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Who is THE BEST cricketer of ALL TIME??
talking about cricketer which should include evrything n every aspect n versions of the game.
have tried giving options 4m diff countries players who i thot r the best 4m their nations......wud like to know thru ur comments if i missed sum1.......
FanIQ Pts? No | Cricket, India, Mumbai Indians | Closes 356 days | Multiple Choice Opinion Poll
sachin tendulkar (ind)
vivan richards (WI)
sir don bradman (aus)
ricky pointing (aus)
brain lara (WI)
imran khan (pak)
jayasuria( SL)
shane warne (aus)
hansie cronje (SA)
sunil gavaskar (ind)
gary sobers
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#10 | 37 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
The answer is in your response, twenty years in game, records of century per year, stats are only that, nothing more. Logic can be used to twisted arguments.One day match is butter, T.20 is deluxe seven star food, test match is bread. !
STATS DOESNT COME 4M PLAYING POLITICS MY DEAR FRND....they r there coz he has played that good WITH HIS BAT.....
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#1 | 38 days ago

acc to me it is sachin tendulkar, as i said i am talking about evry aspect of the game.......there is nothing which is need to be said about his batting...all the achievements n records speak of it......n he has really been a handy bowler in many situations 4 his country......more than 70 of the cricketing records are on his name.......

well, but what makes him  THE ALL TIME BEST is his CONSISTENCY.......despite of carrying the pressure of a country like INDIA on his shoulder n still PERFORMING after almost 2 DECADES in the cricket world......is the toughest thing, no one can do this....BUT HE HAS DONE IT.....n he's continuing to do so.....

while comparing him with sir don bradman & brain lara(THE BESTS)....wat makes SACHIN STAND OUT is his consistent performance in BOTH- ODI as well as TESTS.......
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#2 | 38 days ago

yes, sachin is the best of all time.
no doubt
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#3 | 38 days ago

don bradman is the best player ever
#4 | 38 days ago

Sachin Tendulkar is the best player of all time. Altho Bradman has greatest batting average and no body can touch it.but in my opinion Sir Donald bradman did not play with various teams and different conditions and he never played oneday cricket and cricket was not evolved that much that time. i am not disrespecting him at all. Everybody knows his stature and average. But the pressure sachin handles and being an Indian i know how it is and he is technically perfect and can be defensive like great Sunil gavaskar and can be destructive like Vivian Rchard and Bradman. That is the hall mark of the greatest player. in my opinion next to him will be Brian charles Lara. hence without iota of doubt he is the best player ever.
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#6 | 37 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
 Hansie had the integrity to honestly admit the mistake he made, paid with his life, unlike  a Sachin, who is playing politics to be in the team for records and advertisements and wealth, Ricky and Warne are cheaters of the game, that does not give them a chance to be GOOD, Sunil played enough games of selfish kind as a player, oppressing budding talents in his time, So it is hansie Cronje for me, my choice.
firstly i'll talk about LOGIC.....i said it earlier we are talking about cricket...THE GAME....n not about who is a better n honest person...this poll is about the game these players play....n not about who is morally correct n who's not.....

now about SACHIN......u said he's doing politics 4 hvin records n all....then i wud say U NEED A REALITY CHEK ON THAT.....coz first of all if he wud only be concerned abt makin records n not THE TEAM INDIA...then let me tell u...he wud hv LEFT ODI's TILL NOW.....evry1 knows that there is NO ONE who can touch his records in odi's but ricky is chasin him in tests records...if sachin wud hv only bothered abt records he wud hv QUITTED ODI'S  n wud hv FOCCUSED COMPLETELY ON TESTS...by giving his body COMPLETE REST...as any player wud need it  AFTER PLAYING 20 YEARS OF CRICKET N dealing wid so many injuries
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#7 | 37 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
firstly i'll talk about LOGIC.....i said it earlier we are talking about cricket...THE GAME....n not about who is a better n honest person...this poll is about the game these players play....n not about who is morally correct n who's not.....

now about SACHIN......u said he's doing politics 4 hvin records n all....then i wud say U NEED A REALITY CHEK ON THAT.....coz first of all if he wud only be concerned abt makin records n not THE TEAM INDIA...then let me tell u...he wud hv LEFT ODI's TILL NOW.....evry1 knows that there is NO ONE who can touch his records in odi's but ricky is chasin him in tests records...if sachin wud hv only bothered abt records he wud hv QUITTED ODI'S  n wud hv FOCCUSED COMPLETELY ON TESTS...by giving his body COMPLETE REST...as any player wud need it  AFTER PLAYING 20 YEARS OF CRICKET N dealing wid so many injuries
The answer is in your response, twenty years in game, records of century per year, stats are only that, nothing more. Logic can be used to twisted arguments.One day match is butter, T.20 is deluxe seven star food, test match is bread. !
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#8 | 37 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
firstly i'll talk about LOGIC.....i said it earlier we are talking about cricket...THE GAME....n not about who is a better n honest person...this poll is about the game these players play....n not about who is morally correct n who's not.....

now about SACHIN......u said he's doing politics 4 hvin records n all....then i wud say U NEED A REALITY CHEK ON THAT.....coz first of all if he wud only be concerned abt makin records n not THE TEAM INDIA...then let me tell u...he wud hv LEFT ODI's TILL NOW.....evry1 knows that there is NO ONE who can touch his records in odi's but ricky is chasin him in tests records...if sachin wud hv only bothered abt records he wud hv QUITTED ODI'S  n wud hv FOCCUSED COMPLETELY ON TESTS...by giving his body COMPLETE REST...as any player wud need it  AFTER PLAYING 20 YEARS OF CRICKET N dealing wid so many injuries
by the way, do you remember his performance in finals of the match with Aussies, 127 all out game.!
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#9 | 37 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
by the way, do you remember his performance in finals of the match with Aussies, 127 all out game.!
then i wud like to ask you....DO U REMEMBER THE 2 FINALS HE PLAYED AGAINST AUSTRALIA LASTLY.....A CENTURY N 90 ODD RUNS HELPING INDIA TO DEFEAT AUS IN AUS....IN 2008???
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#10 | 37 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
The answer is in your response, twenty years in game, records of century per year, stats are only that, nothing more. Logic can be used to twisted arguments.One day match is butter, T.20 is deluxe seven star food, test match is bread. !
STATS DOESNT COME 4M PLAYING POLITICS MY DEAR FRND....they r there coz he has played that good WITH HIS BAT.....
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#11 | 37 days ago

Sir Don Bradman
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#12 | 35 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
by the way, do you remember his performance in finals of the match with Aussies, 127 all out game.!
flash in the pan soo big that is obivious in twenty long years, how many times he enabled India win............wonder.
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#13 | 35 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
The answer is in your response, twenty years in game, records of century per year, stats are only that, nothing more. Logic can be used to twisted arguments.One day match is butter, T.20 is deluxe seven star food, test match is bread. !
Playing politics is the game, how else one can justify the non players at the top at every cricket association.! Years have gone when players kept out some for their personal reasons, Vinod is better any day than Sachin. Politics it was, it is, it will be.
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#14 | 35 days ago

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Playing politics is the game, how else one can justify the non players at the top at every cricket association.! Years have gone when players kept out some for their personal reasons, Vinod is better any day than Sachin. Politics it was, it is, it will be.
u knw wat....wen u don like sum1...then u jus say things which arnt truth against that person depite they r far away 4m the truth.....

ur jus not able to see how much he has done 4 this country.....dude, its very easy to criticize such a big player by merely sitting at home......
i wud recommend u leave aside ur baised thinking n see again wat sachin has done on the field 4 this country n u'll get to knw y pple love him n respect him so much......
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#15 | 34 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
u knw wat....wen u don like sum1...then u jus say things which arnt truth against that person depite they r far away 4m the truth.....

ur jus not able to see how much he has done 4 this country.....dude, its very easy to criticize such a big player by merely sitting at home......
i wud recommend u leave aside ur baised thinking n see again wat sachin has done on the field 4 this country n u'll get to knw y pple love him n respect him so much......
No, it is not that, I like the good performances of all the players, disregarding many performances which are good, glorifying the person for non-performance is not appreciated.Sachin being seen as demigod, is for me, incorrect, as he is as human as we all are, with skills he has performed and failed also many times more in twenty years.
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#16 | 34 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
u knw wat....wen u don like sum1...then u jus say things which arnt truth against that person depite they r far away 4m the truth.....

ur jus not able to see how much he has done 4 this country.....dude, its very easy to criticize such a big player by merely sitting at home......
i wud recommend u leave aside ur baised thinking n see again wat sachin has done on the field 4 this country n u'll get to knw y pple love him n respect him so much......
Why the good performances of many other players be downplayed or summarily ignored,is it because they are less in their glamour quotient.?
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#17 | 34 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
u knw wat....wen u don like sum1...then u jus say things which arnt truth against that person depite they r far away 4m the truth.....

ur jus not able to see how much he has done 4 this country.....dude, its very easy to criticize such a big player by merely sitting at home......
i wud recommend u leave aside ur baised thinking n see again wat sachin has done on the field 4 this country n u'll get to knw y pple love him n respect him so much......
Please use better ways of communicating the thoughts, pl. I like the performances which are good. Not only of Sachin, but all players.
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#18 | 34 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Why the good performances of many other players be downplayed or summarily ignored,is it because they are less in their glamour quotient.?
glamour.....now thats funny.....today, wen this word is associated with dhoni n yuvi....n not sachin......
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#19 | 34 days ago

First the list put up here is hardly a comprehensive list of the greats. If it were a certain Mr. Gary Sobers would not have been missing. The guy is an all time great and probably the most complete cricketer the world has seen. He was a brilliant left arm bat, a magnificent fielder and bowled left arm orthodox spin, left arm chinaman and left arm fast medium!!! He had 235 wickets in Test cricket (a mere 93 Test Matches, mind it), out of which 143 were as a spin bowler and another 92 as a fast medium bowler! He also had 109 catches for good measure. All time great cricketer? This is the man. But since he is not on the list, it has to be Sir Don, simply by virtue of being the best batsman the world has seen.
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#20 | 34 days ago

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raja_starkglass wrote:
 Hansie had the integrity to honestly admit the mistake he made, paid with his life, unlike  a Sachin, who is playing politics to be in the team for records and advertisements and wealth, Ricky and Warne are cheaters of the game, that does not give them a chance to be GOOD, Sunil played enough games of selfish kind as a player, oppressing budding talents in his time, So it is hansie Cronje for me, my choice.
Raja, I do not know what you have against Sachin Tendulkar. Even in the other poll 'Do you think that Sachin Tendulkar should retire from International Cricket?' you have made similar comments. Unfortunately neither there nor here have you given any facts or logic to support your claims. There you said when politics was happening Sachin did nothing. Here you are saying Sachin himself is doing politics!!!!!!!!! You have cited only one example of Sachin's bad performance. And then when given an example of magnificent performance you say flash in the pan. Flash in the pan?????????? There are more than 100 such flashes in the pan, sir!!!!!!!!! Also you ask how many matches Sachin won for India. Well, you know the answer already, because I put up the data in the other poll and you replied to that. You say performances of other players are being ignored due to Sachin. If so, it is very sad. But I request you to please clarify which players you are referring to, and what performances they have. Then we can decide whether they were indeed performances that can put Sachin's position in doubt or whether they were, to borrow your expression, 'flashes in the pan.' Finally, Vinod Kambli was definitely a magnificently gifted batsman. I do not know what role politics played in his downfall, but his own indiscipline has been acknowledged as a major cause by experts, by critics and even by Vinod himself. So lets not blame Sachin for that. All I will say dear sir is you do not seem to have much against Sachin the cricketer. But you seem still mightily displeased with the man. But as long as the man plays cricket as well as he has done (by the way before you start saying he is not as good any more let me remind you to refer to the other poll where I had given a detailed break-up of his performance in the last 4 years), your views about the man cease to be relevant. I apologize if I appear to be confrontational, but you, too, have been degrading a legend. This is not meant to be a personal attack. So, sorry for any offence caused.
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#21 | 34 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
First the list put up here is hardly a comprehensive list of the greats. If it were a certain Mr. Gary Sobers would not have been missing. The guy is an all time great and probably the most complete cricketer the world has seen. He was a brilliant left arm bat, a magnificent fielder and bowled left arm orthodox spin, left arm chinaman and left arm fast medium!!! He had 235 wickets in Test cricket (a mere 93 Test Matches, mind it), out of which 143 were as a spin bowler and another 92 as a fast medium bowler! He also had 109 catches for good measure. All time great cricketer? This is the man. But since he is not on the list, it has to be Sir Don, simply by virtue of being the best batsman the world has seen.
well b4 the poll started, i wrote their that m talking abt all time great....n that includes tests n one days both......no1 can ignore sir don bradman ever...wherever the word cricket is said he has to b their...so his name has to b in the list...n gary sobers name i dint write coz i was actually talking abt both tests n odi's .....n thats y only my ans is sachin which perfectly fits....if i wud hv talked abt only tests then, sir don n lara both r superb.......
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#22 | 33 days ago

 Just go thru the statistics of Rahul, who won the series at UK, then came and relinquished captaincy, Think of the bowling coach and fielding coaches  kept on daily wages for the years they worked for the team, Venky and Robin, as to Dhoni and Yuvi, you are in Delhi, right, if possible ask Yuvi what was he doing till three in the morning at sea shore before the final game. ?
Great  Sachin ran away from the responsiblity of captaining for very elfish reasons, because he could be the last man standing.               
     Success can be by pulling all down and remain standing, or by taking all with you, be counted as the one who leads by example, both are success. ! Sachin has had big role in pulling down Saurav, Rahul and many others.
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#23 | 33 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
then i wud like to ask you....DO U REMEMBER THE 2 FINALS HE PLAYED AGAINST AUSTRALIA LASTLY.....A CENTURY N 90 ODD RUNS HELPING INDIA TO DEFEAT AUS IN AUS....IN 2008???
 Did it give Championship. ?
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#24 | 33 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
well b4 the poll started, i wrote their that m talking abt all time great....n that includes tests n one days both......no1 can ignore sir don bradman ever...wherever the word cricket is said he has to b their...so his name has to b in the list...n gary sobers name i dint write coz i was actually talking abt both tests n odi's .....n thats y only my ans is sachin which perfectly fits....if i wud hv talked abt only tests then, sir don n lara both r superb.......
Dear tanucute, I do get your point. But if Sir Don is generally accepted as the greatest batsman the game has seen, Sir Gary is also generally accepted as the greatest all-round performer the game has seen. There is another similarity: both were very aggressive cricketers, and experts have often wondered about what they could have done in the shorter version of the game (Sobers was the first to hit all six balls of an over for six in first class cricket and Bradman famously scored a triple century one day of Test Cricket). I do believe Sir Gary Sobers should have been there. But that is my personal opinion. This is your poll, so you have the right to have your own choices.
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#25 | 33 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
 Did it give Championship. ?
Yes.
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#26 | 33 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
 Just go thru the statistics of Rahul, who won the series at UK, then came and relinquished captaincy, Think of the bowling coach and fielding coaches  kept on daily wages for the years they worked for the team, Venky and Robin, as to Dhoni and Yuvi, you are in Delhi, right, if possible ask Yuvi what was he doing till three in the morning at sea shore before the final game. ?
Great  Sachin ran away from the responsiblity of captaining for very elfish reasons, because he could be the last man standing.               
     Success can be by pulling all down and remain standing, or by taking all with you, be counted as the one who leads by example, both are success. ! Sachin has had big role in pulling down Saurav, Rahul and many others.
As I said earlier Raja, please substantiate. Just saying Sachin had a big role in pulling down Saurav, Dravid is slander. Please say in what way, and from where you got this information. I have heard Saurav speak about Sachin in a game show he has been hosting, and he made it absolutely clear their friendship exists and both visit each other's home whenever they are in the respective cities. I do not remember Dravid suggesting anything like that ever. So please explain from where you got this information, and what exactly are you referring to. And please remember not coming out openly in the support of Ganguly or Dravid does not mean that he plotted against him. I say this despite being a die hard Saurav Ganguly fan, and despite respecting Dravid very much.
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#27 | 33 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
 Did it give Championship. ?
yeah! that series was won by india only........dude! check the facts.......u really need to do that......
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#28 | 33 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Dear tanucute, I do get your point. But if Sir Don is generally accepted as the greatest batsman the game has seen, Sir Gary is also generally accepted as the greatest all-round performer the game has seen. There is another similarity: both were very aggressive cricketers, and experts have often wondered about what they could have done in the shorter version of the game (Sobers was the first to hit all six balls of an over for six in first class cricket and Bradman famously scored a triple century one day of Test Cricket). I do believe Sir Gary Sobers should have been there. But that is my personal opinion. This is your poll, so you have the right to have your own choices.
dear....i hv already edited it.....now there is gary sober's name in it....chek it......m not baised....i want it to b the best thats y only i said in the starting if i left out any name u can surely tell n if ill agree ill put that name in the list.....
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#29 | 33 days ago

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dear....i hv already edited it.....now there is gary sober's name in it....chek it......m not baised....i want it to b the best thats y only i said in the starting if i left out any name u can surely tell n if ill agree ill put that name in the list.....
Wonderful dear, as an honest to God Cricket Fan I thank you.
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#30 | 33 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Wonderful dear, as an honest to God Cricket Fan I thank you.
u dont need to thank dear.....as i missed out his name....so, wen i realised...i edited it....hope now my list seems comprehensive to u...hehehe
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#31 | 32 days ago

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yeah! that series was won by india only........dude! check the facts.......u really need to do that......
Series win and championship win is altogether different, and team that performed well won the championship.
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#32 | 32 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
As I said earlier Raja, please substantiate. Just saying Sachin had a big role in pulling down Saurav, Dravid is slander. Please say in what way, and from where you got this information. I have heard Saurav speak about Sachin in a game show he has been hosting, and he made it absolutely clear their friendship exists and both visit each other's home whenever they are in the respective cities. I do not remember Dravid suggesting anything like that ever. So please explain from where you got this information, and what exactly are you referring to. And please remember not coming out openly in the support of Ganguly or Dravid does not mean that he plotted against him. I say this despite being a die hard Saurav Ganguly fan, and despite respecting Dravid very much.
Players have to be politically correct, to survive in the game of life, after cricket.
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#33 | 32 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Series win and championship win is altogether different, and team that performed well won the championship.
Team that performed well won that championship won the championship. Definitely. The VB Series in Australia special because it has a best of 3 finals. India won the first 2 easily and rge 3rd match was not required. Sachin was man of the match in the first having scored a brisk 117 not out and guiding India to the victory. In the second match he scored 91. Apart from Man of the Match Praveen Kumar he was the primary reason for India's victory. By the way, both matches were won quite easily in the end.
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#34 | 32 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Series win and championship win is altogether different, and team that performed well won the championship.
i wud really like 2 knw WHICH CHAMPIONSHIP ur talkin abt?? wen india was playing vb series their...so thats wat they want under their name at the end...n they got it......i don knw wat ur talking abt......
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#35 | 32 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Players have to be politically correct, to survive in the game of life, after cricket.
Please explain. What has this got to do with anything?
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#36 | 31 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Please explain. What has this got to do with anything?
Players in cricket or in life, have to be diplomatic, life is also a game, where diplomacy has its place , not to hurt others, respect other views in life, agree to disagree., is the foundation on which views expressed are views to be viewed, thought over, move on.Love and regards, :-D
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#37 | 31 days ago

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i wud really like 2 knw WHICH CHAMPIONSHIP ur talkin abt?? wen india was playing vb series their...so thats wat they want under their name at the end...n they got it......i don knw wat ur talking abt......
Good, now that you say, you do not know, that is the first place to start, get to know more, then let us have a ball. Love and regards, :-D
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#38 | 31 days ago

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As I said earlier Raja, please substantiate. Just saying Sachin had a big role in pulling down Saurav, Dravid is slander. Please say in what way, and from where you got this information. I have heard Saurav speak about Sachin in a game show he has been hosting, and he made it absolutely clear their friendship exists and both visit each other's home whenever they are in the respective cities. I do not remember Dravid suggesting anything like that ever. So please explain from where you got this information, and what exactly are you referring to. And please remember not coming out openly in the support of Ganguly or Dravid does not mean that he plotted against him. I say this despite being a die hard Saurav Ganguly fan, and despite respecting Dravid very much.
Slander,......! Come on, let us be expressing opinion, and not turn the legalities of expressed opinions, leave it for season II, icon is alright, but idolatry. Admire the performance, but worship the person,, no way. ! Love and regards, :-D
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#39 | 31 days ago

 Firstly cricket is a big time sport since long time..and every time there has been a championship there a person with a record...
It;s really difficult to suggest or decide who is the best one of all times...
#40 | 31 days ago

 there are in fact many plp who hv made records or world records..u guys hv already spoken about it a lol and it's quite interesting  to go through it....
anyways  i admire ur work ...and the way u hv conveyed things ..



#41 | 31 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
i wud really like 2 knw WHICH CHAMPIONSHIP ur talkin abt?? wen india was playing vb series their...so thats wat they want under their name at the end...n they got it......i don knw wat ur talking abt......
Ian Botham
#42 | 31 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Players in cricket or in life, have to be diplomatic, life is also a game, where diplomacy has its place , not to hurt others, respect other views in life, agree to disagree., is the foundation on which views expressed are views to be viewed, thought over, move on.Love and regards, :-D
Last I remember, the argument was about Sachin Tendulkar and politics. Still not very clear what exactly you mean. But it is very close to actually supporting politics in cricket. If so, I beg to differ.
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#43 | 31 days ago

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Good, now that you say, you do not know, that is the first place to start, get to know more, then let us have a ball. Love and regards, :-D
Sorry to interfere in your conversation with tanucute, but did you read my post just above? India won that championship, won it comprehensively, and Mr. Tendulkar had a big role to play in it. Period. These are the facts. And I know them.
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#44 | 31 days ago

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Slander,......! Come on, let us be expressing opinion, and not turn the legalities of expressed opinions, leave it for season II, icon is alright, but idolatry. Admire the performance, but worship the person,, no way. ! Love and regards, :-D
I do not care about legalities. Lets stick to the dictionary meaning of slander: "malicious statement or report without authentication, injurious to a person's reputation" (Cambridge Abridged Dictionary, 2006 edition). That's what I meant. Also expressing opinion is fine. But if you accuse a person (like you had accused Sachin of plotting against Ganguly and Dravid) of something you should have proof to back it up. Otherwise it does appear to be the dictionary definition of 'slander'. Finally, I admire some players, worship none. Rather I would say to you: Acknowledge a player's weakness, don't try to belittle him. Thanks and Regards.
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#45 | 30 days ago

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I do not care about legalities. Lets stick to the dictionary meaning of slander: "malicious statement or report without authentication, injurious to a person's reputation" (Cambridge Abridged Dictionary, 2006 edition). That's what I meant. Also expressing opinion is fine. But if you accuse a person (like you had accused Sachin of plotting against Ganguly and Dravid) of something you should have proof to back it up. Otherwise it does appear to be the dictionary definition of 'slander'. Finally, I admire some players, worship none. Rather I would say to you: Acknowledge a player's weakness, don't try to belittle him. Thanks and Regards.
malice......! You have strong sense of it, and authenticity, subjective discussions can not always be authentic. Accusing is what you are now at, anyway, it is part of the game of sycophancy, isn't it.?Sachin is respected for his performance but it does not make him demi-god, if so why this discussion at all. ?By the way see todays; play for his perfromance in field with bat and also fielding.!
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#46 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Sorry to interfere in your conversation with tanucute, but did you read my post just above? India won that championship, won it comprehensively, and Mr. Tendulkar had a big role to play in it. Period. These are the facts. And I know them.
Booo, no doubt, Tendulkar has big role in cricket, it is time he did his role as mentor to younger players, gave them training to be good in game, right attitude to be on the field, as otherwise we will be having the bad team for cricket in just two more seasons.!Love and regards, :-D
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#47 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Last I remember, the argument was about Sachin Tendulkar and politics. Still not very clear what exactly you mean. But it is very close to actually supporting politics in cricket. If so, I beg to differ.
Opinions are meant to be shared, not necessarily to be agreed with, we can always agree to disagree. ! :-D
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#48 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Last I remember, the argument was about Sachin Tendulkar and politics. Still not very clear what exactly you mean. But it is very close to actually supporting politics in cricket. If so, I beg to differ.
Politics is not such a dirty word, it is there in every aspect of life to survive the life and be fit for life.! love and regards, ;-D
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#49 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Please explain. What has this got to do with anything?
Think for a while about the players after their post cricketing days, can they survive if they speak truth.? Entire establishment would go against them, like they did for Kapil when we went of the Zee adventure of ICL. :-D
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#50 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
malice......! You have strong sense of it, and authenticity, subjective discussions can not always be authentic. Accusing is what you are now at, anyway, it is part of the game of sycophancy, isn't it.?Sachin is respected for his performance but it does not make him demi-god, if so why this discussion at all. ?By the way see todays; play for his perfromance in field with bat and also fielding.!
Accusing it would be if I was speaking without any base. I repeat for the last time, since it is getting monotonous, you have levelled numerous charges against Sachin and given no proof in the support of those charges. That means slander to me. The definition of slander was not created by me, I have just quoted the Camnbridge Dictionary. I have never said Sachin is a demigod. I have accepted he fails sometimes, but he is still the best in business. I have supported this assertion by quoting his performance in terms of runs, in terms of matches he has guided India to victory, in terms of comparison with other batsmen. If you still stick to the same old tape, well, you have decided to turn a blind eye to facts, to truth. Unfortunately for you, nothing you can say is going to make him a lesser player, nothing you can suggest can lessen his importance to the team.
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#51 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Booo, no doubt, Tendulkar has big role in cricket, it is time he did his role as mentor to younger players, gave them training to be good in game, right attitude to be on the field, as otherwise we will be having the bad team for cricket in just two more seasons.!Love and regards, :-D
Dont worry. Sachin knows his responsibilities. It appears you dont really lend an ear to the various interviews sportspeople give. Many cricketers, including Virendra Sehwag, Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina and Virat Kohli, have gone on record saying they have learned much from Sachin, that he always helps. So he is already a mentor. In fact, in a full strength Indian Team, Sachin plays the role of a mentor in batting, while a similar role in bowling is shouldered by Zaheer Khan. And if you are talking about 2 seasons, just hold your horses for that period and rhen, if he is still there, start your propaganda afresh.
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#52 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Politics is not such a dirty word, it is there in every aspect of life to survive the life and be fit for life.! love and regards, ;-D
If you care about Indian sports you should know that politics, regionalism and groupism are the kind of words that have dragged down sports in this country. You feel it is good in some ways? Yes, we definitely have to disagree. I am thankful Sachin has steered clear of that cess-pit.
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#53 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
If you care about Indian sports you should know that politics, regionalism and groupism are the kind of words that have dragged down sports in this country. You feel it is good in some ways? Yes, we definitely have to disagree. I am thankful Sachin has steered clear of that cess-pit.
Politics is about managing the resources well for all the citizens, with out discrimination, without fear or favour on the basis of faith, creed and region. That is not happening, as we are still divided on each of these divisive issues, so bad or lack of governance.
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#54 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Think for a while about the players after their post cricketing days, can they survive if they speak truth.? Entire establishment would go against them, like they did for Kapil when we went of the Zee adventure of ICL. :-D
I guess I was the first one in this forum to point out the mistreatment meted out to Kapil. So, yes, I remember that episode. And as far as speaking the truth is concerned, alot of players, Ganguly for example, do speak their mind. The administration is wary of them. But that hardly slows them down. India, anyway, is known for our belittling of our sporting icons. Be it a Kapil, be it a P.T.Usha, or be it, as in this case a Sachin Tendulkar.
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#55 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Dont worry. Sachin knows his responsibilities. It appears you dont really lend an ear to the various interviews sportspeople give. Many cricketers, including Virendra Sehwag, Rohit Sharma, Suresh Raina and Virat Kohli, have gone on record saying they have learned much from Sachin, that he always helps. So he is already a mentor. In fact, in a full strength Indian Team, Sachin plays the role of a mentor in batting, while a similar role in bowling is shouldered by Zaheer Khan. And if you are talking about 2 seasons, just hold your horses for that period and rhen, if he is still there, start your propaganda afresh.
Why should I worry, i leave it for those who idolise humans as gods, when they are not, as to Sachin, he will be there till the last of the cricket, to be in the team is the butter and jam and all the cream.! So many labels on his team dress even as ball boy or twelth man.!
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#56 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Accusing it would be if I was speaking without any base. I repeat for the last time, since it is getting monotonous, you have levelled numerous charges against Sachin and given no proof in the support of those charges. That means slander to me. The definition of slander was not created by me, I have just quoted the Camnbridge Dictionary. I have never said Sachin is a demigod. I have accepted he fails sometimes, but he is still the best in business. I have supported this assertion by quoting his performance in terms of runs, in terms of matches he has guided India to victory, in terms of comparison with other batsmen. If you still stick to the same old tape, well, you have decided to turn a blind eye to facts, to truth. Unfortunately for you, nothing you can say is going to make him a lesser player, nothing you can suggest can lessen his importance to the team.
No doubt he WAS a good player, now he is good as mentor, it is time too. !
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#57 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Politics is about managing the resources well for all the citizens, with out discrimination, without fear or favour on the basis of faith, creed and region. That is not happening, as we are still divided on each of these divisive issues, so bad or lack of governance.
Yeah, right. And whatever that is it should stay in the arena that is known as the political system. If it goes out of the sports in this country we would do better.
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#58 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Sorry to interfere in your conversation with tanucute, but did you read my post just above? India won that championship, won it comprehensively, and Mr. Tendulkar had a big role to play in it. Period. These are the facts. And I know them.
Knowing what one knows, knowing one that one does not know is the dilemmas of life................!
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#59 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
No doubt he WAS a good player, now he is good as mentor, it is time too. !
He was, and still is, a good player. And yes, he is also a good mentor. Sorry! Nothing you can do about it!
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#60 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Knowing what one knows, knowing one that one does not know is the dilemmas of life................!
Great philosophical comment!!! Says nothing, explains nothing, just repeats what is already known.
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#61 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Why should I worry, i leave it for those who idolise humans as gods, when they are not, as to Sachin, he will be there till the last of the cricket, to be in the team is the butter and jam and all the cream.! So many labels on his team dress even as ball boy or twelth man.!
Ah! a typical comment from you! Just tell me one thing, why don't you steer clear of the facts presented to you? Because those facts do not suit your purpose, or because they are too complicated?????
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#62 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Knowing what one knows, knowing one that one does not know is the dilemmas of life................!
Starts with nothing, ends up in nothing, that is the simple truth............. of life.
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#63 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
He was, and still is, a good player. And yes, he is also a good mentor. Sorry! Nothing you can do about it!
Sorry, for what, it is your opinion, which I respect, you are entitled to yours, I have mine. :-D
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#64 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Ah! a typical comment from you! Just tell me one thing, why don't you steer clear of the facts presented to you? Because those facts do not suit your purpose, or because they are too complicated?????
Simple and complicity go hand in hand. :-D
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#65 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Yeah, right. And whatever that is it should stay in the arena that is known as the political system. If it goes out of the sports in this country we would do better.
Bit change is the only constant.
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#66 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
I guess I was the first one in this forum to point out the mistreatment meted out to Kapil. So, yes, I remember that episode. And as far as speaking the truth is concerned, alot of players, Ganguly for example, do speak their mind. The administration is wary of them. But that hardly slows them down. India, anyway, is known for our belittling of our sporting icons. Be it a Kapil, be it a P.T.Usha, or be it, as in this case a Sachin Tendulkar.
Well, when I rated Kapil as the best captain ever of Indian team of cricket, for his efforts to make the team believe in themselves, it was PQd. ! it does not matter. Had then made the other fall guy, Hansie.
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#67 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Starts with nothing, ends up in nothing, that is the simple truth............. of life.
Philosophy, yet again!
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#68 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Sorry, for what, it is your opinion, which I respect, you are entitled to yours, I have mine. :-D
Difference: I give the reasons why I have that opinion. You refuse to do that. And that is all I have been requesting you to do.
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#69 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Well, when I rated Kapil as the best captain ever of Indian team of cricket, for his efforts to make the team believe in themselves, it was PQd. ! it does not matter. Had then made the other fall guy, Hansie.
I rate Kapil among the top 3 captains of this country. But Hansie???? Come on!!! You have every right to love Hansie. But when did he captain India?????????????????
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#70 | 30 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
I rate Kapil among the top 3 captains of this country. But Hansie???? Come on!!! You have every right to love Hansie. But when did he captain India?????????????????
Best cricketer and captain, honest one at that,of S.A, not like the political mean brat, now a member of parliament.!
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#71 | 30 days ago

man with avg near 100 is best
no doubt abt it...:)
most 200's & 300's
thats the great donald bradman.....
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#72 | 30 days ago

i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
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#73 | 30 days ago

lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
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#74 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Best cricketer and captain, honest one at that,of S.A, not like the political mean brat, now a member of parliament.!
i do not want to belittle his achievements as a player (though very frankly, they do not suggest that he is an all-time great). I will not even speak of his honesty despite the fact that confession does not acquit anyone of a crime. And since he died in a plane crash on 1st June 2002. I do not know who you refer to as a member of parliament.
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#75 | 30 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
Best cricketer and captain, honest one at that,of S.A, not like the political mean brat, now a member of parliament.!
I'll again say this. If you back up a claim by facts, I will acknowledge it. Whether it is in accordance with my personal beliefs or nor. Till now, in your case, that has not happened.
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#76 | 30 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
whatever sachin is the best
#77 | 30 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
oh really!! he is the one player who speaks the least ...n never makes issue out of nothing.....
n my dear friend if a person who is playing on 248 n has only 2 runs left to make it 250...it hardly takes time....wats the problem if he gets another 2-3 balls to finish it.......?
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#78 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
Just for the record, every expert in the world were shocked when Lara, as a captain, delayed the declaration indeterminately so that he could get to the 400. West Indies were left, in the end, with no time to win the match. 248 not out to 250? Seems there is a lot of precedent for that.
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#79 | 29 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
oh really!! he is the one player who speaks the least ...n never makes issue out of nothing.....
n my dear friend if a person who is playing on 248 n has only 2 runs left to make it 250...it hardly takes time....wats the problem if he gets another 2-3 balls to finish it.......?
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#80 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
Sachin Tendulakar is the best cricketer of all time
#81 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
Lara was stylish player....
no one tell about his....
he was good captain
#82 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
hai
#83 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
hai
#84 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
i think sachin is da best
#85 | 29 days ago

Hansie Cronje
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#86 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
i think sewag is best
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#87 | 29 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
I rate Kapil among the top 3 captains of this country. But Hansie???? Come on!!! You have every right to love Hansie. But when did he captain India?????????????????
Discussions got mixed up, one about best cricketer and another about indian best........!
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#88 | 29 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
oh really!! he is the one player who speaks the least ...n never makes issue out of nothing.....
n my dear friend if a person who is playing on 248 n has only 2 runs left to make it 250...it hardly takes time....wats the problem if he gets another 2-3 balls to finish it.......?
cricket is team game ....not a individual game.....
india's win is important...
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#89 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
cricket is team game ....not a individual game.....
india's win is important...
of course sachin
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#90 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
cricket is team game ....not a individual game.....
india's win is important...
Of course, yes. But please look at the stats and you may be shocked to find how many matches Sachin has won for India. But, yes, cricket is a team game and just having Sachin cannot lead India to winning consistently. For that an entire line-up of quality cricketers is needed.
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#91 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
lara is also a good player....
when hayden brerak his record of 375 to 380......
no one belive he will break it.....
but the great Brain charles lara breaks it to 400* with in days...
that is class of a player......
ALL TIME FAVOURITE IS GANGULY
#92 | 29 days ago

ramontop wrote:
ALL TIME FAVOURITE IS GANGULY
i am also ganguly fan ya
#93 | 29 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Of course, yes. But please look at the stats and you may be shocked to find how many matches Sachin has won for India. But, yes, cricket is a team game and just having Sachin cannot lead India to winning consistently. For that an entire line-up of quality cricketers is needed.
i dont think sachin is a match winner....
he scores lots runs for india thats sure....
but it is not help for india........
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#94 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248* is best... if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team.... not play for himself
#95 | 29 days ago

svky08 wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248* is best... if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team.... not play for himself
am totally agree with u
mark taylor declared his team when he is 334*...the distance very less at that time, 375 of lara...
he declared for his team....that is team spirit
salutes u taylor
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#96 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i dont think sachin is a match winner....
he scores lots runs for india thats sure....
but it is not help for india........
Sorry to dissapoint you, but stats don't support you. Either on this poll, or on another poll named Should Sachin Retire from International Cricket, I had provided the relevant data. That included the number of times he has stayed till the end to guide India to victory, and the percentage of matches India has won when Sachin scored a century. Both are very high figures I can assure you.
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#97 | 29 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
Sorry to dissapoint you, but stats don't support you. Either on this poll, or on another poll named Should Sachin Retire from International Cricket, I had provided the relevant data. That included the number of times he has stayed till the end to guide India to victory, and the percentage of matches India has won when Sachin scored a century. Both are very high figures I can assure you.
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#98 | 29 days ago

 if u had included hanse cronje y don't u include Azharuddin. He may qualify and one step ahead of most of the players u had included. If no corruption, he is best player
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#99 | 29 days ago

 if anybody say sachin because of huge runs and lot of records, please note that Don has not played as much as sachin. if we talk about all forms of game,  sachin has not played T20 internationals more than once. So I would suggest best player who played all forms of cricket is Virendar Shewag and Mathew Hayden
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#100 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i dont think sachin is a match winner....
he scores lots runs for india thats sure....
but it is not help for india........
Sachin....................
#101 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i dont think sachin is a match winner....
he scores lots runs for india thats sure....
but it is not help for india........
fsd jfsa jlfsa jreamesh sildhare
#102 | 29 days ago

vishnukrishna05 wrote:
Sachin....................
hi how r u?
#103 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
 is this truth.did sachin really cry for his 250.please do reply
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#104 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
ms dhoni
#105 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Rahul Dravid
#106 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Michael Bevan is the greatest all rounder and a matchwinner for australian cricket
#107 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
cricket is team game ....not a individual game.....
india's win is important...
cricket is a team game...but dont 4get wen all individuals meet...play 4 and with each other...then only u win this GAME.....
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#108 | 29 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
cricket is team game ....not a individual game.....
india's win is important...
ur quite right
#109 | 29 days ago

Of course Sachin is best! The others are  also as rock solid as Sachin but  not in all form of games, when it comes to all round performance against quality opponents it is only Sachin. 
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#110 | 28 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Match winner, right. but all rounder?!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#111 | 28 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
brain lara
#112 | 28 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
agree!!!!
#113 | 28 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
cricket is a team game...but dont 4get wen all individuals meet...play 4 and with each other...then only u win this GAME.....
sachin tendulkar
#114 | 28 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i dont think sachin is a match winner....
he scores lots runs for india thats sure....
but it is not help for india........
hiiiiiiiiiiiii
#115 | 28 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
cricket is a team game...but dont 4get wen all individuals meet...play 4 and with each other...then only u win this GAME.....
RIGHT MY BE
#116 | 27 days ago

manju_suresh wrote:
 is this truth.did sachin really cry for his 250.please do reply
The statement is a hyperbole. Sachin was 248 not out vs. bangladesh at Dhaka on December 12, 2004 when, typically, he ran out of partners. Sachin came off with disappointment showing on his face. Naturally. But he definitely did not cry. In fact, no one has ever seen Sachin cry. On or off the field.
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#117 | 27 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
The statement is a hyperbole. Sachin was 248 not out vs. bangladesh at Dhaka on December 12, 2004 when, typically, he ran out of partners. Sachin came off with disappointment showing on his face. Naturally. But he definitely did not cry. In fact, no one has ever seen Sachin cry. On or off the field.
thanks a lot
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#118 | 27 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
The statement is a hyperbole. Sachin was 248 not out vs. bangladesh at Dhaka on December 12, 2004 when, typically, he ran out of partners. Sachin came off with disappointment showing on his face. Naturally. But he definitely did not cry. In fact, no one has ever seen Sachin cry. On or off the field.
ur absolutely true.....
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#119 | 27 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
The statement is a hyperbole. Sachin was 248 not out vs. bangladesh at Dhaka on December 12, 2004 when, typically, he ran out of partners. Sachin came off with disappointment showing on his face. Naturally. But he definitely did not cry. In fact, no one has ever seen Sachin cry. On or off the field.
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#120 | 27 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
adam gilchrist
#121 | 26 days ago

mprakash22 wrote:
adam gilchrist
i think u need to think this thru!!
#122 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
sachin tendulkar
#123 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
sachin
#124 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
all the best and tack care
#125 | 26 days ago

nishak080 wrote:
all the best and tack care
Reply to mmaheshmk's comment...sir don breadmen, brain lara, sachin tendulkar
#126 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
sachin always
#127 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Of course Sachin.......
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#128 | 26 days ago

I HAVE WRITTEN AN ARTICLE  "To all those who idolize the genius named “SACHIN TENDULKAR”!!!
if u do idolize sachin...do read this......n if ur 1 of the persons who think that y pple idolize him....then plz have a look at it.....
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#129 | 26 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
sanath jayasuriya
#130 | 17 days ago

Shamudra wrote:
Match winner, right. but all rounder?!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Isn't he a allrounder? over 20000 runs in ODI and Test and over 500 wkt
#131 | 16 days ago

love_nadal wrote:
yes, sachin is the best of all time.
no doubt
yes,really no doubt.........thanx
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#132 | 16 days ago

i wud like all pple to think again after his 175 run inninigs who had doubts about him....
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#133 | 15 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
i wud like all pple to think again after his 175 run inninigs who had doubts about him....
Kapil DEV
#134 | 15 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
i wud like all pple to think again after his 175 run inninigs who had doubts about him....
ya! he proved it all ova again
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#135 | 15 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
i wud like all pple to think again after his 175 run inninigs who had doubts about him....
but india lose again
fail against Aus A team
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#136 | 14 days ago

raja_starkglass wrote:
The answer is in your response, twenty years in game, records of century per year, stats are only that, nothing more. Logic can be used to twisted arguments.One day match is butter, T.20 is deluxe seven star food, test match is bread. !
i agree fully to your comments and tell me how many of his record making performance actually helped his team to win just by his superb performance? very few . when you are a legendary player you should be responible to pass on talents but  Ihave not seen even one player comming close enough to that ability. I fell he is making sure that nobody becomes as good as him ot replace him but in a team like australia when a legendary player plays he also grooms a new player that when he retairs the team does not become week thats why they are worlds best team it does not depend on one player but sachin is making sure nobody becomes a replacement for him  and will have aplace in the team always. i feel sehwag is better than sachin as all his good knocks are winning performance for the team.without legendary players indian team almost became a world beating team under Dhoni. now again with sachin 's and company in the team the teams performance is not a new story "loosing from a winning position"
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#137 | 14 days ago

hold on nobody is degrading sachin but we says sachin is good but not that great to be highlighted you ignore the other players who had done better in situations for the team what about the 180 knock of sachin in the india aus match when he ditched india by a bad shot when he was set  and only little more to do and you know that after him no more regular batsman to follow unforegivable
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#138 | 14 days ago

hold on nobody is degrading sachin but we says sachin is good but not that great to be highlighted you ignore the other players who had done better in situations for the team what about the 180 knock of sachin in the india aus match when he ditched india by a bad shot when he was set  and only little more to do and you know that after him no more regular batsman to follow unforegivable
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#139 | 14 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
but india lose again
fail against Aus A team
Yeah. To quote Mr.Gavaskar, "It was shameful." But if this is in context to Sachin Tendulkar, please also note his recommended bitter pill for Team India's sickness: "Send young guns like Ravindra Jadeja , Suresh Raina and Ishant Sharma back to domestic Cricket. They have a lot to learn about the pressures in Cricket. There is a lot wrong with them when it comes to temperament." Actually, I believe India's series loss has a lot more to do with strategy and team conditioning. And, yes, unfortunately, I am starting to miss Saurav Ganguly's skills and combative nature at the helm. For some time now India has been winning matches on the basis of brilliant performances by individuals. Even in this series twice Dhoni batted brilliantly and once Yuvraj was on song. That resulted in 2 comfortable victories. Another time Sachin's 175 took them close to a mammoth target. But India fell short because of little support from the rest of the team. Also, in general, the performance of the bowlers was mediocre at best. The team seems to rely on Zaheer Khan's ability too much. And since the Champion's trophy Zaheer's absence has meant that the Indian bowling line-up has not won a single match for the country. Finally, decision making - the 6th ODI in Guwahati was a shocker. If we chose to bat hoping to take advantage of conditions suiting spinners later in the day, why was there only one specialist spinner in the team? What was Amit Mishra doing on the sidelines? Surely he is no cheergirl whose job-role is 'inspiring' the team from the side lines. And still on a helpful wicket he was not included.Also consider this: it was an early start at Guwahati. In fact, Guwahati is India's eastern-most International Stadium capable of hosting cricket matches. So starts here are earlier than anywhere else in the country. That meant the ball would do a bit early on. And as far as I remember India has always been considered better against spin than genuine swing bowling under helpful conditions. The logic of the decision to bat first cost India dear. Needless to say that was not the only reason, but definitely it contributed. The onus lies not just with Dhoni because in India, especially in a home series, it has been a tradition that the selectors present in the ground, of course, the coach, and even some board officials are very proactive in matters of picking the team and the decision of batting first/second, etc. Any which way, I am hoping for a better result in the Test series versus Sri Lanka, and not just because it is not Australia. Basically I have believed for sometime now that rankings notwithstanding India has a stronger Test Team. The presence oF Dravid and Laxman gives the batting much more depth. Given that it is a 5 day game India perforce has to go in with 2 specialist spinners. And yes, in the context of this series, Zaheer Khan is expected to return.
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#140 | 14 days ago

Bijubhai wrote:
hold on nobody is degrading sachin but we says sachin is good but not that great to be highlighted you ignore the other players who had done better in situations for the team what about the 180 knock of sachin in the india aus match when he ditched india by a bad shot when he was set  and only little more to do and you know that after him no more regular batsman to follow unforegivable
Sachin is good
but not best
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#141 | 14 days ago

Bijubhai wrote:
i agree fully to your comments and tell me how many of his record making performance actually helped his team to win just by his superb performance? very few . when you are a legendary player you should be responible to pass on talents but  Ihave not seen even one player comming close enough to that ability. I fell he is making sure that nobody becomes as good as him ot replace him but in a team like australia when a legendary player plays he also grooms a new player that when he retairs the team does not become week thats why they are worlds best team it does not depend on one player but sachin is making sure nobody becomes a replacement for him  and will have aplace in the team always. i feel sehwag is better than sachin as all his good knocks are winning performance for the team.without legendary players indian team almost became a world beating team under Dhoni. now again with sachin 's and company in the team the teams performance is not a new story "loosing from a winning position"
Dear Bijubhai, you are probably the 4th or 5th person I am saying this to. Either on this topic, or on another one named "Should Sachin retire from International Cricket?" I had provided the exact data of what percentage of Sachin's successes lead to a success for India. Please cross-check that data before jumping to conclusions. There are a couple of other things I would like to point out: One, none of the young guns in the team made any significant contribution in this series. In fact none even seem to have the stomach for a fight. I do not think these guys are any readiness to "replace Sachin." Two, it is rather ironic that you mentioned Virendra Sehwag. He was in wonderful touch in this series, got starts in 5 of the 6 matches played till now, and ended up getting out to rash stroke-play in every match. Sunil Gavaskar and Ravi Shashtri have been livid about what they call "lack of responsibility in a senior player." There is no doubt in my mind that Sehwag is a proven matchwinner. But to come close to Sachin he has to temper his belligerence with caution.
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#142 | 14 days ago

Bijubhai wrote:
hold on nobody is degrading sachin but we says sachin is good but not that great to be highlighted you ignore the other players who had done better in situations for the team what about the 180 knock of sachin in the india aus match when he ditched india by a bad shot when he was set  and only little more to do and you know that after him no more regular batsman to follow unforegivable
You mean 175, not 180. Anyway, why was it unforgiveable for Sachin? Why was it forgiveable for Sehwag who yet again played a rash stroke? Why was it forgiveable for Yuvraj who got out comically in that match, and yes, in the next match too? Why was it forgiveable for Gambhir to play a stroke which had to clear the boundary over thirdman or else there was a fielder waiting for a catch? Why was it forgiveable for Ravindra Jadeja, a supposedly 'regular batsman' who was still there when Sachin got out, to go for a non-existent single and run himself out for the second time in 2 matches? Do not forget that Praveen Kumar had been batting well throughout the series. He did his bit even in that match. If Jadeja had not decided to commit suicide India would have won.
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#143 | 14 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Sachin is good
but not best
If you are referring to best in the context of 'all time great' I agree cautiously. But still, he is one of the best ever.
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#144 | 14 days ago

aritragupta wrote:
You mean 175, not 180. Anyway, why was it unforgiveable for Sachin? Why was it forgiveable for Sehwag who yet again played a rash stroke? Why was it forgiveable for Yuvraj who got out comically in that match, and yes, in the next match too? Why was it forgiveable for Gambhir to play a stroke which had to clear the boundary over thirdman or else there was a fielder waiting for a catch? Why was it forgiveable for Ravindra Jadeja, a supposedly 'regular batsman' who was still there when Sachin got out, to go for a non-existent single and run himself out for the second time in 2 matches? Do not forget that Praveen Kumar had been batting well throughout the series. He did his bit even in that match. If Jadeja had not decided to commit suicide India would have won.
yes 175 is a good innings no doubt abt it
but all says it is one of the great innings
am not agree with this
there are lot of great innings are there
and sachin is not the best player in that match
am not agree with this MOM
S watson scores 93 from 89 balls
and crucial 3 wikets,he contributed more in this match......
and sachins innings is not a match winning innings.....and it is a good innings thats all..if cricket is an individual game,surely it is one of the best innings
otherwise dnt tell like that.........
according to me,sachin is not and never an all time best cricketer
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#145 | 14 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
i wud like all pple to think again after his 175 run inninigs who had doubts about him....

u still think it is one of the best innings
some best innings in ODI according to me
IVA richards  189* WI 272/9  69.48% WI won by104 runs
K dev 175* IND 266/8 65.78% Ind won by 31 runs
S jayasuriya 189 SL 299/5 63.21% SL won by 245 runs
S anwar 194 Pak 327/5 59.32% Pak won by 35 runs
S ganguly 153* 261/5 58.62% Ind won by 14 runs
list continued
these are match winnings innings also in these matches batsmens have god's own hand
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#146 | 14 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:

u still think it is one of the best innings
some best innings in ODI according to me
IVA richards  189* WI 272/9  69.48% WI won by104 runs
K dev 175* IND 266/8 65.78% Ind won by 31 runs
S jayasuriya 189 SL 299/5 63.21% SL won by 245 runs
S anwar 194 Pak 327/5 59.32% Pak won by 35 runs
S ganguly 153* 261/5 58.62% Ind won by 14 runs
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these are match winnings innings also in these matches batsmens have god's own hand
wat maaters to me at the end of the day is wat pple who belong to cricket feternity.....n an australian cricketer, ricky pointing said that this is the best 1 day innings he has ever seen n pple who play cricket's verdict is more imp than nyone else....
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#147 | 14 days ago

Sachin Tendulkar is the best player of all time
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#148 | 13 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
yes 175 is a good innings no doubt abt it
but all says it is one of the great innings
am not agree with this
there are lot of great innings are there
and sachin is not the best player in that match
am not agree with this MOM
S watson scores 93 from 89 balls
and crucial 3 wikets,he contributed more in this match......
and sachins innings is not a match winning innings.....and it is a good innings thats all..if cricket is an individual game,surely it is one of the best innings
otherwise dnt tell like that.........
according to me,sachin is not and never an all time best cricketer
Dear Mahesh I very much doubt whether even Mr. Shane Watson agrees with your assessment. Frankly I do not even believe this is Sachin's best innings ever. But it definitely is a magnificent innings in every respect. As far as 'match winning innings' goes, the Man of the Match is given to the best performer in the match, not to the best player from the winning team. Sachin was rightly awarded because he single handedly took India close to an improbable target.  And of course Cricket is a team game. That is why India lost despite Sachin's Herculean effort - no one else contributed. But Cricket, while a team game, depends on individual performances. What is a team effort other than a series of good performances by a number of players in a team. And no one really needs to prove whether Sachin is one of the best ever or not. Whether he is the best is another question altogether. My view is Sir Garfield Sobers.
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#149 | 13 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:

u still think it is one of the best innings
some best innings in ODI according to me
IVA richards  189* WI 272/9  69.48% WI won by104 runs
K dev 175* IND 266/8 65.78% Ind won by 31 runs
S jayasuriya 189 SL 299/5 63.21% SL won by 245 runs
S anwar 194 Pak 327/5 59.32% Pak won by 35 runs
S ganguly 153* 261/5 58.62% Ind won by 14 runs
list continued
these are match winnings innings also in these matches batsmens have god's own hand
If whether the team won or not is the only criteria I was hoping to see Sachin's innings in that famous Sharjah final versus Australia. Unfortunately you did not.  If you want I can actually give you the scorecard of that match if due to some reasons you missed it. But trust me if only winning was the criteria most of Sunil Gavaskar's innings were useless. If India has a litany of inconsistent peformers Sachin is not to blame. Anyway, I found a very interesting article on Sachin in the Times you may like. I will try to post the link by tomorrow and let you know. I will love to have your response about it.
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#150 | 13 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
i never think, tha man who cried in the ground for his 250 when he is 248*  is best...
if a player is best,,,he will sacrifice for his team....
not play for himself
 thats true..!very true..!
#151 | 13 days ago

adharshdz wrote:
 thats true..!very true..!
he never cried......jus don say things acc to ur own thinking n not wat the facts r..... 
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#152 | 12 days ago

adharshdz wrote:
 thats true..!very true..!
Adharsh ji, you did not read my reply to the comment you referred to. I can, since you definitely did not watch that match, refer you to the YouTube link of the alleged incident. But it is my earnest request to you not to make a comment without confirming the facts.
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#153 | 12 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:

u still think it is one of the best innings
some best innings in ODI according to me
IVA richards  189* WI 272/9  69.48% WI won by104 runs
K dev 175* IND 266/8 65.78% Ind won by 31 runs
S jayasuriya 189 SL 299/5 63.21% SL won by 245 runs
S anwar 194 Pak 327/5 59.32% Pak won by 35 runs
S ganguly 153* 261/5 58.62% Ind won by 14 runs
list continued
these are match winnings innings also in these matches batsmens have god's own hand
Mahesh ji, I just finished cross-checking and this is what I found. As per your first criteria (% of run scored) this is the 8th best innings in cases where the batsman in question has scored a century. Please also note the data you yourself provided very carefully - all the innings you mention were played batting first. This is not a coincidence. Scoring runs with a mountain of runs to climb is much more difficult. Just for the record, in terms of % of runs scored when the batsman has scored a century, and the team is batting second, this is the second best of all times.
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#154 | 11 days ago

mmaheshmk wrote:
Sachin is good
but not best
ya he is good and actually he is best but .....at his time . he has done right work on anytime . because he has made everytime right.
#155 | 11 days ago

sachin ROCkssssss
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#156 | 10 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
acc to me it is sachin tendulkar, as i said i am talking about evry aspect of the game.......there is nothing which is need to be said about his batting...all the achievements n records speak of it......n he has really been a handy bowler in many situations 4 his country......more than 70 of the cricketing records are on his name.......

well, but what makes him  THE ALL TIME BEST is his CONSISTENCY.......despite of carrying the pressure of a country like INDIA on his shoulder n still PERFORMING after almost 2 DECADES in the cricket world......is the toughest thing, no one can do this....BUT HE HAS DONE IT.....n he's continuing to do so.....

while comparing him with sir don bradman & brain lara(THE BESTS)....wat makes SACHIN STAND OUT is his consistent performance in BOTH- ODI as well as TESTS.......
i wonder why kapil dev doesn't figure? great fitness, consistency, all rounder as well as a great leader i feel he should rank with the greats especially since he was playing in a really mediocre team with the likes of yashpal sharma!
#157 | 10 days ago

tanucute2002 wrote:
acc to me it is sachin tendulkar, as i said i am talking about evry aspect of the game.......there is nothing which is need to be said about his batting...all the achievements n records speak of it......n he has really been a handy bowler in many situations 4 his country......more than 70 of the cricketing records are on his name.......

well, but what makes him  THE ALL TIME BEST is his CONSISTENCY.......despite of carrying the pressure of a country like INDIA on his shoulder n still PERFORMING after almost 2 DECADES in the cricket world......is the toughest thing, no one can do this....BUT HE HAS DONE IT.....n he's continuing to do so.....

while comparing him with sir don bradman & brain lara(THE BESTS)....wat makes SACHIN STAND OUT is his consistent performance in BOTH- ODI as well as TESTS.......
i wonder why kapil dev doesn't figure? great fitness, consistency, all rounder as well as a great leader i feel he should rank with the greats especially since he was playing in a really mediocre team with the likes of yashpal sharma!
#158 | 10 days ago

nithinonithin wrote:
sachin tendulkar
God is on crease for almost 20 years,so no doubt "SACHIN"is the best cricketer of all time.
#159 | 10 days ago

rashmitikku wrote:
i wonder why kapil dev doesn't figure? great fitness, consistency, all rounder as well as a great leader i feel he should rank with the greats especially since he was playing in a really mediocre team with the likes of yashpal sharma!
well....he had been match winners in some occasions...really imp one...no doubt....but he was never a player whom pple regard as the greatest player...yeah as a caption...he surely is one of the greatest of our country....
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#160 | 7 days ago

ABHINAV_VISHNU wrote:
Rahul Dravid
sachin tendulkar
#161 | 4 days ago

ramesh_sildhare wrote:
hi how r u?
fine n u
#162 | 4 days ago

achu1919 wrote:
sachin tendulkar
yups....sachin all the way....
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