Dravid has decided to quit from Tests too....
i.e. His career has come to an end. But, I don't think, it is a right decision to retire from Tests.
Ya, he could not perform well in the last series. But, it does not mean that he can't play tests. What is your opinion?
http://cricket.yahoo.com/news/dravid---champion-batsman-and-a-terrific-role-model.html
Meera sandhu
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I think its his decision and he knows much better than us. :)
But as far as i think its good decision its better to retire from the team on your wish not when the selectors ignore you.Dravid understands it that's why he took this decision. :)
I think he can still play in test.. I mean he already left ODI so he can stretch his test career.. But yes he knows its best.
Ya, I also think so. Even a singer player has not performed well in Australia. Then why should Dravid alone leave???
Isn't it????
Also, he is in good form....from last year. Just one bad mark can't bring end to his career. I think so.
That's what I think too.. He is quite good in test and yes he should perform well.. If its his own decision than its okay... But if he is thinking to take this decision in other pressure due to his last performance than surly he should just ignore those comments.
Rahul Dravid is one of my favourite players in Indian cricket team. I was bit surprised to read this news headlines. Lets hope for the best. He may be right.
When the time of parting comes,it's always sad - that too for a crickter of Rahul Dravid's calibre and stature. He is a true role model for people belonging to all walks of life. About his cricketing exploits - may be I need to write an article. I wish him all the very best in life for whatever he does after retirement.
When the time of parting comes,it's always sad - that too for a crickter of Rahul Dravid's calibre and stature. He is a true role model for people belonging to all walks of life. About his cricketing exploits - may be I need to write an article. I wish him all the very best in life for whatever he does after retirement.
That's a good idea.. Go for it. You can write much more about his cricketing life.. I would like to read this one article.. Will wait for it. ;)
Apart from being a brilliant cricketer, he is known to be loving reading books and a thinking person. His Bradman memorial lecture was a thundering success!
