Sehwag and Indian cricket

By -
I always liked Test cricket batsmen who play aggressive cricket instead of those who are technically perfect. Sehwag has been one such batsman in the past. Recently, he has been a pale shadow of his past achievements. So, the decision to drop him was not a surprise for me.

A cricketer's individual records do not matter from the real perspective of the game. A cricketer's records shine more gloriously if it results in wins for his team. It is immature to keep on playing someone when records show a different story. So, poor form or lack of performance will result in only one thing. Today, it is  Sehwag. Tomorrow, it will be someone else.

Hope Sehwag comes back with a bang.


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Types of Headlines- a bit old fashioned

By Anonymous -
The following classification of newspaper headlines is based on my journalism notes. They are from the point of page layout. Flush Left -Headlines that are aligned to the left margin of the page. Step -A headline of two or three lines with the top one flushed to the left and the last one to the right. Inverted Pyramid -Headline arranged in the form of an inverted pyramid. Hanging Indention -Headline flushed to the right of the page, except the first line. Kicker -Headline of two parts with one line in a smaller font size and in a different type family than the others. Overline -Headline with a smaller supporting line aligned to the middle at the top. Underline - Kicker in reverse. Hammer -A kicker reversely arranged.Usually a Hammer has two or three words with bigger headline at the top. Combination -A headline that combines any of the above types. New Pattern -Headlines that combine new patterns and artwork.
Read more