Sport - World Cup   

Cricket world will miss Warne: Tendulkar

Paarl Feb. 12. India's batting mainstay Sachin Tendulkar, perhaps the only batsman to have given Shane Warne ``nightmares'', said the leg spinner's unceremonious exit from the World Cup was a blow to the defending champions.

``Australia does have a lot of depth but obviously losing someone like Warne before the first game cannot be easy for anyone,'' Tendulkar said.

``The cricket world will miss him in the World Cup,'' Tendulkar said.

Tendulkar refused to comment further on the matter and told a website, ``I don't really have the details and moreover, I don't want to comment on controversies and stuff like that.''

PTI

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Sport

News: Front Page | National | Southern States | Other States | International | Opinion | Business | Sport | Miscellaneous |
Advts: Classifieds | Employment | Obituary |

Stories in this Section

World Cup

• An embarrassing victory
• A stroll in the park for South Africa
• Latif cleared
• Sachin's role
• Highest run scorer
• Imran blames Waqar
• Canadian Press goes gaga over team's win
• Warne back home, hopes to clear his name
• Rhodes injures a finger again
• Records for Symonds
• Warne's mum 'devastated'
• Aussies bound to miss Warne
• New Zealand has a job on its hands
• Codrington rings in Canada's first LOI win
• Cricket world will miss Warne: Tendulkar
• Ah, the Shane old story!
  
  Billiards & Snooker
  
• Taneja makes super eight with victory over Shandilya
  
  Chess
  
• Saptarshi joins leaders
• Muralikrishnan in lead
  
  Tennis
  
• Beller packs off Rushmi
• Vishaal Uppal fails to qualify
• Sonali, Niroshita post upset wins
• Agassi defeats Chang
  
  Volleyball
  
• TN men in knock-out semifinals
  
  

Copyright © 2003, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu