Paromita, Sachin's failures have been because him not being in form to some extent it is true that his injuries have been a cause.

Him being irregular also counts as a drawback because he gets injured and in turn looses on playing important games and keeping himself in form. Therefore by his injuries it is evident that he is failing to capitalize and keep his form going by playing regularly.

Last heard he got a Elbow injury again in the same arm where he got a Tennis Elbow back in 2006. Hopefully he will not have the problem again and will join the team soon, he needs to take extra care of himself and avoid constant tours as his body is showing signs of aging at the moment.

Answered by Jateen Gutta , an ibibo Master, at 9:34 PM on August 19, 2008

NO i dont think so that injury has anything to do with form. Sachin was injured in the second innings of the Final Test but what his performance in the whole series. He was not injured than. He was very fit. I think he is in poor form and he was not able to read Mendis as a result he faltered everytime when he cam on to bat. I think he was too worried about Mendis and as a result he failed throughout the series.

Answered by Hussaine , an ibibo Master, at 4:46 PM on August 17, 2008

Sachin was out of form in IPL and I did not feel that he will score more runs in the present series and to my surprise Sachin was hopeless in the Sri Lankan series. Batting form and fitness are two important aspects which selectors can never ignore and I thought selectors will give more rest to Sachin in the Sri Lankan tour and give chance to new players like Rohit Sharma or some other player. But same old team was selected again and MS Dhoni was also missing, Sri Lankan team has down good home work on Sachin's weakness and exploited it beautifully. It was a bad series and Sachin has bought an injury in this series as well which is sad and I know Sachin is fighter and he will come back strongly in the next series...

Answered by Madhu Vamsi , an ibibo Master, at 2:18 PM on August 13, 2008

no.i donot agree. i think his reflexes have slowed down considerably.he should consider retirement

Answered by Pankaj Garg , an ibibo Citizen, at 11:10 PM on August 11, 2008

Yes, I think the present injury and the old tennis elbow injury have decimated the strength of master blaster Sachin Tendulkar. It is believed that injuries hamper the concentration and physical strength of sportsman and it is observed in the game of Tendulkar. The regular failure has further weakened the prospects of Indian team in this series. It’s high time that Tendulkar should return to his old forma s Indian team needs him badly as he was the sole strength of Indian batting for many decades.

Answered by Satyajit , an ibibo Advisor, at 11:43 AM on August 11, 2008

no
not at all

he is one of best players of his time..
and he knows how to handle pressure..

and injuries se chote players darte hain
sachin dravid jaise nahin..

he is just out of form.

abhi agle match mein form mein aa jayega..

Answered by Aryan Gusain , an ibibo Specialist, at 10:56 AM on August 11, 2008