World Cup final a dream - Tendulkar

[Guest OriginalPrince]

That was our 'A' side and not our full strength side' date=' so plz don't compare the performance of our young side and presume that tat will be our standard for the World Cup.[/quote'] how can it be your A team when 7 players who went to zimbabwe are also going to sri lanka? so those 7 players would have to be considered among the best 15 cricketers of india. at best it was a mix of your reserve players and regular players.

[gaurav92]

how can it be your A team when 7 players who went to zimbabwe are also going to sri lanka? so those 7 players would have to be considered among the best 15 cricketers of india. at best it was a mix of your reserve players and regular players.

Well out of that 7 players we all very well know that 4 will warm the benches which means that inly 3 will play, so only 3 regulars out of 11 makes it just about 27% of our side, and therefore i said that its not our full strength side :--D

[Guest OriginalPrince]

Well out of that 7 players we all very well know that 4 will warm the benches which means that inly 3 will play' date=' so only 3 regulars out of 11 makes it just about 27% of our side, and therefore i said that its not our full strength side :--D[/quote'] maybe but those 4 are still considered among the top 15 cricketers of india.

[gaurav92]

^Yes they are but how on earth can you compare chalk and cheese.Dude a team consists of 11 players and having 3-4 regulars doesn't mean that its our full strength side.

[TumTum]

England can hold Ashes

Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar believes England has every chance of retaining the Ashes on Australian soil this year. Tendulkar, widely regarded as one of the best batsmen in the history of the game, believes England's chances will largely depend on the form of Kevin Pietersen and Graeme Swann down under, while he also expects Test rookie Eoin Morgan to feature prominently. Tendulkar was speaking in London at a NatWest celebration to mark its 30th season supporting English cricket. Tendulkar, in his capacity as global ambassador for the RBS Group, kicked-off the start of the 2010 NatWest series which will see England play Australia, Bangladesh and Pakistan in 13 one-day internationals and two T20 events from June to September this year. But with the focus clearly on England's bid to retain the Ashes in Australia this year, Tendulkar was adamant that it had every chance against an Australia side still in the process of rebuilding. Tendulkar, 37, believes England will be high in confidence following its ICC World Twenty20 success in the West Indies in April. "I think England have a good chance of retaining the Ashes," said Tendulkar. "The key members for England will be Pietersen, Morgan, and in the bowling department - Swann." "For me they will be the key members of the team. Then after that you have the experience of Andrew Strauss, so they can do something special in Australia." "Swann will play a big role so I think England definitely have a good chance."

:hysterical:

[someone]

For me, I hate it when our players talk too much. It is better to shut up than making statements on every issue irrespective of who the player is.

[Sachinism]

BCCI obviously disagree...

BCCI :finger::finger::finger::finger::finger:

[Roshanrocks]

For me, I hate it when our players talk too much. It is better to shut up than making statements on every issue irrespective of who the player is.

yea rite... :cantstop: Reporter: what do you think are the chances of India at the next world cup? Tendulkar :No comments Next Day headlines... Sachin Tendulkar has no answer to India's chances for the next World cup, Has Tendulkar lost hopes on his team? Is he disheartened at the dearth of bowlers in the team, is he being too negative... will a negative Tendulkar kill the confidence of his team mates... and so on and so forth...

[Gunner_Mania]

unfortunately winning the wc will remain a distant dream for tendulkar and the indian team

If you didnt already know the Indian team won the World Cup in 1983.

[mastana]

If you didnt already know the Indian team won the World Cup in 1983.

He was born in 2009. :hehe: