THIS SACHIN SELFISH TENDULKAR WILL RETIRE? IF HE ANNOUNCE I WILL TAKE LEAVE AND SIT INFRONT OF TV AND NEXT DAY I WILL DISTRUBUTE LADDOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSS TO EVERY ONE. I FRUSTRATED TO LISTEN HIS RETIREMENT. ANYBODY HAVE IDEA OR ANY JYOTISHI IN THIS FORUM TO TELL ME
Re: WHEN
by Muhammed on Aug 18, 2012 03:48 PM
Sachin has achieved height of selfishness; So probably people have to wait until Sachin leaves for heavenly abode, b'coz he is unlikely to retire..
The likes of Pujara need Laxman to be around when he faces high-quality fast bowling in SA in november when India tour SA. Who is going to guide him? Dhoni? In test matches, I havent seen Dhoni bat at all, 'cause he is back in the pavillion before anyone settles in their seat.
Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by John on Aug 18, 2012 02:39 PM
I think Sofia Hayat is guiding Rohit Sharma nicely. Poor Pujara has no one to guide him.
Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by Orient Mystique on Aug 18, 2012 12:57 PM
Pujara is essentially a Ranji grade player, much hyped by media and a few fans and fewer past players. Time will prove that he is not test class.
Rohit Sharma is much talented but his attitude seems to be a definite negative.
There are Manoj Tiwaris and Virat Kohlis and Suresh Rainas who can rise to the occasion if given enough chances in tests.
IT IS NOT THE ROLE OR DUTY OF the captain of a side to coach or guide his players on technique. But rare gems like Dhoni do make younger players comfortable with their cool head.
Your sarcasm of Dhoni is very understandable. We all hate to live with and admire successful people.
Re: Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by Abhijit Nair on Aug 18, 2012 01:14 PM
Raina ? Horror show against short ball .Yuvi averages sub 20 outside india Seems you did not see Pujara inn vs Aus @Bangalore 2010. if u have ssen it then u would not have written like this
Re: Re: Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by Harendra Singh on Aug 18, 2012 02:41 PM
Why we should go with the statics , one who can help the team to win the game shall be given chance to 11 and in this case Kohli, Raina & Yuvi are far a head from these pujaras and badrinaths they are made to play only Ranji they are satisfied over there only. they cann't play the world class bowling likes of styen etc......
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by Abhijit Nair on Aug 18, 2012 03:13 PM
haha how many tests did yuvi win for india abroad? Who can play steyn ? Raina yuvi both were utter flop against them
Re: Re: Who is going to guide Pujara? Dhoni?
by Manoj Adwani on Aug 18, 2012 04:52 PM
I agree with your assessment that given a chance Manoj Tiwari will be a better bet than Rohit Sharma both in one days and test matches. Rohit Sharma is talented but lacks consistency and his attitude towards the game is a matter of concern
After Vishy, Azhar now Laxman the only current cricketer who is as wristy as the earlier ones, will be missed , he had done yeoman service to India and I think if at all he takes the decision to retire it was never too late. We will miss VVS and wish you all the very best for your future
Re: We will miss Mr Wristy(VVS)
by chilluchillu on Aug 18, 2012 12:04 PM
yes cricket is also how you play the game and not about records..vishy, azhar, richards, gower, chappell, inzi crowe..and of course vvs..true stylists
Re: TENDLYA
by Talisman on Aug 18, 2012 11:58 AM
What is your reason for asking one of the top batsman to retire? Is it so we can see you bat for India in your gully cricket?
