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Whose Retirement has or will leave the biggest hole in Indian cricket


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Whose Retirement has or will leave the biggest hole in Indian cricket  

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Kapil ofcourse. It is hard enough to find a good bowler for us. Even if we find one they all suck at fielding. We had 3 in 1. India has a tradition of producing some good batsmen.
But we have fatwin now:headshake:
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Has to be Kapil, without any doubt. The way I put is, when you selecting an all time Indian XI, Kapil would be the first name on the sheet. But when you selecting an all time World XI, Sachin would be the first Indian name on the sheet.

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Has to be Kapil, without any doubt. The way I put is, when you selecting an all time Indian XI, Kapil would be the first name on the sheet. But when you selecting an all time World XI, Sachin would be the first Indian name on the sheet.
Only name probably :dontknow:.
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Only name probably :dontknow:.
You can make a case for Gavaskar probably as an opener. If you leave oldies aside, Hobbs etc then Gavsakar would definitely have a chance.
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Has to be Kapil, without any doubt. The way I put is, when you selecting an all time Indian XI, Kapil would be the first name on the sheet. But when you selecting an all time World XI, Sachin would be the first Indian name on the sheet.
:nono: That honor belongs to Gavaskar :smiley:
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The day Dhoni would leave indian cricket' date=' a gaping hole will be filled, rather then a hole being created.[/quote'] In odis he would be the biggest loss for us. I don't think we would have been as successful a odi team, and so good at chasing under pressure without Dhoni. The guy should have a picture of him next to the word "clutch" :hatsoff:
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In odis he would be the biggest loss for us. I don't think we would have been as successful a odi team' date=' and so good at chasing under pressure without Dhoni. The guy should have a picture of him next to the word "clutch" :hatsoff:[/quote'] To be honest, my comment was considering Test Matches only. Yes, in ODI's dhoni has been good, though I don't think he'll be in missed in ODI's also even if he retire today.
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:nono: That honor belongs to Gavaskar :smiley:
Gavaskar usually don't make it to a first world XI while Sachin is usually part of all of those. I personally think that Gavaskar should also be picked ahead of cricketers who played cricket when quality of cricket was not comparable to current era like Hobbes etc..
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To be honest' date=' my comment was considering Test Matches only. Yes, in ODI's dhoni has been good, though I don't think he'll be in missed in ODI's also even if he retire today.[/quote'] I beg to differ :smiley: I am sure if we look at our stats while chasing in odis before Dhoni and later you will get your answer. There's a calm Dhoni brings to the team and even as fans we know that the match is never gone till Dhoni is around. Before Dhoni we were like headless chickens in chases and very nearly like the current Paki team where our mantra to win the match was to win the toss and bat. In fact most of the All Time teams I have seen from neutrals (read non-Indians) has Gavaskar as the Indian who makes it to the team most of the time. I mean you can very well have a middle order of Bradman, Richards, Sobers etc. and leave out Tendulkar but Gavaskar performed against the most potent pace attack ever which has to get him the nod. I personally would pick both Gavaskar and Tendulkar in my All Time team but if I had to pick only one Indian player in the team then I would go for Gavaskar ahead of Tendulkar.

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