Hey guys🤗
I have a discussion for you guys to tell what u think.
Is it right to blame Sachin Tendulkar?
Here's an article i found and then some of my opinions and questions for u guys to answer:
| I am shattered beyond words: Sachin Tendulkar |
| New Delhi, April 04: The split in Indian cricket is now evident with veteran player Sachin Tendulkar coming head on against coach Greg Chappell's remarks. In an interview to a newspaper Tendulkar said, "No coach had ever criticised my attitude even in passing." He also added "I have never felt so bad in my entire career". "I've given my heart and my soul for 17 years. No coach had mentioned even in passing that my attitude was not correct," the 33-year-old batsman was quoted as saying in a newspaper on Wednesday. "Cricket has been my life for all these years and will always be." Local media on Tuesday quoted sources close to the India coach as saying that Chappell was to raise the issue of the attitude of top players at the national board's meeting later this week. "Tell me, the world has gone on talking about all this (our defeat and exit) but has anybody spared a thought for us? Did they try to find out what we have been going through?" Tendulkar said. "I am shattered beyond words and I feel helpless. I've never felt so bad in my entire career." The 1983 winners crashed out in the first round of the event after losing two out of three group matches, to Bangladesh and former champions Sri Lanka. Irate fans and a number of former players have called for the axe to fall on captain Rahul Dravid and Chappell, while senior players are also under fire. Even Tendulkar may not escape the wrath of the cricket-crazy fans. A majority of the respondents to polls being conducted by private television channels want him to retire. Darling of Indian households since making his debut as a curly-haired 16-year-old in 1989, Tendulkar flopped against Bangladesh and Sri Lanka and managed only a half century against Bermuda. "No matter how many tests or one-day series you win, nothing else even comes close to a World Cup triumph. The World Cup was our passion, our collective goal, our dream and that has been shattered. We all are terribly disappointed over it," he said. "Again, it's not that we are defending ourselves. We do realise that we played badly and, as a team, we take full responsibility for that. But what hurt us most is if the coach has questioned our attitude." The two-day board meeting, beginning on Friday, is expected to decide the future of several senior members of the World Cup team and coach Chappell. Bureau Report |
Source:https://www.zeenews.com/articles.asp?aid=363795&sid=SPO&a mp;a mp;a mp;ssid=88
If I was asked about this I would only say that its wrong to blame Sachin and I dont think we can blame the Indian team for not playing well.When they win then there is no issue or no problem but when they loose there's a big issue created. Why do this?Why blame them for no reason?yes, i know that they lost and got out of the World Cup in the First place but dont u guys agree with this fact that when there is winning then there has to be loosing.
Some Questions for u guys:
- Or Is it just the Media who is making a big deal?
I think that is it from me. Lets keep going with this Discussion and face the truth. Please keep it clean.😊
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