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Time for thrashing....
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Time for thrashing....
Innings defeat for India ll finn
England need to bat first to spice things up now.
3.30am start time (UK) is an atrocious prospect.
Does the sun go down early? Because a 9am local start looks pretty wacky on the surface. Indian posters help.
As for the match, to even avoid defeat would be amazing for England. I'd definitely take a level score going into the final Test, where we have often nicked a good result in a series.
Makes sense then. Time and again I've watched a Test in the subcontinent lose 15 overs a day because of the early dusk and crawling over rates. So hopefully with the crisp morning start and spin-heavy XIs we will see a full Test match.
It just means that James's alarm will be set at insane degrees. Noooooo.
3.30am start time (UK) is an atrocious prospect.
Does the sun go down early? Because a 9am local start looks pretty wacky on the surface. Indian posters help.
As for the match, to even avoid defeat would be amazing for England. I'd definitely take a level score going into the final Test, where we have often nicked a good result in a series.
You are underestimating your team
Lets see how India responds. If they have any spine or shame, they will try to trounce England in this Test match.
strong and unnecessary word
cricket is won by talent (cricketing and mental) and some luck..not by shame or spine..
For all the talk that some players did they have to have some shame for folding like a cheap lawn chair at the first sign of adversity. Not one has put up fight when the conditions got tough.
Gambhir - We will give rank turners to England
Raina - We want to give some pain back to England
Its time to show who is the boss on spinning tracks. If India cannot win on home tracks too, what separates them from teams like Bangladesh (No offense meant).
Is it the same ground where crowd also thrashes their own reputation by burning down seats?
...or throwing stones at the players when they find out that they about to lose to their arch rival....and test match has to finished by kicking every one of them out of the stadium!
A lot of English cricket fans rooted for the Aussies in your series against the ProteasGreat to see a Test at this great venue.
I am torn, I wanted to support India but seeing as they want to play pitch doctors, I guess I'm supporting....nah still supporting India. Lets thrash the Poms and their imports!
A lot of English cricket fans rooted for the Aussies in your series against the Proteas
Yeah Aussies beating SA and England winning in India would have meant Cookie getting to doSeriously?
James, England in 2009-10 looked pretty much like a modern day incarnation of Don's invincibles . Bresnan setting MCG, SCG on fire lol. I would be waiting for how SA fare when they come back after a break before claiming they are undisputed numero uno.
If Cook can win the toss then England will firmly believe things are turning around for them. India will probably go with a flat deck to appease the likes of Sachin and Sehwag. England batting first well could rack up a big first innings score to put enough pressure on India for 2-0. England put enough runs on the board they will win the test easily.
Series is at 1-1 right now.
I know pal, it was a typo. 2-1
If Tendulkar fails again calls will expand for his retirement.
Code:Team Score Overs RPO Lead Inns Result Opposition Ground Start Date India 171 58.1 2.93 -274 2 won v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001 India [B]657/7d[/B] 178.0 3.69 383 3 won v Australia Kolkata 11 Mar 2001 India 358 101.2 3.53 358 1 draw v West Indies Kolkata 30 Oct 2002 India 471/8 159.0 2.96 332 3 draw v West Indies Kolkata 30 Oct 2002 India 411 150.1 2.73 106 2 won v South Africa Kolkata 28 Nov 2004 India 120/2 39.4 3.02 4 4 won v South Africa Kolkata 28 Nov 2004 India 407 111.1 3.66 407 1 won v Pakistan Kolkata 16 Mar 2005 India 407/9d 104.0 3.91 421 3 won v Pakistan Kolkata 16 Mar 2005 India [B]616/5d[/B] 152.5 4.03 616 1 draw v Pakistan Kolkata 30 Nov 2007 India 184/4d 42.4 4.31 344 3 draw v Pakistan Kolkata 30 Nov 2007 India [B]643/6d[/B] 153.0 4.20 347 2 won v South Africa Kolkata 14 Feb 2010 India [B]631/7d[/B] 151.2 4.16 631 1 won v West Indies Kolkata 14 Nov 2011
Any link.... reference?know on incident of when aussie cricketers were hit by stones in karachi..and
the recent stone throwing at west indies bus..
but india being more than 5 times the population of pakistan and bangladesh..there are bound to be more incidents like this..
dont remember the source, but can google.. it was greg chappel's team.. also read in Benazir's auto-bio that there was crowd trouble..but that was not for cricket reasons but political reasons..but i need to check that again..i am sure if i search more in cricket literature i can find more incidents of crowd trouble..Any link.... reference?
dont know about the numbers..but the point is Pakistani and Bangladeshi fans also have such elements.. if you are saying that they are not as many, then let us do a violent fan per capita calculationThrowing stone on a buss..... could be at the most one or two people...... when you set a stadium on fire.... it takes the whole community.....
that is low..you are accusing Kolkatans? after seeing a gentleman like me you think that those kolkatans represent us? kolkatans are really sweet people.. they mostly target their own team..they even supported south africa because ganguly wasnt selected, and in 1996 sent lots of apology letters to ranatunga.. one incident was when tendulkar was accidentally obstructed by akhtar..but they were sachinistas not kolkatans.. kolkatans are mostly well behaved like me.I was also talking about magnitude of the incidents.... Indian fans are the world champions and ... Kolkatians are the domestic champions!
Betfair odds are quoted as a "return on a unit invested" value.Code:[SIZE="5"][B]India 2.32 Eng 4.30 Draw 2.74 [/B][/SIZE]
Trouble erupted at Lord's on Saturday during the post match presentation as Pakistani cricket fans targeted the Australian players with missiles.
The incident is the latest crowd trouble to plague cricket's one-day series.
Australian all-rounder Michael Bevan was hit by a beer can thrown on to the balcony during the post-match presentation ceremony after today's NatWest Series final.
Australia had completed a nine-wicket victory over Pakistan and the losers had been presented with their medals when the latest crowd trouble incident of the series took place.
Police moved among the crowd beneath the balcony trying to find whoever was responsible.
It was then announced that the rest of the presentation ceremony would be held indoors.
Pakistani fans have been responsible for trouble at three previous matches.
The first came on June 7 at Edgbaston when Pakistan beat England in a floodlit encounter. The second occurred at Headingley last Sunday when Pakistan triumphed over England again.
On that occasion, steward Stephen Speight was injured as Pakistan fans stormed on to the square seeking to claim stumps and bails for souvenirs.
Then at Trent Bridge on Tuesday, Aussie paceman Brett Lee was nearly hit by a plastic bottle thrown from the crowd and Waugh led his players off the pitch in protest.
Former England cricket captain David Gower, speaking on Sky Sports 1, said: "A missile of some description was thrown and Michael Bevan was then seen rubbing his cheek.
"It is a shameful end to this NatWest series. It is unbelievable, ridiculous. These people have let their country down. This is getting out of hand."
He went on: "MCC can be proud of what they have managed to achieve so far. They let the crowd on to the field at the end with an element of control. They (the fans) let them down.
"There are people who have come for a quiet day out and this happens. The players, the stewards and the crowd all have a right to be protected.
"It seems that even the presentation ceremony is a problem now. It is the first time we have ever seen scenes like this at Lord's."
Crowd trouble marred Pakistan's 77-run victory over Zimbabwe in the third and final one-day international in Peshawar yesterday. Police used batons to control some of the 35,000-strong crowd who threw stones, bottles, fruit and other projectiles, causing seven stoppages that totalled 81 minutes.
ok, i went to google to ask this question, and the first answer was this:
know on incident of when aussie cricketers were hit by stones in karachi..
Another one:
Darren Gough attacked : http://www.pakpassion.net/ppforum/showthread.php?p=5241644
Match abandoned in 1983 as stones thrown at Australian cricketers: http://www.pakpassion.net/ppforum/showthread.php?t=164587
this was the ones i was talking about... so there is no one on a high horse..hamaam mein sab nangay
Look at the expressions on the face of the guy on the left...
Guy with the "six" sign!
I didn't know Karachi and Lord's are the same ground.....or is it that Lords is in Lahore .. or is it Islamabad.
...and did you personally checked their passports that the fans in Lord's and Birmingham were Pakistani?
I am yet to see you provide me a refernce of fans setting stadium on fire like Kolkatians did! Just admit it ... you are the title holder!
W63L45, would be a lot better if you would raise this issue in a separate thread in my opinion. This is a match thread and no such incident has occurred yet hence there is no point in discussing this here. Thanks
Obsession of a few people and their rants just spoils the mood of threads...sometimes even the forum experiance.....just my opinion!!
would we see the Old Calcutta or the New Kolkatta? Old Calcutta= great atmosphere, jam packed stadium. New Kokatta = empty seats no atmosphere.
^^^
Just for the sake...I want mention the readers that we are ignoring the good turn outs in the new zealand series...a few days in ahmedabad and mumbai!!
you see unfortunately...we do not have rich beer drinking old men who read news papers and drink beers watching a 5 day test match...to fill up the stadiums .....
Aaaand India gets to bat first again.
This is frustrating. We never win the toss.