Now make him Couch, give him some respect and get rid off those white faces who comment on Indian player and Indian culture after they collect a huge pay check! Doing nothing!!!
Re: Dravid Great Player.. True
by Frodo Baggins on Mar 10, 2012 11:06 AM
I am glad you said Couch and not Coach ...if he is made Coach India will only draw matches
I think Rahul Dravid has shown the way for cricketers worldwide it is not neccessary to go out with a bang. A quite presser is enough. Unassuming as always is leaving the field in same manner. Hats off
Re: Who wants romantic exits
by Frodo Baggins on Mar 10, 2012 11:07 AM
Kumble s announcement diring a match and the silly post watch scenes was the worst retirement
A great player who needs no further judgement from any other person about his greatness. Thanks for playing so long and so well for India. A player who saved many matches for India and that is what is important of Dravid. May be he deserved a better farewell. Failing in one series should not have been the end of his time as he played too well in the series before that. He should have been given one honorary test match to give a proper send-off.
A great player who needs no further judgement from any other person about his greatness. Thanks for playing so long and so well for India. A player who saved many matches for India and that is what is important of Dravid. May be he deserved a better farewell. Failing in one series should not have been the end of his time as he played too well in the series before that. He should have been given one honorary test match to give a proper send-off.
dravid never ever said no to anything. he was asked to open the innings in tests, made to go for any position in batting order, even asked to take gloves n keep the wkts. he was the best batsman to b relied upon in the worst situations. he never said no. he was a perfect team man. unlike sachin who always wants to open in odi n at no.4 in tests irrespective of team requirements.
Re: dravid best team man.
by Mahendra Nayak on Mar 09, 2012 10:34 PM
Rahul, i first saw you on the sports scene in Deccan Herald after your debut in pune vrs maharashtra, in a blue t-shirt with cross stripes, and on that day i beleived that you would be the greatest batsman for india and today i am proud that my analysis has come true. i salute you for being a true soldier for the indian cricket team, till the time you came to the indian team we were poor travellers but you redifined that and gave us all the joy by beating the best in their own backward. Now its time Cheteshwar Pujara comes and fulfills our dream of being the next DRAVID, I wish you all the best in your future life as a becon of indian cricket for many more years to come may be as a true representative of the game.
Re: dravid best team man.
by Mahendra Nayak on Mar 09, 2012 10:38 PM
and now DRAVID, please hit those SIXERS and entertain us, as till today you played for the team, atleast now show that hitting powers yud did when you hit the second fastest fifties in ODIs twice, i will watch the IPL in April for you only.
Re: Re: dravid best team man.
by Mogumbo Returns on Mar 10, 2012 02:50 AM
PREDICTION: He will come back. It is not that easy to leave name, fame and MONEY.
Re: Re: Re: dravid best team man.
by Connan on Mar 10, 2012 03:08 AM
He is a well grounded educated man, he will always have money because well grounded people rarely loose money, name and fame he will have even if he retires completely. so your statement is absurd.
Everybody talks about his technique, his discipline which were of course his hallmark. But who can forget his aggression. He hit Alan Donald(South Africa) for a six on the offside and Alan Donald shaking his head in disbelief
Re: Dravid's batting The one thing that does not go away from my
by hanif muhammed on Mar 09, 2012 09:49 PM
Square on the offside --- this needs immense power also..
Re: Re: Dravid's batting The one thing that does not go away from
by Steve on Mar 10, 2012 12:42 AM
one powerful shot speak nothing of anyone... consistently putting spectators to sleep...ya that is truly his expertize
Re: Re: Re: Dravid's batting The one thing that does not go away
by aryan on Mar 10, 2012 02:48 PM
mind your comment please watch only one t 20 he played and then comment
Re: Re: Re: Dravid's batting The one thing that does not go away
by Mogumbo Returns on Mar 10, 2012 02:51 AM
PREDICTION: He will come back. It is not that easy to leave name, fame and MONEY.
Re: Re: Re: Dravid's batting The one thing that does not go away
by Connan on Mar 10, 2012 03:11 AM
spoken like an ass. He played according to the needs of the team.
perhaps that's because cricket is such a dull sport. kenya, Zimbabwe, pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh - that's 50% of the cricket playing nations - and all of them are failed states. LOL.
Not one advanced nation plays this laughable sport. Gentleman's game...haha...more like sissies game.
Fat, old men running around and refusing to retire - that itself tells you how much stamina and muscle this game requires. In any case, Indian is a country where people worship cow dung, and cricket is cow dung - so go worship it suckers.
Re: Who is Dravid?
by debater on Mar 09, 2012 09:43 PM
Please don't underestimate the stamina, skill, concentration and talent required to play good cricket and that too at international level. You need real quick reflexes to tackle the fast bowling and place the ball into the gaps. It is very refreshing when you play for fun but can be very stressful when you have some responsibility to play for the Country or even for the leagues. Now if you play gully cricket you would know...i am not sure if you ever played some serious cricket. So Dravid is truly a great man having to withstand these pressures and doing a good job for India for 16 years. I would tend to agree on the popularity of the sport in the World though.
Re: Who is Dravid?
by surya das on Mar 09, 2012 09:43 PM
one line for u.. check ur insane brain..dont poke ur bl00dyNose..everyWhr..fckOFF4m here..uSHIT$$hole
Re: Re: Who is Dravid?
by surya das on Mar 09, 2012 09:53 PM
Last not the list..neither u are ahindu nor an Indian..uMthrFKR_hiding with hinduName &abusing India,and her one great son..uBggr..go lick some firangi's feet..uSHIT$hole
Re: Who is Dravid?
by aryan on Mar 10, 2012 02:50 PM
u must be a tamilian...as simple as that..f...o..ur comeents doesnt make any difference to the great wall
Re: Who is Dravid?
by Steve on Mar 10, 2012 12:34 AM
as u would have figured by some of the comments below..third world is after all third world..and the people there wil remain emotional baffoons for a long time to time..I couldn't agree more with u!
Re: Re: Who is Dravid?
by surya das on Mar 10, 2012 07:15 AM
and if u read ur own statement.. need to understand..that uMar0n like u will not change even though putting firangiName...
One line for u also.. first learn how to respect others..then forget 3rd or 4th world..uBeggar
