Yeah, it's a pattern that has manifested for so long, it's cliche.More concerning however would be the fact that in the WC there was a pattern of Tendulkar scores 100 ---> rest of team switch off, either in batting, bowling or often both, and India lose/fail to win a match they really should have. Not Sachin's fault at all ofc but it does raise a potential discipline/concentration issue if so.
But you see, the number of people praising him outnumber the number of critics, so you owe it to yourself to behave like a whiny bitch and criticise him anyway.Yeah and that unfortunately gives Tendulkar critics to blame him even when he has played great knocks (like the hundreds against England and SA last world, both of them were as good as any knocks he has played)
or you just defend him like a whiny irrational bitch..But you see, the number of people praising him outnumber the number of critics, so you owe it to yourself to behave like a whiny bitch and criticise him anyway.
No, but you make a better effort to get more runs, at least..But HB what exactly is an above par total then? And with this approach don't you think that no total would be above par?
I can understand your POV regarding India playing to their strengths but you have to draw a line for a minimum quality with the bowling
Your post makes no sense. Criticising someone in order to 'balance out' the people praising him is what registers highly on the irrationality meter.or you just defend him like a whiny irrational bitch..
except that I am not doing that. I have criticized him whenever I have felt there has been room for criticism in his performance, like this one..... Its simple.Your post makes no sense. Criticising someone in order to 'balance out' the people praising him is what registers highly on the irrationality meter.
dude.....tbh I don't really rate the Pak batting much higher than the Indian bowling so don't expect much....you might have forgotten the ODIs against England alreadyif pakistani team doesn't score against a bowling attack consist of dinda.. pathan.. jadeja..ashiwin... vinay and parveen kumars.. it will be a shame.. infact, I want all the batsman.. dropped..
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Indian attacks of the 90s with the kuruvillas, and the mohantys?this is the most ordinary bowling line up i have ever seen from a test playing side..
Cricinfo Match Report said:Defeat would have been the last thing on India's minds when, after a year of hype and expectation, Tendulkar got his 100th international century in the country where he had equalled Sunil Gavaskar's then-record 34 Test centuries in 2004 on way to his highest Test score. It wasn't one of Tendulkar's better hundreds and will ultimately be remembered only for being the one that brought up the unprecedented landmark. In fact, it was his second-slowest innings of 100-plus in ODIs and ended up restricting India's progress. They ended up on 289 for 5, an underwhelming outcome considering their power-packed batting line-up had had a platform of 173 for 1 in the 36th over.
haha....dude...cricinfo did a whole piece on the bowlingIf the cricinfo match reporter could see it.......
but who is disagreeing with that?haha....dude...cricinfo did a whole piece on the bowling
"Tendulkar could conceivably have scored a little quicker and helped India to 20 extra runs, but would the listless bowling have been able to defend even that?"
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