This is unnecessary question....u shud ask the selectors abt his form and shud ask whether he is retained in the team irrespective of his form and fitness
Sehwag plays a very entertaining cricket from the spectators' point of view- say "paisa vasool". He hits out or gets out and hence sometimes lucky and sometimes not. When he doesn't score, he is just unlucky, not" out of form"
Sehwag plays the most entertaining cricket from the spectators' point of view. Hit out or get out. Sometimes lucky, sometimes not. If he is not scoring, u cannot say he is out of form. He is just unlucky.
When normally White ppl say something and you ppl follow it blindly but when its about cricketers... you smell fishy.. Don't forget they will never wish any such experienced and game changes against them. You all know very well.. Shehwag can turn game anytime.... Uncertain player is most dangerous.... Appreciate Hussy's statement rather that criticizing just because of your own dirty thoughts..
they pick irfan,praveen kumar,ishant sharma,shewag,bhaji just considering there past laurels.they have to grow up and be bold in selection process as there are many youngsters knocking their doors with magnificent performances.move on in life dont just stick to the old lads,just pick them on thier performance.need to influx fresh talents n get them ready for the next world cup.
this white skins are very dangerous false progaganda to include out of form shewag so as to show that they fear him and thus remove someone else... this seems to put a seed of confusion in the minds of dhoni while selecting the eleven... beware
Sehwag is a case of overhyped status, whose once in a while inings, is hailed for few months or years, till they play a next legendary knock. Of course in between they play pathetically, only to be called that it is just a 'phase'.
Of course Country loosing or winning is least on the priority while hailing these overhyped and over-stated individuals, who enjoy their once in a while performance throughout trrier and live thier entire cricketing life for past laurels.
Cheers for Sehwag and all those, who are ready to compromize on honesty & commuittment of a lesser flamboyant cricketer.
