Sachin Can Never Retire

The moment a player cross the official retirement of age in cricket another question get added to the list of their press conference questions-“When are you retiring from cricket ?” no matter how many runs they are making , whatever form they are in they have to answer this question ,it’s a part of their career .

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar who will turn 39 on 24th April 2012 is answering this question for the  last  five to six years .Its been one year since we won the world cup and since then don’t know how many times in a day he is been  asked this question of retirement ,does the people ask it just because they have to ask it..??probably yes. For a person who is called as a God of cricket who commands respect in all parts of the world ,who is on top of all major international record ,the one who is having maximum runs in ODIs and Tests ,the one with highest number of centuries ,the one who has excelled in all formats of games ,the one who binds a nation , the one on whom a nation rely on ,the one for whom many watch cricket , the one who defines batting , the one who is serving the nation for over 22 years , the one who is always on national duty ,the one who only lives for cricket ,and the one who is idle of many young cricketers and many wants to become like him, how can such a person retire from cricket. He can never be- his records are nearly unbreakable ,his stature is unmatched and many who wants to become like him will always keep him  in this game ,a nation which unites for him can never let him to get retired .

I wonder how this cricket crazy nation would react when the maestro finally take the official call ,many would may stop watching cricket ,and those who will watch surly watch it with Sachin factor in their mind and those who play will be indirectly chasing the Sachin’s record , he had such a strong impact on this game that he will always remain on the field and can never ever retired .I consider my self very luck to have got the privilege to watch this best willow wielder in world who defines cricket to me .You are never going to retire sir from past ,present and future of cricket.