who is a real hero in cricket?
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I THINK ITS THE PITCH.\nIT CAN MAKE A HERO TO ZERO..AND VISSE VERSA
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He is a great batsman
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SACHIN.HE IS CLEARLY THE BEST.\nHE HAS THE CONSISTENCY.\nI FIND MORE PATRIOTISM IN SACHIN THAN LARA.\nOFCOURSE, I HOPE YOU DONT MIND THE ONE TIME BIG SCORES..THATS WHY YOU DIDN'T ASK SEHWAG vsLARA.
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No. 1 is Kapil Dev.  Because he made the world to realise  the presence Indians in cricket.\nNo. 2 is Sachin.\nSorry, Gavaskar though one of the best batsmen in the world, is not finding place in my list.\nDhoni, of course, has just started his carrier and has to achieve a lot to be in comparision with the other 3.
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He is a living legend....he is the best cricketer with 35 test centuries and highest score in one day crkt...he is  goin goin goin........
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The best cricketer alive has got to be Sachin Temdulkar.\nThe best ever could be Sir Donald Bradman.
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SUNIL GAVASKAR..\nTHE FIRST BATSMAN WHO CROSSED 10K TEST RUNS.\nTHE FIRST SAVIOUR TO THE NATION WHICH WAS REPEATEDLY DEFEATED.\nMASTER AND ROLE MODEL TO TEACH THE COVER DRIVE CAN BE HOW FAR HANDSOME.\nLITTLE MASTER WAS THE BEST.
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APART FROM RECORDS AND STATISTICS..\n\nGUNDAPPA VISHWANATH IS THE ELEGANT,WRISTY,NEVER AFFRAID TO ANY- KIND OF BATSMEN.\n\nEVEN GAVASKAR ADMIRED HIM.
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Batsman A faces the second last delivery. He hits the ball for a six, which is saved by the fielder in the deep. The fielder is just to lazy to stop the ball by his hand, and stops by his hat. Batsman A has already ran a run, and is on the opposite side. The batsman gets 6 runs, 1 he ran, 5 for penalty! Batsman A completes century. Now Batsman B hits a six on the last ball, thereby making his century and winning the match.\n\nNow I want to ask you-who do you think will get the man of the match?
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Real heros are people who arent afraid to get their hands dirty. Heros are those of us who put their children above all else,to make sure they are safe,secure,educated and have a common sense about things in todays world. Anyone who is willing to be honest and lay it on the line.
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My hero is the one who considers himself as a hero.Confidence is the only capital which makes one real hero
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Sir Donald Bradman is an Australian sporting hero.\n\nHis achievements on the cricket field from 1928 to 1948 are still among the world's best.\n\nHe's the only Australian ever knighted for services to the game of cricket.\n\n"I am quite certain he was the best cricketer ever to walk onto a cricket ground in any part of the whole wide world." (Bill O'Reilly - former Test Cricketer)\n\nThe boy who became a cricket legend was born in 1908. His family lived in the country, not far from Sydney.\n\nDon Bradman was a small boy who was very quick on his feet.\n\nHis school didn't have much sport, so Don invented games to amuse himself.\n\nOne of his favourites was to hit a golf ball against a tank stand with a cricket stump.\n\n"At the time it had no meaning. I was just enjoying myself. It never entered my head that I was training my eyesight and movements."\n\n\nDon left school when he was fourteen and didn't start playing cricket seriously until he was sixteen.\n\nIn one of his first matches he scored a massive three hundred.\n\nIt wasn't long before the New South Wales cricket selectors wanted Don in their team.\n\n"When he came down we all saw his superb confidence. The selectors were impressed and sent him to Adelaide and Melbourne. He scored a century at Adelaide." (Bert Oldfield, Aust. Wicket Keeper, 1920-37)\n\nIn 1928, he was selected to play for Australia against England. He had just turned twenty.\n\nDon scored a century in the Third Test, but Australia lost the series.\n\nHe was soon hailed as a run scoring machine. Playing in a state match Don made 452 in world record time.\n\n"It's the speed with which you score runs, that is a very important factor. The world record score that I made, that 452, was made in a little over 400 minutes."\n\nHis outstanding batting guaranteed Don a place on the 1930 Australian team to tour England. It took them six weeks to sail there.\n\n"It was a tremendous adventure of course, and I enjoyed it, but I'm the worst sailor ever born. I got seasick before I even got on the boat."\n\nThe tour was a success all round. Don batted superbly, scoring 974 runs for the Test series.\n\n"I'm going to go out and get as many runs as I can and if in getting those runs I break a record, well, I'll be pleased, but I don't set out to deliberately break records."\n\nThe Australian cricketers came home superstars, Don Bradman the biggest. Experts were trying to figure out what made him so good.\n\n"He's the most phenomenal run machine the world has ever seen."\nAt twenty-four Don married Jessie Menzies, a girl from his home town.\n\nHe was starting to think about his future, and decided to learn about business. It proved very useful later in life.\n\nIn 1932, England toured Australia.\n\nDesperate to stop Don scoring so easily, they came up with the nastiest tactic cricket had seen.\n\nCalled 'Bodyline', the English bowlers aimed for the batsman's body.\n\n"If I had stood exactly where I was, that ball would have hit me in the chest."\n\nBodyline kept Don Bradman's batting average down, and England won the series.\n\nIn 1936 Don was made Australian Captain.\n\n"I was a most inexperienced Captain, and it wasn't an easy job."\n\nWorld War Two interrupted a brilliant cricket career.\n\nWhen it was over, Don was soon back in England. It was here that Don Bradman played his last test innings, he was out second ball. Don retired with a test cricket average of 99.94.\n\nAfter being knighted in 1949, Sir Donald Bradman wanted a very private life. He'll be long remembered for his sporting skill, gentle manner and good humour.\n\nSir Donald Bradman died of pneumonia at his home in Adelaide on 25 February 2001.\n\n--------------------------\nFull name Donald George Bradman\nBorn August 27, 1908, Cootamundra, New South Wales\nDied February 25, 2001, Kensington Pa
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Suresh Raina definitely, but Robin Uthappa may end up in the opening slot one day...too premature to juge him based on just 2 ODI. besides suresh is not a contender for the top order
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its none other than the master blaster Sachin Tendulkar
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There have been several cricketers who have been knighted, not just four. Some of them areÑ\n\nSir WG Grace\nSir Jack Hobbs\nSir Geoffery Boycott\nSir Don Bradman\nSir Gary Sobers\nSir Viv Richards\nSir Sunil Gavaskar\nSir Richard Hadlee\nThis is not all of them, there are several others
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HE HAD BEEN A RESPECTABLE CAPTAIN TILL THE ABUSE OF MATCH FIXING CAME OUT.\n\nHIS FATE DIDN'T GIVE A CHANCE HIM TO PROVE HIS INNOCENCE.\n\nWHEN I SAW HIM FIRST IN INDIA'S TOUR TO S.A., HE HIT A SIXER OF MANOJ PRABHAKAR TO WIN THE MATCH.AT THAT TIME, I FELT HIS PATRIOTISM IN THAT SHOT.
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Sachin, he is a legend.