Indians: do you like Sachin Tendulkar?

I am not a Sachin fan,but to say Dravid is better is more than an overstatement. Sachin is the most successful ever Indian batsman & he is right up there with the likes of Lara,Sobers, Ponting & co. To write him off is foolish at best.

All those players you hv named dravid, kumble, n all are true match winners, no doubt but sachin still is a class ahead of them. Proof: 1. 2003 world cup sachin gt big score every game almost, except finals.

India seemed one man army in s.africa. 2. Mumbai indians have been lookin a one man batting army in ipl3....sachin didn't play last t20 ....n dey lost! 3.In his debut series in England, Tendulkar all of 17 years and 112 days scored a Test century at Old Trafford.

The century knock staved off English efforts for a victory in the Test. At 186-6 India awaited yet another Test loss away from home, but Sachin had plans of his own. In rear-guard action that would have made the original 'little master' Sunil Gavaskar proud, the teenager pulled his team towards the safer shores of a draw.

Sachin finished with an unbeaten knock of 119 runs. This was Sachin's first century and the beginning of many more. Dravid is a legend no doubt.

Dravid is my fav. Player, because of his fluency but SACHIN RAMESH TENDULKAR stands out! You existed in the 90s then you must have heard a saying Sachin clicked, India clicked.

Not only Indians, even visitng team used to say that Sachin was the key. It was a routine thing where Sachin would score and India reached a target of 250+ and India failed if he failed. It was only in the start of 2000 that players like Sehwag, Yuvraj and others emerged and stole the limelight.

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