Is Brendon Mccullum suffering from <span title="Tendulkeria/Tendulkarosis?">Tendulkeria/Tendulkarosis...</span>

Question

Two consecutive 90's at lords

96 in 2004

97(97) today

Answer 1

Tendulkeria/Tendulkarosis? Rofl! Well, Isn&#039;t It a disease every batman wants in world? In order to get Tendulkeria/Tendulkarosis one has do It over and over again. Brendon Mccullum indeed is in prime of his career and a BIG STAR but he still has a long way to become legend.

Answer 2

bad luck Brendon, this could be a tricky situation if it happerns too often, thank goodness Tendulkar cured himself in Australia,

i hope he is the first Indian to score a 100 in IPL,

Answer 3

Well that&#039;s not a bad disease brother.

LOL

He played really well today.Good entertainment for the people who paid a decent amount to get the tickets.

Answer 4

Such things can happen in the carreer of any player any tiome and any where.

Answer 5

just out of curiousity, where can i catch this disease? i&#039;d definately be glad to contract this virus LOL

Answer 6

lol yes

Answer 7

Beats the heck out of getting a low score I guess

Answer 8

Do you remember what sachin told in england.Let me tell you he told that if ge gets out in 90s and his team wins then he dont have any problem with these 90s. so if team wins then tese runs are very precious. But these things are part of a career. But i dont think he is suffering from tendulkeria as sachin got this disease after scoring a lot centuries but mcculum has not even reached half of tendulkar&#039;s centuries.

Answer 9

It happens.

Perhaps it should be called Slaterosis after Michael Slater - he was the king of getting out in the 90s.