Sachin's career will end this year!

andrew_nixon said:
I hope that as you continue to do your research, you will eventually realise the quite obvious truth about astrology.
Or what you, and the majority of the world's population, perceive to be the truth. We... are just blessed. :)
 
sohummisra said:
Or what you, and the majority of the world's population, perceive to be the truth. We... are just blessed. :)
Agreed. I can tell whats going to happen as a consequences of one of my actions everytime, but I can't stop it, no matter how much I try...its freaky...
 
ZoraxDoom said:
Agreed. I can tell whats going to happen as a consequences of one of my actions everytime, but I can't stop it, no matter how much I try...its freaky...

I can do that too.....break a rule...get in trouble...and you'll go to the principal's office for sure...can't stop it :p
 
The astrologer may be true. Sachin tendulkar might play till end of WC 2007 or even more than that but if he doesn't dominate the game as he did earlier then it is true to say that his explosive career will be over this year. However I feel that if his elbow has healed completely then he will be back with a bang.
 
Sachin Tendulkar returns to India after elbow surgery

On his arrival in Mumbai, Tendulkar said, "It [the recovery process] is progressing quite well and I will need 14 to 16 weeks to return to competitive cricket. I have been given a programme [by the doctors] to follow. I will go back to London to consult the doctor again."

While Tendulkar was abroad, India's cricket board took a major step by appointing Greg Chappell as coach to succeed the departing John Wright. According to Press Trust of India, Tendulkar refused to be drawn on the subject. "I need to meet him," was all that he would say when queried about the new appointment.

Interestingly, when Tendulkar was going through a wretched run ahead of the final Test in Sydney in 2003-04, Chappell's was one of the few voices of reason, insisting that it was a question of when, rather than if, he would come good. In his very next innings, Tendulkar walked out and obliterated Steve Waugh's dreams of a triumphant farewell with an innings for the ages - an unbeaten 241.
 

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gold639 said:
I can do that too.....break a rule...get in trouble...and you'll go to the principal's office for sure...can't stop it :p
I know...isn't it just bloody annoying? You try apologizing, sucking up, running away, they all don't work. More like a curse really...ahh....the mystical third eye...
 
Big_Boss said:
On his arrival in Mumbai, Tendulkar said, "It [the recovery process] is progressing quite well and I will need 14 to 16 weeks to return to competitive cricket. I have been given a programme [by the doctors] to follow. I will go back to London to consult the doctor again."

While Tendulkar was abroad, India's cricket board took a major step by appointing Greg Chappell as coach to succeed the departing John Wright. According to Press Trust of India, Tendulkar refused to be drawn on the subject. "I need to meet him," was all that he would say when queried about the new appointment.

Interestingly, when Tendulkar was going through a wretched run ahead of the final Test in Sydney in 2003-04, Chappell's was one of the few voices of reason, insisting that it was a question of when, rather than if, he would come good. In his very next innings, Tendulkar walked out and obliterated Steve Waugh's dreams of a triumphant farewell with an innings for the ages - an unbeaten 241.
Boss, if you copy-paste an article from Cricinfo or other sources, at least for courtesy sake mention from where you got the article.
 
Is there any pakistani or pakistan supporter on earth who hopes good for Sachin?
 
Ashish_Nehra said:
Is there any pakistani or pakistan supporter on earth who hopes good for Sachin?
I am sure there are a lot of them but only when Sachin is not playing gainst Pakistan obviously. :D
 
Ashish_Nehra said:
Is there any pakistani or pakistan supporter on earth who hopes good for Sachin?
Probably a lot more than Indian supporters of Inzimam or any other Pakistani player.
 
shahid6995 said:
Probably a lot more than Indian supporters of Inzimam or any other Pakistani player.
Shahid I think you are wrong there.

Indian people adore Wasim, waqar, Inzamam, Shoiab Akhtar and other upcoming pak cricket stars. Heck Mahesh Bhatt wanted Shoaib Akhtar to act in his film. If Akhtar was not popular in India why would have Bhatt gone a long way to try and persuade Akhtar to act in his film?? Akhtar, Wasim, and other Pak cricketers visit India many times. Miandad met Bal Thakaray, the Shiv Sena chief at his home to request him that Ind-Pak matches be played in Bombay. Indians love sub-continent players than Pak or SL combined. Indian cricket fans wanted Wasim Akram to be India's bowling coach when this topic was debated very hotly.

But, the bottom line is do they love them when Pak is playing against India?? No way. No loyal fan will love other country's player when the other country is playing with our home country. If India is playing Pakistan I will try to support any tom-dick-harry playing for India than supporting Inzamam. Thats the difference.

Whenever Pak goes on tour I suport Pak. For that matter any sub-continent team because we all have almost same characteristics and we relate much better with sub-continent players.

I like Pakistan team and Pakistan players (not all of course) but only when they are not playing against India and that's exactly what I told about Pak fans, they too like Sachin but only when he is not playing against Pakistan.

Chao.
 
everything shahid says should be taken as sarcasm/BS/pointless/safe to ignore.



:p
 

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