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Rohit is coming and he is gonna replace jurel most probably I Guess.
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They clearly don't, the only way Aus can win is if conditions go in their player.Australia is panicking but still they have enough resources to win the match and series with 4-1 or 3-1 margins.
Likely to be 1-1 after 2nd test and it will set up this test series nicely.
i dont think gill can do any better on Australian soil with his limited footwork so its better for india to go with the same 11 as 1st Test.If gill can Play tomorrow in practice match than he will Play in 2nd test. Otherwise no chance.
Gill really did well on a seaming mcg track and bouncy gabba.he don't have issues with bounce .he is susceptible against quality spin and swing like all other Indian playersi dont think gill can do any better on Australian soil with his limited footwork so its better for india to go with the same 11 as 1st Test.
I have noticed in his last few innings that he is having some issues with hip-high deliveries. He seems to get confused about whether to play a pull shot or leave it and in the process he has thrown his wicket away multiple times.Gill really did well on a seaming mcg track and bouncy gabba.he don't have issues with bounce .he is susceptible against quality spin and swing like all other Indian players
Currently One blessing factor for gill is Aussies will go for jaiswal and gill will stay low unless he outshines jaiswal (very low ). At number 4 Kohli is there to take away the attention .He should take his time and figure out the working solutionI have noticed in his last few innings that he is having some issues with hip-high deliveries. He seems to get confused about whether to play a pull shot or leave it and in the process he has thrown his wicket away multiple times.
Blow to Aus.Hazelwood out of 2nd Test due to side injury
Australia vs India: Josh Hazlewood ruled out of second Test as Sean Abbott and Brendan Doggett called up
Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the second Test against India in Adelaide with the hosts calling up Sean Abbott and Brendan Doggett.
Hazlewood has suffered a "low grade left side injury" but will remain with the team to prepare for the rest of the five-match series.
The 33-year-old took five wickets in the first Test at Perth, including a first-innings four-four, as Australia were routed by 295 runs inside four days.
Sky Sports' Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain discuss whether India seamer Jasprit Bumrah is the best all-format cricketer in the world
Scott Boland is Hazlewood's most likely replacement for the day-nighter at Adelaide Oval from December 6 having been the back-up seamer in the original squad.
Abbott has featured in 46 white-ball games for Australia (26 one-day internationals and 20 T20 internationals) but is yet to play a Test, while Doggett is uncapped at international level.
Abbott has bagged 261 first-class wickets in 87 matches, with Doggett claiming 142 in 40 games.
SOURCE: https://www.skysports.com/cricket/n...owler Josh Hazlewood,of the five-match series.
I feel like they niggled him out as punishment for what he said in the interview. He was easily Aussies best bowler.Hazelwood out of 2nd Test due to side injury
Australia vs India: Josh Hazlewood ruled out of second Test as Sean Abbott and Brendan Doggett called up
Australia fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of the second Test against India in Adelaide with the hosts calling up Sean Abbott and Brendan Doggett.
Hazlewood has suffered a "low grade left side injury" but will remain with the team to prepare for the rest of the five-match series.
The 33-year-old took five wickets in the first Test at Perth, including a first-innings four-four, as Australia were routed by 295 runs inside four days.
Sky Sports' Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain discuss whether India seamer Jasprit Bumrah is the best all-format cricketer in the world
Scott Boland is Hazlewood's most likely replacement for the day-nighter at Adelaide Oval from December 6 having been the back-up seamer in the original squad.
Abbott has featured in 46 white-ball games for Australia (26 one-day internationals and 20 T20 internationals) but is yet to play a Test, while Doggett is uncapped at international level.
Abbott has bagged 261 first-class wickets in 87 matches, with Doggett claiming 142 in 40 games.
SOURCE: https://www.skysports.com/cricket/n...owler Josh Hazlewood,of the five-match series.
Nah. They will replace him with BolandBlow to Aus.
Backups areBlow to Aus.
Blow to Aus.
I feel like they niggled him out as punishment for what he said in the interview. He was easily Aussies best bowler.
Averaged like 14 in the game.
Aussies never mix personal issues with business. So Hazlewood issue may be genuine. But boland is a good addition. I think in delhi he bowled brilliantly on a completely different pitchGood point. Quite possible since its almost 3 days since the match ended.
Sarrrr I only love batsmen sarrrGreatest performance by an Indian in Australia. Not sure i agree with this. In that match Dravid won the game. But it was also Agarkar's 6 wicket haul that skittled Aussies for low total. How can anyone forget Pant's 89. This shows how Indian fans worship batsmen more than bowlers.
Dravid's 233 was a monumental knock. It deserves all the praise.Greatest performance by an Indian in Australia. Not sure i agree with this. In that match Dravid won the game. But it was also Agarkar's 6 wicket haul that skittled Aussies for low total. How can anyone forget Pant's 89. This shows how Indian fans worship batsmen more than bowlers.
Australia is big favourite for 2nd test . Indians batsman are generally struggle against backup bowlers likes Boland .Frankly Steve smith is doing alright but he's walking in at 10/2 every inns which with his technique exposes him slightly. If Aus can start bringing him in against a softer ball at 50/2, he becomes linchpin batter again.
Aus are due a bit of luck with either or both of Khawaja/Marnus.
Sundar and NKR are bowlers Aus should look to pre-meditatively attack. If you can go at 3.5+ against these guys then India is forced to bring main seamers back for long spells.
For Aus, Lyon's rhythm looks excellent which bodes well for series. Cummins is also unlikely to have two back to back poor tests.
Signs point to Aus, but being pink ball test, toss and conditions will have outsize importance as a factor. Team that wins toss should bat and IMO they will win match unless they mess up badly
Big gap will favour australia ,they can recover from first test humiliation lose .Hazlewood is a big loss because he was deadly accurate and can pick wickets when needed. Boland is no passenger, he is good as well. It will be a great contest
Cannot downplay India here.. They have dominated Australia in the series opener which is a big plusBig gap will favour australia ,they can recover from first test humiliation lose .
If india win test 2 then it's over for aus. India will win 3-1 or 3-2Cannot downplay India here.. They have dominated Australia in the series opener which is a big plus
Pink ball is australia favourite and that's too at Adelaide. They are never lost a pink ball test at Adelaide oval.Cannot downplay India here.. They have dominated Australia in the series opener which is a big plus
Nah winning Is not important .they should bat for 60 balls minimum than can retire.Don't think Jaiswal or Rahul should bat too long. THey should retire after 10 or 15 overs or get out. Need others some run.
yea that is what. Winning is not that important. But others should get a hit against pink ball.Nah winning Is not important .they should bat for 60 balls minimum than can retire.
Jaiswal don't have any pink ball experience.
Well you also need patience, full focus, stamina and mental strength in addition to be technically sound.Sometimes you wonder why the hell KL Rahul has such a pathetic statistic. Technically one of the most correct batsman in the world.
Under 19 doesn't often translate to success stories.Australian pace attack future is in the safe hands. Couple of U19 world cup winning bowlers are bowling here.
They will be perfectly fineAustralia future looks really bleak.
It is disconcerting that there isn't a single 25-30 age group quality batter demanding test selection in the Shield.
By the end of next years Ashes series, Khawaja, Marsh and Smith will be hanging up their boots.
Other than Green who wil slot in directly for Marsh there doesn't seem to be anyone who looks remotely ready for a top 4 commission.
Handscomb/Maddinson will be 34; Konstas will need to grow up really quickly; Harris/Bancroft/Renshaw are tried and tested bog average batters
Aussies are hardly lost back to back test at home .India would have an upper hand here in adelaide.. surely ausies will remain under the shell.
Lol no.. They have never lost a pink ball test at Adelaide. I would back indja to come hard if it was a day match and Aussis had such record. But in an pink ball test with lot of swing indians are sitting ducks. Expect at least one innings where the Indian team will bat like headless chickens. We also will play with Rohit who will be the worst player under such conditions. Bowlers may be able to help us being a bit competetive. Let's seeIndia would have an upper hand here in adelaide.. surely ausies will remain under the shell.
I can almost predict itLol no.. They have never lost a pink ball test at Adelaide. I would back indja to come hard if it was a day match and Aussis had such record. But in an pink ball test with lot of swing indians are sitting ducks. Expect at least one innings where the Indian team will bat like headless chickens. We also will play with Rohit who will be the worst player under such conditions. Bowlers may be able to help us being a bit competetive. Let's see
3rd test has 3 day break. Hopefully this pink test finishes in 2 to 3 days maxBig gap has killed all the excitement .
I think he will be rested after gabba as ct is there in Feb. shami will be there for mcg as per reports.3rd test has 3 day break. Hopefully this pink test finishes in 2 to 3 days max
Win or lose. Rest bumrah for mcg? Or rest after mcg?
No bumrah will Play all the test unless some niggle/ injury . Shami is overweight so he will not selected for BGT .I think he will be rested after gabba as ct is there in Feb. shami will be there for mcg as per reports.
Not at allNo bumrah will Play all the test unless some niggle/ injury . Shami is overweight so he will not selected for BGT .
Without bumrah indian bowling attack is very average .
We can't afford one more injury to bumrah whatever it happensNo bumrah will Play all the test unless some niggle/ injury . Shami is overweight so he will not selected for BGT .
Without bumrah indian bowling attack is very average .
In theory it is not a bad tactic as right handers are easier target for surprise inswingers. But form of the player has to be good as he could get sucker punched by some other bowler at the other end.Michael Vaughan has shared a batting tip to counter Jasprit Bumrah:
"I think that simple swap is perfect for the year England have coming up. In one Test in Australia, I've seen live why England need another left-hander in the top three. Jasprit Bumrah fizzily arcs the ball into the right-hander's pads with the brand new ball, and caused absolute carnage for the likes of Nathan McSweeney, Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith. Left-handers are better suited to facing Bumrah,"
"It would be handy to have Stokes at No 3 in Australia, too, because the extra left-hander might tempt Australia to use Nathan Lyon earlier, which in turn means the quicks are not bowling in the short window that the ball swings,"
well honestly speaking i didnt know that its day night Test otherwise i could have also predicted the same because thats true Aussies plays pink ball cricket better than any other team.Lol no.. They have never lost a pink ball test at Adelaide. I would back indja to come hard if it was a day match and Aussis had such record. But in an pink ball test with lot of swing indians are sitting ducks. Expect at least one innings where the Indian team will bat like headless chickens. We also will play with Rohit who will be the worst player under such conditions. Bowlers may be able to help us being a bit competetive. Let's see
Siraj world class in his own right and Rana looks really goodLol no.. They have never lost a pink ball test at Adelaide. I would back indja to come hard if it was a day match and Aussis had such record. But in an pink ball test with lot of swing indians are sitting ducks. Expect at least one innings where the Indian team will bat like headless chickens. We also will play with Rohit who will be the worst player under such conditions. Bowlers may be able to help us being a bit competetive. Let's see
Siraj is not wc. Only good in seaming conditions.Siraj world class in his own right and Rana looks really good
Siraj alternates between utterly mediocre and utterly brilliant.Siraj is not wc. Only good in seaming conditions.
Siraj forever got stuck in his mentor Kohli's 2009 to 2011 mode.Can be anything with out much consistency and extremely emotional.Siraj alternates between utterly mediocre and utterly brilliant.
Siraj not really, only under seaming conditions he seems to do well. Rana is too raw, and can be pretty wayward. May be by next tour he will be good.Siraj world class in his own right and Rana looks really good