tons contributed to win (2 ) Gavaskar 6 tons contributed to win (3 ) Vengsarkar 4 tons contributed to win (2 ) GR Viswanath 4 tons contributed to win (2 ) Laxman 6 tons contributed to win (1 ) 1 Zim Saurav 4 tons contributed to win (1 ) 1 Zim DN Sardesai 2 ton contributed to win (1 ) Wadekar 1 ton contributed to win (1 )
players with all tons for winning causes only on subcontinental pitches.
Azharuddin 5 tons contributed to win Sehwag 7 tons contributed to win NS Sidhu 4 tons contributed to win Kambli 3 tons contributed to win Gambhir 3 tons contributed to win all Vinoo Mankad 2 ton contributed to win All Rounder Kirmani 2 ton contributed to win Pataudi 2 ton contributed to win Pankaj Roy 2 ton contributed to win Kapil Dev 1 ton contributed to win Ravi Shastri 1 ton contributed to win Dhoni 2 ton contributed to win M Amarnath 1 ton contributed to win S Amarnath 1 ton contributed to win V Hazare 1 ton contributed to win Poly Umrigar 1 ton contributed to win Deep Dasgupta 1 ton contributed to win Nayan Mongiya 1 ton contributed to win
There are plenty of Sachin haters and lovers on this forum and their extreme views makes interesting reading. This article attempts to have an unbiased view. Gavaskar may not have played many match winning innings for India since salvaging draw against teams like West Indies, Australia and England itself used to be a big achievement. This did not make him a lesser batsman while scoring 34 centuries without helmet against the likes of Roberts, Marshal and Holding. Similarly, Tendulkar played first half of his career with match fixers and less talented players who were not mentally strong enough and lost repeatedly against Pakistan. It was only with emergence of likes of Sehwag, Dravid, Kumble, Laxman etc that Tendulkar’s performance got supplemented and India started winning consistently. There is no denying the fact that his second innings average is not upto the mark but the second innings average for Sehwag, Ponting and Lara is also poor. Tendulkar has won many matches for India in ODI but he has definitely cracked under pressure in fourth innings in Test matches. It does not mean that his first innings score should be undermined. Lets respect the great man for what he is rather than what he is not. As a package which includes ODIs also, nobody has been able to match him.
Re: sachin haters vs lovers
by moversbulk on Dec 31, 2010 05:42 PM
I agree with you.And its a team game. all have to give their best. no player can do it by him self.
