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8th December 2012, 11:30 AM
#3111
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Originally Posted by
Rangarajan nambi
Now Sachin , if he wishes to retire with glory, he will have to perform against a team like South Africa in SA . I dont think it is possible at this stage.
Same side goal from you.
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8th December 2012 11:30 AM
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8th December 2012, 04:53 PM
#3112
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Originally Posted by
Rangarajan nambi
Top scorer . It was more of struggle for survival with no conviction . Now with this knock, even if he fails again, he will pull on for another series . For such a genius and a rare phenomenon, I wish he retires gracefully and not getting booed by everyone. Pity that someone who has scored 100 centuries has to undergo this trauma !
He should ask himself whether the team needs his presence and not just play for his so called passion for the game. Ricky is 2 years younger and could have easily continued for another 2 years but Australian mindset is different . They dont look at it emotionally. Many greats like Steve Waugh, Hayden, Martin, Langer, Gilchrist were all made to retire . We should learn from them on how to deal with great cricketers.
Now Sachin , if he wishes to retire with glory, he will have to perform against a team like South Africa in SA . I dont think it is possible at this stage.
hello? edhukku patthi patthiyaa karutthu solringa...
pls to tell in one line... u want sachin to retire...
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8th December 2012, 11:23 PM
#3113
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People would rather see Ravindra Jadeja than Sachin.
I find that befuddling. I just want Sachin to shut out and keep playing.
I used to be hurt when he got out this year. Now I am just plain pissed off with the calls for his head. Atleast for that reason I just want him to not retire and keep hanging on. I am beyond reason and caring what he makes.
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9th December 2012, 10:11 AM
#3114
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Sachin was impressive only in this test match. Nowadays couldn't even see him playing like what he used to do play in the test matches once. If he continues like this for another 2 months, I think he would naturally acquire the wrath of everyone. Even if he hits a century or two and looks in good touch, we won't allow him to retire. If he fails continuously like this, we would say he could have retired before. I think age is catching up with him. He managed to the best of his abilities for the last 8 years. But it is showing a lot these days.
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RE: Aennn.. Puli tholu..
Use short words, short sentences and short paragraphs. Never use jargon words like reconceptualize, demassification, attitudinally, judgmentally. They are hallmarks of a pretentious ass. - David Ogilvy
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9th December 2012, 11:06 AM
#3115
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Answer this question practically: How long do you think he can go?. How long can he go. The reflexes have quite come down. What I felt is that he unnecessarily gave a chance for his head calling. 7 id-la varavan ellam kelvi kekkura nelamaikku vandhachu. What is the point of playing anymore?. I hope he goes in recluse like bradman did after his retirement. Some people just don't deserve good things.
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Originally Posted by
P_R
People would rather see Ravindra Jadeja than Sachin.
I find that befuddling. I just want Sachin to shut out and keep playing.
I used to be hurt when he got out this year. Now I am just plain pissed off with the calls for his head. Atleast for that reason I just want him to not retire and keep hanging on. I am beyond reason and caring what he makes.
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9th December 2012, 02:09 PM
#3116
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This was the same guy who played like god in the first two matches of the AUS series. Any body can go through an extended period of poor form and Sachin is all but human. The fact of the matter is that no batsman is performing consistently. Appidi irukirachae Sachina mattum single out panni criticise panrathu is not fair. Adhuvum comparing Ravindra Jadeja to Sachin n all is absolutely blasphemous. Namba aalungalukku moola kettupidichu nnu nenaikiraen...
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9th December 2012, 02:17 PM
#3117
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Ravi Jadeja coming in @ No.4 is the last thing i want to see..
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9th December 2012, 02:21 PM
#3118
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I think Jadeja will take Yuvi's spot. Lets hope he carries his domestic form to the international arena
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9th December 2012, 11:27 PM
#3119
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Originally Posted by
ajaybaskar
Ravi Jadeja coming in @ No.4 is the last thing i want to see..
Ravi Jadeja has scored 2 triple centuries in RT this year and also has taken a lot of wickets. He certainly deserves a chance.
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10th December 2012, 12:38 AM
#3120
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Originally Posted by
Rangarajan nambi
Ricky is 2 years younger and could have easily continued for another 2 years but Australian mindset is different .
Ricky Ponting's performance in the last 3 years has nothing to write home about, except for once series against the perennially hapless India. There has been calls for Ricky Ponting's head/body/arms/legs for a long time now and to say that he could have 'easily' continued for 2 more years just because he is 2 years younger to Sachin is laughable and raises serious questions about your understanding of the game. There was one player from Namibia who played when he was around 47 and hence going by your criteria, Sachin can 'easily' play for another 7 years at least.
Emotions aside, even I would like to see Sachin retire soon, but not for the long list of reasons you have listed down here.

Originally Posted by
Rangarajan nambi
For such a genius and a rare phenomenon, I wish he retires gracefully and not getting booed by everyone. Pity that someone who has scored 100 centuries has to undergo this trauma !
The 'Genius' and the 'Rare Phenomenon' is not booed by anyone as yet, and it is only some 'knowledgeable' fans/critics like you who have been calling for this head from the time you first started watching cricket, for reasons not known. Nambi, I could see you lauding Ian Chappell's Mirror classic in 2007 and would have wanted Sachin to retire @ that stage, because you cannot see him undergo the 'trauma'.
Nambi, Trauma is not new to Sachin. Right from the 1990’s when he was the one exceptional Indian on the world stage to this date, Sachin has been carrying the trauma that has been a result of the unrealistic expectations/hope of an entire nation that was conveniently dumping all their personal aspirations/dreams/desires on Sachin’s tiny frame. Every Indian wanted to express themselves to the World and put the onus on Sachin. Sachin took the trauma all these years and delivered.

Originally Posted by
Rangarajan nambi
He should ask himself whether the team needs his presence and not just play for his so called passion for the game.
Ever since the day Sachin eased himself into the Indian team and started establishing his prodigious talent, he has been asking the question 'Whether my team needs my presence' and right from the days of the Serial Match Fixer Azharuddin to this day of MSD, Sachin's presence has been the only reason why Cricket is still the No 1 sport in India. The IPL riches of today and all other luxuries that Indian Cricket is getting used to today, is because of Sir Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.
Now coming back to the question of Sachin's retirement, I Say Sachin should retire soon for 3 important reasons.
1. Sachin does not deserve to play in a team that plays the game without any respect/sincerity/patriotism. Sachin plays in a team where all ‘seniors’ believe they are above the game and is led by a captain who is genuine but insensitive and does not have a vision. Sachin should disassociate himself from this team.
2. Sachin should not represent BCCI anymore, an organization that employs obesity hit 50 year olds and is solely focused on raking millions with no respect to neither the game nor the players or the paying public. Sachin should disassociate himself from it.
3. Sachin does not deserve to play for the Indian general public which seems to have identified other ways and means to get counted and hence are ready to dump the very man who brought them self-respect. The generation of today believe they are an independent and a self-confident lot. They don’t need heroes anymore; they don’t need a Sachin anymore to bring them respect. Sachin should disassociate himself completely from this group of hypocrites.
Sachin is not scoring runs for some time now, yes you have a point, but that does not been he is not ‘performing’. If you would have noticed the intensity that this selfless 40 year old man displayed on the field in the last 3 test matches against England when he was chasing/throwing himself around when every other senior/young team members were either fooling around or disinterested, you would have known what performance truly means. Performance means giving your all, irrespective of your form/age/environment, etc.
If you would still stay that scoring runs is the only criteria for performance, well mark my words, Sachin can still cause a turn-around and shut all Ian Chappells one more time.
But Sachin should just disassociate himself from the game which does not deserve him anymore.
Last edited by CEDYBLUE; 10th December 2012 at 02:08 AM.
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