When people were out with their daggers at Sachin for not performing in the six innings didn’t I just mention how important his mere presence is for the team. The experience he has in mauling the best bowling attacks in the world almost single-handedly is enough an inspiration for the fresh faces to do well.

Sachin has now become a player who will have to keep missing series because of his injuries but we have to make sure whenever he is in there, his experience is fully drained for a good cause. Let the master take rest for a while, he has done the country proud on numerous occasions. Criticizing him for not performing would be nothing but blasphemy here.

Oh Lord not again!!! How long are we going to rely on Sachin’s ”experience”??? none of these players can say they don’t have the experience of pressure games themselves... But I guess being the captain Dhoni couldn’t have gone ahead and said it like that!!!

Move on already Sachin... You had a golden run but now its over... Move on before they chuck you out in disgrace!!!

Strange to read that captain Dhoni could not say it like that!!! I recommend you to follow the game a touch more carefully before you go ahead and give your opinion. Dhoni incidentally was the one who put an unofficial end to Dravid and Ganguly’s ODI career so if he would have wished to do the same with Sachin, he could have easily done it.

Over with the Golden Run....It was on his shoulders that India managed to win an ODI series in Australia after two decades....He next missed the Asia Cup, which we lost so is it really that we can achieve greater heights without him!

No one in the past 15 years has been called a Master and Sachin holds that laurel to his name. The best man to tell when to retire would be he himself and not all of us. Indeed we should be ashamed to point a finger at him despite knowing his capabilities and what he has done for the Indian Cricket.