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Originally Posted by Jadukor
Don't think he hung on to chase records. I think because he started playing cricket so early and for so long that he was afraid of letting it go. Cricket is probably like oxygen to him and leaving the game must feel like a retirement from life to him at the moment. But the great man will soon realize what a great asset he still is for India.. imagine a great like him becoming the batting coach at age level cricket. It will be wonderful for Indian cricket. I wish we could somehow bring him as a batting coach.
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if he didn't chased records and cricket was oxygen to him why did he retired from ODI after scoring his 100th 100?..can you deny he came to asia cup looking for his 100th 100?, he knew he will struggle to get it in test cricket and he wont get many chances..so he exploited every chance
i am just saying what i saw and interpreted