I would have loved see Sachin Tendulkar making 50 in the second innings
By rajesh_111
@rajesh_111 (595)
India
November 27, 2011 8:07pm CST
I am a big fan of Sachin Tendulkar and I believe no one in the next 20 years will reach to his records and the position that he has in cricket now.
But I would have loved to see him taking India to the victory .He will get the 100th 100 anyhow but the match winning knock would have been icing on the cake.
He has won many matches single handed in the past like against AUS in sharjah and many more , I would love to see him steering India to victory.
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@nainesh1 (1656)
• India
29 Nov 11
Everything doesn't works as we desire in life and cricket is most unpredictable game so have to keep less expectations and enjoy the game.
As far as Sachin tendulkar's performance in the second innings it could have been better but the future of Indian cricket Virat kohli looks good.
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@rajesh_111 (595)
• India
2 Dec 11
I have to agree with you and yes I am also hoping to see Virat Kohli to be a good crickter !
@banta78 (4326)
• India
28 Nov 11
I too would have loved the great Sachin to steer India to victory. But that is why Cricket is such unpredictable game. I think in 2nd innings India was going for victory and so too was Sachin and rest. MSD also later admitted it was easy to stay on the wicket but difficult to score runs without taking risks.
I feel before Sachin could get set, in his attempt to play a shot, unluckily for him ball landed on rough and stopped on him, he mistimed n fielder was able to take easy catch. It happens. There is always another time. Nevertheless India has won two nil against WI. Cheers!
@rajesh_111 (595)
• India
28 Nov 11
You are right that in cricket anything can be possible. After blunder ENG tour at least team India has performed something to cheer!
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@anilhclites (844)
• India
28 Nov 11
If Sachin century help India breach victory door, then news channel are going to be mad. Immortal Sachin bring his hundredth century in grandest of style.
