Making_Splinters wrote:But by rotating the seniors on a game by game basis has he not already reduced the chances of them actually making a difference?
Making_Splinters wrote:So why suddenly run back to two players who are in terrible nick, and you have actively prevented them from getting back into their stride, as I said above, it really makes no sense aside from Dhoni trying to appease the vultures.
Making_Splinters wrote:Has the aim suddenly shifted from giving players experiance to winning games, if Dhnoi has so little faith in his youngsters to win games he has to scrap his rotation policy the second push comes to shove, then was he deliberately weakening the top order to ensure the middle order got a chance to bat?

.HarryPotter wrote:Gambhir's fielding is embarassing and he doesn't bowl. While these are not the be all and end all in ODIs they are deal breakers.
I would lose him way before Sachin.
Making_Splinters wrote:I don't think anyone could argue that Tendulkar has nothing to offer the Indian side in the ODI format, he remains one of the best batsman the team can field regardless of his age.
My argument has been, that his selection along side Gambhir and Sehwag is counter productive to a side if they are explicity trying to build up experiance within the team, for my money if all three are picked in the squad they should all be playing, there is an order of magnitude difference in class between those three and the players that are forcing them to be rotated for.
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