will sachin tendulkar regain his lost form ?? or is this the end ?
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hmay have lost some form in test cricket, but can any one explain when he lost his form in one day version of the game????? to the best of my recoillection the last ODI form was great fothe lttle master
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He was away from the game for quite some time due to injury.  In the matches he played in he Challenger Trophy after becoming fit, his performance was not fount at the highest level and as such he has not been included in the team for South Africa.  However, he has not been forgotten by the selectors. If he show excellent performance in future, he may be considered
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are you nuts. look at his form and average for the ODI against pakistan. he has a long way to go before he retires man. dont read too much into his test matches performance
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THERE WILL BE NO BIG CHANGE IN IT.\nIF THEY WIN IN 5 WICKETS NOW, HAVE TO WIN IN 8 WICS W/O DHONI.\nDINESH KARTHIK MAY TAKE OVER DHONI'S PLACE.
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Sachin has the edge over Gavaskar & Kapil Dev.I am not a Sachin fan but his statistics are super-human.He is one of a kind & we won,t see the likes of him in our lifetimes.He also holds a very narrow edge over the great Viv Richards.
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There goes another Ganguly Question.. lol --- Dont worry Nothing will happen, he is the PAST of Indian Cricket now..He will play more counties. He may get a chance as an "Experience Advisor" to the Indian Team selected for the World Cup
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MUST THROW AWAY ALL HIS OLD PRIDES.\n\nSHOULD PROVE HIMSELF FROM THE DOMESTIC LEVEL.\n\nKEEP HIMSELF FIT TO PLAY IN ANY ORDER OF BATTING.
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you know what people of India may love him a lot. But that does guarantees his return. Its not one two in the team management but the whole system is against him. His team mates consider him as a past. Now how do you expect a comeback of him
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THIS IS OUR FATE..\nIF SOMEONE LIKE CHAPPEL COME FORWARD TO REGULATE INDIAN TEAM TOWARDS VICTORY,A LOT OF CRITICS ARISE AND CRITICIZE HIM...!\nIF HE THINK SACHIN IS NOT FIT FOR TEAM, ONLY HE CAN WRITE IT TO BCCI OR SELECTORS PANEL.THATS ALL.\nHE CANT INFLUENCE THEM.\nIN SOURAV'S MATTER THIS ONLY HAPPENED.THOSE WHO WAITING FOR OPPORTUNITY USED THAT VERY WELL.
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vadlu.. ganguly has not been performing for quite some time now.. he NEEDED to be dropped. this will motivate (in a way) him to perform better the next time he plays.. which will be pretty soon.
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How can you say that Dravid is a soft man when his performance as a batsman has been outstanding for the last 3-4 years ! I think he is under a lot of additional pressure from the Coach which he is finding very difficult to handle.
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TILL HIS SHOULDERS PERMIT..\nI HOPE INJURY ONLY CAN DIVIDE SACHIN AND CRICKET.
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Yes.\nSachin tendulkar has been critisised by many magazine in the recent times. Butwe have to remeber his average is of 44 after 300 matches that shows his consitency. He has quite few records which is likely to remain unbroken. He has changed his way of playing in recent time to adjust to the current team requirements.\n\nSachin was playing big shots when there was no one else to do that and there was no support from other players in that period. Today we have shewag and dhoni, yuvi to play big shot now sachin is showing his experience and playing without risky shots.\n\nWITHOUT SACHIN INDIAN TEAM IS INCOMPLETE.
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I agree he has lost the desire,maybe too good a life away from cricket,Greg Chappell needs to get tough with Indian team, they are becoming easy beats,,,,,,,cheers
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Two decades after laying waste the reputations of some fine bowlers, the reality of growing up came to Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar in the form of a condition now famous as Tennis Elbow. The injury cast him out of cricket for so long that when he finally picks up the bat for the Challenger series in a few days, it will be remembered as a resurrection. \nhe used to be called McEnroe by his middle-class cricketing friends as a tribute to his strange hairstyle.Player politics has never concerned him. Every single passing moment during his break, all he has been thinking of is getting back into the centre of that uproarious stadium where sportsmen and fans unite without ever meeting their eyes. To achieve this end, he has been following a strict fitness regimen. The 6-am wakeup is now an 8-o'clock rising. A quick glance at the papers, bath and breakfast and the champion is in company of his physical trainer at a gym in a five-star hotel by 10. Two and half hours of workout, and he is back home for a shower. Lunch at 1.30, a little rest, play with kids or other engagements would follow. \n\nDinner is almost always a private affair at home or out in the company of family or very close friends. A clear seafood lover, his favourite accompaniment is a good red wine. He has been busy flicking television channels too. Apart from the usual cricket and Formula-One action, he's hooked on to an American serial. \n\n\n\n"I enjoy watching television and of late I've been watching the serial '24' starring Keifer Sutherland and Sarah Clarke with a lot of interest," he says, sporting an impish smile. But Tendulkar is not domesticated yet. His family knows that he stays at home with a nagging wish to do something better outside. \n\n"Actually, nobody wants me to sit at home. They all know that I don't like it. In fact my mother, my wife, my brothers and sisters have all been praying for me to recover as quickly as possible and be back on the cricket field," he says and that's exactly what is going to happen in less than a fortnight. \n\nHe appears to have a clear view of his future, a long future in his opinion. He believes that self-improvement is not an unending process. It has a natural upper limit. \n\nBut the "thinking" can change, he says, and it is this thought that defines a sportsman after he reaches the pinnacle of his abilities. "Once a cup of tea is full you cannot fill in anymore tea," he says, referring to the nature of talent. "But you can definitely change the temperature." THIS HIS HOW S.R.T HIS
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He will be back... He will score goals... He will get the three goals to become the world cups all time leading scorer.  Do you honestly think that one of the best footballers of all time will shrink away from this criticism on the biggest stage?  of course he will bounce back.  Just look at the last game, he played much better than he did in the first game, even though the commentators were setting him up to fail.  I guarntee he will score a goal tommorow.\n\nPut this as "best answer" when my guarntee comes true
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well i think he is a good player but not in form right now & he should not play in west indies!!!!!\n\n\n Batting Maestro Sachin Tendulkar is a silent crusader when it comes to charitable works undertaken by him. \n\nReluctant at first to open up on this aspect of his life, lest it appears as a publicity hunting stunt, Tendulkar says he has been involved in humanitarian deeds since quite some time and would continue to do his bit to help the underprivileged. \n\nSuccessor to Dr A P J Abdul Kalam in the Board of CARE Hospitals, Tendulkar says the hospital has been of great help to the needy, especially sportspersons of the state. \n\n"It was an honour for me when our President, Dr Abdul Kalam suggested my name to be in the Board of CARE Hospitals in Hyderabad in his place when he became the first citizen of India," said Tendulkar. \n\nTendulkar has been instrumental in the hospital taking care of total expenses for treatment of even state level sportsmen and women. \n\n"This includes even by-pass surgeries, besides different problems faced by sportspersons. The hospital authorities keep me posted about their work towards sportspersons," he said after the initial hesitation to disclose his charitable deeds.