Can U imagine an Indian Cricketer retires like Chappal (as a player in 1984) ..?

Question

Chappal retired (as a player) after a succesful series agains Pakistan in 1984,
in the last test he has scored 182 runs,
in that series he made another 150 also,
Do U think any Indian Cricketer will retire like this
( when in form)
or make sure his place at least for two more years..?

Answer 1

For them, it is sport, and not a means of winning sponsorship and money spinning machinery.

Answer 2

The way Chappell retired is a dream retirement for any player as far Indian players are concerned they won't retire before humiliating by the people and the board of cricket.
But remember scoring a century in your last innings won't make you the greatest or the best important is you perform till the end of your career.
Example Sir Donald Bradman got out on duck in his last innings but he still is the greatest.
Steve Waugh could not won series against India for his team but he is the best captain and got a huge farewell from the crowd.

Answer 3

Sehwag made a tripple century before 2-3 years,
Sachin has served 17 years for India,
Yuvraj was the man of the series before 1-2 years,
Ganguly "played well" in his second turn especially against Bermuda,
Harbajan & Agarkar are match winners(?), U know..?
Dravid also completed 10000 runs in ODI,

U want these GODs to be retired,
what U think about Indian Cricket fans,

we will not bear this,

call for a Bharat Bandh,
Parliament activities will be stopped,
vehicles & govt. offices ....

R U not in INDIA, t

thank GOD for -

Kapildev - the only Indian Captain could win the WC
Gavaskar-ist completed 10000 runs
RShasthri-6 sixes in an over
Mohinder-man of the series, WC 1983

- are not demanding their place in the team...

Answer 4

Sunil Gavaskar

Retired while he was at the top of the game. In fact, many consider his second innings knock of 96 on a vicious turner in his last Test (against Pakistan in Bangalore in 1987) to be one of his finest innings.

In his Test career, Gavaskar played 125 matches and scored 10,122 runs, including 34 centuries and 45 fifties, at an average of 51.12. In his One Day International (ODI) career, he played 108 matches and scored 3,092 runs at an average of 35.13 and a strike rate of 62.26. Tendulkar has (up to August 12, 2002) played 98 Tests and scored 8,158 runs, including 29 Test centuries and 33 fifties, at an average of 57.04. In his unsurpassed ODI career, Tendulkar has thus far played 295 matches and scored 11,505 runs, including 33 centuries and 56 fifties, at an average of 44.42 and a strike rate of 86.83.

Answer 5

Except may be Rahul Dravid, I dont think any of the present players will retire on his own.

Answer 6

indians will only retire if they get a better endorsement offer than what the BCCI is paying!!

Answer 7

tendulcare 14000

Answer 8

THIS IS LAZY QUESTION AND MY ANSIS NO

Answer 9

right.