This is Rahul Dravid's 150th test :clap: :clap:
P.S: Where is Vinod these days?
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This is Rahul Dravid's 150th test :clap: :clap:
P.S: Where is Vinod these days?
150th testa .......... :clap:
congrats Thalaiva..........
// Master , Thanks for asking :)Quote:
Originally Posted by littlemaster1982
Konjam work athigam aagiruchu Master :( Koodiya viraivil varuvaen :)
BTW, Congrats neenga TF and Sports section MOD aanathuku
:2thumbsup: //
Thank you :)
:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: Happy B'day Rahul !!! Wish you have great year ahead !!! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
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Happy B'day Dravida!!
Happy Birthday wishes Mr.Rahul Dravid........ :cheer:
Happy Birthday Dravid :).
Hope you blast 2000 runs this year.
Happy Birthday Dravid :D
Happy Birthday Jammy :D.
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An unassuming man called Rahul Dravid
http://blogs.espncricinfo.com/inbox/...lled_rahul.php
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A month earlier, the two same men stood at either end of the pitch, two runs away from sealing a 2-0 scoreline against the visiting Australians. For years, the single largest complaint against Tendulkar, unfair as it is, has been his apparent inability to be there at the end and take India to victory. An over before, we were all glued to our sets and wondered whether he would finish it off with a six to silence his detractors, if he would uproot a stump and run with it like a child when we won, and a million other things.
But now Dravid was on strike and would, of course, finish it off himself. Just like he did seven years back, hitting that trademark square-cut boundary to give India their first victory in Australia in 22 years. But we all want Tendulkar to do everything, don’t we? As we sat there watching Mitchell Johnson bowl to Rahul, we prayed he leave every ball alone and strangely he did. The next over Tendulkar won the match for India, took off his helmet, raised both his hands to exult with uncharacteristic emotion, and smiled.
We will never know if Dravid did so intentionally, letting his more-celebrated team-mate have his moment, but it is a tribute to his character and image that we are inclined to believe so. If intentional, it was a selfless act, by a man who has been renowned for the same (remember donning the keeper’s gloves so that India could play both Yuvraj Singh and Mohammad Kaif?), and it shamed us for wanting Tendulkar to score those runs.
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When Dravid retires, the nation will lose the greatest No.3 to have ever graced it, and writers will mourn saying that the media never gave him his due. But don’t blame the media, for grace will never overcome the charms of boyish appeal or even spitting fire, traits his best mates Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly so regularly exhibited in that enviable Indian middle order.