There's no room for sentiments or emotions here. The problem with Indian cricket is `all said and nothing done' attitude of the men concerned. Mr. Pawar mentioned about `ROTATION' policy which was conviniently forgotten with time and Vengsarkar, the chairman of selection committee warned the players sternly to perform or to perish and none perished despite consistent poor performance. The young hopefuls are waiting in the lurch, unsure of their fate ahead and what more to do to don India colours. We're cowards. Our administrators lack the wisdom, vision and courage that their Australian or Soth African counterparts have. Even the spectators! Why are we emotionally attached to certain players? They're professionals and they do their job for a price and they're not doing any honorary service for the nation. No need to get so much attached to them. We need not respect our `heroes' of many lost battlles, at the cost of the pride of our nation and at the cost of losing many more series. Someone wrote here like, "instead of blaming Dravid for his failures, we should help him get over them". Why are we attached to these players? What do they give us in return? a reckless shot,a dropped catch,a shy at the stump. Are we so attached to other sportpersons too? Did we sympathize with our hockey players when they were losing continuously? If a once best student consistently performs bad in the exams, would we still give him 1st rank? Dravid needs to be dropped and that's final.
