WHO declared inning when Sachin was on 194?
Rahul Dravid
Tendulkar was stranded on 194 when Rahul Dravid declared India’s first innings against Pakistan.
Why did Dravid declare when Sachin was at 194?
I asked him what the thinking was behind the declaration at that time… I was batting for the team as well. Yes, I had scored 194, but the 194 was meant to help the team and it was my individual contribution to the team’s cause. So to say that the decision was taken in the best interest of the team, wasn’t correct.”
When was Rahul Dravid declared?
New Delhi: Former India player Yuvraj Singh has spilled the beans on Rahul Dravid’s infamous declaration against Pakistan in the Multan Test match in 2004.
When was Dravid declared innings?
2004
In the 2004 Multan Test against Pakistan, Rahul Dravid declared Indian innings with Sachin Tendulkar batting on 194.
Can a team declared in ODI?
No, you cannot. Law 14 of cricket which deals with Declaration and Forfeiture allows it only for matches that need a team to bat for 2 innings, which basically refers only to Test matches.
Why did India declare the innings?
“They were on the field for almost two days and were naturally tired. So it wouldn’t have been easy for them to come out and start playing shots and stay further on the field. So our plan was to score quickly and declare as soon as possible,” he added during the post-day press-conference.
Did Jadeja ask for declaration?
Ravindra Jadeja could have easily gone on to make a double hundred against Sri Lanka on Saturday, but the Indian all-rounder sent a message asking for declaration as he wanted his side to exploit the variable bounce and turn on offer. Jadeja scored a career-best 175 in India’s 574 for 8 declared.
Why did India declared Jadeja on 175?
It was the correct time to declare, according to Jadeja, because it would have given Indian bowlers a full session to try to pick up as many wickets as possible before stumps. Jadeja’s hunch proved right as Indian bowlers managed to pick four wickets before the end of play on Day 2.
When Rahul Dravid declared with Sachin Tendulkar on 194?
March 29, 2004 – When Rahul Dravid declared with Sachin Tendulkar on 194 India’s stand-in captain Rahul Dravid made the declaration when Sachin Tendulkar was batting on 194.
Who made the declaration when Sachin Tendulkar was batting on 194?
India’s stand-in captain Rahul Dravid made the declaration when Sachin Tendulkar was batting on 194. Virender Sehwag & Sachin Tendulkar. (Photo Source: Getty Images) 29th March 2004 was a historic day for India as Virender Sehwag became the first Indian to smash a triple century in Test cricket when they faced Pakistan in Multan.
Was Sachin Tendulkar stranded at 194 not out in 2004?
Please provide your feedback. ⟳ Please Wait… Into Day 2 of the first of the 3-match Test series against Pakistan in 2004, at Multan, stand-in captain Rahul Dravid opted to declare the Indian first innings with the scoreboard reading 675-5 in 161.5 overs; it left Sachin Tendulkar stranded at 194 not out, 6 runs short of a double century.
Did Ramesh Powar tell Tendulkar to declare after 194*?
However, with 17 overs remaining and the Master Blaster on 194*, Ramesh Powar, who brought drinks to the field, seemingly informed Tendulkar that Dravid was planning to declare after this over and that he had to score his double hundred in that very over.