Has Sachin Tendulkar lost his touch and should he retire.
By loy1974
@loy1974 (14)
India
March 16, 2007 8:41pm CST
Sachin Tendulkar no longer plays in the same manner as he used to do a few years back. People will say he plays more responsibily. Who gives a damn about responsibility.
I personally want Tendulkar to play like he did earlier. Bringing down the opposition to their knees.
And if he is no longer able to play like that then probably he should hang his boots and not wait for BCCI selection committee to remove him from the team.
5 responses
@jithudreams (74)
• India
18 Mar 07
We all know that form is temporary but class is permanent... sachin has lot more to offer to cricket...
@yozizou (129)
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17 Mar 07
no i don't think so,whenever people says this that sachin tendulkar is not been the tendulkar of old times but he still is holding the average above 40 in odi's and thats not easy.for sure his role is changed thats why he cannot go and just destroyed the opposition bowling.
@sreeji025org (303)
• India
17 Mar 07
i likes sachin to be included in the team.
the only doubt is that sachin's age is a prime limitation against his performance.
hoping that he can perform well in this worldcup.
@jacton (272)
• India
17 Mar 07
sachin Tendulakar is the greatest best man india has ever produced. He is known as the God of Cricket and some wher he is known as master blaster. He has got the maximum ODI records in his name. He ruined the world cricket from 1992 to 1998. This 06 years was his golden period. But still he is performing well. He is the highest scorer of 2003 worldcup. Al are saying sachin lost his form and class.But very less know about his record. In the last year his avg. ws 52.24 more than his career avg. He scored 01 century and 05 ODI 50s. He is the 7 highest ODI scorer in that year. No doubt today he is not performing as like his young age. But still he is in good touch. And he is amongst the Top 5 player of this year too. Now you say, how can we say that Sachin Lost his form or class
@rohan_sahni (341)
• India
17 Mar 07
No, he should not retire. He is a great batman and a great thinking cricketer. He bowls very cleverly as well. I feel he has still 2 years atleat left in him in cricket. His bat is also beginning to speak a bit now and i feel that this world Cup will be excellent for him and he will shut the mouths of all his critics.
