Even if it's Dhoni's decision to keep Sehwag out for the next two tests, what's wrong in it? Why so hype and hoopla on this petty issue; why not praise the captain for winning all two out of two tests for India?
Re: So what's wrong in it?
by DrYaako TikaNovva on Mar 11, 2013 10:05 AM
why should he be praised for victories when he should not be blamed for defeats?
Re: Re: So what's wrong in it?
by Grover Omprakash on Mar 11, 2013 10:12 AM
Give me one name apart from Dhoni that has been blamed for defeats in the past two years.
Re: Re: Re: Re: So what's wrong in it?
by Grover Omprakash on Mar 11, 2013 10:34 AM
There's a difference in 'criticizing' and 'blaming' just like between 'journalism' and 'paid news'...I still cannot see anyone blamed for the past defeats except Dhoni. Yeah, a bit of criticism here and there could be for others too.
Equally surprising is that even foreign media praises Dhoni despite of the defeats/wins for his courage and leadership skills, besides his batting prowess...nobody really takes notice of the fact that he is giving in substantial contribution as a wicketkeeper too. But anyways, we all have our own opinions:)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: So what's wrong in it?
by DrYaako TikaNovva on Mar 11, 2013 10:39 AM
Foreign media never criticises Sachin. It does not mean he is perfect. But yes, opinions differ :)
I was just blaming the people I thought were the reasons for the whitewashes.
Re: So what's wrong in it?
by invincible on Mar 12, 2013 05:37 AM
Grover, nobody is telling that it is wrong to keep Sehwag out. It is just that Dhoni fans are offended by this statement.
Sehwag has been concentrating too much on IPL which is to fall around April, 2013. This is why he is running in poor form. Would have been happy if he was dropped from IPL instead of the Test Matches
Re: Re: IPL close by
by Grover Omprakash on Mar 11, 2013 10:14 AM
That would be too harsh. It's true he has his own class but age is simply taking over and men typically are reluctant to admit it, isn't that true? He now builds his innings mainly through dropped catches...notice that.
Re: Re: Re: IPL close by
by DrYaako TikaNovva on Mar 11, 2013 10:17 AM
Agree with you. Most of his initial runs are either edges or dropped catches nowadays.
Why this chap wish to remain in headlines with controversy only, foot in mouth syndrome. It is well known secret that Sehwag was instrumental in creating division in the team that was the main reason for team India's dismal performance in down under and against England with support from his Delhi colleagues.
its a shame, he cries foul over everything. never corrected his own lacks like playing short ball, used to effect team scores. ran around begging to take him.
sehwag has become non performer, he should not be in team if he only performs in IPL. Bhajji is so useless, only hatrick against australia kept him for 10 years in team. Even in the hatrick 1 wicket was wrongly given by umpire.
Re: Ganguly is biased
by Happy Friday on Mar 11, 2013 08:23 AM
Ganguly is a pain in a.. for indian team while playing and after retirement. He is too biased guy supporting useless players.. I wish sehwag accepts his failure, focus on the game and comeback rather relying on political guys.
Even if Dhoni has submitted his opinion and it was accepted then what's wrong? As a captain don't he supposed to have his opinion about the team he is leading. If Sehwag was performing bad or whatever then can't the team management discuss it with the selection panel?
