Is it time for Sachin Tendulkar to retire?
449253
are you nuts. look at his form and average for the ODI against pakistan. he has a long way to go before he retires man. dont read too much into his test matches performance
681115
SEHWAG POOR FORMS CONTINUES DAY AFTER DAY.\n\nKAIF PROVES HIS IN-CONSISTENCY MATCH BY MATCH.\n\nBUT WE COULDN'T FIND THE IDEAL REPLACEMENT PLAYERS NOW.\nLUCKILY,FOR THEM WC'07 NEARING..SO THE SENIOR PLAYERS GIVEN MORE THAN ENOUGH CHANCES.\n\nBUT IT WILL COME TO AN END.\n\nTHE RECENT LOSE WILL URGE THE SELECTORS TO THINK.
525165
I think he want to retire
1068271
Age is catching up on him and he refuses to accept it. My view is that like Saurav, he has his eyes on the World Cup. Both want to end their career after that. Just look at the talent that we have right now, and to think of it, a year back the whole game would revolve around Sachin. Agreed that he's one of the greatest of his time, but nothing in this world lasts forever.
1024174
I don't feel that he should necessarily retire, I mean, after all, how would you like to be told to stop doing something that you love. Having said that, I DO believe that he shouldn't be in the starting line up for Brazil. He should remain on the bench and only be called upon when it's necessary. You have to remember, he'll stop playing when his body just can't perform anymore, or the teams that pay/ask him to play for them....decide that he's obsolete and useless. It's as simple as that.
785292
No absolutely  not. he can do nothing woth his bat. Remember sachin and dravid - a failure in SA.
919249
Mark Mascarenhas - this is an update:\n\nNEW DELHI, India -- Mark Mascarenhas, a cricket television baron who secured India's Sachin Tendulkar the highest salary ever paid to a cricket player, died Sunday in a road accident, news reports said. \n\nMascarenhas' car rammed head-on into another car and overturned when he was returning from the famous Velankanni Church near Nagpur in western Maharashtra state, Press Trust of India reported. He died of head injuries, the news agency quoted family sources as saying. \n\nTendulkar wasn't involved in the accident. He is in the north Indian city of Kanpur for Monday's fourth one-day international against England. \n\nMascarenhas headed the Connecticut-based sports management company WorldTel, which displayed Tendulkar's place as cricket's best selling brand after signing a multimillion dollar deal with him last year and making him the best paid cricket player ever. \n\nIn Kanpur, Tendulkar said it was a shattering news and a personal loss to him. \n\n"Though he was my agent, our relations were of friends. This is an irreparable loss," he said.
1014499
Without doubt sachin will make a strong comeback. he is a great player and done has done wonders for the team. i agree hes had a rough one and half year but i sure hes going to be back in great force as hes a player with great potential and abundance of experience.
538303
Well dude, lets get one thing straight-Sachin was,is and will remain a legendary player.After he comes back if he strikes form and sets into a rhythm then he can break any world record.So lets hope for the best and pray that this great player can play for us for some more time.
1182151
I don't see why it would be bad? He isn't retiring until after Wimbledon. when he does retire the German player Florian Mayer can have a chance next time.
898425
This is always a tough question, as the next Australian Test captain depends a lot on timing and being in the right place at the right time. There will be a few good candidates when Ricky decides to retire but at this stage I wouldn’t like to make a prediction because I think Ricky will play for a few more years yet.
652229
I will say yes, he already is a Hall of Fame player. That said, he should also retire, though it would be tough to do because of injury. He has had a great career, and it would be foolish for him to risk his long-term health further.
1104394
He needs to retire whether he gets a ring or not
661898
IF A QUESTION RAISE THAT TEST OR ODI DUE TO HIS HEALTH...\n\nI'D PREFER THE TEST THAT SACHIN SHOULD PLAY.\n\nWE CAN MANAGE THE ODI WITHOUT SACHIN.\n\nBUT...IN TESTS...HE MUST CONTRIBUTE HIS LONG INNINGS FOR INDIA.
1012887
DON WAS THE BATSMAN OF YESTER CENTURY.\n\nYOU CANT FIX A BATSMAN FOR CURRENT CENTURY.\n\nCOZ, WE HAVE 94 MORE YEARS TO GO.\n\nITS TOO EARLY TO DECIDE.
522572
No he will not retire... he'll wait for his GOD...FATHER to be back on top of the BCCI again.\n\nAs far as fight back is concerned.. no way.\nHe has shown no signs of improvement, he's just trying to look for other GODFATHERS for the time being like Mr. Chief Minister of Bengal or even Mr. Sharad Pawar( remember the dinner).
541592
Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar (born 24 April 1973) is an Indian cricketer. He holds several batting records, including the most Test centuries and the most one-day international centuries, and was rated in 2002 by Wisden as the second greatest Test batsman ever, after Sir Don Bradman[1]. He received the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, India's highest sporting honour, for 1997-1998, and the civilian award Padma Shri in 1999. Tendulkar was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1997 and is considered one of the greatest batsmen of all-time.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sachin_Tendulkar\n\nSachin was a princely state in India during the British Raj, located in the modern state of Gujarat, in the Surat District.\n\nThe present-day industrial township of Sachin is located about 20 km south of the city of Surat, and is a mainline railway station on the Mumbai-Vadodara trunk route belonging to the Western Railway (India). The ruins of the fort of Sachin are evident while passing through the state highway that links Surat and Navsari which bisects the town.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sachin_%28princely_state%29