oneANDone Posted April 12, 2013 Posted April 12, 2013 He no need to play 100 test to get remembered. One more slap on sree's face would simply enough. he can hold the record of two slaps on sree's face which no one ever achieved :haha:
CSK Fan Posted April 12, 2013 Posted April 12, 2013 I think if he had a better public image, he would have got more lineniecy from the public and the selectors. Also, unfortunately, most propably he will be remembered only for 2 things, the Aus series and as the "how can he slap" guy
Karan114 Posted April 12, 2013 Posted April 12, 2013 Bhajji is still younger than Ajmal by 3 years and Swann by around 15 months ! 33 is not the age to retire for a spinner. He's wasted his time away from the national side to work on his bowling by sulking and playing useless T20 series. Being picked in the Indian team despite being out of form hasn;t helped much either. What he needs is 6 months away from the game, working hard on his bowling and then coming back for the next domestic season IF he still has a desire to play for India. Although I hate this guy's sulking attitude and generally dislike the guy, I wouldn't doubt his commitment. He has bowled several long spells for India over the years (partly because of his lack of penetration) on unresponsive pitches and that takes a lot of effort. To me its just a case of him lacking the intelligence and innovation to keep developing after what had brought him success had become ineffective at international level. End of the day, he was a superb bowler for India in Tests for a number of years at home and he had some occasional success away too. Its a shame that he wasn't able to reinvent himself and fully use his talent.
SLICKR392 Posted July 6, 2013 Posted July 6, 2013 O really? :peter: You literally bumped all the Bhaji threads.
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