yuvi vs raina

[Lord]

Did he know he had cancer during WC?

How is knowing important? Point is he was vomiting,lost appetite and even had breathing problems during that.I remember Dhoni saying in a PC that Yuvi was struggling but wanted to play

[rkt.india]

No.

I know. Otherwise, he would not have played once diagnosed.

[Lord]

I know. Otherwise' date=' he would not have played once diagnosed.[/quote'] He delayed the diagnosis AFAIK

[rkt.india]

How is knowing important? Point is he was vomiting,lost appetite and even had breathing problems during that.I remember Dhoni saying in a PC that Yuvi was struggling but wanted to play

He recovered from that and played. They never knew it was a cancer. He was treated for lung infection then. You think he would have played that WC if he was diagnosed with cancer earlier?

[BlueBee]

Remember the vomiting during the AUS QF? After diagnosis (After the final) it turned out to be cancer. He didn't know it.

[rkt.india]

He delayed the diagnosis AFAIK

His doctor had diagnosed him with lung infection at that time as the tumor had not become malignant at that time. No one gets cancer overnight. It takes time for a tumor to become malignant. He certainly was checked by his doctor.

[Lord]

He recovered from that and played. They never knew it was a cancer. He was treated for lung infection then. You think he would have played that WC if he was diagnosed with cancer earlier?

Again how is knowing and diagnosis important when the thing is there and showing symptoms and causing problems?

[-Robin-]

Remember the vomiting during the AUS QF? After diagnosis (After the final) it turned out to be cancer. He didn't know it.

He even vomited during India vs WI match. Dont really understand how can people question his commitment.

[rkt.india]

Remember the vomiting during the AUS QF? After diagnosis (After the final) it turned out to be cancer. He didn't know it.

Yeah, before that, doctor was treating him for lung infection. Also, first diagnosis by his doctor was tumor was not cancerous which later turnout to be malignant.

[rkt.india]

He even vomited during India vs WI match. Dont really understand how can people question his commitment.

No one question commitment, just saying he would not have played if he was diagnosed with cancer earlier.

[rkt.india]

Again how is knowing and diagnosis important when the thing is there and showing symptoms and causing problems?

How is vomiting a sign of cancer? So every time one vomits, he will think he has cancer. At that time, he had was treated for lung infection and was not diagnosed with cancer. Only later they found that reason for infection was tumor which became malignant.

[Lord]

Yeah' date=' before that, doctor was treating him for lung infection. Also, first diagnosis by his doctor was tumor was not cancerous which later turnout to be malignant.[/quote'] That diagnosis was wrong so they connsulted other IIRC Anyway point is he was having problems in WC http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/626068.html

[Lord]

How is vomiting a sign of cancer? So every time one vomits' date=' he will think he has cancer. At that time, he had was treated for lung infection and was not diagnosed with cancer. Only later they found that reason for infection was tumor which became malignant.[/quote'] He was having breathing n sleeping problems too

[rkt.india]

That diagnosis was wrong so they connsulted other IIRC Anyway point is he was having problems in WC http://www.espncricinfo.com/magazine/content/story/626068.html

Yes, he was having issues but he did not take them too seriously as his doctor gave him wrong diagnosis. He played WC without knowing that he had a cancer and he would not have played if he knew about it because cancer is a serious disease. You cannot put your life on risk. He would have been getting treatments if he was diagnosed earlier. My point is that. I am not saying he was not committed or anything.

[rkt.india]

He was having breathing n sleeping problems too

yes that is what happens with lung infection. Even in pneumonia, people will have breathing issues and if you have breathing issue, you wont be able to sleep. Doctors prescribe medications for that.

[Lord]

Yes' date=' he was having issues but he did not take them too seriously as his doctor gave him wrong diagnosis. He played WC without knowing that he had a cancer and he would not have played if he knew about it because cancer is a serious disease. You cannot put your life on risk. He would have been getting treatments if he was diagnosed earlier. My point is that. I am not saying he was not committed or anything.[/quote'] Obviously anyone would have pulled out if diagnosed.To do otherwise would be insane But even without that he could have pulled out as he had serious problems.He didnt n performed brilliantly

[rkt.india]

Obviously anyone would have pulled out if diagnosed.To do otherwise would be insane But even without that he could have pulled out as he had serious problems.He didnt n performed brilliantly

Yuvi is a passionate cricketer. He would not have wanted to miss it at any cost. He played even if he had issues that could have been tackled with medicines at that time..