How long can you keep Tendulkar in cricket career?

Record batsman Sachin Tendulkar turns 40 Wednesday, with no plans to retire despite media prediction as well as current form advises that age is finally acquiring up with the "Little Master".

Totaled run-scorer in Test Cricket and some applications to match a day with the same excitement and insists that has much to offer, despite falling dizzying heights it reached at the foremost of his career 24 years.

"People have discussed my retirement since 2005, but that does not trouble me at all," Tendulkar inculpated announcers during a promotional event in New Delhi last week.

"Your job is to write, my job is to play. Will continue my work and relate to yours."

The "little master" made ??His Test début at the shower age of 16 and went on to benefit the A-1 gainful sport in the five-day batsmen with 15,837 runs at an astounding common of 53.86. He also scored 18,426 One Day International runs foregoing finally calling time on his career of more than 50 last December and it has been suggested by some former players and their powers Willow began to recede. Former India captain Sourav Ganguly and former Australia captain Steve Waugh both said that their standards have slipped in recent years and the schedule warrant there adds, such as Mumbai-born star has averaged only 31.80 in-game five days the Indians won the World Cup two years ago.


The statement that Tendulkar continues to play because of his deep love for the game can be debated, given the fact that he prefers to pick and choose his matches. That he opts to play for a franchise whilst not wishing to represent the country in the same format of the game can be debated. It can be argued that if his decision is based on giving the younger players opportunities, the same argument can be applied to Test matches as well. The well-voiced reluctance of Tendulkar to play in domestic games has been aired many a times during telecasts of international games. It is quite unlikely that Tendulkar will either play a local game in Mumbai or represent them in a non-Ranji game. The debate can only end if Tendulkar declares that he loves playing selective international cricket. Period.

Coming to the debate that its money keeps which him in the game and away from retirement: How much money one needs is an individual’s prerogative and no third person can ever have a right of opinion on that count.

Six months ago, Tendulkar certified in a television interview that retirement has affronted my study, but talked it would take several series before making a final decision.
"I'm 39 years older and it is not unusual for me to think about retirement," he said. "I'll go by what my heart says. Immediately, my focus retells me I am suave. "

There has been premonition in the media about whether Tendulkar will play in the next test output India - a series of three away matches against the world number one side in South Africa from the end of the year.

 "It will be difficult because I do not have matter pick this might occur when I accumulate my retirement known," Tendulkar said in a television interview freshly.

"I cannot adhere this condition with often separation time in my life force."