Javier Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 Dont give a damn to other records , bus Tendulkar should always stay as the top run getter in both Tests and Odis . In Odis his legacy seems unchallenged but in Tests the way boring batsmen like Trott and Cook are scoring heaps of runs I am beginning to get a bit insecure . Tendulkar should rather keep on playing Tests till 2015 than thinking about playing the next world cup
Sachin=GOD Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 1. Cook will come close within 2K of Tendulkars Test Runs aggregate but will not be able to overhaul it. agree. 2. Tendulkar will play 2015 WC Sadly he won't IMO. I think he'd want to concentrate on Test matches so he might retire from ODIs soon. :(( 3. No Bowler(Steyn might come close but even he will find it difficult ) from the current crop will cross 500 Test wkts ( Harbi the only possible contender ) agree 4. KP will not play in the 2015 WC He will be back in form soon and will play IMO. 5. Punter to retire in the next 18 months agree 6. No Paki Batsman will avg over 45 in Tests. There are some Papistani batsmen who have the potential - whether they live up to the potential or not is a different matter though. And ofcourse the Super long range Prediction : No one will ever get to within 80% of Tendulkar's Intl Runs tally or his Intl Hundreds. Definitely agree.
Raghav_12 Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 Dont give a damn to other records ' date=' bus Tendulkar should always stay as the top run getter in both Tests and Odis . In Odis his legacy seems unchallenged but [b']in Tests the way boring batsmen like Trott and Cook are scoring heaps of runs I am beginning to get a bit insecure . Tendulkar should rather keep on playing Tests till 2015 than thinking about playing the next world cup I think it is case of paranoia if you start getting insecure about Sachin's record from somebody who has not scored even 2K runs.
Cricket Tragic Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 :facepalm: Trott is already 30 and has wonly 1,800 runs. He has little chance of getting to 10k, let alone break SRT's records. I've watched him play for many years in county cricket where he averages about 45. He is just going through a good run right now.
Temujin Khaghan Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 no one will ever be a part of the team that won as many test matches as ricky ponting did. thats my fav record. team records own all indl. records.
Cricket Tragic Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 No, they don't. I'd rather be Brian Lara or Kallis (never won a WC) rather than Moody or Lehmann.
mishra Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 I don't think Cook is going anyway near to Tendulkar. He is at his peak. He will stay there till next Ashes. I am sure by next Ashes aussies will figure a way to get him out. @ Temujin Khaghan- Our Sree Baba won both T20 and ODI playing the least amount of games Thats a record for you.
mishra Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 1. Cook will come close within 2K of Tendulkars Test Runs aggregate but will not be able to overhaul it. 2. Tendulkar will successfully defend 2015 WC 3. No Bowler(Steyn might come close but even he will find it difficult ) from the current crop will cross 500 Test wkts ( Harbi the only possible contender ) 4. KP will not play in the 2015 WC 5. Punter to retire in the next 18 months 6. No Paki Batsman will avg over 45 in Tests. Corrected....
Roshanrocks Posted June 14, 2011 Posted June 14, 2011 Cook chasing Sachin's record would be the most interesting individual statistic we Sachin fans will be looking at for the next few years. Cook surely has the potential to overtake Sachin's tally of test runs, but overtaking will be one heavy stress filled mofo-ing task for him. He trails Sachin by 9227 runs... Just the amount of runs he will have to score looks like a mountain... even if he does manage to score 1000 runs per year he would need 9 years to pass that, which would need him to be playing at 35. Plus he needs to maintain form, not be injured / replaced any time of his career. A tall ask in my opinion.... Also there is the No.1 problem... The figure of 9227 is not definite... Sachin is yet to retire :P and he still is the No.1 bat in the world. :proud:
Ultimate_Game Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Tendulkar's batting records in both odis and Tests are out of reach IMO. Even if Tendulkar gives up odis right now nobody will even come close to his records. As for Tests SRT hasn't retired yet and most probably will give up shorter format (which he should) to extend his Test career and make even the Test record out of reach for others. With the way T20 is mushrooming no. of Tests will decrease and other than Cook it's difficult to see anyone have a realistic shot at SRT's Test record. But you have to remember that Cook is going through a purple patch which will not last forever. In fact just before Ashes he was on the verge of being dropped from the team altogether! But to be honest I would prefer team records over Tendulkar's record anyday. If someone affers me 4 consecutive world records or Test series win in all the countries, I would swap them with SRT's records.
Misu243 Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Cook chasing Sachin's record would be the most interesting individual statistic we Sachin fans will be looking at for the next few years. Cook surely has the potential to overtake Sachin's tally of test runs, but overtaking will be one heavy stress filled mofo-ing task for him. He trails Sachin by 9227 runs... Just the amount of runs he will have to score looks like a mountain... even if he does manage to score 1000 runs per year he would need 9 years to pass that, which would need him to be playing at 35. Plus he needs to maintain form, not be injured / replaced any time of his career. A tall ask in my opinion.... Also there is the No.1 problem... The figure of 9227 is not definite... Sachin is yet to retire :P and he still is the No.1 bat in the world. :proud: WOW never thought deeply about it like that...Really hats off to Sachin for maintaining his body training and consistency...living wonder...This is the result of hours and hours and hours of practice and resilience.:hatsoff:
Midfielder Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Pakistanis will keep on claiming that WC was fixed.
Roshanrocks Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Tendulkar's batting records in both odis and Tests are out of reach IMO. Even if Tendulkar gives up odis right now nobody will even come close to his records. As for Tests SRT hasn't retired yet and most probably will give up shorter format (which he should) to extend his Test career and make even the Test record out of reach for others. With the way T20 is mushrooming no. of Tests will decrease and other than Cook it's difficult to see anyone have a realistic shot at SRT's Test record. But you have to remember that Cook is going through a purple patch which will not last forever. In fact just before Ashes he was on the verge of being dropped from the team altogether! But to be honest I would prefer team records over Tendulkar's record anyday. If someone affers me 4 consecutive world records or Test series win in all the countries, I would swap them with SRT's records. No one offers you anything in life brother , u gotta go take it... Sachin made all his records in trying to achieve team goals for India. The records he has is testimoney to his collossal performance. Sachin cannot bowl for India, Sachin cannot bat for the other batsmen. He cannot field for the other 10 players. he is only one man and he has tried his best to garner wins for the team.
Roshanrocks Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Yes BB, Sachin constitutes 1/11 of the Indian team and 1/22 of the players playing in a match. In order for the team to win, u need the other batsmen to score too and bowlers to take 20 wickets. How can "Sachin the batsman" account for other player's performances within his own team? Better still... how is he supposed to stop each one of the 11 opposition players from performing? He is not playing a video game where he can control actions of all 11 players in the field. Or adjust the difficulty of the game to score 100' after 100's :P He cant re-start the game too if his team is losing :hitler: kuch zyada hi bol gaya mai :vroam:
Rajiv Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Ijaz Butt will remain PCB Chief right to his grave Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk
gaurav92 Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Yes BB, Sachin constitutes 1/11 of the Indian team and 1/22 of the players playing in a match. In order for the team to win, u need the other batsmen to score too and bowlers to take 20 wickets. How can "Sachin the batsman" account for other player's performances within his own team? Better still... how is he supposed to stop each one of the 11 opposition players from performing? He is not playing a video game where he can control actions of all 11 players in the field. Or adjust the difficulty of the game to score 100' after 100's :P He cant re-start the game too if his team is losing :hitler: kuch zyada hi bol gaya mai :vroam: :haha: :two_thumbs_up: Well said RoRo :icflove:
ganeshran Posted June 15, 2011 Posted June 15, 2011 Regardless of whether someone else breaks Sachin's records or not, he will be the greatest ever cricketer to have held the willow. His appeal is greater than numbers alone. His attitude, humility inspite of having all the talent in the world and hopes of a billion people on his shoulders is a source of inspiration. His almost childlike enthusiasm for the game is unparalleled. P.S I hope he plays the 2015 world cup too
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