The curry and the kangaroo – Part 5

The curry and the kangaroo – Part 5

“Commit all the crimes you can, God is busy watching Sachin Tendulkar bat”. It is not unusual to see comments like that when a great man is at crease. Brilliant knocks from Watson, Marsh and White has seen Australia post a mammoth 350 on the board and chasing that score is a near impossible task. One man on the brink of making 17000 runs in his ODI career stood alone in what has world witnessed a spectacular display of sublime cricket and a splendid display of how its played. If passion can take human form, nothing better than Sachin would justify it. His disappointment was more than visible in his tear filled eyes not being able to take his team home, ALONE.

A depleted Australian team has pulled more than a win today, they will take confidence and momentum further into the series and coming back is India’s gargantuan task. The scoreboard was reduced to mere numbers today, but the cricket that was played today was in volume and spectrum. Australia won the match well before India started their innings, as too much was given away and too much was at stake.

The loss of Indian team doesn’t speak of what the spectators go to witness today and being an avid Sachin follower, I cannot fall short of writing for him. Its an innings that was ‘privileged’.

My take

Australia – 5 stars
India – 3 stars

Kangaroo stars: Watson, Marsh, White and McKay
Indian stars: Sachin, Bhajji and Raina

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Disclaimer

The content provided on this personal blog is for informational and entertainment purposes only. The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the author and do not represent the opinions of any organizations or individuals associated with the author.

The information presented on this blog is accurate and true to the best of the author's knowledge, but there may be omissions, errors, or mistakes. The author is not liable for any errors or omissions in the information provided on the blog, nor for the availability of this information. The author is not responsible for any losses, injuries, or damages from the display or use of this information.

Readers are encouraged to verify any information provided on this blog and to consult with a qualified professional for advice related to their specific situation. The author reserves the right to change the focus or content of this blog at any time.

Comments on the blog are welcome and encouraged, but the author reserves the right to edit or delete any comments that are deemed inappropriate, offensive, or spam. The author is not responsible for the content in comments.

This disclaimer is subject to change without notice. By continuing to use and read this blog, you agree to the terms of this disclaimer.

Translate »