I’m not exactly worried. Indian cricket did not feel any vacuum after Gavaskar, Viswanath, Vengsarkar. There were Sachin, Dravid, Ganguly and Laxman. So, Indian cricket is robust enough to find the right.
Over the years tours to England have brought fond memories to Indians. They recorded their first ever Test-series win over the 'Three' Lions in 1971. Yet another unique record will be made as the second test will be the 50th face-off between India and England on English soil.
It has been about four months since the world has been waiting for the mother of all records to be made by the best batsman ever to play the game of cricket. If Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar reaches the magical three-figure mark at Lord's, that would be the 100th time in his international career he would have done so. His last effort that took him to the 99th came in a losing cause against South Africa in the 2011 ICCWorld Cup.
Not only will Sachin reach the pinnacle of the number of centuries in cricket, he would have also then made the most number of hundreds in England. He is at present level with batting legend Dilip Vengsarkar with four tons in England.
