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Tendulkar Autobiography Thread
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Top_Cat
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Dunno, Chappelli has form for carpark confrontations.....
Burgey
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Imagine how bad it was for them having to watch what passed for his captaincy.
OverratedSanity
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Haha that tour was the start of Tendulkar's awesome run in the next 3 years. How brilliant was he on that tour, though? Easily his best series performance imo.
weldone
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It's not so easy mate. He's had more than 10 ridiculously good series in the Subcontinent. Yes, among the tours outside the subcontinent this was one of his best. But some other tough tours in SA, Aus and WI were equally good.
1. 2010 SA tour vs Steyn and co.
HowSTAT! Test Cricket - Sachin Tendulkar - Progressive Batting
2. 1999 Aus tour, when you consider Australia's bowling attack and India's pathetic team on that tour - getting the Man of the Series was special
HowSTAT! Test Cricket - Sachin Tendulkar - Progressive Batting
3. His first Australia tour is often forgotten. It's quite special for an 18-year old batsman to score 2 centuries in his first Australia tour - that too one is Perth!
HowSTAT! Test Cricket - Sachin Tendulkar - Progressive Batting
4. This series in WI against Ambrose, Walsh and Bishop is often forgotten because he didn't score any centuries. But he had 3 80+ scores. Although it includes the Barbados nightmare.
HowSTAT! Test Cricket - Sachin Tendulkar - Progressive Batting
I didn't mention some very good NZ tours.
I also kept some 2-match series out for this.
I didn't mention 1996 tour to England, as that was against an opposition I don't rate very highly.
I didn't mention the 2003 Aus tour as well, as Sydney test was the only one he really dominated and there were no McGrath and Warne.
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weldone
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What's your problem?
If bankers actually were as competent at maths as their job description would imply, I'd make the obligatory pencil joke right about now.
Instead, however, I'm going to point out how this thread has turned to utter **** (not that it was anything other than a giant turd to begin with), and that if you all continue to bait, troll and attack one another I'm going to get all banhammer-y (and when I say that, it does include you weldone, so don't continue the ****ing ****fight, k).
OverratedSanity
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I have no idea what this is.
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
A really **** post.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
Having a crack at Gilchrist in the heat of battle about his walking and then appealing, I can understand.
Having a crack at Gilchrist, not just by Sachin but by others, on being a hypocrite when in a measured environment such as writing a book just comes off really poorly to me.
Having a crack at Gilchrist, not just by Sachin but by others, on being a hypocrite when in a measured environment such as writing a book just comes off really poorly to me.
