Rohit Sharma Anti-Fan Club !!!

[gattaca]

Rohit Sharma is dong every thing expect bat in warm ups and real matches. But he is a legend in practice even god cant come close to him.

[tweaker]

Rohit has been given lot of chances.He should be dropped ,so that he is able to play full ranji season.He should loose some weight.and he looks very lazy.

[peterparker]

Rohit Sharma is technically correct, he has to be tough mentally.

[PriyankaSR]

Ban this club! Ban this club! Ban this club! :mad: :protest: :((

[PriyankaSR]

This can't happen! The most talented strokemaker from India after you-know-who!! :((

Lord Voldemort plays cricket?

[Debutant]

His fanboys think he is the future Indian captain and is much better than Kohli :hysterical: . They will call you names if you don't agree with them.:haha:

[I6MTW]

I would like to join this.

[someone]

His fanboys think he is the future Indian captain and is much better than Kohli :hysterical: . They will call you names if you don't agree with them.:haha:

No one in the right mind will say that Rohit is the next captain. The same thing is with Kohli. There cannot be any destined captain. These are all options and only time will tell who wins the race.

[The Realist]

He is now 26 and has been hanging around like a bad smell in the squad for a number of years now without doing anything of note. If he cannot produce a meaningful contribution this season, all evidence so far states he is a mental midget at the international stage, then that should be it. There are plenty of fresher and hungrier younger players who should be given a chance ahead of this ageing endlessly recycled no-talent.

[FischerTal]

He is now 26 and has been hanging around like a bad smell in the squad for a number of years now without doing anything of note. If he cannot produce a meaningful contribution this season, all evidence so far states he is a mental midget at the international stage, then that should be it. There are plenty of fresher and hungrier younger players who should be given a chance ahead of this ageing endlessly recycled no-talent.

he was never a LOI player. he should have been in the test squad after Dada retired.

[I6MTW]

he was never a LOI player. he should have been in the test squad after Dada retired.

He's done well in t20's and t20I's. Hes just not a 50 over player.

[someone]

he was never a LOI player. he should have been in the test squad after Dada retired.

And what's to guarantee that he would have worked in Test cricket or for that matter failed. Nothing can be guaranteed so let's not make wrong assumptions like Rohit was destined for tests.

[FischerTal]

He's done well in t20's and t20I's. Hes just not a 50 over player.

still, there are much better t20 players in india than him. he should have been reserved for tests only

[velu]

still' date=' there are much better t20 players in india than him. [b']he should have been reserved for tests only

u mad brah :poink:

[FischerTal]

And what's to guarantee that he would have worked in Test cricket or for that matter failed. Nothing can be guaranteed so let's not make wrong assumptions like Rohit was destined for tests.

im basing it on his domestic performances. he is a much better FC performer than List A

[FischerTal]

u mad brah :poink:

i finally got a reaction out of you :yay:

[nikred]

Warning: All the Hardcore Rohit fans ( they are innumerable but still i could count 3 fans - DomainK, Derkin and another one ) are advised to skip this thread. :finger: I am coming back in 2 minutes.

Did I come out that way? :P I still hope he does well though. Maybe a chance in tests:((

[The Outsider]

The moment Rohit Sharma started reminiscing about his pauper days, implying somehow that he had arrived, I knew he was a gonner. For a 20 year old to talk like that after a couple of innings shows the IPLization (or 20-20isation, if you like) of Indian cricket. A fat bank balance, making players feel rather well off and comfortable, leading to the inevitable decline. Here's one player you can write off, folks.

This post was written 5 years back and rings truer than ever. :adore: http://indiancricketfans.com/showpost.php?p=436376&postcount=69

[G_B_]

In that sense a lot of the 2007 T20 world cup team have failed to become team india regulars in the limited overs. Uttappa (out of the team in all formats) R Sharma (failed in ODIs is ok in T20s) D Kartick (hope he seals his spot now but has failed to date) Yusuf Pathan (not even in the T20 picture) Irfan Pathan (test appearances are over, fringe player of ODIs and T20s) RP Singh (became fat and a failure) Sreesanth (facing multiple years in fail even though he was part of the WC winning side in 2011) Joginder (was never heard from again. though to be fair not many people expected him to) Chawla (used as a lucky token whose luck was worn out last WC) Dont think India gained a young sensation who was a central part of team from that WC. Granted the likes of Sehwag Yuvi, MSD, Gambhir and Bhajji were in their 20s. But they were sort of established making the debut or marks in the Ganguly era. In the Dhoni era in the limited overs its been Kohli and Raina. In the tests it probably will be Pujara and Kohli.

[maniac]

A player with an average of 31.00 is a failure after just playing a few ODI's splattered over more than half a decade?Wow our standards are real high. 88 ODI's over 7 years is not an extended run...despite that playing in the later middle order in the end of a ODI game without being a regular fixture is not as worst as people make it out to be. Give him 15 straight matches and then make the desicion...Has he under-fulfilled his potential-Yes......Is he a total wash out-Hell No. Has he made his Test debut yet-Don't think so. Is he our best T20 player-Hands down yes. So on what basis are people making it seem like Rohit is a total failure....This is pure bias and not cool