The Indian media and its experts always has a tendancy of biased reporting on Sachin. Running happens through mutual consent, so whatever happened Sachin's fault cannot be washed off completely. It is a trend that whenever Sachin is out experts term that as unplayable delivery, if he is run out the fault is always on the partner. It is a fact that Sachin leads the Indian team in terms of run-outs. Had it been Saurav instead of Sachin, everyone would have turned 180 deg and put the blame entirely on Ganguly without going into much research. We Indians cannot get rid of corruption, biasness or blind hero-worship.
Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by common man on Feb 20, 2011 08:57 PM
The problem is not with little master but problem with you guys who are not able to achieve even 1% of he has done. So, its simply a jealosy factor
Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Messaging Only on Feb 20, 2011 09:52 PM
Please read the message carefully before starting to open your mouth. I did not utter a word against Sachin and I fully appreciate what he has done. My saying was against the biased media who tries to elevate Sachin into a superhuman figure and thus tries to self-appoint themselves as his defender. If the run-out would have been any other guy, how much time would rediff spent on the news or trying to justify that it was Sehwag's fault all the way? Sehwag was watching the ball and so was Sachin but it is showcased as if Shwag has done something criminal.
Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Sunil Vaidya on Feb 21, 2011 03:51 AM
common man, you are simply speaking out of an inferiority complex and being unable to face the reality and this world. you feel yourself indadequate in this world and are fearful of everything. in sachin you think you have found an anchor to hold on to. and that is why you want to let go of it and want to keep clinging to it.
Re: Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Sunil Vaidya on Feb 21, 2011 03:53 AM
you dont want to let go of your anchor as you feel you will drown in the cruel sea of reality and so you are desperately trying to cling on something that you want to believe is reality.
Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by sanath on Feb 20, 2011 08:59 PM
That shows ur lack of knowledge about the game or else u didnt see the match. It was clearly Sachin's call as he was running towards the danger end. Sehwag should have responded instead of standing there staring at the ball, which he himself has admitted. So much so that Andy Zaltzman immediately commented on cricinfo that Sehwag almost looked like he was checking mails when Sachin was sprinting.
Get a life dude instead of simply blaming Sachin for everything !
Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Messaging Only on Feb 20, 2011 09:57 PM
Please read the message carefully before starting to open your mouth. I did not utter a word against Sachin and I fully appreciate what he has done. My saying was against the biased media who tries to elevate Sachin into a superhuman figure and thus tries to self-appoint themselves as his defender. If the run-out would have been any other guy, how much time would rediff spent on the news or trying to justify that it was Sehwag's fault all the way? Sehwag was watching the ball and so was Sachin but it is showcased as if Shwag has done something criminal. Sachin is like a holy cow to all it seems..I can understand the TV experts because their relevance depends on Sachin..what about you?
Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Amitabha Banerjee on Feb 20, 2011 09:17 PM
Corruption in CWG....blame it on Sachin dude....Guess people like "messaging only" understand gilli danda.....the nuances of cricket.
Re: Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by Messaging Only on Feb 20, 2011 09:46 PM
If you are so wise and can understand everything, go and closely follow the expert opinions in TV, News etc regarding Sachin's dismissals for the last 5 years. If you have a litte brain, will understand what I said. You seem to be that kind of a chap who has heard from a 3rd person that there is some god called Sachin playing and hence blindly start supporting him in all aspects without applying a little bit of judgement (if you have any, of course). It's high time you learn to do some critical judgements. Mechanically writing codes cofined in a matchbox-like cubicle has taken a toll on your reasoning power.
Re: Re: Re: Re: When it's Sachin, it's different
by sanath on Feb 20, 2011 10:55 PM
Critical judgments on a person who has played cricket all his life ??!! God ! u do have a huge notion about urself to consider that u r greater than all the cricketers and ex cricketers who have praised Sachin for his understanding of the game !
The Indian media and its experts always has a tendancy of biased reporting on Sachin. Running happens through mutual consent, so whatever happened Sachin's fault cannot be washed off completely. It is a trend that whenever Sachin is out experts term that as unplayable delivery, if he is run out the fault is always on the partner. It is a fact that Sachin leads the Indian team in terms of run-outs. Had it been Saurav instead of Sachin, everyone would have turned 180 deg and put the blame entirely on Ganguly without going into much research. We Indians cannot rise above corruption, biasness or blind hero-worship.
The Indian media and its experts always has a tendancy of biased reporting on Sachin. Running happens through mutual consent, so whatever happened Sachin's fault cannot be washed off completely. It is a trend that whenever Sachin is out experts term that as unplayable delivery, if he is run out the fault is always on the partner. It is a fact that Sachin leads the Indian team in terms of run-outs. Had it been Saurav instead of Sachin, everyone would have turned 180 deg and put the blame entirely on Ganguly without going into much research. We Indians cannot rise above corruption, biasness or blind hero-worship.
I think it is too early to predict that, Team India would win World cup... But, with this win they are assured of a place in Quaterfinals, if they r not beaten by a lowly ranked team in the group...
sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little boy...sachin u have earned more than enough...time to spend quality time with ur wife and children....ppl should remember u like a legend not one who played only to make more and more records...like sunil gavaskar.
Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little boy
by atul shah on Feb 20, 2011 09:00 PM
Not yet simply Sachin got out because sehwag didnt responded to sachins call the person should live the team is that mr cool dhoney because he is going to give dhoka to indian team always saying most propoable its last wold cup for sachin . Dhoney should be left out and good no 6 batsman come wicket keeper should be replaced.
Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little boy
by Krishnan on Feb 20, 2011 08:39 PM
Sachin is still playing well. Run out was due to Shewag's mistake. Sachin recently scored 200 against South Africa which Shewag till now could not do.
Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little bo
by lucyama on Feb 20, 2011 08:47 PM
krishnan...remember even if u r in form...u should be wise enough to give chance to others...when will other young aspiring blood get an opportunity?
we shud learn something from shane warne and steve waugh....both retired when they were in the best form....its the attitude mate not form.
Re: Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this littl
by prabhat mohanty on Feb 20, 2011 08:51 PM
- Would you do that in your own professional career?
Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little boy
by lucyama on Feb 20, 2011 08:34 PM
gavaskar is a lucyamma....he used toplay only for himself....even ravi shastri was like that...boring players....
Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little bo
by vishnu kr on Feb 20, 2011 09:04 PM
Sachin'a ambition is to have a world cup victory.His world cup performance is above anyone but then he didn't had a good team to back up.This is the ideal team for a world cup victory and let him achieve his dream.
Re: Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this littl
by lucyama on Feb 20, 2011 09:56 PM
ok lets hope his dream comes true and he retires immediately after that...u also r happy and so am i
Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this little bo
by Rajspeaks on Feb 20, 2011 08:58 PM
Hi Lucyana. prabhat asked a good one .. why are you replying to that.. will you retire at 40 to give chance to a fresher????
Dont preach what you cant do.. Its easy to point out at some one.. always..?
Re: Re: Re: sachin needs to hang his boots...enough of this littl
by lucyama on Feb 20, 2011 09:55 PM
yes i will retire @ 40 to give chance to others...
Re: running sachin out
by Maulana Vastanvi on Feb 20, 2011 09:22 PM
What if India would have managed only 282 and sachin 177 not out. result would have been India lost to bangladesh.
Re: Re: Re: Re: running sachin out
by Sunil Vaidya on Feb 21, 2011 03:55 AM
it was the others who made the remaining 200 to take the total score to 400 and win against SA. the architects of that victory were dinesh karthick, yusuf pathan and dhoni and not sachin.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: running sachin out
by Against Pseudos on Feb 21, 2011 05:30 AM
Sunil Vaidya:
100% well said... :)
India did well to score 200 against South Africa. Sachin as usual took his 200 runs home... ;-) Now Sehwag is more bighearted, and he allowed the scorers to add his 175 to the Indian total to save ourselves blushes against Bangladesh... :)
Re: running sachin out
by Maulana Vastanvi on Feb 20, 2011 08:50 PM
What if India would have managed only 282 and sachin 177 not out. result would have been India lost to bangladesh.
Re: running sachin out
by Maulana Vastanvi on Feb 20, 2011 08:51 PM
What if India would have managed only 282 and sachin 177 not out. result would have been India lost to bangladesh.
Ideally captains should not be conservative in using the Review System. Should exhaust it as early as possible. Surely bowlers and wicket keepers should be in the best position to judge a wicket and have the potential to claim at least 8/10 times to reverse decision.
By not being conservative may help in causing early inroads in the opposition which could prove decisive in the end
What's important is to win the game for the country. It's not important who is performing.
---------------------- The report in Indian Express with the headline ***Tendulkar said it's okay to Sehwag on run-out in WC opener*** attributes the quote to Tendulkar, while here one gets an impression that the line was added by Sehwag.
Either way, given the context of superlative performance, and extraordinary quality of both players, though against a weak team; it may qualify to be considered as a signature line of Indian Team spirit.
Everyone knows that all the top 8 teams will qualify for quaterfinals, except for bangladesh vs westindies. So whats in store for the league games except for the records. In quaterfinals, your favourite team if loses, there's no interest. In a knockout fixture even a bangladesh can beat india. Does anyone endorse this, means that last 3 games winner will be the cup holder. There is no 2nd chance after the league games. India even if loses to england and south africa, will still qualify.
Re: World Cup format is worst
by om shanti on Feb 20, 2011 08:16 PM
ICC and BCCI are money making machines,they care a damn about records,more number of matches means more money extracted from the pockets of emotional fools...
