Sachin Tendulkar who is on top of his game right now, since India Won the ICC World Cup 2011 may think of retirement plans soon as his dream of winning the World cup for the Indian team has finally come true. India played like true champions in the World Cup and Sachin’s career is at a all time high since he broke into the international circuit in the year 1989.

Sachin known as the little master is by far the best batsmen in the world with 99 hundreds in international cricket to his credit. Sachin Tendulkar would know for himself that if he had to retire, this is the best time. The IPL season starts in a few days and Sachin is the captain of the Mumbai India team and he can still continue to play IPL. For international cricket the competition is getting more fierce in the Indian team and the only thing that is against him is his age.

Sachin’s career has been more than 20 years and it is very tough to sustain a career for so long and to be successful as he has, its truly legendary. Sachin may have not announced anything regarding his retirement as for now, but fans should not be suprised if he soon announces the same.

He will not let down his fans and he has done more than one could for India cricket and has literally lifted the Indian team for 20 years. All the Indian cricket team fans are just waiting to see the little master back in action.

Virender Sehwag is most likely to replace the current Indian cricket team captain M.S Dhoni after India’s pathetic performance in the West Indies for the ICC world cup.

Cricket is no doubt a religion in India and cricket fans take the game very seriously, and so the BCCI might appoint Virender Sehwag of the Indian cricket team for One day international matches as well as T20 games.

Dhoni captained the team for the world cup with poor batting choices and poor decisions that led to India’s exit from the world cup. Since India is the top team in Tests with the highest ICC rankings, M.S Dhoni is likely to stay captain in the Test format of the game.

M.S Dhoni made his situation worse when he blamed the Indian Premier League for it’s late night parties as the reason for India’s bad performance in the world cup. Even though his team, the Chennai Super Kings, won the IPL tournament, none of that form continued for India.