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I can't believe my eyes. "Elephant in the room" Sanju manju is actually defending Tendulkar. :shock: :omg:. Somebody post this.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine...ry/580998.html
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Avarum Ganguly mattum thaan supportu...Mathavan yelaam kai kazhuvi vittutaan.....Just see this....Quote:
Originally Posted by ajithfederer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKDbA...layer_embedded
AF - enakkennamO Sanju manju chatterjee pOdaRAnOnu thONudhu :evil: . (Straight attack pala varushama payan tharalaiyE!)
: paambinkaalpaambaRiyum:
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Plum
Antha anchor moonja paathaale pathikittu varuthu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arvind Srinivasan
I think this is the same guy who got bashed by Srikanth left and right when he talked negative about Sachin.
Periya pudingi Sachin pathi program nadathraaru. And who the <snipped> is rahul mehra?
I don't like ganguly, but i liked the way he defended Sachin.
2007 ODI WC - 2011 ODI WC
Since 2011 ODI WC
Mat Inns NO Runs HS Ave BF SR 100 50 0 4s 6s
13 24 0 841 94 35.04 1581 53.19 0 6 0 113 3
This is not a bad stat for any test player but it is a bad stat for Tendulkar. Since 2011 WC, he has scored only 6(94,91,73,76 and 56) fifties in 24 Inns(1 in 4; while his standard is 1 in 3) he had good starts in many non 50 knocks(34, 40, 32, 41 and 38) but he failed to capitalize. The biggest irritant in all this was the bloody 100th ton which spoiled a spectacular 4 year run.
Hope he makes the most in the 8 match series against Eng and Australia.
Nirmal Shekhar sits on the fence :-)
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/colu...cle3863048.eceQuote:
He might be India’s sporting emblem of incomparable heroism with an iconic incandescence, but Sachin should know about the mercurial and merciless actuarial table of sport.
If a Hemingway or a Faulkner had written a book that was trashed by critics and bombed in the market, readers of that era could not have been sure that these great writers did not have another masterpiece left in them.
This is exactly what I think is the case of Sachin. In the event, I have neither the courage nor the predictive power to stick my neck out and say that he is finished.
Finally, a very pertinent question: if Sachin is hanging around beyond his time, is he selfish? The answer from me is a clear NO. But if you asked me if he was so passionate about the game that he may find himself ignoring his use-by date, then the answer is this: we will soon find out, won’t we?