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^ Indian media doesn't do justice to Sachin. But I fully understand you guys and dolls not wanting to glorify Sachin. Afterall jealosy is strong emotion.
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All other foreign media praises Tendulkar as a great batsmen, we have seen many articles on Pakistani sites, BBC and other places where he has been praised.
But the Indians go over the board with their hype.
I guess the Indians have nothing else to be proud of, I don't blame them.
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*Originally posted by UMAIR316: *
Sorry bhai saheb, I am not banned.
Anyways, its just the Indian media that overhypes Sachin, **please do not drag other countries **in your misfortunes.
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Karachiexpress, You seriously have some problem in reading English. Please show me where I named any other country.
I agree Sachin is a Misfortune to Every other tean but INDIA. :)
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Karachiexpress, You seriously have some problem in reading English. Please show me where I named any other country.
I agree Sachin is a Misfortune to Every other tean but INDIA. :)
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when did i ever say that. what the hell are you talking about.
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Janab why don’t go and convince the T. Joshis and the HT writers etc. etc. 
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*Originally posted by karachiexpress: *
when did i ever say that. what the hell are you talking about.
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he thinks u r Umair316
ehsan, please do something about this. half the time i have no idea who he is talking to.
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ehsan, please do something about this. half the time i have no idea who he is talking to.
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i don't think ehsan is any majician :)
Sachin Lacks endurance, Bedi believes!!!!
Bedi is real "sikh ka Bachaa"
here is his new expert opinion.
Bishan Bedi has fired more salvos at the Indian team, which is currently touring Australia. Among the players he questioned was Sachin Tendulkar, who, Bedi claimed, lacked the staying power to make a really big score. "He gets tired after 50 or 60 runs. He will score hundreds, but he doesn't have the endurance of our friend Matthew Hayden," said Bedi, who went on to add, "That beautiful glow that was on Sachin's face when he was coming through is missing."
Normally one who shies away from responding to such criticism, Tendulkar hit back with a terse comment of his own: "It could be their [the critics'] opinion, but it doesn't have to be a fact."
Bedi also questioned the fitness levels of some of the other players, and hit out at the balance of the squad and the abilities of their captain. "The biggest problem is their physical fitness. It is very low," Bedi was quoted as saying in The Courier-Mail, an Australian daily.
"There is a big question-mark over six or seven of them and their lasting ability. Some of them will be happy to sit outside and not play. They are not working hard enough. They are just mucking around. The concentration levels and the self-esteem of the current Indian side are seldom stable.
"It sounds unfair to say this, but I get the impression that when they are on the field, they are thinking about the commerce, and when they are doing their commerce, they are thinking about their game."
Bedi was equally scathing about the composition of the Indian squad for the Australian tour. "They have picked a string of medium-pacers who will be a staple diet for the Aussies. They will get hammered all over the place," he predicted. "Our best bet would have been spin, even in Australia. We just don't have a game plan how to bowl on good wickets."
Ganguly didn't escape the tongue-lashing either. "If you are the captain, you have to lead by the front. You can't just do it by mouthing rubbish. You have to be aggressive with the bat."
© Wisden Cricinfo Ltd
a pathetic and sad individual. has he ever said anything good about indian cricket.
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Janab why don't go and convince the T. Joshis and the HT writers etc. etc.
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Well, They dont come on this forum and misquote me. T Joshi & HT etc can write whatever they want, they have a right to their opinion. I have my own, but dont go on misquoting me. :)
Having studied journalism and media I can tell you one thing for certain media presents what people want to read. Enough said!
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Having studied journalism and media I can tell you one thing for certain media presents* what people** want to read. Enough said!
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Fantastic ji I dont deny that, What would you expect if more than 40 % of its people are illiterate . In a situation like this Media should behave more responsibly, which unfortunately is not the case here.
BTW - Media writes what 'MOST' people like to read not all.
I didn’t use the word all did i?
The thing is everyone is after money and the truth is Sachin sells! Waisey I don’t think he is bad and doesn’t deserve the publicity 
Sardar ji ke 24 ghante barah bajte hain...
an indian ripping another indian. i'll let it be like that and won't post my comment :D