Sachin's word isn't outcome determinative and he doesn't have to say a single word until he knows what's happened. All this misdirected anger is because people assume that Sachin has the obligation to fight their battles. He doesn't. BTW your Messiah, Dravid, does the same. https://twitter.com/prempanicker/status/1360786594630750212

Ordinarily fucking endless paeans will be written on Dravid's greatness but when suddenly it is time to take a stand, his unwillingness to do so is immediately forgiven and forgotten and suddenly we're reminded he isn't the legend that Sachin is. Make up your fickle minds.

Cricketers don't speak up because they are castigated when they do. They speak up in support of their nation against foreign interference seeking to ignite a bogus protest on an issue that there was national consensus on until the unfettered right to baseless protest arrived.

And if you've chosen Sachin to be another point of divide, good for you. You'll lose this battle too. Shows how little you understand the country. You can keep elevating others and trying to create narratives but you will never match the visceral connect that Sachin has. Never.

What would be infinitely more productive is if anyone from the current management spoke out. Or someone who has played under Jaffer in Uttarakhand or elsewhere. The reason this is being pinned on Sachin is because he didn't follow your narrative on #FarmLaws.

So basically Jaffer is just a pawn for you.