Re: Manjrekar has a go at Tendulkar

by embee Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:14

Batman wrote:
doremi wrote:Money talks. Hayden said so.

"There's a lot of stupid money flying around, and it's money that makes the world go round."
Matthew Hoggard on the Indian Premier League

Nice.

Either Hoggard had a sex change operation or he changed his name to Hayden, hoping to steal the Aussies test record?

Nice.

Vikas speaks fluent Horrie

by horace Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:27

embee wrote:
Batman wrote:
doremi wrote:Money talks. Hayden said so.

"There's a lot of stupid money flying around, and it's money that makes the world go round."
Matthew Hoggard on the Indian Premier League

Nice.

Either Hoggard had a sex change operation or he changed his name to Hayden, hoping to steal the Aussies test record?

Nice.

Vikas speaks fluent Waffie

fixed

by taipan Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:28

horace wrote:
embee wrote:
Batman wrote:
doremi wrote:Money talks. Hayden said so.

"There's a lot of stupid money flying around, and it's money that makes the world go round."
Matthew Hoggard on the Indian Premier League

Nice.

Either Hoggard had a sex change operation or he changed his name to Hayden, hoping to steal the Aussies test record?

Nice.

Vikas speaks fluent WaffLe

fixed

Corrected

by Batman Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:34

Ah, so is this where I should say that 'My stalker arrives"?

Laughing

by embee Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:38

No , Vikas ...this is where you ignore him completely...

by Batman Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:48

embee wrote:No , Vikas ...this is where you ignore him completely...

That I have. But just because I can't read what he has posted doesn't mean I can't accuse him of stalking me now.....

Laughing

by embee Tue 04 Mar 2008, 06:53

You can do that ...until Dello gets sick of the bullshit and locks another thread ...or tells the lot of us to ****** off and closes the forum ...

We complain we dont want moderation ...but we all act like ****** without it ...

Do us all a favour and dont even mention him ...start by removing your signature

by Batman Tue 04 Mar 2008, 07:05

Sure thing. MB. Topic closed as of now.
Things are heating up nicely on the second final match thread. Should be a cracker of a match.....

by horace Tue 04 Mar 2008, 07:05

i agree with embee What a Face

by embee Tue 04 Mar 2008, 07:09

Batman wrote: Should be a cracker of a match.....

Oz need a big innings from at least one of the top three ....and one of the middle order ...

India needs early wickets ...

by embee Tue 04 Mar 2008, 07:11

horace wrote:
embee wrote:Get ****** , Horrie
i agree with embee

by Batman Tue 04 Mar 2008, 07:28

Hehehehehehe.

MB Caught by loss of words Bowled by Horrie....

Twisted Evil

by Ash Tue 04 Mar 2008, 12:07

nice work manjrekar/josh

btw hes now #1 in odis again Cool

by Josh Carney Tue 04 Mar 2008, 21:03

Have never been a big fan of these ratings which are statistically driven.

To me what was very satisfying was to see Tendulkar come good in two crunch matches against a tough opponent and on foreign soil.

by Ash Tue 04 Mar 2008, 22:20

Josh Carney wrote:Have never been a big fan of these ratings which are statistically driven.

To me what was very satisfying was to see Tendulkar come good in two crunch matches against a tough opponent and on foreign soil.

it was three matches (in a row) - he got 60 odd chasing in a must win game against SL

by HH_pink Wed 05 Mar 2008, 02:02

The last paragraph in a Roebuck article on Tendulkar after the second final:

India defended their score with spirit and left the country with heads held high. Throughout a contentious trip these tourists played with tenacity and audacity. It has been a colossal struggle between an ageing champion and a bold challenger.

Nice doublawhatever there.

by SG Wed 05 Mar 2008, 03:12

Ash wrote:btw hes now #1 in odis again

After 4.5 years.

Life is good.

by HH_pink Wed 05 Mar 2008, 03:15

No, life is beautiful again!

by The One Wed 05 Mar 2008, 03:33

Ash wrote:
Josh Carney wrote:Have never been a big fan of these ratings which are statistically driven.

To me what was very satisfying was to see Tendulkar come good in two crunch matches against a tough opponent and on foreign soil.

it was three matches (in a row) - he got 60 odd chasing in a must win game against SL

top scorer in 4 of the 5 matches india won. i wouldnt put the test no. 1 spot past him before the end of the year either

by SG Wed 05 Mar 2008, 03:38

The One wrote:
Ash wrote:
Josh Carney wrote:Have never been a big fan of these ratings which are statistically driven.

To me what was very satisfying was to see Tendulkar come good in two crunch matches against a tough opponent and on foreign soil.

it was three matches (in a row) - he got 60 odd chasing in a must win game against SL

top scorer in 4 of the 5 matches india won. i wouldnt put the test no. 1 spot past him before the end of the year either

Yep, he just needs to stay completely fit for say 3-4 consecutive series.

by leg glancer Wed 05 Mar 2008, 14:24

Life =

by rey Mon 15 Dec 2008, 23:40

by Josh Carney Mon 15 Dec 2008, 23:57

Great stuff given all the attrocities that went on prior to this match. Brilliant innings by Viru and Sachin in different ways. Early on in his career I was not sure about Sachin's ability to keep his compusure under crunch situations. With age and the overall development of the Indian cricketing fraternity he seems to have come leaps and bounds in this area.

A word of appreciation for KP. He is a wonderful sportsman and a great ambassador for England.

by Chandan Tue 16 Dec 2008, 07:52

And did you all read Manjrekar's U turn after this?

Manjrekar has a go at Tendulkar - Page 4 97159

by rey Sun 29 Mar 2009, 13:16

Well Sachin just keeps on going and going.

Almost 20 years of test cricket and theres no letting up.

I think its fair to say the current form hes in is probably the best we've seen of him since 2002/2003.

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