dani2k
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Good Lord!...saffers all over India who are gasping for breath...when did it happen last in India ?!
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dani2k said:Good Lord!...saffers all over India who are gasping for breath...when did it happen last in India ?!
sillyfan said:Look i dont mean to give it to IND to hard, but its no wonder they did not want the referral system! Look. IND got to No1 playing the sides they did and have had a few good years out of the last 50, now time for IND to rebuild!haha
dani2k said:Np. Rebuilding is a part of life anyway. What India would do well is to plan out the retirements of the big three - Sachin, Dravid and Laxman and phase it out over a period of time. The critical question is how to include a youngster when all of them are available? Yuvis place is the only one for grabs now and I reckon India should try out new players there. Yes it might cost a few games, but will serve India in the long run.
sillyfan said:Many times, just IND dont remmeber! IND has a few good years and to IND its like they have been amazing since cricket started! )
saqlain said:Indian batsmen's dignity is at stake today. If there is day when India's batting has to prove its mantle, it is today and tomorrow.
the Great Khan said:Steyn..my favourite fast bowler..the white waqar younis..awesome stuff!!
Luton Bad Boy said:Steyn always had the ability and his record is phenomenal, I for one am appreciating this mockery of the indian batting lineup
sillyfan said:Good call, but SL, BANG and WI might have something to say about that in the not to distant future! )
Xoib said:Sillyfan,
stop this continued trolling.
adit_sh said:Will cross the bridge when it comes. Its not that we are not used to no. 6 and no 7 10years back.
Xoib said:Sillyfan,
stop this continued trolling.
struggling ? Batsmen do get dismissed ocassionally , you knw.Its part of the game.Sledger said:Also, I'm very surprised that Gambhir is struggling against this attack on a featherbed. I expected him to have a tought time in SA but not in India.
Sledger said:A lot of similarities between Steyn and Waqar, both are unafraid to pitch it UP. Maybe he goes for runs now and then but he's worth his weight in gold for being a pure STRIKE bowler, Umar Gul needs to bowl in this vain and even he can become an excellent bowler.
Also, I'm very surprised that Gambhir is struggling against this attack on a featherbed. I expected him to have a tought time in SA but not in India.
I don't care if he's out for a duck or scoring a 50,he just hasn't looked comfortable at all, particularly against the bounce of Morkel, and this wicket is no where near as fresh as some of the ones he should find in South Africa.RexRex said:struggling ? Batsmen do get dismissed ocassionally , you knw.Its part of the game.
Luton Bad Boy said:There goes my prediction of Sehwag making 600 runs in this series...
a bad day at the offiice ? not a big dealSledger said:I don't care if he's out for a duck or scoring a 50,he just hasn't looked comfortable at all, particularly against the bounce of Morkel, and this wicket is no where near as fresh as some of the ones he should find in South Africa.
His current avg flatters him comes across as a mid 40's batRexRex said:so you're saying Gambhir can never have a bad day at the offiice ?
Yep, I am giving him the benefit of the doubt, but all I said was it was a surprise, considering how lifeless this wicket is.RexRex said:a bad day at the offiice ? not a big deal
RexRex said:a bad day at the offiice ? not a big deal
lol .. where did this obnoxious aussie ocker pop up from ??sillyfan said:Run rate has dropped to a normal AUS T20 one! )
how can you have an opinion on that when you havent seen him play on bouncier wickets yet ?Xoib said:His current avg flatters him comes across as a mid 40's bat
Personal oponion
RexRex said:lol .. where did this obnoxious aussie ocker pop up from ??
Not talking about bouncy or flat theory just talking about generally as a batsman,I feel he is in a rich vain of form and has been lucky thay his best form has coincided with flat tracks and a settled team.If he makes me eat a humble pie I will gladly accept it but I certainly feel he will taper off.RexRex said:how can you have an opinion on that when you havent seen him play on bouncier wickets yet ?
RexRex said:how can you have an opinion on that when you havent seen him play on bouncier wickets yet ?
RexRex said:sillyfan , I see you're on cloud9 these days after beating a highly competitive Pakistan team and the WI.
RexRex said:I see the aussies mention pyjama cricket a lot these days instead of tests .. not suprising though
Romali_rotti said:Some postives to watch out for during this envitable defeat;
1) Vijay looks very solid and some of his wrist work looks very Laxman like.
2) Badrinath looks solid as well.
3) Hopefully SRT will get another 100 Inshallah...
Romali_rotti said:Some postives to watch out for during this envitable defeat;
1) Vijay looks very solid and some of his wrist work looks very Laxman like.
2) Badrinath looks solid as well.
3) Hopefully SRT will get another 100 Inshallah...
saqlain said:Indian batsmen's dignity is at stake today. If there is day when India's batting has to prove its mantle, it is today and tomorrow.
Asok Chaktra said:at their half strength? without Dravid, Laxman and Youvraj? At present indian batting is great no doubt about it. One the greats retire... i doubt
Imagine pak playing this SA bowling! (They couldn't handle second bowling line of Aus)..
Asok Chaktra said:at their half strength? without Dravid, Laxman and Youvraj? At present indian batting is great no doubt about it. One the greats retire... i doubt
Imagine pak playing this SA bowling! (They couldn't handle second bowling line of Aus)..
On this track even the Pakistani batsmen would have put up a fight.Asok Chaktra said:at their half strength? without Dravid, Laxman and Youvraj? At present indian batting is great no doubt about it. One the greats retire... i doubt
Imagine pak playing this SA bowling! (They couldn't handle second bowling line of Aus)..
Inswinger said:On this track even the Pakistani batsmen would have put up a fight.
But were we the "#1 team"?kingusama92 said:Considering what we did against the Saffers in our home series against them a few years ago.. I wouldn't say that so confidently.
Asok Chaktra said:at their half strength? without Dravid, Laxman and Youvraj? At present indian batting is great no doubt about it. One the greats retire... i doubt
Imagine pak playing this SA bowling! (They couldn't handle second bowling line of Aus)..
kingusama92 said:Considering what we did against the Saffers in our home series against them a few years ago.. I wouldn't say that so confidently.
looking forward to another stey classic tomorrowRexRex said:Looking forward to Tendulkar's double tomorrow
We got taken. What a wonderful spell of fast bowling by Steyn! Well played Sehwag, but did you have to get out like an utter tool?
Why do you need a quality spinner to be a great side, when you have guys like Steyn and Morkel who can take wickets on any pitch? Harris is ranked 12th btw, I would hardly call that averageCryin Out Loud said:This game appears to be done (no kidding!). SA has highlighted the difference between a very good (not yet great without a quality spinner) bowling side and an average one.
Sledger said:Also, I'm very surprised that Gambhir is struggling against this attack on a featherbed. I expected him to have a tought time in SA but not in India.
Jo_Don said:Why do you need a quality spinner to be a great side, when you have guys like Steyn and Morkel who can take wickets on any pitch? Harris is ranked 12th btw, I would hardly call that average
Amir said:What about the 9 guys after him!
From 400 to 200 in a couple of hours! Somebody is losing ground here.RexRex said:Looking forward to Tendulkar's double tomorrow
OZGOD said:Who is this Saha guy? Why would you play two keepers? Obviously Saha can't bat for peanuts, surely anyone would have been better than him.