It must have been love but it's over now.

Thank you Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. 

Thank you Rahul Sharad Dravid.

Thank you VVS Lakshaman. 

Thank you Saurav Ganguly. 

Cricket without you would never be the same! 

Chapter in cricket's history has "come to an end" and so is the book called

"Gentleman's Game"  


It must have been love but it's over now!
It must have been good but we lost it somehow...... Thank you!!! 

RIP – Test Cricket!  

Baby Face Assassin!!

Boy with a bat in his hand, a smile on his face and twinkle in his eye came onto world stage at the age of 16.

He was the king of “Maidans” who carried the expectations of billion Indians.

For mere mortals he was superhuman, for troubled nation he was a ray of hope. For opponents he was a force to reckon with.

After relentless cricket he had managed what once was considered an unthinkable - a century of centuries!

So many things around him changed except for one; his hunger for runs.

24 years on 22 yards was no mean achievement.

But after all these years this baby face assassin who was darling of the Nation, too was faced with a weakness – he was Human!

Only the real one up there could have gone on to play forever! 

In just few hours from now Tendulkar will walk for one last time on cricket field at what is considered as home of Indian Cricket, Wankhede – Mumbai.

And come Nov, 18 2013 or may be a day before it will be ENDULKAR!

Ro – Hit!!!

Batting legends, greatest bowlers of yesteryear's regarded Rohit as a “next big thing!” But every time watching this stylish batsman fumble made one insanely frustrated.

He has a class, style, gifted with hand – eye coordination followed by immaculate timing, those extra ordinary shots which he plays are made look extremely easy – but, so was his attitude until couple of months back.  

After his contribution throughout this tournament and more so after witnessing today’s well paced innings one can safely say the Man is justifying his own talent which was never in doubt!

Well played Ro-Hit for 209.