Yeah they are good :k: But dont compare them with Sachin :nono:
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AravaMudhan, Stop this Badbolapan . Indian batting is good but it is sheer exaggeration that Ganguly,Dravid can score 100s any day or the likes of Sehwag,kaif and yuvraj can score 50s any day, If that was the case why they didn't do so in the match against Australia ? How many 50s has Sehwag made ? There is no need to exaggerate Indian batting just because we have reached the finals.
It's a fact that Australian team is better than this Indian team, Their batting line up is tested under pressure more than 3 times, Indian bating line up is yet to be tested in this tournament. To win against this Australian team we will need more than brilliant performance, We will need luck and prayers too.
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Asif_k Ji
You are so Right - as usual.
Luck I do not control but in respect of prayers - I AM PRAYING CONTINUOUSLY.
Aur kar he kya saktay hain?
Have a Nice Day
well....he sure is a legend. We got Wasim Akram, and you people have Tendulkar.
Its about time he gets the World Cup for India...otherwise whats the use of all that greatness...
Just like Wasim Akram is uncomparable in the bowling department, it's the same with Sachin Tendulkar in batting.
:k: very true …both r my favs 
I heard Nehra's mentor is Wasim Akram
it's the other way around.
Nehra is Wasim's mentor.
hahahahaha
Sachin Tendulkar is Man of the Tournament at ICC Cricket World Cup 2003
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Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar has secured the prestigious Man of the Tournament award at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003.
Tendulkar’s two points from the semi final with Kenya, where he scored 83 and took two wickets, were enough to establish an unassailable lead of four points over Indian captain Sourav Ganguly. He has now scored 669 runs at an average of 66.90 during the tournament, a new record aggregate, with one century and six 50s. Tendulkar is now also the heaviest scoring batsman in World Cup history, having passed Javed Miandad’s previous career record.
Dr Ali Bacher, Executive Director of CWC 2003, said: "We wanted this to be the best World Cup ever, and Sachin’s brilliant batting has helped the tournament captivate many millions of people around the cricketing world. He thoroughly deserves this accolade "
Sourav Ganguly’s century in the Kenya game won him the Man of the Match award, but leaves him currently with 10 points, compared to Tendulkar’s 14.
Legendary West Indies all rounder Sir Garfield Sobers will present Tendulkar with a gold trophy worth 500,000 Rand at the end of the World Cup final against Australia tomorrow. The trophy, together with the gold watches awarded to all Man of the Match winners, have been donated by the Gold Mining Industries of South Africa.
Man of the Tournament standings at the completion of semi finals:
Sachin Tendulkar, India: 14 points
Sourav Ganguly, India: 10
Chaminda Vaas, Sri Lanka: 9
Marvan Atapattu, Sri Lanka: 8
Brett Lee, Australia: 7
Andrew Symonds, Australia: 6
Leading Australian contender Brett Lee could finish level on points with Ganguly if he takes the Man of the Match award in the final, while team mate Andrew Symonds could tie with Sri Lanka’s Chaminda Vaas for third place, if he claims the final award.
Graeme Pollock, South Africa’s champion left handed batsman will make the Man of the Match award at the Wanderers final.
ICC Media Contacts:
Mark Harrison: 083 417 5494
Brendan McClements 083 417 5492
© ICC
http://www-usa.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/CRICKET_NEWS/2003/MAR/160940_ICC_22MAR2003.html
Re: Tendulkar’s World Cup
sachin rockz:k:
Congratulations to him and he really entertained us! :k: Thanks Sachin.
Saeed, Inzi, Youhana are some very fine batsmen Pakistan has produced but Sachin is one class ahead of the others in terms of batting.
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Saeed, Inzi, Youhana are some very fine batsmen Pakistan has produced but Sachin is one class ahead of the others in terms of batting.
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true there'z no1 likw sachin probably won't b
Tendulkar named Man Of The World Cup
Sachin Tendulkar is Man of the Tournament at ICC Cricket World Cup 2003
ICC Media Release - 22 March 2003
Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar has secured the prestigious Man of the Tournament award at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003.
Tendulkar’s two points from the semi final with Kenya, where he scored 83 and took two wickets, were enough to establish an unassailable lead of four points over Indian captain Sourav Ganguly. He has now scored 669 runs at an average of 66.90 during the tournament, a new record aggregate, with one century and six 50s. Tendulkar is now also the heaviest scoring batsman in World Cup history, having passed Javed Miandad’s previous career record.
Dr Ali Bacher, Executive Director of CWC 2003, said: "We wanted this to be the best World Cup ever, and Sachin’s brilliant batting has helped the tournament captivate many millions of people around the cricketing world. He thoroughly deserves this accolade "
Sourav Ganguly’s century in the Kenya game won him the Man of the Match award, but leaves him currently with 10 points, compared to Tendulkar’s 14.
Legendary West Indies all rounder Sir Garfield Sobers will present Tendulkar with a gold trophy worth 500,000 Rand at the end of the World Cup final against Australia tomorrow. The trophy, together with the gold watches awarded to all Man of the Match winners, have been donated by the Gold Mining Industries of South Africa.
Man of the Tournament standings at the completion of semi finals:
Sachin Tendulkar, India: 14 points
Sourav Ganguly, India: 10
Chaminda Vaas, Sri Lanka: 9
Marvan Atapattu, Sri Lanka: 8
Brett Lee, Australia: 7
Andrew Symonds, Australia: 6
Leading Australian contender Brett Lee could finish level on points with Ganguly if he takes the Man of the Match award in the final, while team mate Andrew Symonds could tie with Sri Lanka’s Chaminda Vaas for third place, if he claims the final award.
Graeme Pollock, South Africa’s champion left handed batsman will make the Man of the Match award at the Wanderers final.
ICC Media Contacts:
Mark Harrison: 083 417 5494
Brendan McClements 083 417 5492
© ICC
The Game Responds:
*Once a choker, always a choker. Really. People, That Is All.*
He is undoubtably a great batsman, probably the best, but it will be a long time before people forget his failure to perform in this world cup final
true greatness comes in a final like this
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He is undoubtably a great batsman, probably the best, but it will be a long time before people forget his failure to perform in this world cup final
true greatness comes in a final like this
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Should we discuss other Great choker liek Wasim,Inzimam and Shoib in 1999 Final. ;)
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With 669 runs at an average of 66.9 under his belt, Little Master Sachin Tendulkar has secured the Man of the Tournament award at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003.
maybe we should discuss inzamam and wasim and how they choked in 1992 as well?
and after that lets discuss all the world cups that tendulker has won
Re: Tendulkar’s World Cup
it also proves that one person can not carry a team. it has to be a team effort. australia showed that. india could not .